Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-25

~ whIgHLY ,lAPoRTAhF FROM THE EAsT.--TWo
weekslater- f0ps oflhe most miraculous events
that has recently taken place IN this part Of the
country is the fact that our enterrrising towns
man Mr. Eli Couch the Junior partner OF the
hrmof Cummings& Couch. of this place, has
"a been 10 Philadelphia and returned with his
goods all in The spacs Of two weeks. Let it be
remembered that Mr.. CoucI vent this lime,
{ and of courss selected an extraordinary stock
= OF new and rfashijasbls goods. We dropped
ih(hsir store the other day, and fOur eyes"
we're dNzsed by the sp!endor Of the sight.
We would jasI say that our friends should cAll
%. soon and gsttheite choice before too late. We
wish all to get fair chance this time and there
fore give noJes, Hurrafo Couch and Fre-
mont. First come 6rst served, .4fsr 4
sA o. .aHH7 saa-- - z-l-L 1EL-z-- sll 37sdT N
ygsTHEsBASIsHED SOS; And other Stories Of the
's. Heart. by Mrs Caroline Lee. iIentS. Author
5, s.SOf 'Linda. ;, a'Reua. 4 ,'psuter d Ner.hern
Bride" "Msrcus Warland," "RObert Gfa-
q ham, 'e.c, etc. "A
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%s.nMrsi sarahJ, Hale, the popular editor Of
aGodey's lady Book, says OfMrs. Hentz in
.s ihat pupular Magazine for August, 1856;
ia''If We admire the amount of fiterary labor
!, and ,vri.inRs performed BY lady situated as
was Mrs. Hentz. we shall feel increased regard
sa for tho moral hsalthlulness Of her mind which.
ia its SpOdtaneoas how, asit were, has yet come
o to u.s. Us il such purity ofsenlmeRt and express
ION. There is not a page to be skipped NOT ..
n lias which may NOT be read At hs family frssi ide.
This purity Of style seems to have been the ha1
Is, btual tone Of Che writer's mind. and harppni.
se Seswith The quistlessOns Of morality and pa
triOtism breathing from rather thaa uculcated
ia. ell her fictitious compositions, Born aGd
= educated al The North, but removed to the South
.l5 while her youthful hopes were bright as the
a NlTy sunny cline Iiin where her new home was found,
and also passing some pleasant years in the
~ GREAT west, Mrs. Hentz learned the wisdom Of
y. loving her whole cOuntry above any particular
q State or section. This true and noble patriot
81 ism she teaches in all her writings teaches il
p as woman should, like the faith Of childhood.
ass tohOld It's place nextsto that Of Our Father
'Ss Who att in heaven in the heart Of every Amer
o. loan cilizsns oaecause Of. ths remarkable f.
1csEy with which Mrs Henlz wrote was her en-
QisS EulhiulusssaE She had the gift Of utter
sg ganss \ ii a eminent degree and she set down
Soy what and ist Without art or .prssmsdi.
taItiOn. BIrs. Hestz wasagrsaty gifted with
tbss satuitys power Of pind, which seiLss' lest truth
.Ivahthe grasp Of faith and uses imagination as
''s,. = guide 10 knowledge, genius can work both
t.Stlsod well when the writer has had actual
sv,.rieuce of life! Mrs. Hents had large Op-
,s. uOrtunites for the study Of charaeters she
{. was the teacher Of youth from her youth till
' rasr The close Of her career and she had reach
I'D middle age before she Ventured to publish
% .ov thing she had ever written. Mrs Heats's
works arc such as should be possessed BY all,