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strength a, wen as beauty hl. tale Of domestic
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~ nature The religious element introduced IN the only way
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soepYred within the authors knowedge 1t evincss cor
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TOM MOORE's LIFE COMPLETE
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Nos 3l8 and $40 Broadway, New YOIf,
HAVE EEADY
M L NJ o X s,
JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENTS OF
THOMAS MOORE.
EDITED BY
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OPINIONS OF rHE PRE.s.

OPINIONS OF PREss - =,
Uko rs not heard Of Tom Moore, the lrsh Poet 10 an
SV ever read his popusr Melodies this work will
grove t1ceedngy interesting especially the VI
he poet from bis earliest recollection to msnh1Sd we hss
Sams, Moore il the last Of great poets ha. aours9ed
beginning Of the century, OOsrPsy yH 81 c ss sTo.y
Indebted the Mes Appleton for the SSe1P c and elegant ASy
manner In which they have issued IT," IN l. Com, Hus
This work looked for with much D ne
admirers Of the sweetest bard Of modern times The work h..
rot disappointed The sparkling uvacy OF hioCa1 - =,
will recommend them as mode OF s'Sie - .h Rs,s,er
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,nsde 70 his poet friend TO edit bis papers be aryed ma
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nj once procure copy of this work" lChicsgo Press
the man more IN the vigor oil mShhpoo 70 yen "
Moore poet and others listening to what he mas 70 a OF
himself will more and yet once more prepare to say neI
say HIM Two three carriages followed al 0u poat W -
TSye spirit that once tseernaced "a s pouy
now before u.s. usheTed into the worlds presence by ne Lou
JoLn so the world wsgs SO let 10" Rochester democrat
III" seems to that Lord John Russell has pfePa'ed very
and has think pursued 1t to the enc MN p ns TS
siasp and accuracy" Ibnnsn O 1i. IL
Other the editor But cannot iooh into without eelns
that fully the hshest sIPeeisnSns tns eoaa ss DC
ultimately formed Of It. The WORK WILL Vi oO9is Uu -. "
That Il i edited with ability, the name Of EEelsnd's great
"MooI.s Lie BY Russell presents striking picture Of En-
tksh hfe such came within the oeseIvsoh Sa
TON Moore has Just such soul would pour its f9ness
m diary Of daily he friendly corIespondeneei suu nose
who have loved hun for HE human nSa5e Will PS os
pointed in bic memoirs -. lNschitocnls NhIoh W e.
I'VE have here the minuta fssfs ct cees Of one Oh tne
versatile voluptuons and neodoHs oSHs"nT h
H pm.ees with all the senuses OF the day whetne hey
poets artists staesmen and the nSNeie Wal" WnlI nc
honestly IAitles away, about everything IN o., own &
bis social either In which latter we can put De
bon viyant propenes have In his stye OF hsIht mem
much Of charm for than we generally hnd 'ne pm
yge life Of men Of genius, even where the SstAn ps
Nv drawn aside n W Ind here loAuiuhJ ou"tcH
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most efecuAl sharing Mr. Riley ieen .a'r,, and the
for the Of his peculiar aft His udcrou. shechs are
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Turtle lawyer Of the most natural growth and ihoe who
have never known Jim BuIzad who wouldn't allow the doc
tor 10 get any their suH dovn his Throat aud he couldn't
,ts o6s as the sgur would give in should n be in.
REDUCED 10 that stubborn parsonage Sonora Bo~n Aunt
Graves Of Puddod sat for their pictures
TO this artist, and he has drawn them 20 the life"
Rochester Democrat.
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r II Y " E. -
by ALICE CARY.

N III NJ Z q.
by ALICE CARY.
TIE hssssoBs we're d,oppns an hear ago
Drsyysns AID sbiiDs over my hee,
AID N woods sho: ap then snisrsrs lo~,
And the noon, ~th sveetest sTsce,
Bessoned me on With Der yellow light
Into the el0say and eiammy Dise:-
Al hour. wsa, b-esth Of sine y seems,
And ys, VS. Lops enough, IN sooth
To travel on, Of the lard Of dresns
into the realm Of ruth;
Awei Mack realm Of bare eaked sands,
And away, ~nDgins and Nsehns hands
Iwe stepping down 20 les dast, 20 draw
Ny lovers picture, 10 fear ans d0ab;,
When the sudden rain, with sus,y e,v,
Blew the mconshine os;-
The nocnshine chilly, and sril, aud bright,
Lesviss me only the sbos, fhsSt
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THAT It's Saturday morning, what mortal ear

THAT It's Saturday morning, what mortal can
i Iosbt
Who see, tie sAd Eewsmsn flying about
For behold tie NETWORK LEDGER soat~
Two hurdred and fifty thousand, OF tbsreAsosi-
FlyiDs 70 answer the rusb aud the roat
OF psoJle-etn those who are lane with me t'D'-
Who scarcely their breakfasts eau s"sio" N''s'''
Fir.. reGdius he LEDGER through inside saa os-
See COBBs SEW STORY VI REVOLUTIONARY LIFTS
also EMERSON BENEFITS Great s"V Of bohuEh
LIE Nov .esdy and lof sale =, al ths Sews ohe<s.
V'HAT lis Saturday morning, what mnsal can
doubt
hoses the sl.d EewsHsn flying about
~, behold. the NETWORK LEDGERb out
Two hundred and 6fy thousand Or tbsreabogi-
Flyip. 20 ariwer the rssh and the roat
OF p.ople-e'cn ttose who are !ADe With The soat-
Who scsTc,l y their breakfasts can swallow Willow
Flint readisG the LEDGER through, insds Ie 9ot-
Sc. CoBBs NEW STORY Of REVoLUTioAAhI LII
.,.o EMERSON BENEFITS orea, Story % po'"IN
LIFE Now really .aJ ser SAL =; a.. The Ssws o..
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Entered according to Act Of Congress in the year ~ BY Roc
rsr BoSyxR, in the Clerks OHice OF the bstTes
CosIt foT the Southern Dstrict Of New fork-
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ALSO, BY TIE SANE AUTHOR,
new issDe Of
A JOURNEY IN THE SEABOARD SLAVE

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Win RERAEKs on THEIR EcoSoNY
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Those who would know what the beet aspects Of south
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IEdnbarg Review for Oct,
Mr. Omseds entire volume abounds with such suggestive
statements aud American friends would DO well 70 con;d
We cannot too highly estimate the abors Of M O.ted,
and the reearchss which he personally made He has
Piled himself and be succesded produce the minds Of
the e sn that saof. for the boon Of Slavery be
hsh value to the work Of H. Omsed mses it entirely
worthy the particular attention Of those who make serious
lie Constitu;ionnel Psrs Nov. IS.
1T appears BY the thePsge Of this b9ot tbs, MI o@..d
author work which published some time aso,
title Walks and Talk. Of an American Farmer IN
Enssnd We have not ,s,n tna BOOK dS1se NM wa. %
%o o Sors ' fbe American. are sdTb winters Of tIsv
pbsre old European capitals. Nothing can be better 10 il:
ME Voyage This book OF Mr. Olmsteds proves that
traveller as attractive ano entertaining an
pbens az Baysrd Taylor Of reign lands while be gives as
beside Information Of comPrensnveness h mo
Upon. This beck appears TO Us among the best OF ne knd hA
tousDess and vigorous and cheerful anxiety fo justice all
round the work model for tsyesr' and indeed Tor every
"Mr Olmsted intelligent moderate aud did in
expressing bis opinions who sees indeed Wh.t IL morally
but who has is not eXtrsvssAni statement
yet nconsderste in criticism -, r,,.. IT., ~
ct publication full Of inter- siins matter aud written
with every appearance Of impMt . =, -
lLondon Saturday Review, Noy l3
hme to 81. dpy "S .t 51 he, se ass Of fO
hook standard competed Of valuable Information
To AL those persons tLs;ec who look upon the Slavery
question problem requiring practice solution t9s BOOK
in as ttspplne stone winch VII n ts discussion 70
range decidedly ther than 1t has ever be before"
North American GuArtcr'y Review
THE book thorough and accurate 10 l.. deta, and
swritte1 style lively and with much dramatic Incl
der H. as TO hold attention like work Of fiction friend
OF gentleman Of high literary culture coDf.ssd having
been beguled sitting than the first bali OF the nen 70
read it, Mrs II. B. Stowe, in The IndependeI', Feb D.
OlInsed, by his book entitled Walk. and TAks OF an
American in England proved himself % be shrewd
and Of and things and ns applied these
powers 10 condition Of the Slave states with great impair
tsy fdthfupe The result TO- the reliable book
upon the economical working Of Slavery that hiss yet appeared
Portland Transcript.
Rich in and incidents and graphic In style the book
taking roInanoe-whe the aba dsJce OF facts given
by shewd but candid observer and the fair deductions there
from afford picture Of Slavery which very reader will be
forced 10 believe" Montpelier state Journal
bears stamp Of honesty H. face. Everywhere II Is
direct Snd manly equally vhiue Of the .entimen
tgist and the srow Of sectNisn IN Y rb, March IS
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NETWORK TRIBUNE e.
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Joy the soAbeAn1 slows and % mes
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Trs nbhns al sloDg the lnes-
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KA r. ME L, L II E sc O l l
THE REBEL Of THE JERSEYS.
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ALSO, Few DAYS:
By the suthOr, new issue Of
WALKS AND TALKS OF AN AMERICAN
w FARMER IN ENGLAND.

n
w FARMER IN ENGLAND.
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"Full Of information most sgreeably conveyed"
Home Journal.
AN uppretendug and delightful narrative"
Southern Literary Messenger.
"A delightful book every way" ewEnesnd Farmer
Few very books Of these days contain Any mrt
70 be compared with this" star OF the Nortn.
- F,esb and grsphicT THE Plow.
many day since have encountered book wnhen
with so healthy enthusiasm containing much useful and
i,,eres,ipg information. common wealth
The American Farmer il very clever and observing fell
low" lAhenaum
He H. on the whole ;hnh Of the best observers
the country who has yet visited the old aud Knows
how to ,ppreciate It" Economist
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OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
CHAPTER /.

BY SYLVANUS COBB, JR.,
Author Of the Gupmater Of Moscow" Toe Storm Secret
Orion the Gold Beat,T' a..
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COBBs NEW STORY Of REVOLUTIONARY
~ LlFE-Prt Frt-Now ready, IN The NETWORK
LFnGER Yor IAe al the Me-, Ofissa
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TACHIN AND BOAZ; Or, KEY TO THE
UAL or FREEMAsONRY; &5 PLATO ON THE SOULS
IMMORTALITY; sL CUPPERS SHAREHOLDERS
GUIDE; &c BY RENTING, the books Will be sent p0s'pNd
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Hurry the newsmen the big and small,
Hurry the ue~smeD, the short and the tall;
Hurry pItssmen, counters, folders and all,
A. louder and thicker the public Out-call-
From the bumbest home 10 the palace hall
While the old folhs sigh and young ones bawl
And the towns in a roar, and whiIl and squat,
TIL they've purchased the LEDGER and read !. through
all
COBB's NEW STORY Of REVOLUTIONARY
~ LIFE Part First-Now ready in the NETWORK
LEDGER For sale al all the News Offices
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Hurry the newsmen, the big ones and small,
Hurry the newsmen, the short and the tall;
Hurry pIessmeD, counters, folders and all,
Az louder and thicker the public out call
From the humblest home TO the palace hall
While the old folks sigh, and the young ones bsw
And the towns 10 a roar and whirl aud squal,
TIL they've purchased the LEDGER, and read through
AL
COBBs NEW STORY of REVOLUTIONARY
- LIFE Part Fr-t-Now ready, in The NETWORK
LEDGER. For sale az all the News Ohioes.
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G. NJ fEN Nok INK Is USED.
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CHSS IN PHNMANSHlP By this aid any one can donbe the
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DINSMORE's THIRTY MILES AROUND
~ NEW YORK.-A WORK, giving Alphabetically 500
TShl,hea rou.bly by DINSMORE Co,
No Spraeest, " Y.
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Hurry the newsmen, the big ones aud fnall,
Huriy the e smen, the short and the tall
Huny pressmen, counters, folders and ALL
As louder and thicker the public outcsll-
From the lum blest home 10 the palace hall
While the old folks sigh, and the young ones bawl
And the towns in roar, and whir. and squsl,
TIL they've purchased the LEDGER aud read through
all
COBBs NEW STORY Of REVOLUTIONARY
~ LIbE-PMt First-Now ready, in the NETWORK
.kDGIk For .Ale a al the Ness Office