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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
Nie ufrrbau. .2IuaftelIuna.

Die 6h Satres.9Iuslieaun eer 9sGa Gaunts
adtrtau 1rlellhaft fano in ocrser sBche ea'
bier itatt. - Die srceartisfen T6rteeitunscn
rparen rafir 9rtrufen uno rrsrer bic 3ulAauer
nod bic llnternebmer iinp, 70 tprtt mir bSren, in
itren @rwartunasn ectGul6t wCrpsn.-an etnrm
tepen 3a9e Der 6air pcbutcn 3aul:ntt rcn Olsn'
iten est-am Dcnnsrias atsr melt mebr ais an
tr8eno einsm Der antern 9assn.
2Sir molten es nht Serlu6sn, jsben ausssfsu'
ten ArttEel einscn on,uIdbrrn, bonn ba,u rriirpsn
mir tetnen Jtaum baben. - Siele Wal6inen, bic
ieBt pom uniern 8ausrn eetrau6t rerpen, waren
auf cem 8runbe, unb puroen RON ben Nusitrlern
tn&bdtiStrit 9eiest, pdmtt petn Srdu6barfeit ron
penn AnweIrnpsn bsurtbtlt rerpcn tchnte.-Sits
les Sanewrfss8 s8eIdirr mar etcnialls ausseiit0t
au4 tatten bic Sausrn psIe protsn i9rcr
Sausrets@rjeu9nibe auf Der 6air; ea tcnnte man
SrautfSrIs isbsn ppn unsebeurer @rSbs. - glu4
parsn AspitI, Birnsn, 3wisteln, 5tautsn, Bob.
nrn, SartCfeln, 9iten, g8ajen, Nssssn, seslI6s
form, Safcr, @erlte. u. (. no, aurgeIsat, bic
ales iibertraien, mas mir nod je ron hitler Dirt
Ssisben tabrn.
Die Sanbperfrr unb Sinlilrr warcn aud hiht
3urtidsebrben, Icncsrn battsn pirifa6e YrUben
bres 5IeBes unp ibrrr Jsunf ausstislt.
Gud battrn bic Damsn bic @usleluns NIT
itren feinm Sanp arbstsn se,iert, pslde eon
gfrmano ntea6trt bIiebsn, loneern ansemsin
trpunDcrt rurpen. - Sur I6ape baB nidt mrtr
ron prrislben srscnrdrtis war, porur6 paS Saus
trlIer 9rfillt wcrpsn mare - penn bas,Ibe mar
nttt gang 10 wcbl gefilt ais ss bate Isn f5ns
nrn.--Auh mare es ni6t aus rrm Ylabt unlsrsr
Sanowerfsr sereisn. pen leertn plab tsesr aui'
;ufiillen. .--Aae ScrIpre6en abcr n6afsS Sabr in
pieicr Sinliht trer ju tbun.
Die @uSaeGuns RON Yfsrrcn, Jlintssrt,
S6aafrn, Sdptns unp 5sbrpisb mar melt pol.
Ter uno better ais ir--ja risIelte mar Isbr gut
uno jcoer fcnntt lid lr6t iitfrSeusen DAP auf bic
Ssb3udt aabier 9rrbe @ufmsrtiamtrit ssri6tct
pirb.
Gte 9lennbatn wurbe Sur6 bic san;e 5nir fprts
pdbreno 9etrnudt, unp berrtte Yinpe Iins bar,
itrr bin 9rtrietcn rclrsn.
Die GprrrBrn prrren bur6 trn gbrw Srrrn
SpItua 8. Dsrr, in Drut16er Sprahr.
unc prufsIor 0 re9orp in gnsIiI6er Sprahe
9rliefrrt, unc st rcdrsn 6irs brrrliHe, gelhidtr
uno lebrrsidc 9lecen.-Didslte rrsrOsn in sinisen
gSO6en i'm Druid srIGrinrn -~ rsSbalb mir hsns
IeIben bier nitst Meter fslssn ipeIIsn.
Sm @anjSn snpmmn mar b,tfs rfnf Ser BE-
fen 5arS, bic is in pirlem Stddt liattfane -
DiClcs wurre BON pteen Srempsn bsieugt pts ssr'
leltsn bsiwctntcn. - allss it 10 wct mir wiern
9crdpe naG gBunIA atselaufsn lanat ipirp
man iih an bic srUee 5air pom 1857 rrinnrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
Sbpar3c Eepublifancr, II. T. III.

0an, watri4sinli6 wrrocn niere @esrn;ri.
tunsCn pirIe 9Bcde nc6mals wcbl scfdllt lcin
nit Den BUrten S&warSe RsputlifanCr, Nidts.
NIGER, glesrtc6cr, II. (. 10, UNI bamit gu prr.
iu&rn ibrcn 9rtbci- Witslisprn rnrn brItigrn
4tIheu vcr unicrrr Darttrt riniulIGben. Gin Icl'
DIES Setrasen orrpisnt ater nur 1apd bel alien
reIpcttatlrn prriunrn. So ilnb jtpra riss bic
Diittsl pcmit Ilc ibr Rnfsnpes S6iff-ibre per.
pprtrne 9artGst-srrsttcn 5u t5nnen eIautsn -
@berm hatten unIrre @e9rsr eS i'm @strau6,
wenn bic @streun nft msbr reht ,tbrn wplltcn.
ibnrn bae Bib stnrS 0aIssns SUrjubaltm. 9ieS
bate pann oud, ipie trtannt, 0rrapr bic ven prn
eierrrs 9cwiinldte Brtung, renn 1c blirben ale
9strsu uno itimmtrn nit Der Yarttei fort bic @ts
les in pas gerpcrbrn ssfiir;t gu prrrcn rrpbt.-
ia bic 70 Su fascn tsne partbsi unO baS gBctI
picIe5 eanpsS Islbf an icnsm 0aleen bdnst.-
5rrunpe pcs Sanrss gBcblS-sebt alls am Diem
tag CUR SBatI. uup taltCt btris Grimrr pcn Yub'
enmdnnrr aus grwatt-penn ic linb unwiirps
bic Ole9sntsn cinrS frrisn Sclfes ju iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
Infer G1untD Stfet.

@S 1T Yiclleidt mod ME IN tieIrm
Gaunts etn 8ablttdet fprmirt pprbcn,
prlhes 70 ol9emrtne 3ufrtcbrnbeit CAB,
pie basjeni9c bas am 26iten Septembcr
ant 6auie BON s I'm 90 Winnih, in
Otehanicsbprp, ppn ben Hepublifnncrn
fprmirt rprbrn It. Sa ni6t nur in
einem She'll beS Gauntss 1T bobelbr
pcpuldr, fpnbern BON allen Sbeilen
fpmmen inns gfa6ri6trn ,u Sbrcn, ba6
pa6elbe NIT Der aller9rBbten Sreubr unb
nit brnt itGrfiten Seifall oufgcnpmmrn
rrrben 1T. Dies fam ni1t anters, rs
mub einem jcben ipnbren 9tspublifanrr
cine ptllfpmmcne NtaGri6t lein. gGir
bnttrn brabfbtigt Semcrfrtn8en in 9e.
;u9 auf rincn jepen Ganbtbnt ouf bent
irIteny fpl9en Sl laben,-iptr ftnpen jcz
bod uniern 9taum su teI9rGnft unier
Sprbaben aus3ufiibren. GS lit birs
aber AUDI Iiaer ni6t nBtbig, bem allc
unIere Ganbibaten linb ais ebrli6e, fibs
t9e unb re6tI9aTcne 9Grger befannt,
unb perben fails einrr GrpGb bltng bic
Stellrn fir pelte fie crnnnnt linb, NIT
@bren fir Iicb unb bas GauntY Scrpalz
em.-Jtepublifaner tprn SIR ale eu>
re 9Fi6t-Gure sanSe 9Fi6t tbut-
ia, tpenn Sbr ale auf bic Babl sebt
unb cure Nadbarn bic nit Gu6 9leib
9ciinnt iinb, aufmrntrrt nit @u9 su
9eben unb nit @uA Su itimmcn, 70 fam
pas 9ebahtr Stfet-birie bcliebte WGn>
ner-trilmpbircnb crpdblt wcrbrn;-llnb
6anbcln ale Stimmgeber fir ibrs rigez
ne Sntcre6en un6 bic SntrrcBen beS
Gaunt96 iibrrbaupt, ip lit cs cine outs
gema6te Sadie, cine sGn3licbc 0cpibz
brit, bab 9ccnhte Ganbioatcn ben Stcg
NIT 9rpBen Webrbeiten bappn trasen
miiben. Srr9ebct baber bic QSabl am
ndAitrn 9irnita8 ni6t tmo itimmt ben
SepublifaniiArn BabIScttcl-ben gart<
sen @ablSrttrl, 1ammt ben freipilligen
Ganbibaten-rmp ni9t5 ais bic Ganpi>
paten pcl6c auf bem 9ebabtrn 0trpubli>
fanii4en WabI6ettcI 9cbruft itcbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
Die Genfcrie Drrfammlunsen unfcrcr
Bcancr.

Die GcnIerieS unIern @esenpartbe batten ii6
trtanntli6 Nial gctrrffsn - rinmal in Setble.
Gem - einmal in Cation - unb einmal in glsn.
taun-um sinsn Ganpioat fir rie grclipntri6trr'
Stele aufiu1slIn. - IS mar itnrn aber ni6t
mSsla Iid Su Srrsinisrn, inpem bic 6 Grnferies
Srn glcrtbamptcn Gauntp iepesmal fir 8 o bn
&. Sinblep, pcn Ybilapelpba, unp bic ans
bern Srn Qe6a Gnmtg, jepcsmal fir 81. 6.
98rigGt, @lq., pom Nllsntam RImmten. Die
Gprferen, paiirte paun bel ibrer lesten Gcriamms
lung albicr am ScrIeBten Dienifas psn Sri6luB,
iiA molth ;u eertasen aber rtrS 9eI6eben
mar, pCriammelten tA bic GonfcrieS bon 9tpr'
hampton wiebrr, unO itrlltcn Scbn 6. 5tnpleY
ais ibren Ganptpat auf. - St nun bic 6reuncc
peS q. 6. g8risbt, untcr olfen llmitdnren,
Serrn 8nolsy erwGben bslfm wcrpen, muB Die
3eit lrbrn. - gSjr fir unler 8beil tTnnsn ni6t
9lauten baB bieS seIAeben wirp, inpem Serr
gSri9bt bel Der bemctratIden Dds9aten @cnpens
tipn pcn 2e6a GnuntY bic @rnennuug Cinitimmi9
rrbalten bate, - llnp wrllte nun mad stner fol-
den grnrnnunS, FOLDER SebaneIung unp icldcm
Sstrd9en, bic sanSe pempfratI6e Ydrtbrt ih in
bic llnteraiisung pr5 Sern 5inpleY, pur6 eini9e
SsrpUrtene pcliti16e DrabtSieber Swin9sn laben,-
10 wSre ries in Der 1bat cine Sanblung, essen
5srrn Bgsbt, wrIAe in teinem SAT- 9ers4ierti-
get werpen tGnntc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
6dltet eS int 0e6Q6tni6

bag uniere 8esnsr bur6 bic 3srR5runs bss Ga
riffs BON 1876, unb lire 16lrtte 8esieruns iiters
baupt, gang allriIi S6ulo an ben jsb9cn priifens
cen unb runrrnten 3siten linp.-Sis ftnnen unb
birfsn rS ni6t lsu9nen. Stimm9eter, ME f6nnt
STR zine lOI6e 9arbri LANCER unterNiisen9 gss
wiB Sbr fGnnt ni6t, msnn Sbr nur nod bas ses
rinsfe @sfutt fir cure Nadfpmmsnl4aft unp fir
pas gBcbl rurrss 2anbrs BAIT.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
ric staatsftuIo nebmaIo pcrrinssrl

GOuprrnor 9pllrd Srist bur4 cine prUtlama.
ton, totirt Bonn 81. Ssptemter, an, pae Uirper
81 ,0l2,957 81 Srn Der Staatel6ulo tr;abIt
uno 9stiI9t wcrpn Fno untG ben Spraticnrn
rer 3iIsunsssAtte fin rrI6e bic g8biss pcn 60.
fps 70 Isbr sri4mibt pprpsn lino. - DirIe 9ss
Sabluns III alio wisper rtwas @utts, wpIRr pas
Bolt ben g86ies su banfm BAT.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
00ltet e8 int @ebd0tniB

DAP bic GCtO Solo parttti unS rrsisrt fat,
btS unIrr Staat iibsr AZ Niaionrn Sbalsr in
S4ulpm mar, uue unler 9an3eS Gano SanfrrUtt
1T. g4enn SIR cine IcIde Tssisruns Iiebt, 70
gr6t am Dtrnaae auf bic gGabl unO itimmt auf
&c nnR nit ibnen-ia bam II IS cure pHLttt fir
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
Tic oriIfenocn 5citen.

gla9 alien Srri6ten bic mir rnsuSirbm ser.
m59snp warcn gu urtbeIrn, batsn iia bic briid.
enoen 3ritrn bur6auS NOD I'M nihts 9rteEsrt,
wptI atsr im Stirsn felt unierm IrBtsn SIatte rts
mas perlalimmert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
KcpubiiFaner babt Gbad,t !

g5 ipirp berI6tet, baB Santbias unO ssfGlfa.
tie SitetS tei Der gGabI pon unirrn @ssnrrn aus.
9eiireut werpen iolIen. Ncpublitanc man wiro
paBsr wCbI tbun auf Isnr Sutb Su ieiR,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
eirr,nnecrunn in d,nrbcc

Sis gum 4. Sspt. lanbetrn bort 27,962 Gin
panprrr. $685. msbr als i'm SOrsen Sabre In
Der ndmlifen 3sit. Die 3abt pG Dsut5Gm tr'
tri9t tfiRabe 5000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
llnien rpabl,ettel fir Gsba Gaunty {,

9re fbent< q 8ibter:
9cnrD =. 0Sagtpeu+
9dsmttr:
6barfes Red,
George Jobnion.
9rpttonptart
t1atban n1iller.
G6ret6rrbtr Gcurtent
y. Sranflin euB.
asgtfrtrsr:
5amuci !. Kiffler.
g 6a BmetReri
GbarlC8 KLEIN.
GummtetUnsrs
Uaren Outb.
gtrmenbtrettpr.
Ieam gibcnbcrsrr.
Coroner:
Dmen SaSer
Nubttor:
Gb0rlcs Golper.
Iruaies:
Jebn s. Oliver,
Stepbcn Red,
Siram 6utb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06
THE EXCISE LAW IN CORTLAND %.

To he Editor Of The ". y. Trissas
SIR believe have nothing IN Ihk lHlsCsf
about the Cortland County Board OF commissioners
of Excise so send statement Of facts which you are
at liberty TO make public if you see ht'
The Bosr6 is composed Of hessrs. Eh l. Dickinson
of Cincinnatus, 6 year.; james c. Pomeroy OF Cont
lands ille Year,; and A. w. Clark OF Scott, years
They met on the third Tuesday Of May ana received
applications for licenses but not fully agreeing as TO
the intent Of the law they adjourned 10 the 10Th 10
examine the law and obtain counsel o. 70 the course
beS to pursue. ,.-,.
On the 25th they met and received lew more 1ppA-
cations for licenses and after -four days sessions have
again adjourned to the first Monday in july;
They have granted six store licenses III Inc county,
but no tartrR licenses Get. ~,
The majority Of the Board construe me Jaw a. CIV
ing tie fullest discretion the Commis ,oners that
the Commissioners must be fully satisned that the
applicants for license come up 10 the letter sld sprt
OF The law, or they cannot legalize oy incense
traffic which fills our ails with criminals and our
poor houses with paupers nor do they wish 10 NJ the
CO ers Of the county with the pnee vi tears ana OF
the happiness Of hundreds Of families
So in licensing store-keepers, they have tned 10 ind
men Of principle who will sell only to those who they
think viii make good of il; and, 10 make II no
more Of en- object 10 cell than necessary they have
pat these Licences down to the least sum mentioned IN
the law.
The Board has passed upon one application for
tTavem cepse only which they rejected but this one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

,, s,,o,os, and Summer before last, may have been
tolerated, people have ceased simply laughing at
-. md have become critical concerning the man
per Of wearing them.
I'm the whole, as we have marked the singular ad
vautage of this shortened hoop consider il genu-
me discovery in the history Of the mode and although
xe NAV have been indebted FOR the suggestion in
slight degree to the original Farhingae, we claim the
exclusive credit Of IT, the less. Ladies, try
then shall we fully expect TO realize that delightful,
fdnuperous state of affairs described in the old fable,
when
From the hoops bewi'chns ronnd
Her very shoe had power to wound
Once e.made, and on, the hoop requires alroit and
studied mana gement-a fact about which it, wearer-
seem as generally ignorant Indifferent. A. there is
now every probability that the fashion will have
org reign, may not be well to tive to this impor
tart consideration the attention it every day
more and moIe TO demand AZ now, there is no
end TO those little hoopproduced coatre-iemPs which
Immediately convert an object of beauty into one Of
the broGdest humor; and though may laugh at the
surprise it is by means pleasant 20 have our half
sentimental observations OF fair promenader- often
interrupted i'll this way
Fer instance see floating down upon US, full II
the Broadway wind natty little figure elastic, 1.-THE
Grace il al her s;ep., heaven in her eye,
In every gesture, dignity and love-
her face, what Of il through her Chantily,
is charming; her attire exquiite. How beautifully
her green and CHANGING drapery pays out to the
breeze when suddenly, Whit from Auster's own
lips and the fretted skirt quite folds itself under the
lower hoop, discosing somewhat more Of the mystic
res Of the toilet than is consistent with our ideas Of
propriety or good taste.
Il. Il. ,f a.. of brnEa Ia'a a.
Stunning the most fantastic shapes and creating pre-
posterous angles, we have in manner become recon
ccd from the frequency Of its occurrence; but our
original horror of the so-called skeleton" hoopskr
is quite unmtigated If ladies must choose this con
trvance, horrible alike in its construction and the
suggestiveness of It's title let us beg them to be less
prodgal of their displays of ii; let us recommend
them to study little OF the French womanS incom-
parable art of holding, up her clothes TO cross muddy
street to enter carriage or more difficult still, to
mount an omnibus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-06

hes been taken n an Indication Of the fate Of OIL
others.
This position may be exception to all other Boards
in the State but think il ia sustained by large ins
jeriiy of the Temperance men ID me county, aho ,e
County TEMPERANCE Society held here yesterday
pared resolutions sustaining their action.
There va a difference in opinion by the members
Of the Board. TIE minority holding 'hat 70 give the
law fair trs licenses should be granted aud at prices
which tavern-keepers could afford 10 pay, claiming
also that II wa an experiment with them whether
they could prcf,ably pay thirty dollars eyen and ha'
they shuuld he licensed and then made TO ave up 10
Their licenses.
There have been twenty-five applications Tor
lcen.e 10 the county, of which nine have been io'
ttCrc licenses.
! hear day that there Is general feeling on me
part CT everrkeepers 10 live up 10 the law but Pew
week will tell better than can now. :.
Cor,lqf dttls NAV q, 1851
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could be saved. The chips boat. tf seaworthyl
might possibly accommodate one hundred out of 'oe
seven OF eight hundred on board ar,
suppose that men viii be found, perhaps PAID ior
the purpose, and perhaps cabin passengers IN tne
event Of the publication Of this srtcle who VIII CON
tradict the whole Of 1t. II such be the case car
only appeal to all my fellow passengers in toe forward
cabin for confederation OF the facts which nave
cdduced above. Il may be Clso advanced ana per
baps with ttbl that the heads Of tho Company ha'o
furnished sufficient funds for the purchase OF NJ pro
visions foT the passengers, and that bad ana mime
ent have been supplied by their officers ana unuel-
lings who.e pockets are well lined with the oyerpi"'
But such an argument must fall 10 the ground oeiore
the fact that in all such must look y" hcAr-
quarters for redress. The effect OF the treatment eA
rericI ced by the passengers from California llieh
easiy pleased tool is that i, is almost impossible 70
obtain accommodations of any kind, cr clVh Soiu
from The stewards aud walters, who. finding the9!-
selves invested with ga little brief authority, retail
ate upon the passer gers IN the forward caDh e'ei!
sharp word received by them from their superiofs.
1t j. well known coming down TO the subject OF io
lar that, body, the steeraGe passengers from
California able TO buy out the cabin ana tue
ship. They nearly all men " Of bone and sihe"'
WHO have made money by hard and honest labor anu
most oil them think that they may just as well "roueh
il out one more month not and thereby save the
hundred OF more collars difference between the forward
ard after cabin. But eIn confident tnht very ""
ever ahtio pate the extent oi the humaons they arc
dCCIEed 10 undergo.
Iuay - well remark in conclusion that although
not pretending TO dGny that NIle uhucf
in this casein fact that in consequence OF some hte
attention received from Messrs. Forbes 4 3ebcock,
the agents in California Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, Twas prepared on leaving San francisco 70
mt ~ With much rather than complain. also admit
that some got along very well with the underngs, and
even Obtained from them little niceties from the cabin
table by means ct syseIa of bribery administered III
the form oflquor, cigars, &c. But that was system
10 which would not succumb. | could not consent 10
epv compromise in such care Of fragrant imposition.
HIl which is sEbmiited for the consideration OF the
American people, and particularly Of that portion oil
them connected with California, by
HARRY 6. A. ALLEN, o Niagara.
Tho above written before had been cediby INFORMED
t,t there board Of the Illinois least two hundred
more ~ oplo than ,hr il SLOWED by law to carry.
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SHERIDAN KNOWLES AND THE STAGE.
T. d.. rxxo, The n. \. TU,Juas.

T. d. Esxsr Of The ~ i. TrisEn@
SIR: The Rev. Sidney A. Corey may be correct IN
stating in his late sermon that Sheridan Knowles now
Baptist preacher in London, hos iat'eIiy been
"espe.tly opposed TO the stage lie sh'uia nave
added, however, as showing the consistency OF the
of the Dramatic Authors Society, continues 10 receive
nightly payment for each performance Of one oil hi'
own plays and eazes large addition TO his income
from this source Further, that three years ego ~
a neat three.volume edition the sale of which has
been very large and lucrative. Il would appear,
then, that the Reverend Sheridan Knowles PIGctlce
materially and profably) is at variance WIN MS
p1racfIIc. " = ~
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Dir. Henry Tuckermans " Thoughts on the Poets
ha. been translated into German by Emil Muller and
recently published in that country. The Lepsic
Literary journal" Of May 2, remarks that the vol
ume is valuable contribution TO the sound, prsci-
cal criticism which is not yet common even in In
gland, as to be permitted to pass without encomiura.
Mr. Tuckerman has succeeded in his delnea;ioDe, nos
only in escaping the traditional phrases and CONVEX
tional comments with which most English poets, below
the veryhighest rank, passed through the history
of literature; but be has also happily avoided ths
opposite error of an afectaion Of originality whief
strives to take different view of every literary pro-
ducon from any that has been before presented. 10
the intelligent appreciation and the refined poetic e'r
ing which the author brings 10 the discussion Of o"
subjec-io the union Of the psychologist and the H'e-
rary point of view which produces affinity betwee'
the work and the poet, and between the poet and hs
time-ke adds another advantage which emineniy
qualities him for bis task, namely, be is an Auisea''
and as such free from the prejudicss Of party wha
make il so difficult for English critic TO do justice ~
the same time. for example, to Pope and . CosP~'
a Shelly and Wordsworth"
The new work on "The Horse and Horse ~
Of the United States" by Mr.. H. w. Herbert %.
passing through the press Of ssrmger & Townseno'
splendid specimen Of American Typography sna 20
craving Ii forms complete treatise on the hs''!,
raining and management Of the horse, sTitsea W
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Tho above was written before had been cedby informed
that there were board Of the Illinois al least two buneeC
more =, Cpl. than she il showed by law to carry. -
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Manufactured originally a; cost OF S., 900,
TO be sold without reserve a. Trade Sale,
Ry MEsSRs LEAVITT, DELlsSER COMPANY,
No $40 Broadway New Iofk,
THIS (Tuesdsyl MORNING. April 7,
Commencing =. 10 O'Clock m.
careful d@,crpiion each will BE- found In the Mach
r.desse Catalogue Of the above Aucooeers and will be
~ embrace upward of hundred and iy Of Sterso
tvrs Pa,r. Offering opportunities for Publishers seldom
viii The following list includes the titles OF the various
work. and will be found 70 compuse the
RI ST WORKS Or THE MOST CELEBRATED AL THORS
Jneludlug among many other writers Of distinction,
Fiedinr, AnswoItn' L4mHtIne'
Jsrrold. Lever
EeoS Ha burton (Sam Slick, J. T. Smith
sSn.,t Dumas. Mrs. Ellis
a W 81 REYNOLDS, Maxwell, Hook.
Tr,sre sne Albert Smith {. Astor Bristed,
CO.,. ssnd Thsckefsy. Mary Hewitt
Drte-. Coektou &c kc &c.
The Printed Stock baud Of the above, couprlsnS
about volumes. bound and in sheets will be sod i'm
mec lately after the Stereotype Plates ,,,...
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see nd Catalogue page % and the terms Of III disposal VII De
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07
AIRS. SOUTHWORTH's NEW WORK,
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