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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-20
FOR SALE.
MY MILL TRACT AND

Four Hundred and Fifty Acres,
One hundred and fifty in cultivation-situa,e At
miles from Edge6sld Z. II half mile from the
Plank Road to Hamburg-on part of the head
waters OF Horns Creek. Much Of the unceared
land is valuable for Corn and Cotton.
Their are on the place new and highly finished
Dwelling House and rev outhouscs; Spring Of
good water, and Saw Mill in new repair and
good running order.
Price sl2 per acre if time is given-something
less for cash. Nj. l.. BONliAM
Oct 10 4t 40
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Administrators Sale.

DY an order from W. F .Durisoe, Ordinary, I
nd will sell at the late residence of Levi Bled-
soc, deceased, on the 4th November next, all the
personal property of said deceased, consisting Of
two NEGROES, Corn, Fodder, Wheat, Oats Stock
of Horses, Cows, Sheep, one Wagon, sett Of Black
smith Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles too tedious to mention The
Land will he sold or rented at the same time.
TERMs-All sums of and under IS cash-all
o, er that amount, on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale.
LEWIS BLEDSOE, Admir-
Oct 49, 2t* Al
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RAMSEY g. LABAW.

We happen to know that this house has on hand
very superior lot of clothing Of all descriptions and
styles. Thor assortment bus evidently been bought
with great deal Of judgment and taste. If our
readers will take advice, they will DO sure to call
On RAMSEY 4 LABAw when they visit Augusta,-ssch
of them at least may be looking for superior ar
tice Of resdY mada clothing.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-20

~ sicknes, in the family of the father OF our
publisher will account for tho omission IN this issue
of several new advertisements as we'll IS many other
articles Of iuterest. Our friends and patrons Will
bear with US in our shortcomings.
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New York, Oct, IL

CARLE MATTERs-Private letters by the pity
of Baltimore state that the general opinion gains
ground, among the intelligent and experienced
electricians, that the faulty part of the cable is
peap shpre, pnd IN attempt will soon be made to
raise it and correct the defect. Occasionally dis,
tipet reversals are obtained from Newfoundland.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-20

SIScuLAE.-A few weeks since, says the gey
Orleans Crescent, we mentioned as a singular
circumstance the marriage of German widow,
in the third district, to her fifth husband-not
one of the previous four having out,lived his
wedding year. Well, few days since, the
fifth husband took the yellow fever. He died,
and on Friday was buried.
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q 7 N e N E AL.

MARRIED, on tho 14th inst, by Rev. s. P. Getzcn,
Mr.. VIM HOLMES and Miss ELIZABETH NOR
GAN, all of this District
MARRIED on 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Couch, THos.
MERCHANT to Miss MARGARET E. CARSON, all of this
nlatrink
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A Competent Male Teacher to take charge Of
"A. the RIDGEWAY ACADEMY, for the year
1859. Application will be'rcceivcd until the first
Saturday in November next. None need apply
unless we'll recommended. Address either Of the
Trustees at Edgefcld C. H., S. c.
A. J. SMYLY.
JAMES EDISON,
JOHN A. ADDISON,
J. NJ COGBURN, Trustees.
G. WARREN,
ROBT. &. KENNEY,
JAS. MURRELL.
OCT. 19,lS58. 2t Al
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CABLE

IL & Co.'S. best LETTER and BILL PAPER, for
sale low. -ALso-
The best old BRANDY and PORT WINE, bottled
by Messrs. hanback, & Cooper, before adultera-
tion, for medical purposes, which has become the
order of the day.
Call in and examine my well assorted Stock Of
Brandies and Wines, and all other kinds of Ii
quors, Brands &c.
feel assured can give satisfaction bo:h in
quality and price.
Bill made ont with dispatch, without defect in
Goods Or Paper.
s. +. BOWERS, Ae't.
Hamburg, Oct r. 1858 II 40
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For the Advertiser.
TO ONE WHO CALLED NE GIFTED"

BY JENNY :woobBISE.
Oh! tell We not my soul hath gifts
The lofty and tho high;
They cannot bring that happiness
For which 1 Ger must sigh.
I'd give them MI for one kind word,
One gently whispered tone
That spoke not Of my fame, but loved
Me for my heart alone.
Oh !! tell me not in measured words
That genius bright is mine,
only want one loving heart
Around my own to twine.
Call not my lot an enried one
The chilling laurel wreath
That shades my brow, but serves to hide
An aching heart beneath.
Oh! tell me not that poesy
Dreathes in my simple lays,
seek not admiratiop'sSmile,
Nor careless words Of praise;
II all the fame that earth Gun give
10 uay coulu oe my o"u,
I'd willingly resign it all
To heur one loving tone.
Say, dost thou fancy-I can live
Upon the worlds applause!
Fame cannot crush the cnnker worm
That in my bosom gnaws;
It can not still those bitter throbs
The sensitive must feel
Nor with its trumpet burst respond
To woman's heart appeal.
Must because the fatal gift
Of poesy is minc,
Leave every fvelingof the heart
In loneliness to pine?
The lowliest cottage maid that breatls
To summer winds her sigh
And dreameth but Of simple things
Ishappier thun I
The songs which thou, so highly praise
Have only brought me tain,
They fail to wake the love seek
And all-yes, allisssain.
Oh when the world applauds my strains
And when they most admire,
think but of the breaking heart
Which woke the Numbering Tyre.
!
Then tell me not my soul hath gifts
The lofty and the high,
Nor call my lot an snvied one
My heart is left to.die.
The bright ,hrea4slin in my web of life
Can neer of fams be wove-
Then leave ambitions heights to man,
But give to woman-Love.
Augusta, Gu.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-20
THE ELECTION.

We invite the readers attention to tho election re-
turns published on another column. 1t has been cor
rectel since we is.ued our extra on Thursday last
COL Carroll it will be seen has been elected Senator,
and Messrs. J. H. Brooks, A. L. Dearing, j. Quatte-
bum, A. Jones, james Tumpkns and ". W. Adams,
Representatives.
Mossrs NJ. Graham, A. Jones, L. o. Lovelaee, j.
p. Mickler and D. p Self, wero elected Commission
ers Of the Poor.
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LANDS FOR SALE,

"7ILL be sold on the 1st Monday in Novem.
w ber next at Edgefeld Court House, q
TRACT OF LAND lying n Stevens Greek, twcn-
ty-one miles from Augusta There arc
726 Acres
in this Tract, and of fair quality about half OF
it is Woodland, the cleared land mostly under good
fence. Said Tract is bounded by lands of j. P.
Nixon. Mrs. NJ. Jones and A. Sharpton, and known
as the Nixon place.
TERMs-A credit of one, two and three years,
with interest on the two last instalments.
8. G. 6lERIWETHER g. OTHERS
n B.-The above land can be barganed for pri-
vatoly until the day of sale.
October u, 1858 St 40
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49, Tho award Of Premiums at tho late Fair IN
this place, will be published next week.
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tY we hope to give in our next papsr iu'l ans
correct statement Of the result OF thr election recently
heli throughout the State
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CON u e a 0IAL.

HAMBURG, Oct. l4th, 1858.
Our Cotton Market has been quite dull for week
pHst md prices have declined acens q ID. We now
quote prices at 8 to lit ch..
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One of the very best articles on exhibition at the
late Fuir, was q saddle made in this District by Mr..
DUDLEY. 1t was the admiration Of every one who
saw it. Mr.. D. is a frst rate workman and ought to
DO literally encouraged His shop is at Mr.. w.
YoUXoBLooD's on the Ridge road, whore be il pro-
pared to execute neatly faithfully and expediously,
all jobs that nny be entrusted to him in the way Of
harness or saddle making. Try Mr.. DUDLEY, gentle
men; we have good reason for promising that you
will not be disappointed in him.
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A Beautiful Residence for Sale {!

THE Subscriber is 8csirous Of selling his DE-
L LIGHrFUL RESIDENCE. situate one mile
from Ed2efeld c. H., OH the old Stage Road from
Edscfeld to Augusta. On the premises are every
improvement necessary for the comfort and con-
venience of family. The Tract contains about
Forty acres, portion of which is woodland.
eB Call soon, if you wish to buy. Terms ac-
commodatng and reasonable.
L. :. JOHNSON.
Oct Is If 10
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY

pYW. F. DURISoE, Esquire, Ordinary of Edge.
ID field District.
Whereas, II. NJ. and George Hamilton hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular The goods and chattles rights and credits oil
J"ln Hamilton, late Of the District aforesaid decd.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish all and
singular The Kindred and creditors of the said deceas.
3D. to b. and appear before me- at our next Ordinary
Court House, on the S0,h day Of October, inst, TO
show cause, il any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand aud seal, this lAlh day Of
Qcohsr, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fftyeight and in The eighty.third year
Of American Independence, ,,,,..o.
sct 90, 1853 e a.
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FIREIN HAMBURG,

Our Hamburg correspondent Of the 18th inst, fur
nishos us the following:
There was n considerable FIRE hore on the morning
Of tho ltb, the Of which is as yct unknown.
The Sufferers by the fire, are JonS S. Smith, sETH
BUTLER and MIcHAIRL O'KEErFgg--oss in real es-
tate. And BsNJ. HARRIS, PAT. BURNS, ARTHUR
BsSsoS, JouS LroS, GEoRcn DAWN and JAouEs
SKRxosR-psrsonul property. Loss totul estimated
ut about 5000 dollars Some part Of the property we
understand was covered by insurance.
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For the advertiser.
THE RIGHT TICKET.

Politicians, we learn viii be greatly embarrassed
this full in the selection of proper tickets to support
difficulty from whitehall are relieved who deal with
S. Swan & Co., of Augusta, Georgia. Ten, five or
two and half dollars, mailed to them, will bring you
promptly whole, halfIor quarter ticket in their
great lottery, which draws. every Saturday and as
money is always welcome, should you, like Others
be found with some twenty, fifty seventy thousand
dollars, you viii be nElo to convince your friend:
that you selected the right ticket.
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D The European news is unintcresting. Cotton
quiet but frm.
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To Cattle Raisers.

II will sell at Auction on sao.day next, my fine
IL Devon BULL five years old, sold for no fault,
except have bred from him long enough and l
have another. Twill sell several others on the same
day. Nj. FRAZIER.
Oct. 10 Ct d
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NOTICE THIS 1.-The newly elected Com
IN missioners of the Poor will meet at the Poor
House on Tuesday morning ID of November next.
A punctual attendance is requested, as there will
be business of Importance before the Board.
L. O. LOVELACE, Com'r.
Oct 10 2t al
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NOTICE--Allpe persons indebted TO the Estate
~ of james Edwards deceased, arc requested
to make payment by the LIST of December next,
and those having demands against the same, will
present them properly attested for payment.
B. EDWARDS,
VIM. EDWARDS. Aom fs'
Dot 10 0t& Al
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NOTICE...All persons having claims against
IN the Estate of VIM. Brogdcn, decd, will
please render them in, properly attested, for pay
ment and those indebted to said Estate are
earnestly requested to pay the same as soon 40
possible. W. W. SALE, Ad'or.
Oct 4t 80
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R e p airing, & c.

continue to make to order any FURNITURE
wanted, and also to repair all old Furniture sent.
Send along your work and it shall be done in a
workmanlike manner.
1 bespeak liberal share of public patren-
age. j. M. WITT;
APRIL If l5
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And .iDrl,, in the frame from head to foot.

And tirrles in the frame from head to foot.
From cottaee chimn.ys smoke went streaming up
High, high az il the earth had lost its grossness,
Being so iair, aud must not be Oppressed
BY heavy vspdf.
And lest The sun should break this charm too nugcrly
There moved between him and the sroud mist
Like that which waits upon the moon on
Summer nights.
Tow PINCH went on not fart but with :: sense
or rapid motion which did just as we'll
And as he went, all kinds Of things occurred,
To keep him happy.
Thus when he came
Within sight of the turnpike aud was-oh,
A long way off he saw the tollmnn's wife,
Who has that moment checked wagon, run
Back to the little house again like mad,
To say (sho knew that Mr. Pinch was coming.
And she VA, right, for when he drew within
Hail of the gate, forth rush d the tomaus children,
Shrickng in tiny chorus, Mr.. Pinch"
To Toms intense delight. The very tollmnn,
Althc6 gh an ugly chap in general,
Aud one whom folks were rather shy of handling
Came out himself to tuke the toll and give him
Rough good morning.
This is enough. We do not say thnt We ADMIRE
this style of prose not rs ap
plied to common narrative. It nay though be eioe
lively used if well executed) on subjects Of hori1
poetica cast but there is danger in its too frequent
use. pompous and turgid manner Of expression
may be thereby cngendered, from which writer vii
end il Difficult, to free his pen when his subject shal
require dircctness, terseness,-about aDrur'hess
EXPRESSION, to shuw it forth Alright.
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Hamburg, Oct. II, 1858
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COMMUNICATED
INTERESTING TO STEAMBOAT MEN

INTERESTING To STEAMBOAT MEN
Uss-s. Ed There is a small river vending
rs wav through one Of the most fertile valleys Of
Tennessee: / mean Duck river. 10 is in size but
r.-re smaller than the Cumberland, aud is Of suf-
a,renr width and depth to bear up any Of the small
boats plying the Cumberland. 4 boat Of twenty
inch Iraugh, might have run necessarily since the
FIRST Of November as high as Ceutreville, in iick-
man county The largest size Of RATS Of timber ana
floating boats a1I no difficulty in running it, and
wla.cver difficulty might have formerly been in an
easy navigation of the stream, that difficulty was
removed several years ago by the Duck River Navi-
cation Company. who had the river entirely cleared
eli logs and other impedimen,s, also Topping Oft all
the flunr limbs that might be in The woy. To is
no. more rapid than the Cumberland end no where
is So difficult TO navigate as several parts Of that
stream Beside the rich agricultural products Of
the ya ley Of Duck river inviting navigation, there
is the CREST iron interest Of the county of Uicsman
which would be remunerative to stsamb3a.a hat
might embark in the trade.
Tie iron establishments in Hickman are dying
out because Of the great difficulty of getting their
metal TO market 1t is usually HoateI down the
river in aat-boats, at much expense and risk. VIII
not some Of the enterprising steamboat men make
the experiment? The light draught steamers could
run Duck river five months in every year.
BENZ VIOLA.
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To the Smr aa March Ist Mr.. Newman resoju-
lion to amend rlc Constitution IN relation to Banks
and State Credl. was rejected, aud q motion to re-
consider was rejected Mr.. Davies bill to better Sc
cure the rights Of vendors of land was rejected A
motion was entered 20 reconsider; Mr. Ross bill to
re-orgaufIe the Bank of Tennessee was rejected.
Numerous bills were passed on the secoudrcad.ng
In The Havs. Of Representatives., Mr.. ST. John dis
claimed any information about propositions inpugn.
ing the States contract with the Public Printer.
The bill establishing the l6.b Judicial Circuit
passed the third readiug--yeas 85, nays d
The 18Th part Of the code was passed he third
readi1g-yeas Sd, nays g.
Mr.. Thompsons Mechanics lien bin was passed
the third rsaIing, but with a uautrlliling amend
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Public sale.

= vrsue Of Deed Of Trust 70 me executed ~ william
ID %. Crucher sad registered the Registers once tT
ne COUNT Of Dicksn, will on The S1h OF March,
1865 at the Court Cue in ne town Of ksnE n ~ rose 70
p-glc sale FORIl-ONE MULES, FlVEsWAGONs and
GEARS and lot OF Tools and other articles Of persona
property. The said property will be sold on credit th
me h dy Of Dseemb 1858, and the purchaser viii Do
required t0g i've bond and security.
y. r. CRUTCHER,
isb t-WA Trustee,
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HeEgin amended BY motion Of M .r.- =,
Hardin, so As to require edition. i'Sl q
otoyaii moved noR-cOnourTenee in tIe amsnl,.-4 :.
an utAe vote resultng-yeas 81 MAJ "a. y
the House non-concurred % nays 20 50
COUNTY EI'lEs--DAvIDsox AND RurHRpr,,r
Inc Senate,s nOR-cOneurrencs in Hons, sn.na
ent Of me oil No. 40, changing The I1ss boIa
Dasiu'on and Rutherford, coming up-it vss.IsiJ
9UADREEEIAL SESSIONS
! Inc Senate,s joint resolutions so ebanginz M.
S'a's Nohs llIuLlon IN the eth sec. Of he second
article as to provide for Quadrennial s.s-; y n
General Assembly, &C., coming upon ~ ~ IN, ne
reading IN the House Of Representatives-tbs vote
resulted-yeas SO, nays Pas follow.
/ Ysas-Messrs. Anderson, Bate, Benton. BlaskbBrn
Brazelton, Cantren, Carter Of Hardin, Copeland
Davie, DObson Cannon, Griffith, Hamilton Harnpv
! Holmes, johnson. KendFick Keeney, Lackev. Lamb
Lloyd, Low, Mickey, Newman, Randolph, Roulston.
Renshaw, Rose, ROWles, Saunders, Senter, stovaI.
Summers, Williams, Wood Speaker Donels0n-3G
Hays-Messrs. Bayless, Beale, Bullock, Caldwell,
Carter Of Carter, Cooper, Davidson, Estes Ewing
Frazer Golladey lvie, Maris, Richardson, RobeEs,
81 John, Schmittou, Shrewsbury, Thompson, Wilson,
White Of Hamilton, White Of Knox Vauqhn-24
% majority Of all the members not voting in the
I've, the resolution failed
'PS06 moved to reconsider this vote
ahrma ar, = lay his motion on the table.
Mr LhO1i- "dthe yeas and nays-the vote
ana N, .n RFaT ioSVS oDsDo % the House refused
20, nays %. .,,,.-
to lay on the table. I, Co.'S
Mr. COOPER made the point, that T. william,
was irreguIar-theg gentlemen from Maury' @Au
con and Lewis did not vote with the majority
therefore ne could not move Reconsideration ING
point was sustained. ..s.-
Mr. WILLIAMS entered his motion to RECONSIDER
The House then took recess tintWo o'clock T. NJ /
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Feb. p, 1855.
EVENING SESSION.
THE CODE.
The SPEAKER directed the Clerk to proceed S'th
the Code and the Part XVIII of the Senates bill,
No Sc TO revise the Statutes Of the State OF Ten
Dessee and the same being again read through, It
was considered and passed the second reading
The House then adjourned till Monday morning
nine o'clock.
IN SENATE.
SATURDAY Feb. p, 1855
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
Senate bill to amend the charter Of the Tennessee
and Alabama Railroad, 50 as to permit the road to
stop at Mt Pleasant, was passed the third read
ing. -
McCONNICO advocated the bill and Mr. WHIT
THORNE spoke in opposition.
THE CODE.
Part XIX Of the Code passed the second reading.
Senate adjourned until 10 A NJ, Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-02

Gov. JOHNSON AND Ma. BgEL.-We received yes
terday' IN the Daily GLOBE, the speeches Of Gov.
JOHNSON aud Col BELL, on the Iustruoting ResOlu
tons. They occupy fourteen columns in that paper.
Weshsll print this debate hereafter as very in
teresting part of The political history Of the State
But we cannot do this until after the adjournment
tho Legislature
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nr- Rnfrd,s Lectnres On EuroDe.

THE Rev Dr., Baird will give the Third Of his Historical
Lectures Earope, Monday gb March stl 81 the
Cumberland PresOyteIiaH ChuIch i will be on Holland
and Germany. The Fourth will DO given on "wednesday
night March -, aud viii be SWrzsrand and France
The Flnh viii be given Friday Hgh., March 5,h and
will be on Italy, These Lectures will be Il ustrated b. args
and elegant maps Of olaud fermanr, zerand France,
Itslv amseriam Brussels, Berlin, Vienna, Geneva Paris
Rome, eic., etc.
Adniss on 70 each Lecture % he doors will open
At \ O'Clock and Ire Lecture WLbsgi gt7 and end al g.
95-1W.
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0. II. PARTRIDGE, M.D.

q WIS his parteu lar attention TO the treatment o. scTo
/ II mlz, Diseases Of the skin, Throat and Ear.
D. F. Is ous Of the Phy8cE7s "a Institution 90 PhIa
dslpha which gives ree % about eco patients year
this together Wh bis private practice has q him 0l
the past years. great opportunities Tor as O5ssrgEuoa Of
diseases.
Astha Doctoris tour South and West. partly
for The i'm roVemeng Of bic health he has concluded
10 rama sbOfJ time IN nashville Those wishing
sui him professionally IL fud him atthC S. Cloud dJis
Or. p l. pc mit.ed . rse- 10 many geHtlsl ia 5is
city.
n B-Ths Doctor has g very ingenious little instrument
OF great benefit 10 ssrtai 10 i1rHs Of lsalusss
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italian Literature.
From E5rrI ) FII3 Home JosraqL

We learn that Lug M1nt cf Harvard College. bag
translated GUERaAzzs tsHOCs historical novel Of Beatrice
Cenc and that is in course Of publication There
viii undoubtedly Re great dess TO sea this volume
Gusrn ri IS probably the 50 Distinguished Of living
Itaisn authOr ana We glad 70 know thai the med
literature Cf laly-wih ~ ch we are but little 40.
quaintedWil be Inaug rated By 80 brilliant specimen
Of novel WrtiI this is The life Of Beatrice has been
generally indeed may say entirely misunderstood; b.
GuerrlzZ has shown in bis very pow eru work. com
peIed after careful labor what probably the correct e
sitos Of this sad history Every one has read Shebys
tragedy Of The Ce15 and hCss fortunate enough to have
extended their travels r as Italy remember o. ore OF
Il loTsst specimens Of The ever admired and copied
portrait Of beltros BY Guido IN the gallery Of tie
Barbe i1I Palace"
GusrazE in his Prslos 10 tie Wo-k SAYS, addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice
Irasmuch have been able to comprehend thee, in.
pOre for suffice power nara wOrhIy thy his
tory 70 these dear Italian uadens who love thee as sis.
ter just depared thOHgh the shadow Of two centuries and
hf Is spread over ny spulsbTe. Verify thine his
TRY OF Esd crimes hut The mEdens Of ny country viii
read Il. IL vii pierce their njis souls hEe sEoFd but
they viii Eead When the youth whom Their love is 90.
PruaShing they viii hasten blusdng hiJe t. bus they
vii read It. and viii Cfs- thee the Only gift thas can b
given 70 The bsirsysd-te1rs-"
The elect Of this powerful work upon the upassionats
and vehement Italian reader is such hat certain Of the
governments have inisFdiss5 tie p1beaou and it snoW
rarely sSen in Italy