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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
IFron tn. Manchester IN. H. American

EVERETT AND BOShLR.-Tne announcement that
the go ahead publisher Of the NEW YORK Ledger
has engaged the Hon. Edward Everett to furnish his
paper with ss'ies Of fltytwo articles, or one each
week for The ming year, has created gate panic
among tcrbDers. TGis bargain marks "a evident
progress" in the LLDGlR; aud, Instead Of pomm-]
ing Bonner s"eaIibs at Everett they ought both T.
be CONNIE nded and the pubic congratulated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From Tho Newaik Aay.riser.l


EVERETT ASD BOSSER.-What an ado some folks
making about Everett and Bonner, because it is
surmssd that the former has passion TO be famous
perhaps even expects ~ make himself President by
speaking and writing about Mount Vernon. They
canrOt accuse him Of syancious motiyes-1o, this
money making SANDER they r.serve for Bonner.
Bonner is charged With meaning to make good thiog
out Of bis bargain with Mr.. Everett. Really c.n this
be the fect Is tie publisher Of the La DGER sucn
81 srpef D. 10 be- buy every week devi-Ig not ouy
10 moke good paper but 10 make II profitable
The wretch c,n be be b.-e as 10 Try " support
DE family AID 10y up something for RAINY Saturday
or blue Monday, az lie others dong al around
him IN Neg York to the number Of como hundreds Of
thousdnds'
Why not, We ask Shall Sparks and Irving &c.
tsrcsone Fortunes out " the reverend E.tner VI bs
CUultry, aid sbal lot Mr.. Bobner do tAe SAM T.
be cure, Mr.. Everett earrs tens Of tnoussods and
yields them al up ~ grand, national aud glorious
design That does lot screen hun, no ever from in
pui4uon.. An be Is ambitious, vain glorious or
something else. WI, Howari and Mrs.. Fry hsd
lsonoh small thunder bolts very small indeed at tue
crszy head, az they termed Dorothy DIX. Wat of
that They have not and cannot hurt the har o.
eiit.r Of lteir noble heads. The thirg that the.s
women ard tins man have done shall BE- toll of them
vita totcr ~ the isiest generation.
Itefe IS a Yafety 10 socstl0Is. Mr. Bonner msy
MT BE- po'not Or pEi.aIt8rOpi-t in this particular
thing tpr sught W. know Ne isdulSes his better
sH,NVAsn soue Other sphefe, We dare ssy he does
IL the matter OF tie M0alt Vernon Papor.. be il
usn q business. Wha. t. Mr.. Everett IL a york Of
paro'ism, public spint, philanthropy, exalted eai
geDe'r1s --ntinsuf-can IL wLet You will eI,ep. 4
soIk 4 personal gsin-to Bonner 4 mere matter Of
lolcT4be LusDess ard fair esinz. W. hear nothing
iot1rr L al what sPPear- upon the public record bat
from u 81 We say infer ttis ~ BE- bra object, And
~e as,ert II 10 b. a lsEGl Grd good oDe-as good as
nat Ct m-feharts. mechanics prof. ssionI mes, and
",tsr publishers. They are working IN honorable
Noest'eI 7 ell homes: living; 40 is be.
Bot NJ. D9nneg coes seog taoagb perhaps be claims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

$50. ,s.tsrp Il stvertisins 70 y
,,.e. attention, bat setosI c'''ses II ,hs
from d.y.te-dsy N ne % "rF.1' ~ 80 hing i. a
Pre-. Dpo, he o~n mes-"as'
t,r.isosd plas Jar sn oPca s'oo1e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
IEfnrn The Rps,ou Gazette. !

The LrDGrR and the hoant Vernon Papers' by
Everett ore the excite mep this week aud the paper
in such demand that it is impossible to supply them
fast enough, although presses working day and
night. | an assured that week since the orders
amounted to 80, coo oopios.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From the MsIcbe.,er(y H MbroLI

The New-York LEDGER for January is ont, snA
We lave received al advance copy from Bonner, and
il has also been received at Porters Peri Jca mart.
II has the second Of "Toe Mount Vernon Papers" By
Everett contributors from SAKE, Prentice, Fanny
Fern Mrs. ST. Quincy ard others Of tina. GALAXY Of star
wIit.r. IRE man that don't take the New.York
LEDGERnOw makes himself liable 10 be laughed az. ss
"the that don't take the papers Bonner goss
from cobquering u conquer and bis Is bound
10 shine anoog journalists as BJnapsrtes ooes among
generals. NDen tue word B)naparte,
mean the "Lirle CJpors Lot the one OF the sane
name appg 10 tread IN the footsteps Of the iustnons
Cof-icaD, some papers apns to appear grsnt
III. LLDGEs, but appear ~ coot-mp IDIe besiie Is
the pretei Emperor of France does beside hun who
made oil Europe uemble.
We admire ioosybcrasy, originality, and for that
reason CONFESS to heroic love for Bonner, and dislike
FOR all tbose that, Ike boobies, try 10 foll1w ia tho
wake Of his craft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

ofr,nters oers .se beet M diam u .. has ~ oxen
discovered.
From he Rshu,ood W. 9rirerl
Ma EyIRsIT. CoSrRisurIoNs TO boSSEss
LyrStR OR Tea era are aware ia vi q tne NV
"a. Evereit'- Moaa' Vers'n
p.r.r.~,n ,op..y ia the Ne~ Y"k LrpesS' Inc
fset u at Mr. Bonner paa M. Everett in saw nce ten
n ou.snd dounrs 20 re devoted to the Mount Vernoe
treasury for ore years literary labor has been ~ldely
ebror..iei When Mr.. Everett, aftr c)g-ideraole
he,i,ar,n sccept.dss unuhcen' oGer, h. hn-et 'sss
duty 10. 20 forseo The opportunity "' sdi-
ire So iarse sun 20 the M0uGt NerrOl FunJ. lhoee
oply Who are persoray scquab ted win the unssIh'n
ps,roa can comprehend the 'ul exen, If The sesse-
yit-e be has made 70 sch'eve an o'.-c. ~-i9l now
.rhsis the sympathy Of the people ffom A'ne I"
California. Three years age, slnos; from the nodr
the project Vas revealed - hin, bls c!er-sishtsd
v.ion ra- the whole beauty OF this work II ~'mans
her de- Nhen the success of the enterprise was looked
upon by the multitude more than JSaoinl-as TN
yo-sIne- 10 openly esPonssa the cause with IN NJ
iyr devotion. Hrs hand has pil't@i the gratitude
fi,glt,c bark Of pa'r.tsu safe from threatens, .aiP'
W. cks. his vuice BIS lsbors-unrqasei rave ov hers
.fo ur, mated the scheme-htve won the triumph
which swsk ped an sppro'ing nsiioa Tow accoids'
We have SAID th,t, N aecvpt'gg ~. bonoers pro-
po,sl Nr Everett msds a sscr6cs-lOr W. kr0F ihat
lie md Of publicity given T. tls name 10y Mr. Doo'
uers geculiar ,tbod Of advertising must o. rspag-
p.nt 10 Dir. Es rrits s-tslrSe nature Inc sar asus
sno cIi,,i-us 10 Which te weekly exposes himself are
rot very stuac i've, AID DID 10 toese d-sToacss,
be assumes a weekly labor which, combined wllh I.e
nun.Ious eus AZ m,Dts that summon hun 10 tae roi-
ir,m. mn., tax even bis elastic meSial powers and
n s'oly mn, wed strength.
Aosrt from tn. nubie motives that imptled Mr..
Everett to b. the cot t1bunr & weekly paper,
We can zee potu TO his dignity 10 the fact
il.t a distinguished orator Nj able state.mln, pro
touua cholsr cUu.ctts 10 nj rss the ppbhc tcrodyh
tie couu IL " periodical. Arc lot johnson, Adn-
,,n ,t.ei. Sslft ant Goldsmith Identified VITA the
lsrcdlcsls Ia wulch they contributed
WHY su, uld nor Mr. Eyeret become the sage IN.
.tructu!, the dvhgbtful entertsiu-r OF the masses
Why should be Lot pen To th. the siueut asury
- hi- niIl-,iifils- anoug them the wealth ot ms
KNOWN dle- carry tie benign a,d oeSithidI uhneCce
&, fis t.hctrgs 10 their iirsdes-eleyae and rehne
tie p.uuar t.,- by il styi., ard sYr-ad ont rc1
r'e, c'uai r, past. sbicb tie hu nbie aud OBS 'ure
NAY gather SIDE by sice with the great sno pros
p-i,L- ard b. refreshed Ihe sw,et voiced M.oo,
oi souaLLUpi has SAL;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From tb. Sor,ols (v,l ,Euu.ser. |

The NEWTON LEDcER (. tie most s,upendous and
n.gr i6eept literary en.erprve ever planned and
ostsiuIiy canned out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From the Buffalo IN. " Republic

THE NLwYoRK LEDGrR.-we have seen the first
rumber for the New Year of this much talked u
weekly and must confess that in point Of paper,
typogrsp,y and illustration, aside from any other
recommendations, it IL unparalleled i, the weekly news
p6per hne In addition TO toe exquisite neatness that
U.S. sent ny Hawks the fret Of the t.ries of Mount
N,rnon Papvrs, BY the Hon. Ed~ard Everett, OH
eiIal illustrated poem, by John @. SAKE and many
other articles, all orignal and highly entertaining.
Wa have no bestatIon ID saying that IL IL the very
beet general family paper published anywhere, and IL
high moral character will yet recommend It 10 q
million Of weekly subscribers, uotl which figure in cir
culaiion lie reached, the eLtsrprising publisher vii
ever be dissatisfied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
Yrnx, ~. r..A,sror. 20, Rayrntr.l

ii, ,tated tbsttse number Of copies Of the New
York printed for the first week 10 January 10
half million. This is an event oapprosched in the
nevyps7er ,toic.tions q me word. Free and no
.Isl ad sertfng bsf securpd for Mr.. Bonner TINS I'M
IneIse circulation. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
IEron the Worcester Spy, 1

The LEDGER Is the most beautifully executed paper
in the County, ana bas much the largest circulation
TIE new features low ADDED 10 il Will undoubtedly
greatly inlIease that clIcdlaiicn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
fEr,n n. Phil.i-lrbl. P.e.h,..rl.p.l

EDwARD EvEKETI's FIRST PAPLR.-" From the
frs, Of Jst cary LLDGIR We learn" says the New
Yo,k ETg,t,s, at the h,nds Of Mr.. Everett, that
be reps ated his Washington Grafton 10 this city
tie 18th of November last, for the handied ana
sr,t time Il hss been spuken seversl Il nes since
The Er.,ept occupant Of the Mouut Vereon estate vii
tark Mr. Everett Tor his fsst paper, it lie the
,l,t.st vindicston ~ mace for receiving me vsue
lat Nv tn upon the est4,e. Mr.. r. also offers IA
e,ye Mount NerLor contbut Jos frOu sny Readers ut
TIE lEDGEH The J.puaIy lumber OF The LEDGsR
= c,ItaLly unsurpassed, ana We th,nk up-qa,lei I,
10th in tie ability ifs Contributors aud Ia the CHAR
ntt.r Of its contributions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
,p.u ,,, s,r~ose Daily Standard !

-,s 1,berR n ore o. the beet and me's Pr pulsr
n.o.r, in the world and lie sDerg'te and eL-
,s,,I.o. proprietor Mr.. Bourer richly Do serves tho
e,traordiDs,y soco'ss his paper meet with st the
hands Of the pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From the Philsdelphls Eve uins Ruistin.I


BossERs NEw.YoRE LrD6ER.-Tnero have been
good many smart thir ssid 1T the expense Of the
New York LEDGER and good many at tho expens
of Edward Everett for conscntiDg 10 write in Il for
year and TO be paid ten thousand dollars for the work,
for the beI EFT Of the Mount Vernon Fund. Looking
the fret lumber Tor 1889 containing tbs first OF
the " Mount Vernon Pspers,' cannot that Mr..
Everett has lost particle VI dignity, Of his claim
upon public respect, by becoming Of the LED6EKs
COZ iIibutois lie furnishes an elegantly wnten 10.
troouctory ar ice foil VI resting faces when need
ed come authoritative native Enforcement ike his
10 correct many erroneous Impressions that prevail
concerning the Mount Vernon estate the fund for
is purchase.
Looking at the paper itself Independent Of Mr..
Everett We find IT, In the fret place. Of the bsad-
connect sheets IN the couuly-su the details Of the
nake Up, the Pm ting, TYPOGRAPHY, and tbs pspef,
beng sucn - TO ceheht printers eye. Exannmg
the contents We fed It true, parts u stOnes ~
sy'aLus COBB, IT,. but let people la1gs as they may,
Syvanus Cobb writes very agreeable at ries, whoa
satisfy the popular taste far bette the best stores
u tie highest Greer Of English ard Ameri,a mags-
zies. There are Original poans by AAc, Carey,
Pbebe Carey, Geo. u. Pfeltice, Wn. Ross Wal.es,
1tcmsr Dunn Eogi sh ard John g. SAKE, the cvIriod.
tor Of th- latter beng one Of hts hsppiest snd st,eS
eors. here severs excel ert sketche esrsysby
Mfs. gourney, FspDy Fern ard Dtlert, COZ
On 81 lac alta by Preutcs several stores sei pAn
q stores by other writers, lumber OF sdorIals ani
short miscellaneous arjces--snd u Ia worthy OF re
msrk that there 10 not q word nor seGti neLt thai
can offend the nlcsst MORAL in any psII OF the
paper. Ready, VIXEN IL "a cooIteset tbst tne
LEDGER 10 read by millions Of people every week, the
public ougLt 10 rejoice that Dir. Everett writes iof 4
and 60 mary good men and wou.en wnte fof II, 400
that Bonner has the means and confsgs - ensxe
them Tor tire work. To ge, up sach a paper, wf,oa'
advertis. ments sDc furnish u FOR two dollars ayeul
II sn lutnslCn Of pluck Ard enterprise that es@SS'
tai 70 1nsure continued SUCCESS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
from the New London Daily Star I

Mr.. Bonner is reapiDg the full reward Of his indus
try, enterprise and sagaety His is a brilliant exam
pie of IL an who has made fortune e.hnost in To-
stan, by advertising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
lerss he Bg-Hr,;oa w. D,iiy riu-s

Tar HousT NESsoS PAPEEs AsD THE NEw-YoEK
L. DGTK 1t is not likely thst any publication since
the days II tie Naverley novels, h.s been aatici-
pssd with uliversi interest, a. this numbsr OF NJ
Bouneis bssuiluiy executed AID 81 s.ngly soecess-
f. LKDGIE; and take pleasure 10 Saying that both
the manner .ni toe mater Of the paper adapted
20 s,sfy he genera, e-pec;st.U.. TIE Elegance ard
geo tas.e, % respts paper, typosr aphy, ssi ou:
SAid srrsee -rt. CT making up u the LIoSEs,
srs u ks-p,g viii the superior chHsc.er All .eBor
q: .5e srtioss which coh.aiIs, and Ir YES tat Il
de..-vcs the miners circulation il hss suanei sri
the oorseeusIt irtoesoe L loCs, exsr. Nothing bat
nobtsry or petty envy, car jseT a; the woadsEiCl
hump. 'hat Mr.. b Las sttsined n j5uraA-sI1;
for il ,erEoi be tralesi that he 6i-psys ever ami
above 80 Incredible energy and ses soity U: bis
setter, Wi h Indispensable 10 sucoss. 10 grc.:
eItsrprses ard * sssnt ecI.ol!sl quel cons
wA.c1 ieaJer nis pApsr soItAy as vel 20 eagerly
o. re ccElpariol ~ tao hons ard toe bres T..
TEE 3 q. r. II sertics tlet .le LEcGEE Is
STAT Ested apsR toe nrEest Gut best tourist0a-thI
al A.rrs.c DesI.. rssp,c.abi.i.y ead Patronage. l.
Lse1 sscl.e L. Llrl!ise, tLe-e.lse tlsg II IS T. D.
--il To- - ulsraECts .: tie -. sSLotLr- al
vi.s - ..e co-L.yv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

Certainly INC sOV''e'F VI 'I0 w" '''~ - "
asiossiitg.
IFrom the Albuy N. Y KnicserboekeIl
Tur N,w-YohN LgD6ER,-Ne had supposed
u,ontbs ago that Mr.. Bonner-the enterPrisiog and
.uce.ssul nrer-h.d exhausted his fertile brain in
adding a,,rsctiveness an merit to his hebdomadal
Viewed in any point, the isDGrR is peTfeat'on anosg
ne~.pap.i.. 1t eon'mands the Acknowledged merit Of
cur cousiryi si~O high 10 the intoxicating OF moral
truths, AMI in lite Typography is par srse1esee the
weekly Of all woek.ies The recent accession Of the
Hon. Edward Everest TO it's oorps OF Wisors, was the
chef ewcre Of Mr. BOnners gscity, and the Mount
Yen on Papers will give bOtL author aad publisher
poru ari &c extended The 1iv'Ied world. Taere
Is ha enc coab, connected with the Lrnsxs enter
xrisr. ond thai is where Bonrers enterprise Will stop,
xSd when his pepper sill reach iis maximum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

r, Daily CBppsr|
Iron =. family Journal We
:, =. rrct N eyery department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
lrron The Hartford Coursrtl

Advance cope. Of Bonner's LEDGER, the famous
and popular Newlork journal, for the si OF Jauuay
1889, have been Issued, and number is before us-
After Il careful examination, we mad II 10 be q very
good family paper mace up of original matter from
ne best winters in the nstiOn aRd every paragraph
was written and prepared expressly for too LrDGER
Many people labor under the idea that the LEDGER
is mete fash paper, il an ex.ravagsntly romantic
strain Ike Ned Burthues writings. Let such people
read the LInGER for themselves and DOT through
other peoples .2ectacles, add they viii come u iae
ootcuslop, if seLsbe men, that the moTh ithleroe
Of the paper high toned and healthy, Ind that II Is
at orSe tbs cbeapest and nUst Innocent Amusement
which II e AGnic farmer, any young person
give themselves, to buy copy sGd peruse faithful
~ word ~ word, 81 many worthy men and women
IL th's coIatIy in tie habit OF doing. Il Is sn-
ph aicay tie paper OF tie million, snd It's great pecl
mary sucsess De .ousttstes that II IN fact arts tie
million i4st WHERE tie million like to De- 1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
from the New York psy Boo

The LrDGER is fa Of good things, from the pens Of
the sblest writers in the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

~ se-usio - "ys ofths 'acky fsvurvs o. trnrs.
n. ne. o,ly se,. I, c coupbu.pt. Of ". pablo, ba:
tbeir ea.h ss seD, ~hcb l. .sver bad % tsks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

The LKnGsRis'ths bestever psehshed 10 tais country
or II Euiope- constitutes IN tseh the most uagn
6c.n literary en-, srpsise IN the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
Iron BE ch.r.e..on g. c ! cour!.r.l

~ iIUstra'i0n Of The man
Ter in which every thing slccuHbs before Mr. Bonner
extraordinary career, We may mention taat ONLY few
weeks s CO declined 10 ins.rt his Advertisement in
our column. .uo los behIi, We are gi.iag him az
eciiolol notice worth Fl y. times MS ad yer-
tistnitnt, gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From TIE New. Brunswick IN J., FRIEDMAN

The LEDGKR lie certainly unsurpassed, and une-
qused, both in the ability Of its contributors and in
the character OF its contributions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

B7rrsr. ia his ,s.us = Ire LEDGER win NJ Ever.
et''. hocIi Vernon Pspes', has been coio- Al in.
i--rss bcsiress n tie ssy u advertising. h iakss
the one entire page q .sye-s, q the ds p.pers with
isvo!sil9 SSdces g: Tie frss,. 10 Va. q. rL, BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
ls,sw .ho R,osmoad DAILY wbis.l

No onecap nbs ribe To the LEDGER "thou' getting
bach infinitely ia literary entertainment tnan the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From The Boston Ledger.l

TT MoryT yEksos PAPEEs.-Ne havereceive ed
No. If the Mount Vernon papers, for shicn Nf.
BoLrer o. the NEW YORK LEDGER has PAID, in ad'
vance, such seemingly fabulous cum, ont of pnre
benevolence and patriotism, and which our Ne"
England scholar ind orator has accepted, to help
among the nations tribute. We do not know, ADD
do not care to know, how much Mr.. Bonaer may
noie out of the Mount Vernon p,pers-se opine
that the dsiipg uished writer Of them le-e,
long as lie odos TO the required TO purcbasc the
Mount Vernon estate in the pane Of the people, And
keep II as the peoples property. Bat the novely OF
Mr. Boomers proposition and the cheerful slaTty Of
Mr.. Evereits acceptance; the high station ct the
ore AZ stae suaI Oh atOr arc scholar the en%fpnee
and suId.liul success Of the other as newspaper
uublish.I the interest every American must naturally
..l Ill such an object they both profess 10 have ia
view have become almost the ensrt ssug subject oi
couyersatOn-aLd therefore afford euihc.n Poloyy
frequent ailusion made 20 tue su-ct IN all tle
public pits. Ii is little wonderful To s.s the news
paper pIess Of this country unahilIous III lie com
III, dauon Of any pr,ec. Ut any nature, end II Boz
ner had accomplished nothing else, bis success IN this
particular should be cnromced as something nhIacu-
lOus
In No. Of the Mount Vernon Papers We have q
fair spe,nen of Mr. Everetts style; G.ore fsniiar
with bis oratCry, and tie written ports
of them ttan WITH his wrDgs, add therefore have DO
abiding lmpressiop beyond the innailatc elect pro-
duocd by hir ns,cnless powers as an oiatOr OF tue
81, leLcc If bis s,e the extent vi us leurpns or the
tIoe beauty VI those ocg Sentences auo wen runled
periods that sOuud 80 pleasantly " tue ear.
The iDtTo,UCti OF Mr.. Everett as writer for the
newspaper prvss another tbirg aL cog nlaIy others
for wuich tie public ni,y t ank Dir Bonner and the
New-lCrk LEDGER.
la the uunter Of Mount Vernon Papers We have re-
f,rred 10 as mo =" Is ,blr article hesSeI
"Chrlstmss.' There is iced VI our pfaslng Il
everybody Will read it, e. e Ast trey snoGd vi
# they aIe seL1ib. enough ~. take Cur advlce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03
From The Rene CN.Yl seatirell

Nix. EaIRLTT AND THE PRlsS.-lt " al old saying
sud vulgar that " il s foul bird taat duties is
own b.tt." Thcse newspaper edi ore -ho have iu-
dused ia oersures az siIst Nr Everett for agreeing to
wn,e for weekly paper opou the terms which have
been specified tue foul birds # the press We say
nothing how OF th, noble and patriotic object 10 viii n
Nj Everett has de voted the past year awakening tue
nob.st emotois OF tue soul by his sppeals 10 bis TEL
hv.cUultrymeD to r.scne tue grave of the Father OF
his Country from uLbalu we'd hsod- and 10 wnich he
ro~ bis pen. His proud position 10 this oec
is sufuettly understood. What We ~l.h t. cali at
tertou 10 the absurd and contempt idea that Mr.
Everett degrades his position for writing articles TOR
W. rejoice that Mr.. Everett has entered into our
,rrfrs.iop. He Oil grace 1t we'll IL will lend new
o,oIs 20 him for " is smoug the noblest emp yments
n at can engage the attention OF citizen. We pity
those Newspaper writers Sho lament the degradation
Of MI Everett in conlog iuto their empoSue ut. II oil
were BIKE tbem be might be degraded. Thank God
all are not like them.
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n ,sso Daily Democrat.

The readers OF te LxDG.R for syear 10 com,, have
In ,,ore for the usdoc btejy, an Intellectual banquet
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fr,on The Rosbe..1r Deraoer.t3

From the Rochester Deraoorstf
The papers which the Warned New Epglander will
contribute TO the LEDGER viii give thst paper fresh
interest. -
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lsrou the London Canada, Prototype. !

TYR "L,DGER.'- Boomers great enterprise, the
Ner-York L.pGER, has entered into It's Il teenth vol
ume, and commences the new year with Increasing
novelties. ii any publication deserves support st the
hands oftbe people sthe LsDGER. II isone Of the
best literary week.-Mrs. published its contributors
persons Of talent: ant there are more authors em-
plyed this paper than on, perhaps any other four
In, rary journals OF It's ia States consequently
its circulation is Increased in corresponding ratio.
The Janptry nDmb-r commences a new tale by Cobb,
sud contain the ed tor Mount Vernon Papers
by the Hon. EDWARD Everett. Tue sum paid by Bon.
Ltr for Il ~ art ces al stated ~ be $4,000 Sab.
scIptioDs Will be taken or single numbers supplied by
B usufy, Richmond sueet.
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,r,,,,,h. Norfolk wi Ex,uiner.l

IFloH the Bwlu stou Free rressl
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Iron the Chi sso Daily Drn'oentI
Certainly the SUCCESS of the Newlork LEDGER Is
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Iran he Trenton IN. j. psmosra,l

Bonner of the New Yok LrDGIR snroanoas that
in f,w weeks; may 10 next week or the week
afu-he will present to the readers Of that paper
more moved and remarkable sesfrre tasn ives
ever yet presented n any leunAl IL this country
Most every one supposed tAAt after securing I'D
ward Everett contributor to bis papsr at an ex'
peuse coo he had played lis last card but tap
pear. be has another trump le yei. Whati he does
not int sase but when We remember that lis enSage
men. Of Everett was snusrncea In the cane modest
style. without s1y flourish of truupe,s We feel as
ssr,d tn At his next move viii eclipse bis recent and 81
previous tE.,yts sc Bonners a4nm ro' 10 g. back