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BOSWELEs
BosWELLS
LIE O + o III No s o y .
FIRST COMPLETE AMERICAN EDITION

l. IL II.
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Including Journal Of bis Tour 70 the Hebrdes new edition
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That the DnDsted may form some idea Of the entertaining
character OF BOsw ELLIS LIFE or JOHNSON, critical opn
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writer's viz: Msesulsy AMI Carlyle, are subJotned
Mr. MacaulAy thus expresses himself:
The Life Of johnson is assuTedy suea very eess work.
Homer is not decidedly the inst OF drsmatss
themes decidedly the brat OF oatof than Boswell i.
his comp. toIs decidedly that not worth while to
plsc. them. Eclipse is first ana the rest nowhere
that there the whole history OF the hu'
man intellect phenomenon his book MANY oil
creates, M that ever written biography BosSe
one the smallest lived, aud he has beaten
them all lie has in important department Of lera-
tuT mmesuraby surpassed such writers as Ia1us Cafen
don, Alferi, and his own idol John'on'
Speaking Bos~els Life Of Johnson Mr. Carlyle
How the sbong Bozzy, Inspired by love. and the
oson and vision which love rnd epitomZes nightly
nv little AND LIT works together for whole
Johnsorisd more free perfect ,unl hse
pe,s than centuries had been drawn by man OF ma
Scarcely the days Of Homer has the iea been -qAd
deed f many sepse this also 10 kind Of heroic Tns
ODYSSEY OF unheroic was 10 be written not oil
Thinker Fighter; aDd uOr wan OF homer) oy the
soul that might oerooked such even through the
In worth book have rated beyond other pro-
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For the qualities Of sheer wit aud humor Swif had no
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Fucbusn Lucisn Rabess and 10 de Berzersc
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arcv Of tbints hid passed through his mind and they
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No author In British language has enjoy the extensive
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sn orgs power Of his genius has supported him 10 the
far any ohe Of those g,nu'es who four'hed in the
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To the pre9r,n, Of Mr. Abbott for such stssh
the publishers f. e 20 slude HIS own WORDS In
des Of the suthor th. work for the last ten years
In writing the History NAPOLEON BoSpARTE' and the
PREScH REVOLUTION 1879 have necessarily made bim
quite with onarohes Of Europe lie has met wh
90 much that romantic in their career ina. ne
has intereed undertake il Biography OF the
Monsrcb Continental Europe, their birth, education ex
po, and present CONDITION He need with Austria
On the 18th February we shall publish
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ITS RISE AND PRESENT POWER
By JOHN 8. e. ABBOTT
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Austria embraces an that wild and wonderful In hsOry hef
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{" Mind Your Own Bustness.''

In consequence of the death of prominent member OF hi
Church Or MACON unable TO fulfill his engagement 10
Wednesday evening
The Lecture before the Gillette Young Meu Association OF
the sbo,e subject h the efoe, pop, ned until THURSOAi
EVENING Feb at O'Clock a. the Calvary Baptist Church
West IS At, between 9Th aud 6thsvs Per order,
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Have in preparation o ser1es o; Histories OF
THE MONAhCHIES OF CONTINENTAL EUROPE.
By JoHs 8. C. ABBoTT,
Author Of History Of Napoleon Bonspsrte French Revoa
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pounds fro Lea,env orth City other
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Now Out The GREAT BURNS NUMBER Of THE
SCOT rIsH-AMERICAE JOURNAL for SATURDAY, Feb.
aiming Reports Of the Burns Festival throughout the
CO, rtry, IN the numbers, THE APOTHEOSiS OF
HUMBtJG BONNERS VINOICrIVE ATTACK on the Rev
DR. HATFIELD IN Tue LEDGER Of last week exposed and
, 1859-06-01
Rhode Island Politics.

pnos1pEScE, May 31.-The General Assembly
met at Newport this AN. T. Wingate Huys
was elected Speaker of the House. The old
Clerks were elected in both houses. Speeches
were made by Governor Dyer on retiring, and
by Governor Turner on assuming the duties Of
Office.
There having been no election Of Lieut.. Gov
ernor and State Treasurer by the people, they
were elected by the grand committee as follows
For Lieut.. Governor, Landers, American Re
publican. S6; Brown, Democrat, II; Hill,
straig ght Republican, 5. For Treasurer: Parser,
American Republican, 16 Newton, Democrat,
IL; CurT, straight Republican, s.
, 1859-06-01

c,sE.e; Atm zHd4Kc; vthio1, blue. 15el:c Hadder
lsa17as CeQal1%@l4 ;.1uaao, :ssAo n; tpae&1eEr
&c. Opium seztrs 1t r. 6ne7s5
EGGS ngoot deeaand, T'th sa1es \ &c 1<s lo;e
F1EH-Recslpts ha week, ~ pEx~. W4rk
T.m-New inspection, hf bbla, No l. 1850; No . $500.
T1au7-No !. t4.5o: 30 :, s40o. NAoxx1x-Doston No.
lbb. sls; Mo- sls: -. sl7; No. l. HI bhls esa9,co;
No.. ESQ: No. s. $780, -Coprns- Grand Dsnk. 4xc;
st. George and Narb,ehead, oc. Hua1se-Eaapor so,so
Qas1K per- hhia No. l. 419<2o pr 1az Scala so68n -
FKr1T-GE1rs-Appes searcs and in demand 1t s6!oo@
100 bbi Lemons &s pes boz orangeA e+as PEI box.
Southern Applex, g.; EaNesn Apples, sxc;
unpa.sd Peaches loa1oic rared Peacts 1e2lse Black.
beres 1.s1sc Chees pits IN, scarcs At Lie; Do. pits
Out, Soc. No P!uns In market a.,
FURs AND sK1Fs-Reecdpts last week, s,1so rs !;
spmena 10 d. Market dull and lQwer The following
tht dodnE quotations Prime spring Raf leNc; Coon.
&o@s9c; Mink s1DoGl!:5; Kp. boe; Wild Cat sae
Hou1e CT 1oe: skunk eot Gay Fox &c: Red Fox tia
1Ea; Bear ss.oaasao: 0ppossom lie: As1sen, q sos
80 eseh Fisher ssotssoo; Bssves 7scF p Dea1 stlna
l+al8c n; 0uer $s!oo64.5o.
Ia H.
, 1859-06-01

DosroS, May 21.-The ship Defender, whose
loss was recently reported. was insured ia State
street, 10 the amount Of $100,v,0.
demption, Of this city, are being rerr freely
circulated.
The u. $. steam frigate Minnesota anchored
off tue Nary Yard to-da.r, and fired salute
Of thirteen guns.
The uautlneers Of the barquc ClaremoEt
brought home in the Minnesota, were before U
=. Commissioner Merwin, and waived an exami
nation. Their trial was assigned for the June
term Of the District Court.
, 1859-06-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

TcE8pAf EVENING MAY 80,
-WtA1nEt- Warm and pleasant with Light brcez. FINN
tht East.
ARRIVED FRox CHIcAGo-At Buffalo, en the 18th, H7E
j. u, Harmon, and sehE. Glen.
At Dswego, Oh the e.th, Irop. Prairie Stale.
CLEArEp ROE Cn1cAoo-Frnm Bu!a.o on the egtl, PROPS
Fra Statc and Rocket. bark John Sweeney.
FROM Oswego the 9Th, schrs $. J. Eo1ley and II.
FilIlntrt.
LIST or rx:sxts rA.s1xG THE Wz11Axp Canal
Furnished to tie Beard Of Lake CndeswEite1s.-The
following vessels passed the Port Colbosne Lock from
o'clock r. u. the sth TIL otlock the essh or
May. 1854:
Bvuud Nest-May .Gtl lark Clayton. scl.s So:Feg gias
Baker. Emperor: Tue eth bark Andrew etse1: brig
Vanguard! ts- ayr; IN the 9Th lE Sif chatg+ Napier
ss1 Mstcels 1a.Acs Naya.. Theo. pefEyx a. D. Nosta.
ST. Helena MouAtainref re;1c!'
Bound East-May s6til none: On the a1:h hehr. H. y.
Fasr1n, itica; on Tie 1h. procles, buckeye OniazS
schr II JenIn.
vE"sELe rAss1sa DETnorr e9rn-Iounl In-prup
1rnn t;t;.: -clsrs Midnight. Fred Hill
lsouni bOxnPfops F:trstusg. Plymouth lark Sonora;
t::ggs Wn. Iean, Liverpool; sshrs ii. 1.liress. IT, E.
Mus>ey, Enterprise attagHta Lone .sta. John L. Cos
f;uItt!Ina, tutspe1o. Hubbard,
, 1859-06-01


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Ws would also ass the attelt;on of CUSTOMERS tir
eysfeGl nf rsAtn:s lnyt1- delivery x cxls fa5eay
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ho tHseiye, Responsible for thr return pf nr.cv
pEotssty. hsv TIE krAe orrresi witt afford
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Supts ute, GtieasuA AptI 9Th, LII. py. lu4.dlJ,
, 1859-06-01

AKkls lsED..............Aay:l 81.
sulr Lady El-, Nisoa-eo bus corn 20 pgs ISL pss
ssmr Traveller sweeney M1waukee-eoo pss as ~ rxs
Inal'e s':sar. aud *und+iv1..
irop ogoat* Fled. Gren Ha-ys: n shingles 81 dozen
Pm, ts ,9 Ns51s5 NIs.he5 Il; ~ - 5os
rvp Ms!s5ssa Sap!e Joseph-iso 'ai1fol lies =. "a
lireg tianass nor:'H. Grs=d r::eTse-3lV cd~ wood.
ss SGT !'s' ls ri.9ss 1ssi:' .ss srs 81!
ssr M:sne ASGrrw. south 1lavtu-:em Ill lumber, !: III
scr :e':. Wilson, s1cboysan-lo7s empty b, % br.s
Sei1 Queen Il t Wcs,, I;un- Gsrsn syls: IL lumber,
schr Genrre Jphs.son. GFvea i'ay-:. telegraph ,c!t
>clr u N Wa.laec, 49, Mus..x,n-,on, II, !umac:
Scir GenEa. A!len. Mu,seson. il9 lualmr
schs Twin l'roh:fs' lte;'en. sai"'y liay:oo llFoal
sohr silnn.5sta D1ac1ura ceotesril!c-1s els wood.
ScE l:I!ettu, AEts.En, tiTten Eay-N lrln5cr % III
-. :hs1sslys. ~ III a,h ! u pests
eir !ains. Ca sio Mans-I4om u,n5es Is 'aI N Ill.,
sshr Gt;.y y3cSaay :s y ~ JJy;stI-;s ;. u lumber
sshr @ at i @ 9csahof Wltias 's5 eds ssoS ''
CLEARED.
stmr Tarcer Sweeney Milwaukee, 10 pss beer .uaars
haT Tk Aas1ss An 5iss ra< nay ogssfa u,o t i 10 IN
Es GoSaRd I;sS iMsay + sss ;ess1 i;lt sh1 in,
ST. ST. % !,san,ls Estl:s. ':se; al*sust:. iisi. IT,
ScLr Congress, johnson. Milwaukee, light.
Schf f;enta. Altn, Mu,kr:oI- I.ht.
ssf sF fa Wiae~ % s IS sssa@ sss Ibis beef
s.; s.: 3f:; Ts}sn :s; ';s #s;5 II M 900 b., e
shr hr AS1s:: f;E lni 0,we !, & ls% ~ 'ts cora
Schr Magnet. fcti7w St,uth liaren =. iris *un4rFes
scl1 Terry Hannah, Garfield Traverse Lay light,
, 1859-06-01

ST. p,rL. May ..s.-Thcre was severe stori:a
in this region on Thursday, causing consider
able damage " building and the crops TIC
steamer Equator on Lake st. Croix. WIS !:is.:,
ashore and went to pieces, total lo:.. NJ
iiyes lost. Five large RATS bc'onSin. to ii.
Croix lumbermen, were destroyed on Lake
Pepiu. There was more or less damage duul
in The country, and along the rirer, but its cx.
tent is not ascertaiuei.
, 1859-06-01
Wall Street SaVllld1e.

Nrn- Yonk, May ;l.-The .Sna nllu'!es to :
heavy swindle by j Clique Of Wall street opera
tors, through which, one Of the Western ra
roads has been vicsimizel TO large a,nuunt, an.
one Of the Oldest Of our city banks dcfrauslet
Of *2o~pu Ono Of the parties to the swinttl,
has been arrested, and full developments NE,
lr rxr,ectptl spon
, 1859-06-01
GmEWAI.K NOTICE,

~ City C!2zks oa::e, ca!:=<ro, n. Nay 50 1ss3.
fu5Ec notne i hsehr graz, tta. Ito Ecncroa Ccu1c
a7s osdsEad Sidewalk 70 ~ constructed follows: On
Eat ads q s..is s;stt fsoa la.s Nseet 2 Natisoa
pazk bid o. sas5e bearing aid sidewalk 10 Be built
The est side OF TIE present Sdev ak ard en- an even grade
ih the walk aeay tut. with stahE Hets or f7iinSs 10
the xzDc.
Now rn}ess tie k7ne shall h constructed In ths manner
required By The 0snasce reiava u ewakA On o. hxfoEe
the nteenh LAY q! June, Ism viii Be built By The street
commissioner and Tie asssssel the pzetniseS
eh.rgeAlie 1hescwhh-
msllm Il. .KRE1ss{AN1, ezty Clerk
, 1859-06-01

SAcKyILLE. y. D., May 3l-1a;vo T.. M.-Thc
steamship America, with Liverpool dates Of the
:1st inst, is signa'led of Halifax. Her news
will BE- forwarded promptly on its receipt, but
line, may have to be brought here by horse eS-
press.
, 1859-06-01

SscKylLLE, y. H., May sl,-Thc Halifax agent
of ,l,c Associated Press te1egraphs that the
steamer which WAS signallcd 1T noon to- day, and
was supposed to III the America, proves to lave
been d war steamer.
, 1859-06-01

RICHMOND, May 31.-Keturus from one Inn
dred and twenty -onc counties give Letchtr :.
majority Of about :s,2oo. III the Ninth Cou-
gres>ianal District Harrison, Independent, i.uS
majority Of 7u0
, 1859-06-01
OFFICE Il II. OF PUBLIC

SaIF.- 1S3- =
Cr ntl siuNila ..!;s, :,.r litl:: IT, taivc11
AZ! II s:4- .,v:! - f III" city pr4t.'
II f!.t t',s:,n t"!l:ii. A,s. III sidewalks wirn
,rrrs It Ut !l,rr iv!-c:ra =: e: alter nast. tttl
,sss.! NJ lily Is.:t s, reEs. !s"ir,>::,: -:
H.; ;f.tlc r:r rr-y:a- thr;t ;rs. Fr l.:s ":
br ae II II. p'r-.ce ii tit Cour tle eisy sc,<ES'
tt,. 1:L4 Il, :. ~: ::It.
nss:i,iwLN1 >AML. y. s...l:!t City crn,;s::r!',s