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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Baltimore Wefker.
@altimOre, oen 10. 9anuar 1850.
8crfdGdnng OOa 9pirituOieu.

Or. 6tram @Dr, Der itber Der 91einbalt1n|
Der @ptritupIen in Cincinnati gu pafen bat
per1Geatt6f ptele bSdlt tnterenunte 8batla6er
aus Dem 8eret6e leiner grfabrnn9ea, Die el
auf letnen 5nlpettlpn8tpuren 9elantmelt.
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rdtbe uao QuQntitGten bon SptrttupIelt IN le
Der 6prm unteriudt bat, fanp CT, oaB 90 Prp=
gent nit ben sefdbrli6lten ulp 9lftt9itet Sn9re;
%Oien5en ~9eiatti9t paren,
9eun3ebn iua9e 9eute, lauter Spbne alt9e1e.
bener 8itr9er, ~perfielet bent Spoe, 1tad1pen IL
nur 3 Wtpnate lang ipl6e per8iftete Sptrtttp=
len 9%enoien,
9iele in bSberem Sitter, Die mn maBigC
3riuter mareu, lturben tllerbalb %oellelbef
3eitroun8 am Sdufermahnitan, neil lte oaa
nanllide @ift gu itb %9etpn1mer Der Stof
braudte 1l1r ben pierten 3betl Der 3ett, melde
iel6ft bet @empbnbeit8lduf fern CT proerlt9 lit,
nm fte eiuem fritbeu @rabe 5u itberltefern.
Inter 400 @a6nlinnigen 6attelt 5met Drtt=
tfeile ans glei6er llrla9e i6ren SerltanO etrt=
ge6aBt. Sin gutter S6eil BON ibnet pareu
MiuperiG6rige. Sin 17labri9er Snrlde wltrpe
pm nur et1maligem @enulIe pe8 perperbett=
i6man0eren @ebr1u8 nerrtdt,
Gpria6 etuit 5pet Wdumer III etnem S4nap8=
laben Der 86t8fep, Den lie biltuntergplie1,
mar 10 fart uup beiBenp. DaB er ibnen bic
Gbrdnen aus ben Gugen trieb. @r lieB id
cine Strobe ppn Dem 3etge 9eben uno inter,
mari e8 enter 8riifuu9. Dalelbe entbielt II
Brp3ent Nlcpbpl, mdbrenp e8 40 8rp3ent babe1
iDlte Der llnteri6iep Don % 8rD5ertt mar
purA 3uiaB BON Sfwefellarre, lpaniidem
8feffer, 2augenial5 pDer 8pttal6e, lalpeteriau=
rem Silber uno Strpdpnin au89e9lideu. Gin
96iel bon oieler Iduap8arti9en Otiidr19 entz
belt @ift 8etug, UNI ben frafttSiten Otamr
um5ubrruget.
Der Wtann, Der Rd nit Der 3uiummenie 5-
5uug bteier t%pbtbrtn9eupen Subltan5eu SIT Ell
mem Sdnapie beiddfti8t, 1T babel reid 9ez
mproen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
xelegrnpbti6e Wn6rtbten
8ert&tet FIR ben r8alttmpre Meder.1
E0mareB.

Darlington, IL. Sanuar. Senat,
SefferiOn DupiS bra6te leine 8ia fin belere
Organization p@ aruee Elm.
Serr Sumner, Der Seuatcr bon Ma1laz
dyulett8, frat leit ieiner WiB9anplun9 pur6 ben
Ieitber pertprbeuen 8rrof8 ppn SiozGarplina
gum eriten Mul ql8 8epner utf. Seine
@rrte sulten, ipie miner, per 6retbeit
0lei 6beredtt9un9 @r iiberz
CAB cine Betitipn fin bic 5 elm It dttebi1L
Darm ltelte er fcl9eupea glntra9 Der Brdli=
bent mG9e benz @On9reB senau Mittbeilun9en
MAIDEN iiber bic @ewalttbaten, pelde bon ben
Truppen pe8 8ap1te8 Bel Der Gritiirmung 8ez
ru9ia'S an amerifanilden 8iirSern periibt purz
ben Der Brdiipent ntS9e ferner beridten,
pelde WfaBre9elt er er9riffen babe, TIN Sc
nust9nua8 fir btele gewalttbaten 5t. er.
lau9et. ~. as
Dieter 9lntras be8 5ru. GUNNER wurOe ats
oenpnutet. 91 4aI9 1885, a 4sH Gsg
SauS. Serr Sberman iteate ben @Hp=l
bemOfraten Spaitpn pesen etniger AeubeFuns
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
-@eriam mluna ppn @eteraneu.

&plN M BUS, 8, II. Sanuar, lleter
100 Geteranen bon 1912 bielten seltern bier
cine Convention unb 9rpBe stufmertl amteit
tpurpe benz elben e~rpieien. SO murbe beI6lDIz
len, fir teinen 8rdlpentldaft8 {. @anbtbaten gu
%ltinrnlelt, al8 fit eillen b%efalnten 8efaripprter
zines BenlipnSz@ eIeee8. .3wei Delegaten CUR
9hicaaps@ rnpentiDn ipurben ernannt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Neue Mn5eigen.

mx- Der JSefretSr ser ,Serrmanns. lluterfasnngs- @sfeui6at"
1T erIudt, in Ser Office SeS ug9eder" pcrSuiprehen.
G5rpRs2poe Staat Of Marplanb g. 8. Il. g..
al, SmHtoGSSSer cbiosr qooe peroen sur ~14iabrliden Situus af
beats Sreitas ben IT, Sanaar, atenSs 7 u9r' IN &s1aEas Sane
Sm gufrugt Ses 0ter. grpbmstfsr;
0etnr. S6merS.
M ST. soul, gr.-S1riitm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Snlfe fiir Bic eeiDeuOeu in eopreuce.

80 # en- -. San. Die Neuenslanps@e<
ieaI9aft Der 6abrifanten unp Mebanifer BE.
l6lOB 9eltert, atf ibr Sabre8nabl gu per5i6-
ten, nno pa8 fitr puielbe belimmte gelo ben
geioenbelt in 0afprence 3u3uwetien, gluBer
bielem 8elpe l~tenerten Die 9errem $4,000 Bel. /
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Gar Opnalas.

Snbianapp1t8, -. San. Die benz.
Staat8cpnpentipn bon Snpiana bat bic Dele
9uten nud GlarleltDn i%ntruirt, fir Douglas
gu ltlmnlen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Scr ermnrtete 0nmnfer

New< 0crf, II. San, Nl9tS 10 lIbr.
G8 itnp nr4 feline Na9ridten ppun Oanlpfer
europa "a, Der bon liverpool fdlis 1T,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Mr.aenntnr 8em.

9pnispille, -, San. Die SppOlt<
tiousmitslieper Der @eiee9ebun9 Don Gennehee
baben Scbn Sen ais ben llnipn8>& anbipaten
fir'S grdiipenten>9l mt auf9ete0t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
n ,,+erricbt tint OnoliIcben.

Mor scrntoo bu s.. Sanuar an werbe ih breimoI fpS6entlid,
llntsrrift i'm gdtreipen, 2sfn unh Sprstea Der eusliGau Spra6e
ertbeilen IL mo~,,s ,a.krs1.
N @5g $, W6nnert go, Z G reenftr.,
9oe.14 eesM sM swi@su Baltimore uHb 6srmantrafe,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Mn,,f III Nnntnterce.

".-|H Walttmpre, ben 81. We5enber 1909,
Cine yipibenbe bon 4 prp3snt fir bic %perfpienen 9 Wlcnate
murbs am beutiasr Gage ertlart. Dieklbe ~irb am C6er na4
WtOntas zen 9. Sanuar ians, Die usDsTtrasung BON eapttol-
ISs7, 2p) Sm Auitrase: Geo Y. M er, Salfrer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
EErom the Cincinnati Gazette

A SENSATION HRAD1Sc.-Our Republican
contemporaries in'Illinois may be excused
for - little exultation over the result in
Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. The
following head introducing the news is
from the Alton Courier. 1t takes down
everything of the sort that has appeared
for a long time:
Brightly Breaks the Morningl-Pcnnsyl-
y"nia All Right!!!-Ohio Ali Right!l!-
Indiana All Rightl!l-Thc "Curtin" Rises
in Glory !!-Our Lane" no Longer
Shodv!-'rhe "Old Keystone" follows the
Lead of Vermont and Maine !!-Indiuna
Enrolis under the Banner of Freedom y
Ohio true TO her Principle !-A'n'tyou glad
you Joined the Republicans Amt you
glad you Joined the Republicans !-Long
Legs VS. Short Lrgs-Where is the Little
Suckers Mother Mot There, Not There,
My Child!"-The Faithful Greet Abra-
ham!-The People rise up and Call Him
Blesscd!-Lincoln and Yictory!-SIarch
On! Murch On!!!-"God's ways seem
dark, but soon or late they touch the shin
ing hills of day!"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
For the ,Irltclligenccr.] gf
FRO9I wELLSBURG.
WrI1spURc. Oct. I6. 1850,


Messrs. Editors:-Saturday last being
the time for the-annual parade of the FIRE
men, was aistirriug day in WcllshurG.-
The Enterprise Company added to the
interest of the occasion by inviting the
Bethany Frontiersmen to participate
About two o'clock p NJ. the Bethany
Company, numbering fifty muskcts, made
their appearance ,iat the lower end of
town, aud were received, on behalf of the
Enterprise, by J,.D. NicholIs,,inn n neat and
appropriate speech. at night we had a
.torchlight procession, which, taken all to-
gether, was decidedly the most creditablc
affair of the kind ever got off in Wells
burg. At seven o'clock the companies
formed on Market street, the Enterprise,
with their Wide Awake torches, on either
side of the military, and in this order
marched through town., with ally the
''pomP and circumstance of glorious war;
About nine o'clock tho Bethany boys
started for home in ttcir wagons, we'll
pleased with their treatment by our fire.
men, aud the latter equally pleased with
the geutlemanly ansl suldicrly bearing of
their guests. 81. .szss II i (
Last night there was lnrget and en-
thusiastic meeting here Mt the Republican
Club Room. This club has only been
formed about ~ week, aud already mum.
bers between eighty and ninety members,
and is being added to daily. The Club
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
Whlte sinxes.

We firmly believe that TIE interest of
the South demands that capital should
0'rn labor, AMI we are i'll favor of Il law
being passed by Congress, declaring every
1rishman or Dutchmvn who may arrive in
this country after a certain time, sEave
until he has been in the United States
fourteen years, ut least until he can read
and write, and is in favor OF our peculiar
Neutrality-suspicious. (Ga.) Conicdcracy,
Douglas organ.
a contemporary, in publishing the above,
asks pcrtinently, Irishmen and Germans
what do you think Of such language rs the
above, from an acknowledged organ of
Douglas and Johnson in the State of Geor-
gia? Are you SO dumb and blind to all
reason that you will still uphold and sup
port the party that not only holds the doc
trinc of the extension of1negro slavery,
but demands that Congress pass law 'de.
claring Irishmen and Dntchmen slaves for
fourteen years, &C., from the time of their
arrival in the United States. The Demo-
cratic editors and others here in the North
/ will tell you ''oh, don't mind that; they
arc prcjudiccd down there" Well, how
do the nabobs of the party standsh in
the North? Thcy,eas soon rs theyare put
into Office, and have no further use for
your votes, are, if anything, moro ul:rn in
their hatred of their voting cattle," and
would, if they could, make you their
working cattIe' rs well. iSteaJenville
Herald
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
Cumberland Cement.

A \. N.UNEQUALLED ARTICLE- FOR Ain KINDS
IN of Masonry where water ia, to be resisted:
foundations in wet and damp places; Lining for
Cisterns Grouting for Cellar Floors and al purposes
for which Cement Is used. ;sz i3ii 90
construction Conduit this Cement was usc,I creI.-
sircly 1t is also extensively used on the masonry
andtdnels of tho Baltimore and Ohio, and n W. Va.
Railroads, &C., &c. gs..i,lI.,5 "a
1t has recently bcon most thoroughly tested upon
the New Water Works. IN Baltimore, where 1t has
the most perfect chqracier. In tho Construction, of
the brick conduit, %hichfs said to be tho best piece
Of loor l The kind IN the country, over 100000 Gi-
shels OF this Cement werclscl, and both engineers
and snperintcndents concur. in saying that while it
has sQqIp use in 1ges tGceE aud lpfe1e it's ne-l
cesShry 10 BUILD OVER STRONG SPRINGs, it hns itis
advantage NIL other quick setting cements that
when used in dry places and exposed to The sum- It is
not liable to crack.
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or Bags, In
quantities to suit purchasers, by
OLIVER PRYOR, Wheeling
Jy25 AgeNt for The Many LslctHrer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
WHEELING, WEDNEsDAY =. MORNTN6F 0o

last night was addressed by. James A.
Sshearcr, in a speech of uncommon merit
for so Young man, and one which would
E"vc5 been no discredit to older heads that
make more pretension ~ At the same
meeting motion was unanimOusly carried,
inviting the Wheeling Wide Awakes to
VISIT our town. Now, Messrs. Editors We
oesIre to say to your, Wide Awake boys, if
thcy will come, we will insure them a
hearty wrlsome You can set WellShnr,r
down as s@rc for majority fnr Lincoln
BROokE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
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of 49, 'V,, - ~ oa, It'; s"c 'ea! neltor1'is
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H. =, Ia M',a'n "PpGteu 70 oe uenleo
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no t'e iott1 .: Mo[uS utter
as.S5: WTI';..:y Io urn
a., u, IL to''' no1G MY TT "a l'Ot
oomt;atI ~; ttte' 70 utsPel tne lil"Slom anu
T..u"Su o,,ar MS journey. D!t the pells OF
Snnn,;s. $50 LUZ enoS Co.l!Ieneeu 70 ring anu
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lJouos g"in a >, "u.ttiusIon' t"!ce hoE1
III ".I ~, W 3:it l.Eu.:o" t"lS IS c"tl
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80 ta a. s > a.'I.:Hs
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
PROSPECTS.

The prospect now is, that Delaware will
certainly go tor Lincoln. Some of. the
largest shareholders of Newcastle and
Sussex: are out for him. They have only
nine hundred plurality to overcome, ana
the Douglas men seem anxious to see Lin
coin overcome it. The Lincoln spirit in
the counties of.this State is rapidly extend
ing. To-day hear of applications for
documents from quarters where there had
been no expectation of any change. Re-
publican mass meetings are to lie organ
lied right away, learn, not only in the
best speakers will be introduced to the
people. Unless Bell comes into the city
with-a majority of at least three thousand,
ho will he defeated inthis State. Stick a
pin there. III :.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
TERNIs OF ADvERTIsING.

Ss6 SPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
- 4B early Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number of changes
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers to be paid far an Gdr0mce. '-''''e
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
or 50 for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. -
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
tho Advertisers own Immediate business: and ali
advertisements for tho benefit of other persons ms
Wen MS all legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be pnil for ut the usual rates.
directions will be inserted until forbid and cbnrrcI
accordingly. - ' eSU
cases ut full rates. - ''''
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents each. noyI15S9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
M ore About the RevoIuti lon In 1nlfI.
mofe-De1awareG Going for L lincoln,
dispatch to tllo y. y. Iyorld -.

The effect of the election upon the Amer
lcnn party in in the city, has been to drive it
over almost,in body to the Republicans.
There was formal Arrangement entered
into between the leaders of the Union and
American parties, that the latter were to
have the exclusive control of the. city nom
nations, for whom the Union men would
vote, uponthe condition that the .Ameri-
cans would vote for, Bell and Everett
Fhe Americans broke faith even in the
nomination, and also in the election, by
voting against Hindes, the American nom
lnee. The issue is, that the Americans
will generally vote for Lincoln and uamIin
On the evening of the election, large bod.
les of Americans made the streets rcsound
with cheers for Lincoln. They salnted the
Patriot office, and Mr.. Evans, one of the
proprietors, who is an out-nnd-out Lincoln
man, with three cheers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
WIDE AWAKE CLUBS.

Last night some 500 Republicans, whose
ranks were suddenly swollen by acccssions
from the American party, met, and took
the initiative steps for the formation of
Wide Awake club. Tonight the work
will be completed. There is to be another
meeting tonight, i'll two of the wards, TO
form another Wide Awake association
In ten days time, should not be surprised
to sec the city alive with this organization.
It has extended even to the Douglas ond
Brcckinridgc men, Indeed, the general
opinion is that Lincoln will carry the citv.
been and is electrical on our people. Men
no longer talk Republicnnism with bated
breath, in by-ways and alleys, but the
reign of freedom Of speech on the subject
OF itepublicanism has been naugurated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
NeW YOY'k PaIlel, NYareIl0IISe,

NNE PRICE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS
~ booksellers. StatiOnors, binders, Printers, aid
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 per cent.
by purchasing from first hnnis
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities, wo
can offer great Inducements to parties want of Pa
Ledger and Flat Papers, Foolscap, Letter, Note and
Billet, Folia, Packet Commercia aud all grades Of
French Popors. Colored Papers, Tissue, Binders',
Trunk. and Straw Board, Botting, etc, etc; Bank
Note, Bond. Drawing. Bank, Envelops. Particular
and Letter and Account Papers Schools and Semi
nHrtes Cergymen and Professional mon. BiIlIlcatls
in stock ready ruled for Printers, from to Heads
fact, complete Paper Bazaar Send for .Circulars
and sRYc your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
wthcnsh, will be filled as well asif present in per-
son. CARSON i HARD,
aP0-ly% Paper Warehouse, a. BeekmRn st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
MAXWELL, CAMPBEELiLl1!S & FINSGIE, II S6lI
Wholesale Grocers
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

II O. os MAIN St., Wheeling, Va.
sFHAvE NOW IN STORE ii
$50 bbls, Prime n. o. Molasses, rt ~
126 hlf bbls do
220 hhds. fully fair TO prime N o. Sugar. =
l25 bbls Cr, Grnnulatcd, Pow'd and Coffee Sugars
IS /" Brune's Golden Syrup.
% F' New York do 80 .s.-T s'J -zFE
800 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
90 pockets Java Coffee
20 boxes Natl Lf. lb lump Tobacco h i.sg H.
90 do various standard brands SIS Tobacco.
u 10 cases "TIuntcrs" rs do
TO- do "Don Quixote'' =. IS Dc, 2 o. 2
% hlf. CHI. Y. II and G. P. Tea. - IL,
30 do Oolong and POuchong Tea;
100 bbls No. Med. and 1Lg. AIackcrei. Lsl.J
Is tferces I RICE i.s, e SIZE 5f ysiG7it=,t
Pepper, Pimcnto, Nutmcgs. Cloves Caas y- S iii
Mustard Ginger, Indigo, Bi-C0rb. Soda,
Salaratns, Soip, Candles; WASH boards, Bill. kets,
Tubs Brooms, Nails and all other artitl les enl-
brRceC in the Grocery line. = y mh2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
TlTiL ASSETS, $2,l0l.IO0 OF
LIABILITIES, Unsettled claims not lue.Si7a,057 G5
Upwards of s13,ooo,ooo
4 !..scs have been paid by the lEtnn Insurance Co.
in the past IL years.
FIEE AyD INLAND NAVIGATION

FIgE AyD INLAND NAVIGATION
Tk, aecepe,l At terms consistent with sUIveucy and
fair profit.
aud C0ntfHiy for tera's Of one 10 fire gears.
Tie progress OF this Corporation has been stable
l;,i alGrcrru?;c through seasons of financial sun
.!as and storm periodsevcntfUl in exempt from
sEsping cntlN4rItions and maritime disaster. Be-
ins NJ established. cash basis, the troubles of
liz ct system affect us in material particular.
irirg hard times the security of reliable Insu-
r,l,s an imperative dUty-the ability of property
haIl-E. iosuStain loss being then much lesseHcd.
PIris. issued without delay. and all business at
tta!7lIo with Dispatch and fidelity, by
y. C. ARTHUR. Agent,
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-17
New FallliIY GrOcerY.

VNHEsUBsCRlBERB BEGs LEAVE TO ANNoUNCB
Produce Store inthe old Post Office building, i8S
Market street. near the of Quincy ST. and so
licitS the generous patronage of his friends and tho
1t will be my constant cndcavor TO offer at the
lowest prices the best qualities tile market affords
always on hand
;, German Produce, such Prunes, Lentles, Split
re'sJ ais" all kinds of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

THE LOVES AND HERoIEES or TIE POETS. Edited
~ RicHAID HKsRi SToDDAED tso. PIP 49, Derby
One of tie most striking evidences of an i'm
proyement n the taste of the reading public, il
the gradual change in the character Of holiday
literature. In place of the old Tokens"
" WreNths," and Friendships Offerings" with
covers Of crimson and gold, cheap mezzotnts,
and still che per text, the leaves which now open
ON our Christmas trees are for the most part
Sun ptuOus in Typography, truly artistic in Illus
tration, and Of sterling literary vaue. The Illus
trated editors Of standard poets which have ap-
peared at this season Of tho year, the exquisite
rcproductions Of single poems, such as Gray's
"Ekgy," GOdsmiths Deserted Village," Keats's
Eve Of st. Agnes" and others, were received
with such favor that publishers have been led to
m0ke still mtre expensive ventures, relying for
tier return on the intrinsic excellence OF the
work and its artistic garment.
+ There have been many collections Of smntory
poetry, but probably none 80 thoroughly aud
carefully selected Us this. Mr. Steddnrd, in his
preface, tells us that his object Is 10 present
specimens Of English love-poetry, especially that
which il, or seems TO be, addressed to particular
women, and To give, as concisely as possible,
oil TINT is known concerning them. He COM
ences, however, with the three great Italians--.
Dante, Pctyarch, and TassO - because he con-
fders them TO have furnished the models after
which tie early English poets SHIPPED their anna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-15

OF the twelve female heads which embelsh
the book, six are engraved from Barry's draw
ing Laura, LeOnora, and Geraldine are careful
copies from portraits but the artist has consulted
bis own imagination for the features of Cole
ridges Genevieve," Burns's " Highland Mary"
and the unknown woman Of Shakespeare son.
nets. We have Vandyke' authority for Sscha.
rssa, and Sir Godfrey Knellers for Martha
Blount. Tho Maid of Athens should BE-
portrait, but it has little resemblance to the
present Mrs. Black. Ben Johnson's Celia"
Maud" and Mime hn-ha," which complete
the list, are Of course imaginary, and not very
successful. The interest Of the book would have
been increased had none bat sexual portraits
been admitted. We should gladS exchange
Highland Mary md Maud for Mary Chaworth
and Mary Shelly, both of which could have been
easily procured. Leonora's head is decidedly the
Srest IN the volume. In its air Of noble melan-
choy there is reflection of the tragic story of
Tasfo.
The tpe, paper, and binding arc sumptuous.
and vle timd lover who, Ike ColrGge, makes