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    not liii ^/ i . in » v Eng - « r * ¦* lish " 1 T renders J ** l ? the J _ T _ _ work ^ -i T _ inaccessible ___ # TT ~~—to those who are not conversant with the i

    German language . A j distinguished lbJb French litterateur and

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    —of the Institute . Born at Charleville on May 2 , 1809 , he prosecuted his studies so diligently

    that that . he lip . was was unanimously unanimouslv elected elected Uirector Director or of the College of Nesle ( Somme ) . Relinquishing this posthe went to Paris in 1840 where ¦ he i

    took ^ J ^ L ^ m f ^^ W ^ J 9 pup ^^ f ^^^ r *^^ F ™^ ils , ^ w ^^^^^^ , ^^^^ edited ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ — conjointl — ^^ y w — ithM — , . Philippe ^^^ ^^^ JMW Lebas w ^* . ^^* the »» . — »• v * Dictionnaire - — Eneyclope ^ " 'dique de — ^ ^

    France . ' In 1845 he founded the ' Revue de Firmin Philosop -Didot hie' ' and s * Encyclope edited the "die Moderne new edition ' until of

    1850 . He was then selected to collect the Roman inscriptions in Algeria , and subsequently

    the Historical Committee commissioned him to perform a like office for the Roman inscriptions of Gaul . Besides filling the chair of Epigraphy

    at the College of France , M . Renier was a member of several scientific and literary

    societies and archaeolog , and negotiated ical purchases many valuabl for the e Fren artistic ch

    Government , and was . always active in forwarding antiquarian researches .

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    are to be erected—one in the town of Stendal , where where he was born , the other at Cape Palmas ,

    of wnere one whose he he died died life , , and and had where where been the tne consecrated mortal mortal remains remains to the

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    Welcome ! John G. Whtttier In Literary W...

    WELCOME ! John G . Whtttier in Literary World .

    Take our hands , dear Russell Lowell ; Our hearts are all thy own .

    To-day we bid thee welcome Not for ourselves alone . In the ¦ ¦ long years of thy absence

    - -r ^^ p ^ - ^^ r- w IPV ^ BH ^ h MT ^^ ^^ ¦ ^^ — — — Some of us have grown old , And some have passed the portals

    Of the Mystery untold . For the hands that cannot clasp thee

    , For the voices that are dumb , For each and all I bid thee II U \ — — _

    j k A grateful welcome home ! I ¦¦ ¦ i i -i i . ' ,

    Welcome ! John G. Whtttier In Literary W...

    For Cedarcroft ' s sweet singer To the ninefold Muses dear ;

    For the Seer the winding Concord Paused by his door to hear ;

    For him who , to the music Set Of the the old heml and ock tender and the story pine ,

    Of the lorn Evangeline ; And for him the three-hilled city

    Shall hold in memory long , 4 / Whose — — name — - ~ — ¦ - ^ is the hint and token — - i — - ^ ^» - ^— - ^^ ^^ ^^^^^^^ pv -w m - ^^»«^ ^^^^ mm' ^* . ^ 4 ^—^ b ^ i ^ ^ h ^ mt

    Of the pleasant Fields of Song ! For the old friends unforgotten ,

    r For or tne the young vounsr thou thou hast hast not nnf . tnnwn known I speak their heart-warm greeting ; Come back and take thy own !

    From England ' s royal farewells , Come And back honours dear fitl Russell y paid , Lowell

    To Elmwood , ' s waiting shade ! , Come home with all the garlands

    That crown of right thy head . I speak for comrades living , I speak for comrades dead !

    Amesbury , Mass ., Sixth month , 1885 .

    3umericaii L^ Eto^ Anb Jpotc£ *

    3 Umericaii l ^ eto ^ anb jPotc £ *

    Two important biographical works are announced by the Century CompanyNew York

    for early publication . One is William , Lloyd , Garrison : the Story of his Life told by his

    Children . ' The work will be in two volumes , and will be illustrated with portraits of Mr . Garrison and his associates in the anti-slavery

    work . The other book is The Life and Times ' of Samuel Bowles' the founder of the

    Springfield Republican , written , by Mr . G . S . Merriam , who announces that he ' writes with entire

    independence from the standpoint of his personal opinions . '

    Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland , a sister of President Clevelandhas written a volume of h a Mm Pp ) , . Bpppppppm m ba —__ . -ppp « ¦ * ¦ riPBtak ( paj ^ ^ *^^ ^ ^

    York essays , , w which ill publish Messrs . this . Funk month & . Wagnalls ^^^ It bears , New the

    title of * George Eliot , and other Studies , ' and consists of essays on historical , ethical , and

    theological subjects . Messrs . A . D . F . Randolh & Co . New

    A ta a pB K BK B Mi *¦¦ K p * i , York ^^^ ^^^ , will publish ^ immediatel ^ ^^ . ^ y the ^^ lectures ^ delivered in St . George ' s Episcopal Church ,

    St . Louis , on Sunday evenings in Lent , 1885 . The various lecturers represented the PresbyterianBaptistMethodistEpiscopal ( North

    and ^_ South - , ) , Congregational * dpk , , , and Lutheran ¦ BJtfBl . ¦ . Churches . Dr . Fultonthe rector of St . , ^& B ^ H A A ~_^ ~ _ ^ . ^^^^ ^_ ^ *

    George ' s , writes an Introduction on Christian Unity .

    Willi The am last M . comp Baker leted author story of by the His lat Maj e Rev esty . M PJP 4 IT SHU yself W p ^ P ^ ^ ppr « b ] bI « 1 ^ ' & ^»* B » -B ^ p T c ^| pr . V , m is MB ^ a ^ » , tal ^ " . BT" ^ — . e " ^» " of ^ * - ¦ Texan — ^ ^ P ¦ * — — - ^ b- ^ b life . — -- - — -. — , deal - - -p ^ -,-,- i ,- ng „ -- - j - jj

    with two brothers who chose different employ-It me will nts , be indic publi ated shed by th seriall e titl e , in St . Ni chol Silver as . /

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 15, 1885, page 643, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15071885/page/7/