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Full Title	The Citizen, v. 1, no. 3, January 21, 1854.
Contributor	Mitchel, John, 1815-1875.
Date Added	1 July 2015
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1854-01-21
Source	Joseph McGarrity Newspaper
Topic	Irish > United States > Newspapers. New York (N.Y.) > Newspapers.
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Disclaimers	Disclaimer of Liability Disclaimer of Endorsement

OCR ' occupy. 44 THE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, JANUARY. 21, 1854. morning and erentag “ rmssl." The Above is no Eaton, not an actnai bdi or rare, oopiod from one or Dr. Ti-aira worhe. - ' . y The Doctor regards “ the medical prorcoaioa, taken in the aggregate, as the mat: igttorna: eiaas in the community. on the it-buie snbject or diet." We at glad to bear it, rbr we certainty ehanid reei uneasy ll‘ our raritiiy piiysieian was entitled to the Doctors oertidcate or wisdom. we cannot think or a more whoiesoine iiinetrution or the maxim, ‘ i " . t . H where igiinraiice to hire-a, 'iia ruuy to be wine," , y ‘ and or the iattcr part or the adage, this booir ia a more than ennicient pioor. ll‘ the tractor racticea as he preaches, he tnuat, by ibietime, be a patent hydi-attiic iriachivie-a mere pump, for he new no that he he: had ten years experience in the mtnagentent or Hydropathie establishments. We begin to root for him, rot our croton pipe was completely frozen with the late rroat. ' . c . present use or this water-cure vniuvno, we wean our hands or it, and anal: hide it until July or August comes round, when iie couilng eifecta may be or inure service than at present. K. , .- .. r Axni:IIon’i Atiiaioia vinta Aucnirzcruhzflhri i. tnun. ' . A near rot ALL; nr, the Octagim Mode ofiziiizomg. tiy o. s. Fovvler. New rorii: roviicr and weue. tau. ' ‘ , ‘ ' tr shnuld be the object and the embiiion or every man to he bia own ianoioid, to be the poeseeeor or a thug, weibpianried, cointnodiona home, which to an niieaie and put-patee wouid he it home to him. At preaeai, there it no men, or, at tiieventa, very few tnuu,itatongrt the bone and aiaew or society, the opera- tivra, who poeeeae what in torniyide a borne. He in at a atare or migration oentinnaiiy. He rnereiy “pitches his lent" rrorn May to May, and when that bveaiiiitg tip or curnps it-i-ivrs, he doca -t the best he ten"-the but his time tiorn baaiocea Ind neaeetiiiea win aiiotv-to get a roofover hie bead rot another yrtr. He pays exorbitant rents, far unconirortabia, inronimodions apitrtinenta, in an neaithy iocaiiiy, and one which he wouid not, it be eouid avert the diaainer Any atiggratioua towurda an utneuoration, much more a thorough’ abandonment or the lystcm, are weiconte. and worthy or the ntteniion iii‘ an, more eapecitiiy orthooe who have gr-awn u or growing ttrnuica. Mr. Anderson pnbiioaiiou it uaerui, protiieeiy iiinattaird, and designed man for peopie who ittve money to spare, than lb: those with whom eooaoniy ie a viiahiy. To the inter Mr. Fowler’: hooit wiii a.-rord ronaiderubie iororntniion, and the diagrams preaent a vuriety or coininodtooa piano to author are deter- mined to eiriaaciptte themselves front high rent. and airiiiy tenetnente. , . i Tm: POET. Tat Poefl heart eueoinposeee the worm,’ And throba greotnttnree into rancied tire. . v III: hnowe an pest, and as a eiond o'er nioaie V v A ' races the preeent, etvatiag au ita tight, ‘ ' , And iioata up roriuer heaven: oaitnewn to no, that moons rnaite night to other wnrlds, , And other aunt, like nery. hnrnittlfd one, i ' Shall hold his Image, Is the Inn his airh‘a. '1 He tries through ttitarea Is a reed through atorm, , Thntrotiatoriee teednr. ayi hehewit, , ’ out treat that mine or inter, To-rnoi-row, Deep-echoing tetnpiea tor his soul‘: repoee, , p ‘ And roania through them Today :-at Sltuitttperellninved ’ The guaty eurrenia or hit Boreai aoui Through the tonerua ‘i-thing vriieys or air brain, which apron. auoh raunda iwa eeniuriea ugn, Thiix have not euded yet ; eo that ntt air can know the echo iron. the voice iiseir. And heat it niii or my and dense along The turbaient and greedy out of Time- Dtcb it to chaos at a aaeriiiee ‘lid hannonizu the Email I'll‘ crumbling Worltllf ‘ Literary and Artistic Items. ' p . 4A book entitied “Unciu Pa a Cabin," to being written by ,w. .i. no.- eraby, a Dubiin hooiieeiier. " ‘a " eaya ita author, " not on rarity bani farts, standard evidence, and ‘undoubted ruoorde, aiinwing the aociai, civil. and poiitioai rniaery to which Pitt iiaa heeii rtdllmd hy foreign robbery, dnmesiic treachery, Ind vile niisrule." it npiuesra the writer tihnwod his MS. to I publishrr, who declined ihl Worltv thinking it --roe ctrong rot scotch and Engiiab etomaciio to dlgoivt ;r nt in a row on- the sum puhiiaher managed to get out a book entitled " Poor Paddy’: Ca ," eorrtpieteiy the reverse or the one otrered to hurt by the diligent Mr. Hiitterehy , bring, edit the tuner, a aeriee or --grout slnntlora” on the country, and "touched in Ihtt iowest slang." Natbiug terriited, Mr. B. writes to the room .. ma, gr, Cabin wiii not be ieveiied, it eribhcd or caimnetl," but puhiiahed im- medinuly. r ,i.oeitwood the artist iii matting great progreaa wi his picture orthe gt Ltat .ind am." Great expeetationa are rinsed hy the New ‘'01’! Arlisll who hm visited the painter‘! studio in Newark, New Jersey. The conception isvery . - pin, and diirere not only in the ridttioo of the idea to be eonveyed, rroin the vroritl or Michel Angelo, coroeuua, and otbera, on the name them, but aico as itiuetraiivu or the niercirui attrihutec or nivino Providence. we have no (car but it wiii come up in an expectation. The boat proor ie, that from the genius shown to its conception, the painter his ieeeived conilniitsionilv which will writ tor the groaing taste or the eonntry. .wo aiao ettv lnpllr. Loc'xwootl’u atudio, a entuii picinro-,iuet " iaid in,” rroiri The Navy more or Wmthor, : which is highiy erpreeeit-e ; and a sketch in on far a H Taiting down rrom the Cruse," Vhlcti by far exceeds anything ancient or modern we hm-'6 seen tin this ‘ same eutuact. , -Lantartinn, nuntaa, and ltuhel, are coming to t!ie United stntcs. The latter visits as to make up the sum or $25,000 a Year which the in union! I0 name; nnraoatomea to npie under the auo oriiberty tn and the rim-named WW-’!md5 his breteuee ror we irnovt not what, uaiees it he to "ace the who r)." we undcictaod lid is exccedingiy pear, and though receiving very Iutu -um 0' money, his debts are so enormous as to rwaiiow up tu biii r='mIz- Pnhuiv-. hire Jatnee, he wiii pnbiiab and copyright hie wortta in thia " ‘"11 =3 N‘ II-Ii“ Mlnlry. -ad so try to raise the roads. -rvapoieon in. has con: d it ' i: d am or or the Legion . cl not... On it. tho... 3'7. 'ia:.55“.’.‘.!“.'E.’I,‘ 22.3.1‘. of of. .e...i........ of the literary treaty with Frame. Thia 'treaty is intended itntoiig other things, to ttaptae American trainc in Spanign My, ,,,, pmp, ’. - A new play hat been produ-ed or nation, eiituied arritd by ‘ :2.‘ it ll attrtbntedio uorneiiua Mltliewz, the null“); of W,-,,,,,V,,,l,. .. 0“, pm Sodeiy" -I 1119 "116 n! I fresh Emil)’ m be Pmtlurcil M. the aaniu llirnlre. it tit rounded on Mr. ClII'liI' yotipiov Poprrr. , . V nmls‘ o b Yonlhliil Daya r Lon . . . .. .1 by the tensor at Paris, baa t.-oea aiittpted :nd tis‘r'iaiieii’d'tiivhiiia'ii:viiLi: iiiiii: do nargueritue, and win, we team, he ehoriiy produced .. w.p,,,.y, - ’$“nE'‘;:$‘‘':''"'"‘d’l ”‘ m‘ “ Gm‘ “' l-"Gt" hire leen quite smite!!- tgai. map‘ at! new i> at my be tttnn expected pm, M, ,,,,,,,1, mi -A joint-etoeii company. vr-aided over by"ll.l. Ampere, mg ...,i,,,,.,,i,,,, i>itorii-a or Aitnrtioia Atirnottt-it is said that waehington Irving and ‘4 Peter Parley" have made iarge rortitnee by authorship, as has Mr. hiiteheii by in aohooi books. Proresenr AnLi.IoII, (or his eeriea or ciaaaica, baa received 0 have yieidad a pi-oiit or rrom si2,ooa to 315,000. Mr. iieodtey iiaa realized irom hie worhe $40,000; lit Marvel at ,two: idisa Leslie, $12,000; Dr. taarnea, 330,000; Fanny rt-ra, train one amtii booii, in II)! nioatha, 33,000; Judge Kent, $120,000; webiner, for his dictionary lSU,a ooo ; and others at equal rates. so that it catniot be said that American author- ship is not pro in . . . illusttal Ti-ovut-n'pt say: that Mr. so ‘be derivee as the pront or the at aireedy written, t e enoi-tnoua iaeotrio or 21 e ag per ‘ tneana or a r-Millage levied by the law on the groea nightly reoetpta ufevery theatre to in .a n o aiic author - aud, thereiore, its magnitude nteeouiea the poptiiarity or the drnmllist through- ottt the country. I aria atone, it is aaid, six piaya or M. scribe are, on an average, piayed every night. . . , - > An E nbtirgh correspondent or the Durltfriu Cnnrizr any-a;u it ie arid that anew edition or vugoid stewarre wort ' in the press, embracing a eoriea o hia iectitres on poiitieai economy not hitherto published-largu portiona orwbich, I believe, are in the handwriting or Lord raimeraton, who war inmate or t e iuuetriena pmfeasor’h house when be me engaged in the composition or those lectures, and relieved the edge at a large share ot‘ the drudgery or trans- cnpuim." V ' . e- human: to Louie Tibck, the writer, whose death took piaoe not tong alnca, in about to be erected It Berlin. A tammil-lee has he: fanned amongst the members, of which Ira Damn da Iluiliholdt, Jhcoh Grimm, Count db The monument is to a roioeeai statue in bronze or the dc. ceased, which is In be modllled hv his brother, Chrisliln Tiaclt, until erected in one or the pubiie piaees or the city. ; -a tie - interesting iiternry relic has just hocn presented to the ptibita by the author or H Emiiia wyndiiitrn." it in a translation brthe celebrated “ song or Roland,” chanted hy the Minstrel Taitierer to the Norman ' dtaieiy beroro the huttie or Hastings, and hue been elegnmly got up at m hook. ‘ i - W shin on lrviiti; hits returned to his seat on Ihl! Hudson, In excellent epen ‘art the anntmer and autumn with his friend the Hon. John P. l(eI1IIedy,lnVirglriia. no it repuiing or immediate publication, the contin- ding voitiines (15th and 17th) 0 tiin revised on unirortn edition or his worita. - A wrmupondsnt of the Glas Pr: I slates thtl whilst Mr. Sheridan Kitowiea in ieetunn with great veheinence against Popery, hie arm, in. Richard Bi-iueiey ituowiea, -1 e gantientnn orhigii charac- ren great attainments," he beeattte a Roman Catholic. - The painter Leuita is now at work on a large painting, repreeenting Washington It tho battle of Mcinrnnutii, with ID: arrest of General Lee. This work or art has been ordered by David Leavitt, or nrooitiyn, who paya em,- ouv tor it. H g . . Pulnhni at co. have ntariy ready ttia.eiitth and oonciuding voiume or their popuiurcyciopsdiua, embracing the dtviaion nl‘ “St'irnce," by Proreaaor st. John. I - ‘ ' he H worid or Art and tndueiry," iiiuairated horn the Eith itiott at the nryttut i=aiaee,tbrrning a epieadid qumo voiuin with nriginai rleIi,,n Will DC End In I W deyt. Till! WOIX dBl’iV2l great value IYMII W excel- ienre or its eeieittiiie am on , . . - it appetite that the at-iietii engaged in " creating" hi. Meyerheera new opera, II. tilt Opera Cnllliqllll, I-11 W lgll “ WOYII I0 DhlIl0Wl" by In! cDl'lI];0I2l"l babituaiiy sou-tormenting exigencies iii rebearani . er new live aet pioy by Mhdnrite George sand, drniltutiwtl by beraeir horn her romance or “ Bliulxirhl,” ia the hurt noveity at the oiieou t eatre. T A IIGW opera, “ alulll, Cl’ Illa Cnrslcuns," has JHSI been ])Y01lm'.cI.l It stuttitart, with music by non Lindpaintar. , t , -p , . B .. tr. aiurrt Smith in eaid to have made .ci7,ooo by hie icettiree on “Mont iunc." ' ' Arrhiroivsl srouit.-The new bookstore and pubiia-hing iiotiae or the L mwrly, in the impetus which at.-tit-ity, nd a thorough bueintta capteity, Will give the hook trade, and in the ceiiarauent duration or their w-euprinted and inlertritixig voiumeo. They have titted up their atore In the most oiegitnt and tactelui man'- rier, so that it reoiiy is an aeqnieition to he iocaiity. we niuat aieo notice a i-act which run be duiy appreciated, and that ll, the poiiteitear of the iiieaera. Appioiona to U gentiemen n( the pill!" in aearch or more aaderdidieuitice, and their ruilinaee In llford them I consnllltinn with such works of importance ll may be on their shelves. The stock conaixlu of Work! in Every nnge Willam- tnra and on avrry ailhject, iiterary, eeieotioe, tine hrt, Igriaulluntl, ineeiiinicai, and in a variety oriuriguagee. They occupy the titer iioor arid baeeinratotthe rditite, earn in reet by too, with the adyoining ironi vaults and tenure. in the deoot-aiior. ol‘ the that door a judicious and pieatiitg elTBtt has been ttudied. The coding ia ulpponed by fnnrleun coiuinnu or the corininioa urder in imitation or Sitiniu routine. The ceding Ind wulls are painted in fresco,‘ dpsigus Exoclllkd by Noland .2 Karlie)’. -rho boot-eueee and thriving are or pinto oult, in icngtii 270 row. On thia door the iargu retaii bueincee or the honu ie lrhlissutied. it wtu be a moot ehtrmiagrcruge rm ladies and geiitlernt-n, who, wishing to purchase a tew good 5 3 It cornpriaing the wboicaate department, is niied up with ‘EDVQI containing more than 5410 until (ea or abutting, anda capacity of in,ooo ciihie reet. ‘ ‘V x sxnrctms or LECTEIIES. Tu: Evaorcia niece.-hector soiget rieiivered the nret or his course or ieeturee on Enmpc, at the siuyvraimi, on tlie evening or the itch. The eabyt-ct ottne evening wnl -- The condition or Europe, and he Pmtipccls or Libeny." it who itacusury, the icctuirr remarked, to detine and umierarnmi the character or the principai rurel train which the izoropetn iuotiiy are dtaeeiidrd, to aid us in Iscerlaming whether the peopie are etpabie oferijoying Liberty. Th noetor Ilitn clatised the raeee to the itoinnnic, Teutonic. and soiavir. The duiiy suit give. the roiiowiug cooeia-. epitome at the dilcaulse: ll . la nver Ilia Ioutlizrn Vlrll (Ii umpe. . e. in North imiy, spain, rrariee,Auetria, the auto, nuns, nrirl Noribeni tribes were subdued by the Romlnw P" ‘tr. met it had en rrotn homo by tho nothe and Vnndula; ottti iiiia vrliole strength V which lleplmlcdl France rrom = ta?- : rrnaiitr. rare weredireciiy tit into in inotil‘ or ht-ing.iiardy. iniiuairtnoa, peucrtui, ml ",2 my ,,,.y,,,.,, my, fr;-ui mry wt‘rc,tliur:l'<Ire, iiiiri-irnt in nature, and -m'.a. The lpcnkvrlrnecd the wart in w it these been iitvoivcd. The thirty Y ““'“Eltle eoet erinoity Imtnunae Llinous lilcnllces oii a t c rttormuiion bcrorethcy itiiccumlmi, and when Gnsiuvnn Adoipiiua or sviedeu o M, C or the ma piignnia on riymouth ruck. Study, and the Doctor, the chnuctar of the Ameriotnt and Germans. and the i Eli’!-I'ld,n;I.llndInndIi:r:iI:J.; ’l'i1IfeIpltall':4‘;3,hII(2‘. ci"”‘m“ ',"“"‘"“".' hit. man waitu itnncart deiivarcd one nlhls anti-siavery Lecturer on Tuesday evening. we give one passage. For this week we eay nothing . we are receiving in the “eleven paints" at our aaatiiuntatn our bucider.thue. hutneriweeii, we give his reverrnca warning that we mean not only to parry but to thrust -- . ‘ “Ah iucitaee oacui-red within aweek. When old ircitud last atrnggie roriiberty, not etnuri but b eeed tboee who iiivoied cod tor llicir mllliLl'y'u em. to die it and e o it 3 n enctt aentirnanta as i ab-.iii rend to you, it was tbc last thing we eonid have ex ted (Mr. Beecher read rrom the inat nu her or “Till: Ci'nzEN,"pnn. or en trtici w h John Mttehei endoreea negro eiavery to the in ieat ex- tent. r.'l‘lio extneteiicitedatem or uses an ones or e II!Ie.] eiiow citiuna, it is aw ae masitn to any nothing ahont the dead nniraa you can epeth writ oi‘ inern. icreut appiuunei Ttiaoar Ann Gaowttt or vroarirto.v.-rrorecsor J. .1. iiiepoetitiivt-red aieetnre on the above subject, at Ilia Mcclihnirs‘ inetitnte, on the 11th. The ierturer raid, that treat the extent of the eubyoci, be had some dinionity in can deneing himaeir within the omitted time, ea or to be triornughly inteihgibie to hie bearera. rte made however a very iiitrreermg discourse. and being an "nI.iiiior'iiy" ou agriruiinrai rubyotie, wnslittienrd to by aruii nudicnte with mIII‘h attention. His ltlrihnleli the derlinu Di’ tho growth ol‘Wl1zni in the aeneeee vaiiey, W raraiera eroding to much milk and vegetiibio matter to the he aoii woe irnpoteriahrd by taking iron. it phnaphorete or hate, ea neoeaaury to the grow: or ’ was given to a home to take tare t a rat. no aa ed oar indian corn crop this year prohabiy reaching eeven and lie huaheie. The eollan orop was not to be compartd to ii. The hogs aiuughirrod every yeor were even more vaiuabte than the cotton crop. P UBLICA TIOIVS RECEIVED. The 37:10 Ilydrgmthit: Cook-Bunk. By R. T. Trail, lll.D. Fnwlers & Wells. A Hvmcftrr A . By 0. S. owl . Fowler: & ‘Veils. TI: Ctultolzc Churcltmt the Itlami of New York. By Rev. J. R. Ba 1 3 53'- Dunigiln 6: iaroiher. Home Same: and Hints sountr. By ii. hitrion stepbone. Fetridgu at co.. izortnn. The Pnehlcal Wmkt of 77mnux: Moore. .a new edition. w. it. iiiorphy, N Y. ' ’ 9 Scribner. re. sorihncr. The Blooitvtont. srrtbner. The Flush Times in Alabama mid iasippi. By Joseph G. haidwin. ' Amlelcrnu. The Mint cabin. character and Tendency of British Ittttirntnnia. hy war- en am. ‘ Arnie!-one. Tour in Europe. B e umin aiiiintnn. 2 vote. , rutnurn. Metropolitan Illaguzirie. Junuaty. iiinriihv, aaititnore. John : it cousin in the Hand ieortii Tito in the such. iiy Emilie Caricn. A pietone. The Cross and the Sharlimck. By s Missionary Priest. Donahue. Boston. Imldbook qf Gznnan Lilnuturl. By G. J. Adler, Atlt . A"-lelnna. Let Aiiznlures tie Teunioyue, mt 1r viym. Fir rontiou. Appioioiit. A Manual 0 the 1-‘mien Verna. By T. stmonite. , App . spercitcr o J. c. coinoiia. voi. iv. Edited by itirhurd K. t:reiie'. appietona. tmty Locltwood. By catbnrine Crows. Ap outline: of o .I1zcMnt'tal Theory qf siomit. By T. iiatsnet. Appietune Tin: lilAlNE Liuuoit L it. It appears that the Maineliqutir law, alter a , as B. or chance of success in life Sta 2. On liailfef its advocates in the Legislature refuse to support it, unless ‘ ll‘ will have nothing bmitted to the people. So that, ' 2 em- n . naidt-ralzle excite- revailcti. Philadelphia Legislature, ravorahie to ‘the passage of B praitiititory liquor law, oi o rt ate in eting or diecuerion. On pulling the niouiheta, seventeen proved to be favorable to its unconditional passage, and Eileen in favoro aubniittin it to the people.‘ t was, ltowevev, unanimously resolved that, is could the lira: named measure fail, they would uii support the iuitei. r Tim 1.AitT or Tm: ERIE RtoTs.-On Friday was received at Erie B telegra hit: diltpatch directed to the mayor of the city. from nine; 0 ' arria nrg,an vv 0 is counsel for the people of rie, ordering wit to be brought againet the United State! Marshal and his side, in the name of cat: ' Er who 11 been arrested, for false im ' Tire marshal and I o .3 ever, were release rom J on procuring bail in $5,000 in the suit of each pIainti.ii'. Mr. llletcalfvvna u direcinr in the Erie and North-east Road, but says he lIEl5 resigned in conse- oppooitiori seems loot in this feeling to obey the law. In .relalla< tion, a bill has been introduced by Mr. Dicltinsari into the Sonata of the lflew Yorlt Iyegislature, designed to compel Pcriryaylvaxiia to permit a connecting truck, four feet. ten inches gu.-tge, between the Biilfalo anti start: line and the Ohio road8,IlIIougl1 Erie coun- ty. The bill declare: it unlawful for any ‘ ' purpose. The bill also imposes heavy pet-iultica forllm violation ofthe act, and takes elfect imnietlintely. This I . oii"one'e note to vex hi aco; but it it not likely the bill will now be adopted, an the Erie troubles appear to lie tell i‘ - V , pg Tin: Accibhivr niv Tin: Srniti-zit Pi:-riit-.i..-Henri H“l!l1'=5t a or the periont who Wait scziltled on the (wilt inttanc. by the l‘ the ballet of the etrel, died on Tuuday, ,Willic hold an inquest upon the ltotlyi , verdict of death from scalde accidentally received. Dccealvd W8! I native 0! Ireland, 19 years of 559' rritgion 0! each wiu be [mind to agree. in

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