\ Ill.SRE,I.f MISCELLANY.

b III 6<I,ihe the landscape to the view,


Ever charming, ever new"

Men or America.
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The greatest man take him for all in
all of the last hundred years, was George
Washington, an American.
y The greatest metaphysician was Jona-
than Edwards, an American.


The greatest natural philosopher was
Benjamin Franklin, an American.


The greatest Of living sculptors is Hiram
Powers, an american. #h
NJ The greatest Of living poets is William
Cullen Byrant, an American.
..e5 The greatest Of living historians is Will
liam II. Prescott, an american.
MI The greatest living ornthologist is John
James Audubon, an american.
@4 The greatest Of living novelsts is James
Fennmore Cooper, an american.


The greatest living painter, in portraiture,
is Henry Inman, an american.


There has been no English writer in the
present age whose works have been marked
with more humor, moreretinement, or more
grace, than those Of Washington Irving, an
american. .


H The greatest photographer and philaolo-
gist, since the time Of Johnston, was Noah
Webster, an American.


The inventors, whose works have been
productive Of the greatest amount Of happi-
ness to mankind, in the last century, were
/ Godfrey, Fitch, Fulton and Whitney-aN
Americans. t5a
8t VERY ExPLICIT.-A Yankee, the other
night, asked an Englishman how long he
had been in this country.


' Four years." he replied.


How did you come J" asked the YAM
kee.


By Dater,o was the answer.


A Christian is like the frmamenL and it |
is the darkness Of afflicton that makes his
graces to shine out


Dandies, to make greater show,
Wear coats stuck out with pads and putting,
's. And this is surely apropos,


For what's goose without the stufing.