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,.s.Gko ct OF F5OvMeuCc, tudn 'n"' VI "
~. - called to speak. We yesterday an.
.oaec,1 u nasriage Of the sister oi our TREND
ANeeuss lbssss, at his own house, and this DAY
:, wesJ &s death Of his css'mable w'fe-a lady
49, Av Al her acquaintances for her domestic
,,,ass "A other excellent qualities-an event,
:, ve Ara i,ioemed almost coincident with the
,,ar,,,se g. vas in her accustomed health
,sd soirits, dufsg - morning and, after the mar
,;,ss cessmosy, vss engaged in putting up par
81 Of The wsjdise cake for her friends. Feeling
spdasuly III, she went to her bed; and as she
sssssa ~ head upon her pillOw--exPircd! Tho
xo;sc;1gses 10 n touching as the bereavement
tli h dssply fsli by her numerous family and
EsaA How sudden the transition! A cypress
~sssA = her welding garland! Tho theme
S0ksAs muse Of Mrs. Sigourney. N. y.
G. friday.


h1as3 LraRARy.-'Therc is ono private IL
~ - this country, exclusively American
- u would give a splendid Illinois farm to
WssA u copsists, as we are told, Of upward:
Z ssvsoty large TuartO vOls., and all by thu
~ apshor That author came into public life
isiass As was Of lawful age, and has been in pub
le life, with few in,crmissions ever since. lie
has travelled in many countries, ard speaks
m,ny ,aucaa aagcs lie has held high stations a
broad, and tho m,ss exalted Mt home. lie ha:
formed acquaintance with the most illustriou
scholars and statesmen of Europe, for the las
hale cestury-an1 with all the affairs OF men q
hs own country, in his knowledge hc Is the mos
familiar. From the first moment Of his public lite
uati the present time ,hc has kept written recor
{ The events Of each day Of his life and the who'
4 Ais .life and times" now extends, rs n!,o'
slatoned, to moro than seventy huge quar-
wsnes. Nooi we name the author? Non
asaistake tho man. Tns able, the fearless. q!
lssnsd, the eloquent, the dsuntcss JOHN QUIN
CT ADAMS. No other American would hav
performed such labor-no one olse cou
have done it as he k,s dono. What ric
inhesinA,s will that work be for the future hi
toriss, the Politician, the antiquary! We shoU
lits mich to look into it, even now. What
mass of manuscript for 4 single hand, and VIII
variety Of matter! Political AMI philosopl
eal-hissoricaI and graphical-llterature al
dplomacy diaries and cabinet col!
fuies--lecturcs upon rhetoric, and treatises up'
weights and mcasures-ballads, lyrics, and al
nnsuary! What compound! And alas! he
nany poor fellows, dead and living, would fiji
asmsslves netaPhosically .faycd, could thu
s'raa over tho pages Of the se' enty volume


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