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PoRTER's N. Y. SPIRIT OF THE TINES
We acknowledge the receipt of several
Nos. of this unrivalled chronicle of the
Turf, Field Sports, Literature, the Stage,
Fancy, Fashion, Fun, etc. with valuable
"Farmer's and Breeders Department, an
occasional "jorum of Punch" and other
mixtures, substantials, and daintes, not
to be found SO well arranged in any other
he5domadal on this continent. The editor,
Porter, called for short '' the long son OF
York. is perfect nonpariel in his line
can GO talk horse" by the hour, knows the
"pedigree and performance" of every race
horse in the Union, from Fashion down to
Young Gourd-vine-and gets up the most
racy and readable paper in New York.