Among the extracts on t!,c first pa-e wc have
included the chapter v,hln- an account of the au-
t'lor's visit to Dellevillo, i' this state; and,k;:i--
ing that cur readers will bo grutif.ed to oc what
tho "Du!lc-:v7'.fW' think of Mr. Dickcn' opinion
of them, we copy iho following notice ol it from
too last Cilleville Advocate :
'IJut irf, here in the Far UVjt, in this land r f
'mud arid bush,' if 'frogs and pi,'s,' yes, jit, i;i
lieiiiHi.ie, eotne in lur ours.iare, uuJ a meagre on?
it is, too. It uid Lcooseived by all w!io ure ac
quainted with our town end r '-rroundinir country
that may change tJ read bis work, that there is no
foundation in truth for any c.f his remarks.
" o elorv in our '102 cabins, and as lor 'dijs
if Mr. Llirken would on!v visit Ireland, he would
there finJ that they undo a part cf the family.
"liut r'l view ol tlio l.oDninz (.ilits rraine
claim our nttedtion for a moment, lie says that,
when they (himself and li;i compaiiinns) arriv
ed on 'h pr-iirio I'm son wis setting on t!ie oppo-
" ' ' v that, if such
w ;' , ! iV- 'ut particular eve-
'''- -'i''' t : ' :'.'uld infer from
' '-": 1 ' ' Charles Liek-
na i-.ii, wi 1 Hi, "v .. 1,:,, 1 - was uiuii the
! ' ' gendfitrentint,
as . .ti , 1 1 11. - - . lta U'lurc him.
" ii , by !!,-.: wjv. ' -.. an anecdote u
oik iil.v v us on & vi ' ,- : nous country.
