The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-23
Review OF New Books, sc.

WALKER on PATHoLoGy.-J e. II. E. Langley,
81 Chatham street This book is by the author
OF that curious work !" Walker on lntermar-
rage" &c, which created such a sensation
IN this city. The work before us is founded on
the natural system of anatomy and physiology. IL
isl well written work and points out the natural
classification Of diseases, and the distinction be-
tween morbid and curative symptoms and especi-
ally exposes the hu=bug Of homeopathy. 1t Is a
valuable book.
ANTHss's GaEEk kPRosE CoMPesirIoNs III
pers.-This is one OF that valuable series of works
which Professor Anthem has given to the public
from time to time and it is enough to say that it
is superior to any other work of this class.
POEMS OF M'DoNALD CLARxE j. w. Ben, Ne,o
Era O6ice.-This is a we'll printed volume OF 800
pages and when we consider how completely the
unfortunate poet was identified with the history Of
this city, and how much true poetic genius is
mingled with his writings, we must admit that no
library can be considered complete without a copy
Of this work.
Contributions TO ACADEMIC LITERATURE
Rayner, rs BOrery.-A very badly printed book,
but full of valuable matter.
TRADES AND PRorEs sIoNs.-Hypers, Brotlers.-
This is an invaluable work. 1t gives the history Of
every trade and profession known under the sun,
49, NO ~ ~
day.
Scorr's WoRKs, No s-Post, SO B,,cery.-This
begins the Life Of Napoleon, by Scott. One of the
best books ever published.
ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERIcASA, No. IS Curry g. Co.
l55 BTOadtpau -The most convenient, useful and
best printed Cyclopedia in the country.
Boz's WosKs, No l5.-Curry, BroaIoay.-This
nearly finishes the Curiosity Shop, which in this
way can be bought full of plates for IS cents.
GRAHAM FOR MARcH.-Post E. Cury-Beauti-
utmost beautiful is this number. The plate Of
the lovely girl in the frontispiece is worth the
years subscription.
THEIRS FRENCH REvoLUrIoN.-Post SO Boto.
cry The only History of the French Revolution
worth reading, and this is the best edition Of it.
OvR MESS, 7 and s. Wiey & Putnam Capital.
Equal to Charles O'Malley. The illustrations are
unique.
HANDY ANDY, No. 4-The best printed of all
the serial works in the United States. The stery,
like all Lovers, is admirable; the " picters t }
match" are full Of wit and humor.
CoopER's SEA TALEs.-Curry, l55 Broad,cay.-
This completes Homeward Bound for IS cents
The best and cheapest edition of these valuable
tales yet published.
TEMyERANcE TALES Curry, 155 Broad,oay
Most admirable. Let every moderate drinker read
them.
CYcLoPEDIA INDIANENsIs.-Pian E. Peters. Sc
is by SehOolcraft; and details every thing con-
nected with the Indians of North and South Anne
RIGA.
BAcoN's ,WoRxs, No. 24.-Post, SO Bopery.-
This beautiful periodical. improves in excellence as
it draws to q close.
LADy's Book, FOR MAY.-Post & Curry.-A very
beautiful work; the two plates Of Family Dsvo-
ton are admirable; no family, no lady, should be
without this splendid work.
LApY's MUSICAL LIBRARY, l55 Broadway-This
work throws all other musical periodicals in the
shade; published monthly for So 90 a year ; with
Is pieces of popular music in each number.
PeLAND.-S obole,cski, 2 Pine street.-A work that
has long been wanted. We have no good works on
ry and 1t is a valuable and very
handsome periodical at a cheap price.