New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-07
yoL. III. no. s3e.
TIE FLORAL CABisgT. Edited By JAmEs Hoee Dayton
L Newman, 1873 Broadway. Vol. ]. Nc. l. January,

THE FLORAL cABisgT. Edited by JAmEs Hoee. Dayton
Z Newman, 1873 Broadway Vol l. Nc !. January,
This is the title of new quarte monthly-and
sufficiently explains itself. TIE Editor is rrac-
tical florist and is in every way qualified for the
very pleasing labor he has undertaken. Plain and
simple directions for tie cultivation eff flowers will
be given, and extracts from similar foreign works
will be copiously presented. This initial number
contains one O! the most beautiful colored engTa-
wings we have ever seen.
The LADIES CoMpAsIox 70. January. W. W. snowdeR,
los Fulton street
This number containsa fair essay on Poetry, a
variety Of tales which we have nos read, several
essays in poetry, and three very fine engrav;ugs
with piece of popular music.
TIE LADIES ANNUAL REGISTER AND HousEwifZ's ALMA
This is beautifully printed Almanac, contain
in. besides the matter strictly appropriate to such
an annual, a great variety of receipts for cooking,
directions for various work, aud large amount Of
anecdotes and other agreeable reading.
TEMPERANCE T4,.Es, by r. s. ARTHUR In vols. Plis-
delpsa: GoSey alcMichaei
These tales have already acquired wide repu-
tation throughout the country for the deep moral
are fitted 10 render to the Temperance Reform.
The HIsToRy OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION, by VI. A.
TgIEas. In weekly numbers. lsrae! rost, 81 Bowery
This excellent publication has reached its sew
enth number, which contains fine portrait OF Ma
rat. The work is to BE complete in sixteen numbers.
-, r. IrD
roN M. D., is the title of volume published By
Wiley a. l'utpam which we have not been able to
examine with sufficient care to enable US 10 speak
decisive!y of its merits. Many of the Poems
evincc good degree of poetic power, classic and
refined taste and the purcst moral and religious
sensibty. 1t is dedicated 10 y. w. Bradford, Esq
of this city, in a letter we'll enough in itself but
better suited it seems to US, to private correspond
encc than tothc public place tits made tooccuPy.
U The {" Deutsche SchneNpost," or Gorannn
Express. a Literary sem;-weekIy journal, has just
been issued from No. 3 Spruce-street, by Messrs.
Echlhol and Bernhard, recently from Germany,
who, we learn, are well qualified by nature and
education to conduct such paper. Its intended
10 present faithful cotcmporaneous picture OF
Germany-Li,erary, Political and Social, but not,
we understand, to meddle with American politics.
10 Germans and those interested in German Lit
erature its appearance mast be most acceptable
U THE CATHOLIC ExrostToR and Literary
Magazine for January has causlc chapter OF
The Life Of voltaire' Gin contnua1ion,) Notes of
Travel in ireland and Poon,s by Ro~- C. c Pi-e,
sashing criticism on Erasmus, an excellent SER
mon by Rev. S. G. Bulfnch, (unitarian) of
Washington, Interpretation OF crusadcs against the
Catholics; translations of Holnilics by ST. Bede,
St. Jerome, and St. Chrysostom, Sc. To Catho-
lies, it must be work of deep aud lively interest
THE WORLD DISPLAYED, is the title of little
book for small children. designed to impress their
minds with the importance of sacred things-just
published by R. Carter, 58 Canalstreot.
p ABEpNEGo, THE MoNEY-LENpER, by Mrs.
GORE, new story of high life, is just published
by Wilson & Co., l60 Nassau-street. 1t has pas
suges of thrilling interest.
T THE RAINBOW, or Odd Fellows semi.
monthly Magazine. No I. has met with so un-
expected demand as already to call for second
edition. 1t is very neatly got up, and contains
matter which others than Odd-Fellows will read
with profit and instruction.
70 The MAGNET, for January, contains
eaus,ic cross-examiuation of Neurology, as dis.
,insuished from Animal Magnets with much
matter from eminent pens, illustrating the Medical
uses of Magnetism The Magnetappears to have ful-
" established itself as the organ of the new Science.
RoBERr MERRY's MUSEUM for January, edited
by S. G. Goodrich, is for sale By Bradbury, Soden
s. Co., l27 Nassau.strcet.
" TIE LADY's WORLD OF Fashion and Lit
erature for January, was sent us some days since
by /. Post Iii very beautifully embellished with
four engravipgs and has the usual variety OF Lite
rary matter.
p The YouSG LADY's MIsczLLANY,is a small
monthly work, published at Utica by Bennetr,
Backu, s. Hawley. Ii boasts no engraviags, but
i. filed with origHal articles of moral and reii
gious cast.
40 ITICAL LIBkAR4--A rare
q chancellor sale a rare collection OF about 500 vol
umes comprising, among other valuable matter, all The
State Papers and Fable Documents OF the Government o.
the United States from the formation ei he sonsl Ion @
the present period Aso fuit ecoasS OF CohE 9c
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