The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-23
Literary Notices.

NE hhIiST-h IIOntIlIy Lazy b.DOOk. L ne num-
Der for March is just issusd, and commences the Sc
cond volume of this popular periodical. The car
tist' was the first to introduce into this country and
to spread before the public, those most beautiful en-
belshments called "Engravings in color" They
have been universally admired by the public, and
their merits fully appreciated. In this present num-
Der the wreath encircling the address one of ex-
qusite delicacy and neatness; the colonng is beau
tiful The plate of the latest Paris fashions is also
one Of equal neatnes and good taste The plate Of
colored flowers is most admirable, as also another
colored plate, "the Countess Hortensia.' AS to
the literary contents they fully sustain the high
putaton which the Artist has justly acquired. This
periodical has become one of great popularity with
the ladies', who best qualified to admire and ap-
preciate the superior delicacy and beauty of the
embellishments. Published by F. Quarre, 81 Reade
street-s3 per annum.
GRAHAM's MAeAzrSE.-The March number Of
this standard work has just come to hand. The
plates, as usual, of great beauty The present
number is worthy of the high charater of the work.
1t contains articles by j. X Pauldng, James F.
Cooper, N. p. Willis, and other equally distinguish
ed authors.
GoDEY's LApY's Book, for March.-Both this
and &he last magazine, by Israel Post, Bowery.-
This number is one of unusual excellence, both as
to the beauty of Its embelsh ments and the literary
character of its articles
LADY's MUSICAL LIBRARY--James Stringer, l55
Broadway-March, lS43.-This is a very valuable
work, embracing the most popular and fashionable
music of the day. Edited by Charles Jarvis, pro.
fessor of music.
conducted literary magazine. The present No. con-
tains large number of well-written articles 1t is
published by Pendeton 81 Co.. Charleston, S. c.
The LApY's WORLD OF FASHION AND LlrERA-
TURE.-This magazine has established enviabe
reputation. Ii is decidedly favore with the far.
and is worthy of their regard The illustrations are
well executed Post is the publisher, SO Bowery.
The GOLDEN AGE.-A temperance magazine de-
dicated to the ladies'. 1t is filled with temperance
tales-as good those things usually are Published
at 100 Nassau street.
The Book ABOUT G UADRUPEDs-Published by Tur-
ner ~ Fisher.-A very excellent work for children.
1t is worthy of all commentator.
THEIRS FRENCH REVOLUTION Part II of this
standard work is out, and for sale at the Herald
Literary Depot.
The PRArE-No. 13 Waverly Novels.-This
thrilling novel has just been issued Price Is cents.
For sale at this Office
The FARMERS ENcYcLopEDM-Philadel
Carey IL Hart.-This celebrated work is the pro-
duction Of an English gentleman Of great Intelli-
gence. assisted by number OF the best agricultural
ISIS OF Jreat Brltaln Inc latest improvements In
the science have been introduced, and the whole
adapted to the use of the farmers of this country
The American edition will contain a tar greater
number opates and figures, illustrating the various
subjects, than the original one, while its cost will
be only about one-fsurh of the English edition.
This is by far the most important agricultural work
ever offered to the notice of the farmer For sale
at the Herald Literary Depot.
THE FARMERS REeIsTER-New series-No. L.
This is an excellent work, devoted to agricultural
science, and published by Pleasants 81 Stetler, Pc
tersburg, Va. 1t contains great amount of valu-
able matter, and should be in the hand of every far.
mer.
LETTER FRoMTHE EARL OF SHREWSBURY, to A. l..
Phillips, Esq, New York. Casserly &, Sons, 1Os
Nassau street
THE ENQURER-No 2, vel. devoted to the
communion and wine question generally.
LIFE AND EXPLOITS OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
Price Is cents. For sale at the Herald office.
THE CRoToN WREArH-Edited by w. Wallace,
and for sale by E. B. futile, 4 Ann street.
The New YORK LEGAL OBsrRvER--By 3. Owen,
AZ Ann street
| IHs ENCYCLOPEDIA or GEOGRAPHY. TO be com.
peted IN ~ pars-l900 pages, 100 engravIngs, and
oyer ~ maps--the whole for So. Jas Strnger, l6o
Broadway.