The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

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Ia the outset OF calculations of profits, met
with this dhc uy that much of the advantage must de-
pend opon the vicinity readiness OF access to market
Perhaps the iairest estimate would be made by consider
ing the produce of poultry yard dedicated entirely
to the consumption Of the family and establishing its
value ut fixed rate, although that should be
considerably under the nominal market value.
The entire volume, however, is very attractive,
and so replete with instruction on the subject on
which 1t treats, that we recommend 1t to all our
readers.
ONE HUNDRED RoMANcEs OF REAL. LIFE-Win-
chester, New York.-This Is one of the Ne,c VorM
republicatIons, whose contents have been selected
and annotated by Leigh Hunt, comprising remarka-
bic historical and domestic facts illustrative of hu.
man nature. This we learn from the title page,
for we have not time to look beyond it.
WoRxs OF LORD ByRoN-Burgess " Stringer,
New York Number lX. OF this " ork contains the
conclusion of English Bards and Scotch Reviewers,
HINTS from Horace, the Vision Of Judgment, the
Inorganic Maggiore OF Pulci, the Blues, a literary
eclogue. and occasional pieces
LIBERTY, AND OTHER PoEMs, by Scotch Jock
Ustick and Davies, st. Louis-This little work
contains a collection of poems in the English and
Scottish dialects, and the author honestly avows
himself to be as poor as poets ever are, and that
the object OF his publication is to replensh his
purse. He thus appeals to his readeIs:-
Come gentle readers, ane and a.,
Native and foreign, big and sma'
wish upon your fobs to draw,
Ae bit and bless it
Its Just ae bit, and that sa'-,
You'll never miss it.
TWELVE GOLDEN RULES FOR CIGAR SMo KERs-
Adee and Estabrook, N Y.-The title OF this book
is suffici to indicate the nature OF Its contents.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION THE Book OF COMMON
PRAYER-Hewltt, Broadway, New York.-We have
here number 10 of the illustrated edition of the
Book OF Common Prayer, and adminlstrat on OF
the Sacramento; and other rites and ceremonies OF
the Church, according TO the use OF the Protestant
| Episcopal Church in The United States OF America;
| together with the Psalter, and other appropriate
matter. 1t is neatly printed and embelllshed, and
when completed, will form an elegant and useful
| volume.
| PRESIDE REcoLLEcToNs AND THE YOUNG ScULp.
| TOR Winchester, New York.-ThA ia republl-
| cation of one OF the works of Mrs. Ellis, an au.
thoress whose productions follow each other in such
rapid succession, that ore IS scarcely read before
we have another.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CHEMISTRY. N Hart,
Philadelphia. This is the first monthly part OF
work entitled the Encyclopedia OF Chemistry,
theoretical and practical, presenting a complete
and extended view OF the present state OF chemical
science. With the numerous and important nppll-
cations of chemistry to medical science, nsricul-
ture the arts, and manufactures, this work will be
| found one OF graf utility.
LEGAL OBSERVER FOR SEPTEMBER. Owen, New
York-Th number Of this work, whose imPor;
lance is now felt by the profession, has commenced
| a series of sketches OF American lawyers, ana
| sketch of William Writ, late Attorney General oil
| the United States, occupies place IN the present
number. 1t has also a paper on the history and
| practice of njunctions, and It's usual amount oil de-
cisons and judgments Of the courts. TINS work
must now be felt to be essential in every sound
lawyers office.
WOMAN. AN ENIGMA Harper 81 Brothers, New
| York -" Woman, an Enigma, or Lite and lis Re
vealpgs," by the author OF Conquest and sen Con-
onest is the title of a neat little volume which has
| lust issued from the press of the Harpers.
PurFEr HoPKrNs-Number six of the periodical
repubcations OF the various writings OF Cornelius
| Mathews, contains the conclusion OF Puler Hop
| kns and some miscellaneous articles
New Muslc-Hewit & CO., Broadway, New
| York." The Sword and the Staff" national an
| Them, the words by George p. Morris, the music
composed by w. Vincent Wallace. Hewitt has re
Gently published this anthem, which has obtained
great celebrity, as well from its intrinsic merits AZ
| All will remember the memorable presentation tt
the nation through the House OF Representatives by
the Hon q. w. Summer, OF the staff of Franklin
and the sword OF Washington, which is thus eter-