New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
Eitcrarp Notices.
required.

We have crowded 0rer our Book Notices 50
long that we must contract many Of them to the
last extent, viz.
TuE HOUSE kEErER's ANNUAL, and Lady's
Register for 1914 soldby Burgess S,rnse. neat cheap
and useful little volume.
The BElDE OF THE NORTHERN WlLps, Tale.
by Newton n Curtis have not had time to read pnee
one shilling.
ELlJAH TIE TlsuDlrE; by T. W. KRuNx,.
CHER, D. D. work already we'll known The Theoloc
cal world. Although the n-ologic opinions it nsniully
combats have few advocates this country has yet
strong interest for religious readers. Qp. +55 lSmo.
Robert Carter, IS Canal ST.
Uj' TIE ADVOCATE OF PEACE is a noble little
magazine published by T. Blanchard for the Ame
rcan Peace Society l3 fremont Row Boston ought
10 be widely disseminated Every phanthropis ought
buy few copies 10 distribute among bis neighbors l;
they may learn what horrible madness aud what
cheat the idea Of acquiring nainns National Honor
BY fighting.
4" METAPHYSICS AND THEOLOGY An Address
delivered the Alumni of Obern College Institute Au.
gust 22d, lS43; by Rev. SAMUEL d. CocHEoSG, New
York, Is published by Geo B. Moigue, IS Catherine
JUVENILE SoNGs,-Rcligious Moral, and Sen.
meu,a with Brief Exercises adapted the purposes Of
Primary institutions By THo,A, H,srisG has been pub
shed by Daniel Fanshaw, las Nassausreet The Of
Mc. Hastings that it work Of excellence.
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ECCLESIASTICAL REPu BLICANlsM. BY THOMAS SNrTH.
New-York: Leavitt, Trow s. Co. l9l Broadway.
The purpose of this work is to disprove the
determined claim, which the prelatic and Romish
Churches arc said to prefer, to greater conformity
in spirit and in order to our republican institutions
than any other denominations The author is well
known to the religious public as the author of scve-
raj works upon subjects nearly allied to this: and
his present work the result of certain studies into
which he was compelled quite largely to enter in
the progress of preparing those already issued
The subject is evidently one of great and growing
Importance: and those who take an interest in it
Will find it here discussed with great learning and
ability. The argument is condensed and vet com.
prehenslve; and we commend the work to the at
tentlon Of those for whom it was specially written
A GEocRArHy OF PENN,YLrAsrA: Containing an account
OF the History, Geological Features, Soil, Climate Gs
ology, Botany, Zoology, Population, Educaton Gov
ernment, Finances, Productions, Trade Railroads CS
mails, &c OF the State with Particular Description Of
each County, &c SIC. By CHARLES 3. TREGo, late
Assistant State Geoogis,, sc. Il vol. limo pp. 39')
Edward c. Biddle, Philadelphia.
This is an admirable work, and ought to be a
class book IN every school in Pennsylvania 1t
should be in every one of her families, also, and
may be peruscd with interest and profit by know
lcdgc-seeking citizens of other States. Have we
a similar work on New-York :? We believe not
at least, not so good one. Let the deficiency
be supplied.
u LIE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL ALMANAC
Tor lo44; Edited by A. B. ALLEN, Editor of The
American Agriculturst, is one OF the best works
OF the kind ever published 1t ought to be in the
hands of every farmer. Price l2a cents j.
Winchester, 80 Annstreet
" '" are happy to learn tina, Taylor's Preeedns {"
WIS with Practical Notes confosmaby to the Revised
Statutes much approved of by very many OF cur 0s'
Ju.ists.
We understand an will the professional gen
enen al their Offices In the Of few days
commend This work to their favorable considerations.
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