New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
VOL. Nv. no. 80.

Of JOSHUA; Designed as d General Help TO Biblical
Reading and Instruction: BY GEORGE Bush, Prof.
of Hebrew and Oriental Literature, n. Y Ciry Uni
vcrsity," is just published by Saxton and Miles.
We have repeatedly expressed our appreciation OF
the preceding volumes of this series, which evince
ripe scholarship, profound faith, and intimate
quaintance with Biblical Literature. Every Sunday
school should be supplied with the whole series.
II" HYPoNoIA or, Thoughts on Spiritual
Understanding Of the Apocalypse, Book of Revel-
alton: With some Remarks upoa the Paronsia, or
Second Coming OF Jesus Christ, and an Appendix
upon the Man of Sin, mas just been issued in fair
octave 7O7 pages by I-eayit, Trcw & Co. The
author SAYS in his Preface that in this work
design is attributed the book Of Revelation eenay
different from that usually ascbed tot The Apocalypse s.
been generally supposed TO con,an prophetic account of
certain political and eccesasca changes in history the
visible Church Of Chit instead Of this is here taken
unveilDg Of the mysterious truths OF Christian doctrine with
exhibition OF certain opposite revelation made by
Jesus Christ fhmsdan ntellecual.man fs:con cores
pondng with what apprehende be the Scripture
of the second coming Of TIE Son Of Man"
B-PHANTAsMioy, Prince OF Palmland; A Tale,
by SARA CoLERIDGE-Two Volumes complete in
one-has just been sent us by Burgess, Siringer
&. Co. II is one OF the mos, graceful and remark
able works of Imagination extant. Price so cents,
land poorly bound a, that.)
~ THE BRIDE OF Fort EDWARD: Founded
on an Incident Of the Revolution, mas been sent us
by Burgess, Stringer & Co. Price 25 cents.
~ A GLIMPSE into THE WorLD TO Come, in
Waking Dream, by the late GEORGE B. PHILLIPS,
Preacher Of the Gospel sc. &c. has just been
printed in an l8mo. Of lob pages BY r. Carter, IS
Canal-street.
ry@An Appendix to the Newly ork State Register
for 1914, containing the new appointments Of Surro
gates, Judges, &c. Sheriff, Deputies, New City
Officers &c. has been issued by J. Disurnell,
lO2 Broadway, and is distributed gratis to subscri-
bers for the Register
PARLrYs CABIsrT LDRARYln reference this valuable
work publishing numbers the knick cbocker says Mr.
Go pRIcu proposes furnish the public with forty numbers.
twenty five cents each OF Biographical Historical and is-
ceaneous Sketches designed for the family circle, and espe-
Gully for youth The first two numbers consist OF the lives ol
famous Of modern times; SCoTT BYRON. BosAPARTr.
BURNS. BrRKv, GOETHE. JOHNSON, MILTON, SHAKsPEARE.
B.coS. The next two numbers devoted 10 famous
men OF ancient times; CESAR. HANNIBAL CICERO, ALEX
ANDER. PLAro The fifth and sixth numbers connin the
Curoscs of Human Nuiure ns LERA CeLBURN, CAsPAR
HAusrR The seventh and eighth contain the lives OF ben
eiuctDTs. WASHINGTON. FRANKLIN HOWARD. fULTONi
BowpiTcn etc We notice. also. the biographical seres,
the lives of eeratcd Indians md celebrated The bis
torcn sketches will present of striking pictures Illus
trove othe history the four quarters Of the globe The ms
reuneous epartmen. w embrace arts sciences manners and
customs Of nations The word and It's inhabitants, etc
etc The intention oftc author 10 furnish brny o ,we
~ volumes oed the interesting portions OF human
knowledge with the design of rendering their subjects interest
ing and attractive general reader Several OF the num-
e ure nav sue and Judging from these we are happy to
give the work hearty appreciation The sketches wall not
be found be mere sketches drawn from cyclopedas thea
thor evidently gone the original and cucd with
cnre the interesting points each subject contempt
y expresses surprise that he has been able much that
striking just aud new, brief space; praise IN which
fully The work entitled Curios,ies of Human
Nature oftc deepest interest and calculated TO
profound reflections Therapeutics othe human mind
The two numbers devoted to the American Indians well rs
other vome present good deal OF aud curious matter
Tho life o JYrAU the Indian VoltaTe striking. The
Beneiacto viii be eud with qualification by every one who
dwell upon the actions Of those who have been great
IN good. The moral tendency al these works Is excellent
and hcy mny read with pleasure well profit by old nnd
Young They happily adapted 10 the family ns wei! us The
school library and glad know that they have been
adopted for the purpose OF principal cities
They will constitute wholesome check well
agreeable o;he trashy and pernlc'Ous lit
eraure tina, freely poured the public Nh John
Allen al the office the knickerbocker the agent for this
City.
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