New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-16
THE TRIBUNE.

5gS sba sasls g. Re-, and p Life
wa. NewYotk: Wiley aud Putnam.
These Lectures have already been favorably nc
reed in our columns. They are the Productions Of
a man Of genius and learning, a bold and vigorous
thinker, and Il Perspicuous and eloquent writer.
They attracted great attention in this city when The
su:hor read them 10 his congregation and were
sought fos with avidity by thousands as they were
ssecessiyely issued from the press. They are all
pow combined in a volume which, by It's elegant
typography, tasteful illustrations and superb bind
ag. does honor TO the publishers and TO the work
rs.h OF course Dir. Cheever, in setting forth the
qasint beauties of Blnynn's immortal work and
applying its lessons OF profound wisdom 10 the cir.
euiEstancts and character OF our own age has Civ
60 rom.ncnce 10 his own peculiar views OF rei-
gops truth. BIS; OF iliis no enc has right to com
plaza; indeed the work would have been shorn OF
is greatest vsla-, II the author had attempted TO
repress the sentiments and feelings which pertain tc
he faith, from mistaken desire to p,esse those
who differ from hin. The attractions of the VOL
un- Will render it popular aud appropriate as Il
Christmas and Ne~ ears Present, and command
bf j, now and FOR long time TO come extensive
ejaculation among those OF the authors religious
beet.
KHiss KREssLE'r CHSdsTMAs Tara Holiday Pessn,
Tot Bys and Girls fhlladeiphIa: Il. Fenett & Co.. lOi
Fashions change, says the Editor of this elegant
l:ule volume aud OF late Christmas Trees are be-
coming more common than in former times. The
practice Of hanging up stockings in the chimney
cor1er for KRIS Kringle TO fill with toys, pretty
books bou-bons, &c. for good children, aud rods for
naughty children, is being superseded by that of
placing Christmas Tree on the table to await the
arnual visit of The worthy Santa Klaus. He has,
with his usual good nature, accommodated himself
to this change in the popular TASTE and, having de-
sired literary gentleman TO prepare his iavorite
Christmas preaent in accordance with this stale of
thugs, this beautiful volume is the result fthe new
arrangement, and ell parents, guardians, uncles,
.unts and cousins, who arc desiIous 10 conform 10
the most approved fashion, will take care 10 hang
one. two, or n dozen copies of the book on their
Christmas Tree for l8i5.
For sale by w. II. Graham, l6O Nascau-street
Tug IfTR AND ADVENTURES Alfonso. Parts |. aud III.
syo % loo ". NJ. ChIsty As,or House. uEnnslatcd)
This translation, from the Spanish OF Don Geron-
imo Alcalu, will b. read by many persons il they
recollect the quotation made rom this work in Dor
rows Gp.ies OF Spain" il ia ono of the most inter-
ssliog passages in that work. Borrow, il we re-
member Alright, compares this work TO Gil Bias.
NEw.YoPK LEGAL REFERENCE TABLE.-Wc
ber 10 direct tho attention OF our legal friends TO
Tabular Synopsis OF Rules, our State Courts,
pr,pared with great care by GEORGE WoopMAE,
E.q. of this City, and published by Halsed in Mas
eau street. Ii gives full statement OF all the Court
terms, periods OF holding the same and great guam
,ly OF practical information of importance to the
,swyer-the whole arranged go as to ne seen at a
glance. II cannot fail TO be very useful IN every
LAWYERS Office where business is done.
MYSTICAL MoSrHLY.-Mr Jollie, 3S5 Broadway,
bs. nubl;shed the 9th and eth numbers Of the Beau
ties Of the OPERA These numbers contain =" Then
You'll Remember Me, ""I Dreamt that Dwell in
Marble Halls" al By the Sad Sea Waves" besides
several other equally popular pieces.
" CHRISTIAN, 404 Psarl'sfrcet, publishes me
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