New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-31
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~ GopEY's LApY's BsoK for November Is
embelshed with two finished ensraVns'' ne iNu'@
CAPTIVE and The Dancing Dolls Among lne 0'N..'0
,,, we notice Mrs Hale CHE Ediior) Mrs hen'z MISS
rs.iie Fanny Forester Dr. Bel J. r Ois frei -" a'e'
man and Prof Frost For sale by " m IsyioF' n''o
TT-,.o Bu,ce.s strnger & Co. 222 Broadway w H.
/ Graham. Tribune Buildings
| r.. THE MOTHERS MAGAZINE for November
contains several very good articles but its attempts 10
bolster up the practice of hogging children and lis
boundpg sneers at Moral suason strike us as wholly
unworthy Of work which aspres 70 guide the Mothers
Of our land in their efforts train their sons and daugn-
,ers in the way they should 60 Praying and Whip
ping is phrase which sounds in our ears not much
better than Praying and Fighting or Praying and
Swearing Published b. Darius Mead, III Nassau''i.
~ MEMOIRS OF AZ AMERICAN LADY, with
Sketches Of Manners and Scenery in America as they
existed previous % the Revolution, BY Mrs. GRANT
forms No l. Of Apple,ons series Of Books for Popular
Reading" No work could have received hearuer wei
come and It will add greatly to the popularity oil the IL
ierary Miscellany An Introductory epistle from 'hat
quaint genius Grant Thorburn srms the aulheDucly Oh
the facts and exhibits the amiabe historian IN very at
traciiye light. sold at 200 Broadway
rzy-" LECTURES TO YoUNG MES on various I'm
portsnt Subjects by HENRY WARD BEEoHER OF Indian
apois Ia. Second Edition is for ssle by NJ W. Dodd
B,ck Church Chapel. These Lectures are remarkable
for the vigor and Of their style and aside
from the peculiar theological notions Of the author which
are of course quite conspicuous contain much sound adj
vice to Young Men variety Of important subjects
Would that his counse needed by those TO whom
they are addressed for then would the deyotees Of vice
spread their snares in vain.
~ THE CRIES OF NEwYoRK, with Fifteen IL
lusrations drawn from Life by distinguished Artist
the Poetry by FRANCES : OscooD has just been pub
Hsbed by John Doegett Jr lj6 Broadway. in a neat
parnphet of 81 pages Mrs Osgood has done in verse
the cries Of
The Rag Man, Scissors GRINDER
Chimney Sweep, oyster Man,
Bakers Man, strawberry uiIi'
The Radish Gil. The Mlkman,
Omnibus Man, nlaich boy,
Ice Cream Man. fisherman
The engraying well done for the Sort and the WORK
will serve to amuse children. Beside the pictures and
poetry there lie Description of the City Of New-York'
in which are briefly noticed the principal objects which
will be likely to attract the attention of stranger.
rz5@ "THE GREAT METROPOLIS or Guide TO
New.Yoik fer 1916" has been published thus early by
John Doggett Jr. l56 Broadway. 1t embodies in small
space an immense amount Of valuable information
which will render it almost indispensable alike to resi-
dents and strangers. We may notice it more particu-
larry hereafter
~ PARLEY's MAGAZINE and ROBERT MER-
RVS MUSEUM Vol.X No. A. for October, has been is.
sued by d. Mead, l4l Nassaus'.
t1T,= Prof Wilson's Lights and Shodovs cf
Scottish Life" cheap edition has been sent us by w
Taylor . Actor House.
~ A PORTRAIT or HENRY CLAY has just been
taken by Mr. Bush of Louisville, which the Journal pro.
nounces 'incompsraby the best that has ever been
taken of him