Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-03
New RnOks.

TURNER has laid on our table copies Of the follow
ing, among other new books just received by him
from the east:
HarPer's Illuminated and Nelc Pictorial Bible, Nos.
81 and q. This work viii be completed in about 80
numbers, at % cents each. 1t will be embellished
with 1000 historical engravings, more than 400 of
which are from original designs. 1t viii be when
completed, the most deliberately ornamented book ever
printed in this country.
Harper's Illuminated and Illustrated Shakespeare,
Shakespeare will contain nearly 400 Illustrations, and
will be almost as beautiful a book in point of embel.
~lishient, as the Pictorial Bible.
An Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy, No. 3 ; to
be completed in II numbers at % cents each; Har-
pers, publishers. This is one of the cheapest and
most useful books now in the course of publication.
1t will contain nearly 1000 engravings in illustration
of the subjects treated of. The variety of these SUBJ
jects, and the large amount of useful information
given, will make this very valuable as a book of ref
erence,
A Dictionary Of Practical Medicine, part 7 to be
completed in ~ monthly numbers, each containing
IA closely printed pages. Harpers, publishers.
This is an American edition of Copland's Dictionary,
with ccpious additions BY the American author. II
contains the opinions and practice of the most expo
rienced medical writer's, European and American, d.
gested and wrought up with great care and labor,
rendering it one of the most complete and valuable
works of the kind ever published. 1t should be pos
sessed by every practitioner, forming as it does, in
itself, a library of pathology and practical medicine,
and a digest of medical literature. There is one article
in the present number-on ErysiPeas, or, as common
'ly known, in the West, Black T5ngue-which is
worth the price asked for the whole book. We speak
only in relation to the Pathology or the different as
poets assumed by this terrible disease, which are here
much more fully and correctly described, than in any
treatise we have elsewhere met with. No physi-
Clan should fail to obtain this invaluable work.
The Blind Girl : cih other Tales. BY Emma C.
Embury. The 'Blind Girl was originally written as a
contribution to a Fair for the benefit of an Institution
for the Blind. 1t is now published. with other tales,
neatly bound, for the benefit of all and perhaps one
of the best recommendation which the book can offer
to some minds is the fact, as stated by the author,
that every thing it contains IS but yelled and disguis-
ed truth 1t is a book especially for the young.
De ROhan ; or the Court Conspirator.-A histor-
ries of Paris,'' the Wandering Jew" &c. This is
a book of thrilling interest. Price % cents.
Night and Morning: a novel by Bulwer. Har-
pers' pocket edition two vohrnes, without abridge-
ment, price % cents. We have given a dollar for
not half so good an edition of the same book.
Wyoming: An American Tale: Cheap edition.
Nobody can now have an excuse for not reading,
except by confessing a want of taste or desire. Az
who are not deficient in these respects should inme-
diately call u TURNER'S.