The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16

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POEMS OF SIR EDWARD LYTroN BuLwRR. Far
mer Y Daggers, New York.-A neat volume Of
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The BRITISH Book OF BALLADs-Park BENJAMIN.
| New York.-Ihls work has been edited by s G.
marks to each ballad and an introduction, by one
of our most popular WRITER'S Park Benjamin Il
contains copies of most Of the ancient British bal
lads that have stood the test Of time, and great
addition to the literature Of the present day The
volume is well got up, at reasonable cost
ST. lGNATIus AND HIS COMPANIONS: DUNCAN,
New York these piping times Of religious con-
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useful to all that take interest in such matters
The work is most beautifully got up, and does the
printer and publisher equal credit.
DIcKINsoN's BosToN ALMANAC FOR 1916: Dodd,
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the residents and those about to visit its locality
1t embodies vast amount of information which
will be found highly useful, with very beautiful
map.
PETER PARLrY's GEOGRAPHY, Huntington &
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ed with new maps and illustrations Of this capital
work to teach children the first rudlmcnts Of this
most useful science 1t should be in the hands Of
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WAvERLY NOVELS, vol. 2; Burgess & Strnger.
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The History OF FLIRr Burgess Il Strnger,
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IGRLwALL's History OF GREEc., No..4: Har.
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The TREASURY OF HIsToRY, No. 1: Adee, New
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Maunder, which promises 10 be of equal value ano
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| LEDGE" Biographical Dictionary" &c. II is 10
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| THE LONDON LANCET FOR JANUARY: Burgess
str!nger, New York .-One Of the most valuabs
periodicals, particularly to the faculty, that is j.
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est value TO them.
HAHrER's ILLUMINATED BIBLE: Harper, Brothers,
/ New York This magnificent work has reached
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LOVERS AND HUSBANDS; by T. S. Arthur; Har.
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ton OF the community.
YoNNoNDIA. OR THE WARRIORS OF GENEsEE; Wi
ley " PHtnam, New York.-A very interesting
poem by w. H. c. Hosmer, tale of the 18th
| century.
LIFE IN THE SICK Room Crosby, Boston.-A
series o! very valuable essays, written by Harriet
| Mariineau, while laborng under long and severe
illness, with an Introduction 10 the American edi-
ton, by Eliza L. Follen.-A truly interesting and
valuable work.
| ARTmuR's LADIES MAGAZINE, for February
Burgess IL Stringer, New Ycrk.-A pretty good
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LrTTIE's LIVING Aer, Nos 80, "a and 35-Bur-
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| numbers
chester, New York.-This work continues .sto
draw its slow length along"
The MYSTERIES OF LONDON, Part 9-Judd, New
York This work draws to termination, this be-
ing the last number
REPLY TO THE MISSIONARIES AT CoNsTANTiNopLE,
i by Bishop Southgate.-Appleto u Co, New
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/ those who are more particularly interested in the
proceedings Of the Board Of Foreign Missions.
THE KucKERBocKER MAGAZINE, FOR JANUARY.
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The BROADWAY JOURNAL, Nos. 1 and 2-Bisco,
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how 1t IS to eclipse and supercede all others at pre-
sent IN existence and to give life, and energy
| 10 literature, the hue arts, drama, DC. &c. From
what we can CLEAN from the two first numbers, we
are inclined to judge that the present write rs and
publisher will not be able to accomplish 1.-THE oil
what they profess. The most Of the articles are on
subjects which have been treated on time after
time by ADLER pens Of much less pretensioDs. 1t
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new suit Just come from the tailor's, with gay
outside polished up so as to deceive the eve
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article 'the Abohtionists," throws consdera BILE
light on this growing parry In the country; another
good paper, entitled, "WlNt is the reason ~ on Inc
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sal. The number Is III 9ated by a very beau
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companied by a biographical memoir OF considers.
Bile interest.
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cceds regularly, and maintains It's character for
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The COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, Tor February-Poss,
New fofk.-A very interesting and beautifully
Illustrated NUMBER; II contains three fac historical
engravlngs, and plate Of Fashions.
A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING OF Loan NILSSON -
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