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dev.,ed 10 the Onj-cts Of the Logan Historical 30
ciety or 10 collecting and publishing Sketches Rsla
tive 70 the Early Settlement and successive I'M
provement # the Country. Vols. l. II svo. Pp
4i4. 40 Cincinnati Edited and published by
JOHN : WILLIAMS.
No higher praise could well be bestowed On this
work than simply 70 state the truth that 1t COM
pletely fuGs the promise Of It's title Revolutona'
~ ante Revolutionary journals, letters and anec-
dotes accounts OF early settlements voyages o; dis
covery. Indian character ba,tlessieges adventures
&c; plans Of battle fields. primitive roads pioneer
villages. and the like "reminiscences Of George
Rogers CLARK, Anthony Wayne, Logan.-stesm-
boat Fitch. &c. SC. render these volumes replete
with interest for every American and indispensa
bic 10 the future historian Of our country. These
volumes would be a valued addition 70 every good
public library in tue land how shall they be rem
dered accessible The Logan Historical Society
is a casual gathering Of settlers and citizens main
IL farmers la Western Ohio, and has probably rem
dered little all 70 Mr.. Williams in his arduous IN
dertaking; but infer from the fact that our copy
Of Vol l. il Of Second Edition that the work
was fairly patronized IS it is not continued we
advise those who may desire copy to lose no time
IA procuring onr 1t viii yet be held far above its
cost.
u "RoxASIsN NOT CHRISTIANITY. ri 9
Of Popular Lectures In which PoPery and Proiesbn'un
are Contrssied; showing the incompssbihiy OF the
former with Freedom and Free Institutions: BY ~ l.
Rice D. Pastor Of the Central Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati" Is tair l2mo Of 364 pages just issued by
M II Newman g. Co. Or Rice has gained some celebrity
By oral discussions with the celebrated Alexander
Campbell, II we mistake not and with Rev. b. NJ Pin
gree Universslist uniformly acqui,tng himself to the
decided satisfaction OF his brethren 10 faith The Lee
lures in iois volume twelve In number, directed to
the following points
I. Free Discussion-Ciairns Of Rome-lnislHbl'ity
II. Celibscy OF the Clergy-ProhiouDg me scrip
H. Unity OF F.ith-POPery cannot be reformed reformed
". Rome the Enemy Of Liorriy-ths i3quisiuoh
V Chris, the Foundation Of the Church.
VI. Repentance not Penance Confession Aosolu
ton.
VII. lndulsences Purgatory The Reformation
vii Transubstan,iaton The Bo'ti The Mass
TX Wor.hio Of hinges; Of Saints Of God only
X Inventions OF Rome Extreme Unctoni Bless
ings.
XII The True Church
XII. Education in Roman Schools
We have not named all the topics discussed In these
Lectures which are models Of condensation and GOOD
temper The work merits and will command vice
circulation.
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gress OF American Industry The True funenoh' o.
Government Debtor and Creditor Laws oil Lou'iAhA'
Tue Mission Of America and The Chicago ana Mem
pills Conventions. by Hon. JAMES HALL, Cincinnati
Hon B. 7 Porter, Alabsms, aud otner wei Known
writers. with Portrait of stephen Girsrd. and great
] 10 nd
ustcs We r, oice that good work has been e'iao-
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Country. (wiley & Putnsm)
IL FACTS FOR The PEOPLE showingth ne .
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brscng History Of the Mexican War Its origin ana
objects, compiled from Osissl and other Documents
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we should be glad it every Northern man would read
The differences and arguments OF the compiler may no'
in all be worthy Of sccepts,ion but ne has ior
nhed sorehouse Of facts which cannot fail to be use
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~ HEREDITARY DEscEsr its Laws and
Fact. applied to Human Improvement BY o. :. to~
LIZA Editor Of the American Phrenolosieal Journal 10
work abounding in facts and Illustrations which should
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This large and handsomely printed Chart prepared
By the suthor from many years experience II ne wants
Of students Of French. Il gives all the forms OF octa
regular and irregular verbs and intended not only Ter
the conyenience Of those who are souSest advanced
IN e language bat for those whose desire 10 10 read IL
without The labor Of thoroughly mastering al ts details
The plan highly spoken Of y several teachers OF re-
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= BLAcKwooD for August has thus early
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