Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-27
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hessrs. NAsH & woopHov.E have favored US with
magnificent edition OF Buier's "IIupruRAs." with Note
aud Literary Memoir. by the Rev. Tresdwsy Russo
Nash, D. illustrated with elegantly portraits
Charles the let Oliver Cromwell Bishop Bonner ssd job
owen. IL Is scarcely worth while do than
poem which holds high rank, and which will live
long the language in which IL is written. Il is snieien
TO say that the publishers (Mes Appleton Coz hav
given 1t TO the public in most beautiful dress
ALSO, from the publshcrs "a Progressive German
Reader, adapted the American sdiuon Of ouendorfr
German Grammar, with copous Notes and Vocabulary
| by &. j. Adler, A. h.
Also the January number Of "he Farmers Library ans
Monthly Journal Of Agriculture" published in New York
BY Greedy MeElra,h, and edited by John $. Skinner
Esq.
Also "SmOll Books Great Subjects" No. l. Chris
tan Doctrine and Practice in the second century NJ =
Exposition OF Vulgar and Common Errors and No. g.
introduction Vegetable Physiology, adapted the
works OF DE Cardole, Lindley. sc.
To Messrs J. w. RAspoLrn & Co. are indebted for
neatly printed volume, "The Origin and Progress OF the
u. States" by Washington Mccartney Esq The subject
is treated with skl-though is susceptible Of much
elaboration. The volume appropriately dedicated the
young OF the United States, who will find
suuetve companion.
Also. "Comstock's Phonetic Reader" which we recon-
mend ell who feel any the progressive
rupuOn, under the pretenee OF reforming their mother
tongue Eeaousy urged by the champions Of this oIho
graphical heresy.
"CAsTBErL's LIVES LORD CRLScrLLoRs.r- Messrs
Drinker & Morris have favored with valuable work
very neatly gotten up by Messts Lea Blanchard in three
Volumes containing Lives of the Lord Chancelors
and Keepers the Great Seal Eugsnd from the ear
hest the reign OF King George Ill by Lord John
Campbe-a work OF which the Reviewers both sides
Of the Atlantic speak the Of commcnda-
on and the popularity OF which may be inferred from the
fact that has passed rapidly through several editions. IL
work Of enduring interest," well from the signal ability
with which is written from the great whose
personal history and official acts it
Also, work entitled "Six Lectures on the Uses Of the
Lungs and causes prevention ami cure OF Pulmonary Con-
sumption, Asthma and Diseases OF the Heart &c with 20
by Dr.. 5. s. FITCH This work is intended
mainly for general circulation and, without pretending TO
pass Judgment upon It's merits for which ignorance
OF the subject wholly dsqualfss may nevertheless
60 far say that the advice given this volume II
followed would doubtless prevent many cases OF
disease, and mitigate the seventy OF others Dr. Fitch
Of the few physicians who regard consumption as
durable maady. In bis opinion, much within the
control OF remedial agents any other disease which flesh
heir " and many Of his this subsc, are q,
interesting ,ai least the reader they
are novel Among other things ne saws 'sWeed tom
sis prevent consumption" and he therefore objects
ting them cut, which believe is almost always done,
when practicable. The inflammation and swelling Of the
onsis he easily relieved so that cutting them
is usually unnecessary while often endangers the life OF
the patient. We 90 presume OF course, to NEEDLE
with Of the pale OF studies by expressing
any opinion this any other suggestion IN DR.. Fchs
volume. We ouly because It directly
hct with Practice which very repugnan, to
those who find necessary and which there
fore il, be safely dispensed with, viii be dis
posed 10 submit.
Also, the 25,h No. Of The American Journal of Medi-
ca Science" edited by lssae Hays W. D. Published quar-
terry by Lea & Blanchard Philadelphia