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Parable: By John Neal
The Opinions II Dr.. D. 7 Strauss
The A ss We Live IL II. Greeley.
Jesus 1oa the Poor. @. Llppsra-
Our Country Rev. ". ". FuTness
America - England Carlos D Stuart.
The Poets NJ ssion IN I'm gland Tbs0 Fiss
Demand for an American system Of EdDesnon Do.
Origin o. the Kabbals "A Risnes n sP
Pulpit Politics against Americs; Do.
An Hour with Douglas Jerrsle c D. stG9ft p.,..
CRY: Tie Song Of the Tree The warrant Maniac, H. B
Read The Execuiio1eTs Death Bed, Mrs sigourasyl
On the Broken, -. BsJSra TsJlorJ MAJ IT, u
Edi.or;s Derarfr.,nsL The Nineteenth Century New
Books; Poets Of America Rese'. Poems The Pope
Civil Reform; Buildings for the Poori &c &c
We have gwen this pArA LIST o. the contents In place
Of any judgment on The merits Of the work. for we And
that we are praised 10 well contributor to II, and
% shall f1rbesr speaking Of II warmly as NC otherwise
night. The plan however seems 10 rs excellent; Mr.
Burr devcies tots execution talents and heart alive
to every generous emotion and Il "a his resolve That esch
number shall be flied with original articles from the most
vigorous and outspoken thinkers IN the country. The
work though bot Just issued has already found wide
sale In Philadelphia and viii interest increasing elass
Of minds throughout the country. VIM. II. Graham l.
the agent for this City
OseIxos OF The SPECIFIC HEALING Ar, by GoTTLIES
LUDWIG RAT: Translated from the German, with an
essay % Present internal Condition OF the Home
opathic School. By CHaRLEs Julius HEsrEL New
York; wIn Radde, 322 Broadway, ls47. svs. PIP. 400
Rsus work is the exposition OF the views enter
,snsd by a distinguished practitioner medicine gener-
ally and on homeopathy In particular The work cos
tans philosophical criticisms the various alocopaihie
systems OF medicine and shows that the homeopathic sf-
TEN is tho only true and rational system Of medicine
Rau free from party spirit and never denounces his op
ponents In discussing his subject he constantly appeals
hts
must be pleased with the Of sound erudton and the
reasoning which Rau brings TO bear against the various
practices Of The Aocopaibc school, to which he is never
heless disposed to do fall justice In talking to his oPFo
nen.s he used their own Language he is Psychologist.
psthoogsi; he is like alocopsihe physician in search
Of true and rational system Of medicine and he shows
that he has found such system in the great discovery Of
Hahnnemann.
AoAssiz's LEcruREs-" An Introduction 10 the
Study Of Natural History In Series Of Lectures dev
cred In New-Yors by Prof AsAssz prousely ILLUSTRATED
is now before the public The fact that tie Lectures were
reported and Illustrated for The Tribune and are published
BY Us precuies any necessity for farther remark Trey
form large close pamphlet OF Sc pages about equslto an
average 2mo volume and sell At retail for Is cents
Though not so well printed as could wish. We think
few who buy and read them will sruase the cost.
t> THE NEW ESGLAsDER' commences It's
sixth Volume with the current month. The articles
have most regarded caustc defence OF Missionary!
Operations in Polynesia from the asperons Of Typse
and 'Omoo sharp review Of Rev. oryle Deweys Con-
troyersal Writings and vigorous defence Of Rev. H.
Bushnells Christian Nurture 'Church-Buiding, Web
ser's Dictionary 'Whittlers POEMS. Christian Comris
hensiveness Post Office Reform and The Fnancis
Crisis IN Great Britain the titles Of the remaining
tlces-We believe The New Highlander has some pscu-
liarty Of opinion distinguished Tsylorism Ohoush
with no reference 10 Old Zaek which nerferes with iis
cordial reception by the Orthodox generally but It is GER
tauly very sby conducted "a. II. Matby Sev-Hsyen.
Ct)
~ The HAUNTED BAReuE, and Other
Poems: By L. Cus1Bs HIM." is beautiful octave Of
100 rases issued by J c. Derby & CO. Auburn. and 81
H. Newman, 100 Broadway. No one will reasonably eI-
pec the highest order Of Poetic merit in hrs Volume Of
verses mainly written (as truly modest and becoming
Preface informs u relieve the tecum and monoony Of
long cruise the Pacific yet they much better than
the average OF first appearances In this line. evnee dec
ded facility and uency Of expression and may be read
with pleased interest by the critical. Mr.. Hine Will
write stronger lines yet he adheres to Poetry not,
we think he will make his mark In whatever pursuit may
sttrsci him.
~ THOUGHTS Os The POEIs; By HENRY I.
TuokgAxAs" we are glad to welcome to Its Third Ed
ton There are deeper thinkers than the author but few
more agreeable writer's and this book the ingenious
kindly genial outpeuriRg Of mind well stored by reading
and reflection The Poets treats tveztys six in
number the line reaching from Petrarch to Byant and
we are sure there uneGndd bitter expression
in the book. Mos, young readers especially these who
have not time TO make themselves thoroughly acquainted
with the Poets may peruse 1t with real prcet. OPP BIS,
limo. c. :. Francis & Co. 252 Broadway
~. "ORLAsDIso: A Story Of Self Denial; By
MARIl EDoEwOsIH Author Of Early Lessons Ross
mond Harriet and Lucy. Popular Tales &c has been
issued BY Could Kendall Lincoln, Boston. II small
volume Oils pages with frOnispeee and an Illuminated
cover intended to interest and Instruct the young both
sexes The temperance Of Miss Etgevorh IN the field
Of authorshp which she abandoned years ago aers most
successful and honorable career, calculated TO attract
the attention Of many who have not perused works Of
imagination for many day. We have not ye, read Or
landino.'
rzy- LIVES or THE QUEEss or ENGLAND
from the Norman Conquest, &c.By AGsEs STRICKLAND
Vol X has been issued by Lea Blanchard, and IS for
sale here BY W. H. Graham. The herones Of the volume
are Macy II. william and Mary and ANNE Their
histories should fhnk wei wrltien, hnc WIN 4ue
DEGREE Of Justice and candor These volumes, when CON-
ple,ed will be handsome addition TO the brsry-thsy
are already very popular and Becoming more
IT LECTURES Of THE PHYSICAL PHsSoNEsA
or LIVING BErsGs: BY CARLO MArrErccI, Prof. in the
University Of Pisa" OusrA.ed) - mo. Up. sSs Lea
blanchard We have not time 10 read this book beyond
few pages but seems to be fun Of curious and valuable
information rather better written than printed Not that
j, is shabby issued, but think il should have been
better.
~ THE UNIVERSALLY QUARTERLY hE-
VIEW" for Jan has articles Religion and Astronomy
The FAl.e and the True Power Mans Position in the
scale OF Being Christian Consolation The Influence Of
Christianity on the Roman Civilization History Of Uni
versasm In America Evsnsellne. and Literary Notices
a. Tempkins IS COrnhin. Boston,
lF-"TRE PRIscEToS REVIEW for Jan. has ar
,icles or the Religious Instruction Of slaves Life Of Eliza
beth Fry; Bsynard Halls The Teacher an Artist Rev
J. w Aiexsnder's Thoughts on Family Worship : Be-
mars Levcus-Ths Mosaic Legislation, and he Unity Of
xhe Church On b. Hops. Phiia. X Carter, Sew-ncrE)