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notice together. though received apart. We hnd
in each Of them papers o. very high order Of tai.
ent and Of deep interest Ia 10 II. i an article
translated BY Prof Bush from sTedenborg. on
Sleep, expressed with extraordinary vigor. and
going profoundly into the philosophy Of the sub
ject especially in relation - the functions Of the
cerebrum and the cerebellum in that mysterious
state.
Ia No. III We fad the Editor good-natureily
breaking q ance " til Prof Lewis In regard 70
what Swedenbors says o. Aristotle IN the other
world. Prot. L maintains that Swedenborg blum
dersd hugely in representing Aristotle as snorant
o.; the spherical iorri Of the Earth and OF the ex.
istence Of antip0des. Prof. B. on the other hand
takes up the argument in behalf Of the seer, and
sdduoe. strong evidence to prove that he does not
at all call ia question the philosophers knowledge
Of the true form Of our globe, but simply informs
rs that he instructed him in the fact Of the Earths
dilrnal revolution, which would make the inhsbt-
ants Of any particular region sntiPodaly opposite
TO where they were hours before As Prot. B.
exhibits Sw edenborgs own account Of the inter-
view and of the precise expressions employed,
We think his defense very successful. He also
quotes another passage from Svedenborg, in rela-
ton 10 Aristotle, which shows concusivey tina. he
had better appreciation Of MS genius than a.
most any man Of modern times. The discussion is
altogether rather curious, and, if our learned Pro-
fessors go on with it. we shall be happy to report
progress for it is Greek meeting Greek.
The Repository is 70 be had Of the Editor, is
Howard st. and of OTIS Clapp, Boston.
ruF SyVFDFvRORc LIBRARY or S,frrrfsS. rsov
rHE MEvoEsEui1 % SwEDsSsoRc b. Gao brsH
John Allen, 40 Nassau-st.
We have 10 tlls handsome volume the series OF
tracts collected together which were published
periodicals. by Professor Bush short time since
They embrace the leading points OF Swedenborgs
disclosures relative to the Mature OF the Soul,
the State Of Men after Death the state Of In
fants in Heaven. the Nature of Heavenly Joy
and Happiness 81 Memory n the Other Life
OF the distinction of Sex in the Other Lite, of
the Process Of Dying. s.. SC. beside variety
Of extra treatises on different points Of the New
Church system. The whole viii be found very
valuable compenl Of the more memorable things
developed by tie Swedish Seer Of whose revela-
tons It must, at any rate be sad. that they are
wonderfully methodical and philosophical to have
come from the brain Of mailman.
TREATISE Of EPIDEMIC CHOLERA By ANsEoisf
T.rnftu. VI d Translated by Dr. /. blEeloW
Boston Tcknof Reed Fields. For ale by q 7
Putnam. l5' Broadway
This volume, from the pen Of celebrated
French ply sician appeared In Pans about tour
months since and consequently contains the re
suits OF late investigations in Europe regarding
the epidemic Dr. Tardien, We observe, Is Of the
opinion that the Cholera was known 70 the an
clients and quotes from the writings OF HipPocra-
ties aud others, IN proof OF this. The chapters
which treat OF the symptoms. diagnosis and treat
ment OF the disease, are very iall. clear and ex
phcit ia character. AL the varloas remedial
agents employed and described and the opinions
Of physicians ia other countries quoted. The
character Of the Cholera Is now well understood
and as there IS less fear Of IT, there Is less mortal
ity. The following statement is instructive
In Berlin ISL in large majority ofcases the inhu
ence of Occas Onal established IN most pos
hive manner such a. gross in regimen exposure
% cold neglected COLES, diarrheas The greater part
Of the cases OF Cholera developed themselves IN obscure
streets almost Inaccessible TO the OF the sun and
10 fresh air and in low damp houses which often were
crowded and especially those situated near the water
while the quarters composed Of large houses VIDE ana
airy streets were with some few exceptions -paleu'
Nothing was observed which favored the idea OF coma
eon A lew cases only occurred among the medical
gentlemen, oveTseers OF attendants on the SICK
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ing are given, from the shy mountain trout TO the
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the Perch Mackerel, Club and Blue Fish The
book is embellished with several hundred illustra-
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1t is the most complete and satisfactory msnaal OF
the angling art, or accomplishment, which has
appeared in this country and will no dodst be IN
the hands of many an amateur and apprepuce this
Summer.
NAUTICAL ROUTINE AND STOwAGE. b. 7.
MuRFHY and ". y. JEfFERs, Jr Ne"-fofA Henry
spear
This Imprinted volume contains large
amour, Of practical information on the various de-
tails Of seamanship, and must be invaluable not
only to those who are actually engaged In mari
time service, but 70 merchants, shpo"ners and
others. whose connexion with nautical AFFAIRS rem
dsrs manual Of this kind indispensable AID
in the pursuits Of their daily business The most
complete directions are given for everything that
relates to the rigging and stowsge Of vessel
and is complicated eyolutons at sea PLAIN
and simple treatise on Navigation, with the neces-
sary tables closes the volume which will be
found Of equal service IN the cabin and the count
ing-room.
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Author
THIS volume contains biographical sketches Of
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Brsdlsb. Jacob CollAmer, Washington Hunt, Eli
phslst Mott. Alfred B. Street, Martin Van Buren,
aud Daniel Webster The author appears 70 have
been very careful ID regard to facts, and most OF