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on Organization by PARKE GoDwiS,-aud con
tribution by HAwTHoRss, fragrant with his quaint
and delicious fancies in illustration of the oden
times. The poetcal articles, six in number indi-
cate thatthe subtle, sbadowy reflective, and deeply
earnest race Of the Dial poets Is not alto
gether extinct 10 Massachusetts,.
The plan OF this work is novel in tins county
il being intended 10 bring out the successive num-
bers not at regular intervals but whenever a
sufficient number Of copies shall be ordered to
meet the expenses Of publication. Those who
wish for its continuance should send in then
names at an early day. r.
CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY on CHEMISTRY Ar
Piled 10 40. AIRS AND 10 NANUFACrrHEs bf
Bv Dr. T. KNAPP. Professor Of the lnlvcr-iiy OF
Glc-scn Translated and Edited with numerous
Notes and Additions. boy Dr. EDMUND hoNkLD..
Lecturer on Chemistry az the MddieseN Hospital
and Dr. THOMAS McHARDsoN, Of Newcastle on
TYNE First American Edition. with Notes ana Al
djiiops bv Professor WALTER r. JOHNSON. Oh
Washington D. c. Vol II. Illustrated with Two
Hundred and Foriy-six Enwaymgs on Wood
Philadelphia Lea & Blanchard
We have before noticed the first volume OF this
valuable scientific work The present volume,
lust issued from the press, contains fund Of nor-
nation on the subjects to which 1t IS devoted. Its
two principal topics Glass and Porcelain, are
treated 18th great fuliness aud clesrness OF de
tail which cannot fan to be OF nestlmable service
TO the manufacturer of those articles. The portion
relating to the manufacture of alum, green vriol,
aud tuning oil of vitrio contains mass Of facts
useful to the American chemist, and which may
enable the manufacturers Of our country to become
OF foreign supplies for these impor-
tant products The work is printed IN style OF
substantial elegance, illustrated with satisfactory
engravings, and does honor to the iud sment and
enterprise Of It's American publishers. r.
ANALYSIS. QUALITATIVE AND GUAM.
TlTATIVE BY HENRY NJ NoAD, Lecturer on
Chemistry at 81 Georges Hospital. With Namef.
Gus Additions 10y CAMFBFLL MoRfir. author OF
chemical and pharmaccutlc Manpuidti0hs- I'M
ladclphia Lindsay a Blackiston
This work, originally prepared as one OF aseries
of chemical treatses for the " London Library Of
L seful * nowledge," is a complete manual both OF
Qualitative and Cumulative Analysis, IN organic
and inorganic chemistry in all their details. It's
enriched bv the American Editor with such al
di,ions MS are called for by the progress OF chemi-
cal science. 1t is worthy OF place in the library
If the amateur as well as in the laboratory OF the
operator. NJ
ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY AND ELECTRICITY,
in Two Parts Part ! by b. ID. REID Part ii
Inv ALEXANDER BAIN, Edited by d. NJ. REESE.
Ncw-Nork 4. :. Barnes Co.
This is an elementary, popular treatise on chem
istrv. taken from Chamberss Educational
Course" and designed for schools.
GRAMMAR OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE. By LEON
am SclfurDr. Rector Of the High school, Edn.
burgh Philadelphia Lea blanchard
Wecan speak iavorably OF this Grammar from
a pre,ty thorough examination. 1t exhibits the
PRINCIPLES of L atm infection and syntax, In con-
densed form and a lucid manner. The learner Is
not puzzled by the metaphysics OF grammar, but
in everything necessary for his rapid
and EASY progress. We think it must become
general favorite, particularly with the teachers
who are acquainted with the merits OF the Clas
steal Series" of which this forms the fourth
volume. X
EDUCATION. BY HARRIET MARriNEAv.
Philadelphia Lea & blanchard
We had almost forgotten this little work, among
the pile OF books with which our table Is loaded
but it is not too late to welcome It's excellent au-
thor in this last production of her interchangeable
pen We find in it the same admirable good
sense the strength and clearuess OF expression,
the singular knowledge OF details, and the over
flowing sympathy with every phase OF human HE
that have made Miss MARTIsEAU such fsvorite
With the people and so eminently qualify her for
teacher
11r Avs OF TIE COMMON CARRYING TRA DEALso or
MARlNE. FIRE AND LIE Insurance
This is the title of convenient little volume
whose purpose is to setforh ina plain AMI familiar
manner for popular use, the laws relating to The
important subjects OF which it treats. We notice
that it is recommended by several wei known
lawyers.
THs scALrEL-The third number OF DR.. DIN
,,'s S,alpel" has Just been published contain
ing a greater variety OF interesting articles 'nan
either OF its predecessors The Editor treats the
question of the degree of confidence to when
medical science is entitled. the influence OF TEN
oerature and Electricity in Health, Consumption
Fistuls, Influence of the Mothers lmasinSuoh
ON the Unborn Child, Founding Hospitals &c &c
This is one Of the most living perio icais III 'ne
country aud promises TO be Of great service IN tue
suppression Of humbug and qusckery IN the mea'
cal profession. We copy from the article on Tue
influence of the Mothers Imagination on the Ut
nation Of her child
Mr.. A. OF the northern part Of this state married
some forty years since. lady OF an adjoining Ste
Pecuniary circumstances at the time OF the marriage
rendered offspring undesirable Within year nov
ever 10 became evident the wife that their wishes
we're no longer 10 be- realized expressing thus De
lief 20 her husband she was, al the moment quite
shocked the dissatisfaction with which he received
n Taking his hat shortly sitcrward he left the house.
aud was absent for al hour. lie was distressed
N hi return 70 md his wife IN lie assured her
,,mcdiatey (ior they dcvotedly attAched) that
h. os reoiced 20 learn the probable realization OF her
,onnreinrnt: that he now satisfied with the
ron Of his pecuuiary Affairs and convinced OF their
stability. - L.. , x,,-..sa -
4uo ~ -, :, s,,re vsv her expected offspring
yyoull saser from her agitation Inc husband en-,
Seavord 10 remove her apprehension oy en- 40
s4sctonste ridicule But her fears Continued ~ lneI
az during her early months, and gradually lnereased
as CESSATION advanced The relief OF TIE Pr5SS' bov
great at the birth Of healthy ana Sss,ysS
10 necnharty of conduct in the child was ooscsse
IN several months had elA->Al and then ihesr isAi'