New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
KEW PUBLICATIONS.


worc. containing several hundred German Synonyms.
together with Classification s1d sphateucsl si q ih-
irregular verbs. srd Dictionary oi Gerr1sn anof-ss-
tons comp I'd from the @orss 0f Biperi gel s-eb
Heyss and others 10 two paris Ge-nlsr and n Z.
Nsh II Ensish and German. by q. .olsr A. ".
Prof Of German Lsuggsge snd Literature ,hs u Ii
ysrsify Of the Ciiy Of Ne~-forE
Among the many beautiful and tasteful books
sent forth by the Messr, Appleton during the holidays
hi. one Of more substantial value has been put ssi5
until period Of grestsr leisure deserving more
extended and especial notice is Of those spen.
did specimens Of typography and scholarship Of which
the American press has been BY no means barren Of
lste years and which doing much toward spread.
ing through the length and breadth of our land the
seeds Of broader and higher culture thsn has any
where get been seen.
We consider the present publication indicative Of the
real progress Of country in education. 1t meets
that has been long felt By those who are training
Themselves to occupy honorable positions in the vsri.
Ous professions For take H. the time s not FAR de.
tant when viii claim 70 be a educated man.
VINO s not in good degree familiar, either through
the medium Of trsnslstons, Otherwise with t5is
nobeat and richest Of all modern iterstures Many Of
the previous Germsn.Engish dictionaries have been
imperfect In regars 70 matters Of Phiology Theology
and the various branches Of Philosophy and Science
the ma subjects in which resort is bad 70 German
literature by eli who study the language for purposes
beyond its mere commercial value And here pre-
lies the principal value Of this work as Is sbund
any msnifest By turning 70 any Of the Characteristic
terms Of these branches Of knowledge
Those also who rely chiefly upon trsnslsnons for
their knowledge Of The splendid productions Of the
German mind will have their share Of advantage mas
much as the labor Of Translation mus, be n some de
gree facilitated By the lsbors Of Prof Adler We
may reasonably expect, with the greater diffusion
Of critical knowledge Of the language and the taste
for German literature thus epgendered more abundant
and accurate transls,ions.
We cannot here Of course enter mnutey into detail
Of the various points Of excellence to be found in this
very timely publication but must rest content for the
present in thus briefly directing attention 70 this most
important addition the and appliances Of our
literary lsbors.
JARRs EEv MANUAL 1or symptomeu Code1l l-Trsuslaisd
with Extensive Additions from VARIOUS sources by
CHlRLEs julius HgmPEL, N D aided by lAnEs QriN
MD Wfh Prefsc- by Dr. { hEEiNG Rsvisons
snd cliniesi Notes. By Or IF Gay; Con,ribuiions
from Dn. GERARD Hull, u W COOf, JOsLiS
c. HGEINS, Js.sEs, 9. NgiDHARpi W WiLliAh
and J KITCHEN. New-York Wm Rscoe, -
Broadway
One Of the most striking advantages Of this
work IT, that contains at view al that Is as yet
positively known IN respec, 10 the entire symptomato
logy and Therapeutics Of the Homeopathic school Of
Medicine-embracing the experiments Of the leading
practitioners Of that school from Hshnemsnn dows 70
the present, day and including the results Of the most
careful and sborious observstons both in Europe and
America The basis Of the work is the combination OF
the two great standard manuals of Jshr and Nosck and
Trncks but this has received the most extensive and
invaluable additions from such men as Gray, Herring
Iosn Hull Quin and others and the whole is classified
and arranged 10 the most scientific and pcrspcuous or
der of symmetry The editing and preparing OF this
Manual has evidently been immense labor, and Gs
evidently has IL been well and unshrinkngy perform
ed The translation is really splendid result Of pro
found intelligence and careful industry and there arr
few men in any proession who could so successfully
have achieved Il The Notes and Additions by the yar
ous gentlemen named are important and Interesting
bu, the extended and acute Clinical Notes furnished
By Dr. r. Gray deserve especial mention, ss being Of
the very highest pracucs value All students OF do
meopsihy IS well as those who read for their own
private information and well being. Possessed of this
book the believer OF suden; in Homeopathy may rest
satisfied Of having In his possession complete snd in
telgibe digest OF the discoveries in Medicine claimed
TO have been made by his school.
Nothing has heretofore been more widely lsmenied
| BY Homeopsihists than the want OF relisble com
plete and well arranged work Of reference and we
have no doubt the publisher will find h' enterprise
speedily repaid by large sale
! Ou,RrsRty HoMFoPArHIc Journal. Noi l No. l. I'd
| tied by A. c. BEcgER, n. d. Boston OH Ciapp q
schoo-sl
The first number OF this new medical periodical
s very neatly printed snd arranged The articles are
mostly translated from Germsn and French periodical
and sre from the pens Of distinguished practitioners OF
the Homeopathic art The periodical appears at an op
perfume season aud will no doubt be well sustained.
p.svrxrss fov Lt,s-A Christmas story by CAMILLA
TouLMIS, W Moore, Philsdelphis Seriofd Co.
Asior House.
Miss Toulmins stories of society are very po-
pular in England snd many publications OF them
have made her name well known in this country The
present volume is written in her usual plain unaffected
style end will md readers It Ia illustrated by uumer
ous wood engrsviugs.
MYsrERIrs or CITY LIFE Or Stray Leave. rom ne
Worlds Book, by JANIS RErs. j W. Moore. Phis-
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This volume is composed OF 81 stories princl-
pslly OF Philadelphia life They written with Ger
tain degree Of ease though for the most part mere out
line sketches framed for the purpose Of embcdyins
anecdotes and actual occurrences.
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All travellers through the Middle, Northern and
ss,ern states will fad this invaluable companion
II may be conveniently carried in the pocket snd will
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THE AMERICAN QUARTERLT REGISTER At
the proper tire we omitted notice the second mum
Der of this excellent periodical The Editcr s Judge
srRlKES OF PHILADELPHIA who hss proved himself fully
equal to the task he has undertaken The number last
Issued sustsns the high reputation OF the Register and
gives sure promise TO the public Of series Of valu
sbe and interesting numbers We learn that the Editor
has been obliged 10 postpone the third number beyond
tie appointed time IN consequence Of sickness Hav-
ng been indsposed Tor several weeks and portion o
the lime severely So be VISA wholly ineapaeited for
labor. and as arrangements materially affected But
being now couvAescsnt and the msteriss al 2rePsret
the number viii soon appear An exact adherence to
the date Of issue not necessary In this quarterly
which psrskes OF the nature Of an snnua register As
In some others snd for ourselves We prefer the com
mencsmeni OF the second volume IN lsis As We shan
tim, have two volumes within the year. The Register
L. -. .,f 49,, r,osr valuahe periodicals Of reference