The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-10-03

Tus LIFE AND CONSEQUENCES or RorERr sourHsr'
PARTY Published and for sale as above
One more number will complete this republica-
,;or II is a work full of intellectual entertain
-~s~,- We observe frequent references TO Amer
.--~-;-.. srtbp~~ :, sbi0 pArt marked
- "s.-~1;>~ Ujs .hjnoranbpr says that he
was always reJoiceo opportunity ol snOwrng
attention to Americans especially as he bad been
uniustly accused of holding and expressing opin-
ions very unfavorable to their country. The
anti-American diatribes in the Quarterly Review
he protested against privately, condemnng the
spirit in which they were written
DICTIONARY OF MRcHASIcs' ESOuSs Work AND Essr
NEERNG No l6. Oliver Byrne, Editor. New York {:
d. Appleton Co. For sale by K. Fsrnhsm, Pennsylva-
mia avenue, Washington, ID. c.
This work sustains its character, and its typo
graphical execution is worthy Of all praise.
PICTORIAL FIELD Book oP THE REVOLUTION BY Benson
J. LOSING. Nos. and s. New York Harper Broth
ers. For sale by Franck Taylor, Washington.
There is no falling off in this very beautiful
publication The embellishments and illustrations
are exquisite Our readers will remember that it
is devoted to illustrations by pen aud pencil of
the history, scenery, biography, relics, and tradi-
tons of the war for independence.
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The ILLUSTRATED DOMESTIC Belle BY Rev. Ingram
Goblin, A NJ. Nos and 4. New York Samuel Hues.
ton. EarssIe by W Adam Bookseller, Pennsy yana
eaue, Washington, d. e, a
We take pleasure in again commencing this
work to the favor of our readers. Its peculiar
features, making it an admirable family Bible we
pointed out few weeks since. 1t will be CON-
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History DARIUS THE GREAT. BY Jacob Abbot. New
York: Harper Brothers For sale by Franck Taylor,
Washington.
The series of biographies prepared by Mr.. Alb
bot for the young has been of real service to those
who have been SO fortunate as to be put in pos
session of them. They are well adapted to the
taste and capacity of youth and the author lsbors
to Undue them with just and generous sentiments.
HKALrH, DISEASE, AND REmBDY BY George Moore, M. D.
Published and for sale as above
DIR. Moore has done much to inform the masses
of the People, by presenting professional or alb
stract truth in popular and practical form. lie
is already known as the author of two works on
the relations between the mind and the body.
The one before us, treating of subject in which
All IRE deeply interested in style suited to the
comprehension of ALL ought to have an extensive
circulation.
MASSACHUSETTS QUARrKRLy RRv'Rw. September, 1850
A note by the editor informs US that this indie
pendent and spirited Review ceases with the pres
ent NUMBER matter of regret, for we do not
know precisely what will take its place. We have
here the editors due contribution, In article, to
some persons perhaps more curious than edifying
on the different christologies of the New Tesla
ment This, with one from Mr. Burney, on the
political crisis" have just survived will prove
the main attraction For the others, we trust at
present to their advertised titles and their au-
thors' names.