New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-13

-, ,re IA relieved by frequent passagesoi o~e~
...,,tx whoever reads it for the first Tune win Inv
s,snes vein of reflection, Of the most Instructive
~ nat Of the most pleasing character u1m'' ~
asa r. Carter & Brothers)
rs ,ew edition of Miss LYNcHs
pnxxs. with the admirable illustrations OF Dufand'
uup.instos, barley, Duggan, Rotnermeil anu o'ner
A,s,n,ushed artists, is issued by u r. putnam IN
sy,e adapted to the season OF mondays anu t'enuy
a~5" ans ,.6nemept and classic grace of these
go bsve deservedly made them iaVorites WIN
,,,,,crous class of readers ana the present eu'oh
..,I, no doub. give them welcome in.lo1uo'ion W
.ti,l larger circle (svo pp' zO'' w. U'"'"'
~aRuRAL Homes" by GERvAssE
:. the work of practical architect, with
,..AIv cultivated taste, giving sketches OF houses
ne 80 American country life. 1t abounds In
su,. s,ggestions, expressed in polished and
.,.orous s,yle Several buildlngP pans arc p'e'.n0
%. sneci6catons, cost, and so forth, In oetaii
which may be used to advantage In consolsa'On WIN
y. a.nsr,e,ced mechanic. tl2mo. PIP. 2so Charles
Scribnerl.
III The fifth edition of MATTHIAs's
.pu,vs or ORDER" has been issued by Lindsay d
xlsL,s,oo and is sold by Dewitt e. Davenport 1t
.o,,, us full and explicit direction for the conducting
n nubl,c meetings, and should be consulted by all
nyes,dipg officers. Without pedantic adherence 10
nsr,;smestary FORMS it explains the order OF busi-
mass m common. sense principles. 1t is essentially
an American book and should be in the hands OF
svery American citizen
~ "The ORGANIC LAWS" by j. Brad
yoRp SAL A defense of physiological reform, main
tanning the most radical ideas OF modern systems
n n written with ability, with great earnestness
and presents variety Of important facts. Many OF
IN neculiar theories will hardly be received without
further proof but the zeal with which they are set
forth is provocative to reflection and may lead to
valuable discoveries. 12mo PIP. 26l. Fowlers &
Wels)
n" KossUTH, HIS LIFE AND SPEECHES"
Ia the title Of valuable pamphlet issued by Shingcr
4 Townsend containing the excellent sketch Of
Kossu.hs life from The London illustrated Ns,cs, the
Declaration Of Hungarian Independence, Kossuths
Address TO the people of the United States, and all
hi, great speeches in England This is truly season
able publicaion-the contents are judiciously Sc
3ected-and it cannot fail of great run.
u A new edition of Tx. MARvEL's "REv.
xRrEs OF BACHELOR" has been issued by Charles
Scrbner illustrated with profuson Of Original de-
signs from the spirited and expressive pencil of Oar
lev The charming fancies of the Bachelor" have
found an appropriate embodiment in this exquisite
volume. A more beautiful gift book can hardly be
found ON the counters of the trade.
" John Doggett, Jr., has issued an edl-
ton Of The NEw-YoRK DiREcroRY," for 1856, be-
.ou . To- e,yuile of original ie taken from "A
COPY in tho library Of the New-York Historical So
.ciesy. The population of New.York at the time of
the first publication of this Directory was GA. The
WORK affords moroccan of curious interest to the
antiquarian.
tV" A MoTHER's THoUGHTs on PAREN-
TAI RESPONSIBILITY" by Mrs. c. NJ. Steele. An at
tenn, TO illustrate certain ethical principles by the
doctrines Of Phrenology. A lively narrative is
adopted BY the author the vehicle for instruction,
which is conveyed an lucid and pleasing manner
tismo pp ZIG. Fowlers & Wells.)
R"SLAvERY: LETTERS and SPEECHES."
by HORACE MANN. A collection Of the authors re-
caai political writings and addrcsseS-brfmfuf or
burning, indignant eloquence. 1t is dedicated to
the Young Men OF Massachusetts. No young man in
she country should fail to read it. (l2mo PIP. 35i.
Boston u. II. Mussey u Co Solu py Ncuheiol
CYs"IIFEI NEW ORK, "by the late WILL
LIAM BURNS consists of a series of strong, effective
sketches describing various phases of female industry
in this City II is well worth reading and is free
from the slang and ndecency which might be ex'
pected from the title. tBunce q Brother)
~ "LawRE TODD Under this title,
we have gsrruous, egotstlc narrative OF the Lille
Of Grant Thorburn." which in different forms has
long been before the public 1t is an amusing book
In mere respects than one. u2mo., Pr 27o. Edward
WalkerD
" "THR PLAYMATE" is the title OF
collection of Juvenile stories, some of them good and
some indifferent, embellished with profusion OF
execrable wood cuts, disgraceful to Boston book
making. (Boston Crosby & Nichols)