The primitive Republican., 1851-04-03

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my sfegioa Sc tseysI on; Cheap Sugar md Slave
Trade !; The British aIuseain Germany and the
King Of Prsrssia Life and letters of sSoutlley
sThe Ministers and the Pope; The Deienccless
Estate OF Great Britain.
TnE WESTMINSTER Review contains, Span
tisl Literature Makanat The Angel World /;
aIaekns Progress OF fntellects Drains, Rivers,
#;,ll Water supply; Educational Movements
Continental Prospects, The Battle Of the ciur-
Eehes; Foreign Literature Critical Notices &c,
Tux EoIsRrRG REyfEw: English Socialism
The Struggle of Ilally: Devon and Cornwall;
tseweIfs Odes and Epodes of Horace; Lord
! ICanl1bei's Chief Justices; Lord Hollands For
eissii "reminiscences; Kings and Popes; The
AIenaeesof War in Germany; Lord Clarendons
4tdIninist ration.
Tie repablisatioas of Altssrs. Leonard Scott
q co. Include with The above profound and phi-
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Eeiated as tle earliest vehicle for the serial pro-
Educlions OF Bulwer, and other Distinguished a,,-
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GoDEY's LADrs BOOK for the month Of April
is a conspicuous number, and worthy of con-
spicnous place not only in our columns. but also
ia tire Boudoir'' of every fastefuI lady. Under
4 new and beautiful exterior, its wonted literary
aud Illustrative attractions profusely furnish
ed The number before US is enriched with
eighteen engravings encouraging the beautiful
and illustrating the useful, as Gothe would say,
accompanied by an equally varied array of
AMERICAN contributions. We must tnrn our no
tiee from the Book however, TO pay our un-
Icigned regards TO Cooley himself, for the prompt
aud obiigng manner with which he kindly exc
eutcd our late commands in Philadelpha. In
expressing our sincere ackno uledgements to him
for his generous agency m our behalf, we would
remind our bretherll OF the press generally, that
his services in the purchase of printing mate
rails, or the execution of other orders IN Phila-
delphia, are freely proHered to nl the satisiacto-
ry manner in which he discharges these liberal
Offices being fully and gratefully attestcd by
AI1ssIsSIrr1 SCENES: or Sketches of Southern Life
and Adventure. By Joseph B. Cobb: author of
The Creolc,' etc, ctc.
This latest production Of native writer,
has been politely handed US BY our friend
Richards Of the Columbus Book Store. \
part from It's literary merits proper home
pride wilIno doubt encourage its ready sale,
a few copies being still on hand for disposal.
In this connection we heartily endorse the
timely and just reflections Of our distinguish
ed correspondent, the Rev. p. p. Nicely, rel I
atiye to the claims Of our book trade. The
character and success of such al enterprise
in place ike Columbus, is universally, and
We think very properly, regarded as an ex-
poncnt Of the Intelligence and public spirit Of
the community That these social traits are
not wanting here, we are satisfied, and a sim
pie hint therefore, is all that is necessary we
hope, 50 to direct them, as to encourage the
and gentlemanly proprietor of
our city Book Store, in a way to make his
business at once profitable to himself, and
ereditable to the community.