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l. Tie Autobiography and Memorial Of Captain Obadiah
Cougar for my years Mariner and Shipmatter from the
PoIt Of New York BY Rev Henry z Cheeyer; author Of
his CspIors' l6mo muslin. Price 50 CTS.
H. No. Of London Labor and the London Poor, n
he Nineteenth Century Cyclopt ds Of the Social Con
dillon and Earnings OF the Poorer Classes Of the Brtsh
Metropolis. h. connection with The country. 8y Henry
ScTibed copies OF DagueHeOiypes taken by Sslri 30
peIsy FOR his work Published In Numbers, 8yo Paper,
work fled with The results OF curious reIeagch 10
field just laid open by modern philanthropy The obec
10 present thorough exhibition OF the social condition
habits resources amuSemeIiS. moraB and fulengs 81
the lower c.SSseg N London Tie work Ia well done The
accounts bear internal marks OF veracy sld are coOtj
rated by other authorities that have our notice
The spirit OF The author 10 be thoroughly humane
BeriOus liberal enlightened and christian He interspsrs
many excellent reflections End w.se suggestions with sta.
t,ics and descriptions There IL no lack on hese pages
Of humoi and ps'hos novelty aud wisdom. comedy sud
we regard theie papers as important doca nsl.s in pol.
ucal ecouomy and hope 70 place volume Of hem our
shelves among works " lar higher preleLsons.
Christian Enquirer
THE book must have large tale is dsld of avesag4
Ion, Rrd me mode Of conducting the inquiry being entirely
rev. Many curious and Startling facts are brought 10
light Dir. Mdyhew'E work Is repe.e with novel H.
.eT' ana abundant mAssSi 50 Sse.uye enough
Wecannol read his without feeling that one half the
world never kuoWs low he oaer hafve Thets are &C.
couris OF classes Of individuals Whose Yea snd habits
az strange some Of tl8 lower described By Dick
eIs, or The GipSeys 10 whom Borrow Introduced We
car assure our aoers that hat all he lIesstof To-
matce EWil open TO them a. entirely world pie.
ured by 30 las himself p.ored H. and spsaGs
pertonN o0serysuou. All hings hhoutH graphic ant
arrange Albany Stale Rec. ster.
III. Greer Grammar. Tor tae u III IN SchO Il and
UnverslceS b. Philip Bulnan. revised aud an.rysd ~
ia son Alexander Busman. aCd Translated rom lie i3h
German ed.aon, by II ward Robinson D ID LID 40
Iheep. PLce s..
"lls 10 Sigh. praiie OF lie son 10 say tAst h. bs,
ably Ard Iuccesly cstd forward he plan of H. dsu-
gllised parent w!ih hs splns and with lie results
we ND everywhere The same earud revision aud eahora.
lion he same udclous pauIiJn and adaptation OF The
wofE 10 he progress Of knowledge the same uncommon
craileia ald paclcAl IAct which marx tho successfa
teacher AID no eas tho general Impress OF a..
Lcdl srphc hi.Jn AID uCl.y
10 "a lfracli iOf The Grammar ls pelhaps srpasssd
p symmetry az .negs hy 40 other ols OF lac cnnr.c
teri while iow, u say, compare with 10 in clsaroess
pfecltiOu Ald practical utility
Hence u H. ihA. ne same qualities % prOgress and in.
pfogeaea which secured Oh Tho Grammar % Huffman an
Hmot. e1ciuate oauency IA bic country aufng hs
f7HEe have enabled ~ % maintain, unimp n. iyh
standing % the German schools aud lgcfstss since lie
t-ihOfs 1rcea16 The iequen aud large editions which
De- oeee published tesuy cOncluslyely That ts st a.
hss to" beea Tor more han ha century tAo Clas,c.
hnd failo1a4 bfuoA Grammar 90 Germany
al ltOAltW Extracts ffom TransAt0rs Preface