New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-02
PorrRy OF OBSERVATION AND ORR

Eg "PoETRY OF OBSERVATION AND OTH-
* PoYxs.o by WlILr.T AsBuRT hsSyoN. ii'i.e
volume uut for'h nl,aou: pre,snsion - 4 Young
New. England mechsnc. II conien-s 'or ths no'I
mar, be,ray genuine love OF ua.lre sntconsfsFloie
roerr o. poet.c4l expression ID author IS evl-
de1tly familiar Nisn iAe best English poets, anl las
often caueh; toae i.Om Co~per Thomson, BIZ
n,rt Barton. aul Bryant f1aula 3~1oa1iY without
conscious imitation. TIE purity Of sentiment .nt
ter6e,nc., Of feeling . aicl nsTs-e 'ne so'ume Ill
commend i, 10 may readers. li2no o.. lot.
Boston CROSBY g. Nichols. sod - -ona "ley)
Z MEMOIR OF ADOSIEAM JvDsoS, BY
C CLrmEy1. U2no p7. 356. anourn Deroy 4
Hl.ler Sod ~ T. Il Fletcher compilation Of
the leading Greats ~ the he ct tEat noble he iTte.
man The editor has sho@ @n excellent judgment IA
making such tree use ~ NJ. Jufson's o"l narrative
Of m. missionary labors. Every memorial o. his
rare and elevated character must De welcome bui
the present volume can te regarded ony as a PIE
Uaration for tie more ea0or'e biography, which,
Il Is understood viii soon be issued from the pen Of
Mrs. Judson.
- The WArER-CUrE JOURNAL" for
Oct open Win Mrs Cove Niclols's Inaugural Al
dress at the opening OF ne American Aytropa,hlc
Il >rtuie, on Woman the Physician' II Is filed
with strong Thoughts strongly expressed. TIE num-
Der contains several other valuable articles, most Of
them IN illustration OF The benefits OF II Iylropahy.-
(Fow.ers & Wells)
- SELECTIONS FOR READING" by
RIcuARD G. PAREER. IN -Four Parts is series Of
reading books. prepared with judgment and taste,
exhibiting knowledge OF tie best literary sources,
and great aptitude for imparting instruction. The
selections form a regular g-adation, and advance
according 70 the tre law of progress. CA :. Barnes
& Coz
= THE PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal for
October, presents an unusual variety Of attractive
articles mainly incucatiug the Observance OF nat
ural laws as the condition Of happiness. Several
miscellaneous topics discussed with ability and
in an interesting style. TIE number VIII Lot disap-
point It's readers Towlers & WellsJ
r. The INVENTORS ASSISTANT" by f.
O. DORA statement OF the Patent Laws oi all
countries, and the forms AID proceeding Of The Pat
ent Office at Washington. 4 a compact, weii-di-
gesled manual the subject, it cannot ail to be VAL
liable TO the large class Of persons for whom it ~s
designed. Demo. PIP l79 Geo. II. Beii)
IL HE - ! DIN RCl'-- iAio 'NN'4-
lent miscellany for juvenile ard famiy reading closes
the third volume Of the present number. It IS judi
ciously edited and shows the adaptation % me actual
wants Of The people. which is found m all the puol-
cations of Fowlers & Wells.
Il "THE GLEE HIVE" by LOWELL
Mason and Geo J. WlrB. IS the title OF collection
OF Giees and Part songs selected for the OF mu
sical conventions and classes. up. =. Mason &
Law)
IL SKETCHES or Bosroy. y useful
compihtIon giving condensed view Of the present
condition of Boston aud the principal towns in that
vicinity together with bret historical notices SOD
by NJ II. Newman & Coz
tg The American TEMPERANCE NAG
AuNE," for Oct, contains biographical sketch OF
Moses Grant. welknown apostle Of the cause III
Boston, with good likeness (R. Van Dica)
New MuSIc.-Frth, Pond d Co., OF
Franklin square, announce the following as Their
issues of new music for tie week " lie Is Coming
Home Ballad Words by Mrs. Hewitt @usie BY
Guernsey. Ida" a"-Bald. Words and n..sic by
Geo. Linley. And Marys Little Pieces. s1 easy
fantasies for the Piano, on i've consecutive notes,
composed expressly for young pupils, by Charles
Hess