New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ " A Practical TREATIsE on BUsI-
NESS or now TO GET, SAVE, SPEND, GIVE, LEND, AND
BEqUEATII MONEY, " by EDWIN I. FREEDLEY Q2mo. PIP.
800. Phil Lppincott, Grambo & Co. Sold by Lewis
Coby) comprehensive collection Of topics, truly, and
treated by the author in comp rehensye business-x
manner His book is novel plan aiming 10 set
forth the philosophy of money getting branch of
philosophy which the heart OF most in
this age of golden realities Without aiming at orgInal.
iy the volume presents copious summary Of facts aud
principles the art Of making fortune, illustrated By
incidents from real ie and written with clearne and
viyacity Getting Money, "Getiiug Money by arm
ing" Getting Money by Merchandising How T.
Get Customers" How to Get Rich by Speculation
"How 10 become lMihonaires, Causes Of Failure
are among the titles Of the chapters and to these sub
ects and numerous others OF similar nature, Mr. Freed
ley brings all the light which he has gained from his
own experience and observation, and from wide range
OF reading as well ,msy be supposed that this book sa
tribute TO the demon Of svarice. Not The author
Justly supposes that are fond ofsucceedng In their
endeavors-that they wish TO pursue the calling Of their
lives with intelligence and eHect-and the vast ma
ory are devoted to business that 1t Is well to present
the methods by which may be obtained, with
out the sacrifice OF integrity other manly qualities.
acute, and accomplished business men lie inculcs,es
habits Of order promptness, activity perseverance, In
dustry enterprise ard honor Not that ne deals largely
in abstract moral precepts He appeals rather to the
examples OF eminent merchants, famous miiona'res,
and shrewd business.men the world over, sustaining
his positions by an abundance OF anecdotes and personal
narratives Every man engaged in practical a. airs El
peruse this volume VITA lively interest," and doubt
not that II will soon become vademecum with the
mercantile classes, especially the younger members OF
the profession who lnduleng in brilliant visions OF
pecunary success It's influence cannot fail 10 be sau
tary, as /, certainly will be extensive.
Ia LAw-REFoRM TRACTs. The
first number Of proposed series OF Tracts published
under the superlntendence Of Law Reform Assocls
ton Is devoted to The Administration OF the Code
Il discusses the question how far the Judges Of New
York have used the influence of their Official station %
perplex the operation Of the Code. The opinions REQ
dered by Judges Edmonds and Barcuo, in connection
with this point are commented on at length and win
great severity With regard to the practical working
Of the Code the Tract holds the folOuing language
"Noty,h standing the difficulties 70 which the Code mas
been subjected il mas worked is way with mosi encouF
AGING success The changes IL has already effected are
refreshing 10 behold Il has emancipated toe anguag,
flaw procedure from that solemn Iargon wnicn oil
Tended the ears and blinded the eyes Of everybody ou
ipveterate practitioners il has brought the pleading
into state In which, if they occasion dlacuty 10 some
Of the judges they be understood oy other inIe
Oepsmen It has taken away the ab1ndant chances o.
l,c,rrisse which lay behind the uncertain and shit
inc boundaries of law and equity and the forms OF sc
lion II has instructed the judges thst instead OF being
s.,u,e 10 md technical objections II g their once 70
Look After the interests OF Justice and while under the
f,,rner system no amour, of skill or length OF expert
opee could prevent the frequent loss OF causes upon
technical grounds now, under the present VITO ofa'
nary fsrpes. In Judges and ordinary kno"ledge 10 pac
,nncr. no case need ever be determined except upon
It's merits John :. VOORHEES,
H "THE national PORTRAIT VAL
,r,vrNo l This the first number OF new eaiu'a
81 The ueI.krosn PORTAL. Gallery OF D'aOg aei
Americans" published from 1894 to l9J'' unaer 'ne
.h,rso If lanes Longscre and James Herring. IN Is
,e.e,, narrowed FORM 1t has been rendered SIN more
worthy of the approval and sd niTanon "nien
forth ., the time of Il. on z,nA publication Every P,o
10. hssn touched over some Of them reenJrsveo 'ne
no,,rs. Of several comparatively obscure in0''aa'
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