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NO, NOR. defer. p-ly su. far more widely, than they


er b+trg the Uier the latter tbs more readily aoprecf
hble vocsii n Few u us crsstors ell are more n
lers critics. and qualified In some degree 10 apprs-
cAre sBo enjoy cricism. Aud while there are pap-rs
in this ysume Into the spirit Of which the large aan'sr
oil Dot enter e The T~u H-rbers' consJ inou. an 'og
tbrm) yet majority OF tnrss essays, Including nj
erI Brt LIB Po-ts." The Modern Drama =" ner'etn
LitersuIer ETC., will fail not str .ose- on the gsssr
ear "The Live. of the Gr--t CsnD0ssr. IL th- psOer
in,o vhch the ~rer b., infused most ct herse sn<
will probably CON nand q hearuar approval tntn any
thing ese Ia the volume though the essays on L0nEte
lo~'s poems, gtaui,m' and Meth fisn At
the Fountain cannot ne siShted. Asd 10 an aye wn-uD
msny learning 10 observe 20 think and q JUICE
when many feel the want of wider kno Tiedge OF Ei1
Il best In our current tsiu aud OF more reliable
standards for measuring the works constantly sp
peartps-I csnno, believe thst the world viii soon ~
ready dismiss TO oblivion these Papers OF AsGARsr
FULLER.
r. THE Two Fathers" by ADADu.
CALPE Q2mo PIP 100. strpger & Towusend) Tnis
10 fragment of original Spanish work which Is nov
translated into Engh.h by the author for the bensht Of
the American public By this service, he has not laid
the literature the taste Of this country under burden
some Obligations We are willing 10 submit 20 such ia.
hctions inevitable accompaniment Of the Freedoms
Of the press but they do challenge the hosP!sbls
kindness which the present suthor seems to claim ~
the score Of their foreign origin This volume 10 the
commencement of dismsl nightmare story, with a
unnatural, ncoherent plot, crowded With CHASTITY I'm
ages of ply steal horror and vanishing lts inrinsie
eoaIsfntss Of conception with q thin coat Of sen.
timentsl morality. One need go further than
the opening of the second chapter for as
loaihs ONE description as was ever suggested oy the
re-king denominations of the dissesrng room. AN
of eivet, good apotbecary" similar perversiy
of iusg n.iioD through the whole vol lme. Such
deirous rawlings much out Of place ia literary
work the Chickering'S Of maniac would be la con-
csrtroom.
r. DOLLARS AND CENTS" by AMY
LorHRoP.-A new product evidently of the popular
school Of novel writing, Of which the "Wids, WIDE
World the pioneer. In point OF style, though
closely following in the track of Miss Elizabeth Weth
erc, II has more vvscity. more terseness and more
ssepcy of expression than sher of the wo ks TO witch
that lady has given her name. Single sentences fire.
quently occur of remarkable piquancy The develop
neDt Of the story is monotonous and uuattracuvs
PecuDisry misortsnes present only forbtdsins mate
rsls for romance and the most gifted artist can hardly
use their sonber coloring to advantage Sail asin tbs
works just alluded to, We find In these volumes great
fecities OF description, beautiful refinement OF feel
ing and rare scquain with the genuine English
elasscs Mise Wethere and Miss Lothrop have Gu
tered the sphere of friendly rivalry In the co uposdon
of domestic novels and no doubt the public will BE- the
gamer by the competition We hope 5000 to WELDON
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II "GoD IN DISEASE" is the abrupt
and offensive title OF really valuable work Tas suhor
JAMES T. DUNCAN Is an emlaent Dublin surgeon, and
has oevoied clear Intellect aud sound scsndie Know
edge 10 the investigation of the views preseuted Ia tue
volume He maintains that the phenomsns OF disease
exhibit the evidences of benedcent design not less than
the more attractive arrangements OF Providence ~hi;h
are constantly appealed To Oy writer's on naursheoogy
Controvenng that the vista Ion OF sicsasss
ia a casual occurrence, aud that ii 10 a punishment
specially Inflicted for previous mlscon iu {, he
shows the traces of Divine wisdom Ia the processes OF
disease and presents variety Of considerations ser'-
Ing to reconcile the sufferer the lot OF humanity
Q2mo pp. 332. Philaa Lindsay s. Blakiston. New
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E HIsTORICAL SKETCHES OF THE
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH" by ALEXANDER JONES. rno
author Of this volume old ssser 10 the telegraph
business has here compiled variety of facts 10 regard
10 the origin application, and present condition OF she
Electric Telegraph. hi. work emo dies good deal
of us full Information, TO which may otsn be eonvs-
niept to refer IL is, however, incumoered with much
irrelevant matter for the purpose Of setting forth the
per,ons services OF the author and other topics In
which resdrrs In general have not the slightest Interest
His use of language s great triumph over grammar
as the telegraph Is over space. (svo PIP. 1874 q. r
PutDsm)
r. "THE PHILOSOPHY OF LIVING" by
HTRsEEr MAYO Aprsctes treatise os distetic', sxer-
ese sleep clothing ventilation aud other conditions OF
good health 1t steers middle course between extrems
views on hygiene admitting. for instance that vine s
poison, bui recommending It's moderate use, when tue
,,.te 1, In certain state OF disorder TIE volume Is
Of sprighty character Astounding with sneciote and
illustration and showing certain ewdness Of oossr
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strongly conrsst.d porraifure the irerent msaite'ta
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sopa anecdotes. nserarded with the authors occsiosa
reflections which we are sorry say are expressed /.
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JOHN ANGEL JAMES A voluuae Of Dl'cour.es to
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