New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-07

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tS'"A TREATISE on HgADAcHEs,' ~
JOHN C PErEkS NJ D. (svo. pp. 1876 wu Rsdie)
TTis valuable treatise By emin'n Homeopathic
physician o; this City is founded the German cork
Of Rrekert. entitled "ChnicSl Experience" bu, w.th
inpor,sn, notifications and Improvements. The orig
nal work consists Of collection OF cases, with mi
mute description Of their symptoms and treatment
The present edition has bees enlarged by an iniroduc-
tory essay on the nature and causes OF headAehe-a
statement OF cases Published in the leading Homso-
psthc journals OF America England. and France
series Of directions for the selection and use OF reine
dies against the headache in addition 10 those laid down
by Rdckert-and several short articles ON spec'hc
SCENTS prescribed in the Homeopathic practice Or.
Peters exhibits a familiar knowledge Of the subject
in his judcious comments, and no small degree OF the
acuieness and penetration which are essential 10 the
success of the practitioner his volume must be OF
great utility to the professional student on account o;
the variety and precision OF is statements, while the
general reader will CLEAN from it many valuable sug-
eestcns in regard to the care and preservation OF
health The manner in waich it is prepared shows no
less medical scholarship than practical skill Some OF
its unpronouncsbe terms indeed may give the uneS-
perienced reader headache but in thai case he will
lind the cure explicitly described in is pages In few
books Is the bane 50 closely connected with tho
antidote."
IL" BLAcKwooD for November opens with
poem entitled the Golden Age" in which vein OF
mild satire is embodied in easy versdcation large
portion OF the number exclusive OF the serial novels,
is taken up with discussions OF English politics. An
article Queen Mary pays high tribute 70 the merits
of Miss Strickland her biogrspher In regard TO the
character OF Mary the writer gives highly rhetorical
summary follows:
The extraordinary and increasing interest which the
memory Of Queen Msry has excited. in every age snd
pen oil the VERDI l. be sscribed not much 20 the
empowering influence OF any one charm AZ 20 the com
blned eject o. many with which II Is invested sac
united in her person the whole attractions whc taAea
snely have secured immortality for their possessors IN
former times No, less lovely enchntng than Cleo
patra she suhdued every man. save John Knox, who
approached her aud Inspired all The ardent ant roman
tic in the other with the most absorbing and eniur
in passion Net less captivating than ii IN she behed
all tie princes Of Europe at her ioet and provoked
strife IN Chrsteudon fierce end lasting than that OF
ten yesrs duration around the walls Troy she rival
led ZenC bis the spin. and animation with which she
trayersed dc erts on horseback, and endured with
meny spirit the dangers and privatous OF war; but,
unlike her she did not fail IN the moment OF her sOrest
Trial, mar her memory by quaIng before an lnests-
be fate No martyr of the Christian alth ever through
sfatfs raIfir
in death a more sublime or heroic spirit OF mingled
courage and devotion.
Cys" HARpER's MAGAZINE for December
opens with sketch Of Washington City, by Miss Anne
C. Lynch describing the localities, public buildings,
ard social peculiarues OF the nntona metropolis The
article is appropriate 70 the season. and will be read
with interest by the thousands of visitors vending
their way to the Capitol A paper on Australia, by
Alfred H. Guernsey, gives variety of useful inform
alton in regard to the geography, aud goddiggings OF
that country. 4 brei notice OF Daniel Webster ia
illustrated by several engrayings showing the birth
place Of the departed statesman his residence March
field, and other objects OF nere connected with his
life TIE selections in this number furnish readable
miscellany and the different pieces Of editorial iurni.
ture have something adapted to every taste
20 The CANADIAN CRUSoE. n deeply
interesting story of adventures in Canada, by Mrs.
TRAIL, the authoress of the popular work, "The
Backwocds OF Canada Filled with picturesque de-
scrptons, stirring incidents, and narratives owd md
pcrious he the frontiers oil civilization il combines
the Vaccinations OF a romance with the reality Of expe
rence The present edition is illustrated with numsr-
Gus engrayngs. Q9rno., PIP 376. c. 5 Francis Coz
~ "THE SPmNG-TraE or LIFE" by Rev.
DAVID magic Q2rno PIP. 32s. Robert Carter & Bro
thers) collection OF coun els by a venerable man
for the guidance OF the young Sound in principle rich
in Instruction sectionae in tone and chate in style.
it is adapted both interest and improve the youthful
reader.
10 THE EDRBURGH REVIEW" for Oct.
o. Scott Co )has an elaborate article the Life and
Letters of Judge story presenting high estimate Of
the ega ability and learning Of distinguished Amer
lean jurst The other articles Of greatest interest are
on Count De Maistre, Japan, and Marie de Msdici.
l5' "TnE LIFE OF HENRY CLAY" This il
popular sketch of the biography of the usrious Ken
tuckian. forming volume Of The Young Americans
Library" II n handsomely brought out, with profuse
illustrations. Q2mo, pp go. Lindsay & Blakiston.
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