New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

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ainng complete repertory OF Homeopathic science en-
bling tie physician ascertain glance the appoprs
remedy for any symptom group Of symptoms he may
called on to treat according the Of extended an
accura'e pathological investigations The amount Of abO
required for the PREPARATION Of such work ABSOLUTE
frighHuL As exhaustive catalogue Of symptoms. W
should suppose might be consulted TO advantage by tn
practitioner any system leaving tho selection Of rene
Dies to his own views and theories
In the second work the manuals of Jahr and Possart
combined so ss toinclude everything Of vane in each with
out ennrgng the volume by cumbersome repetons Tn.
hrstpat presents brief compendium OF the MaeTa Nedi
CO. while the second is intended reperory Of symptoms
especially adapted to the purposes of the beginner though
valuable a reference the more experienced practi
toner.
The treatise The Diseases of Children" bears dis
tnguished reputation in the gna being regarded the
best work produced by any writer Of the Homeopathic
school on the TO which is devoted Its author Is
veteran pract ner, whose work and chronic
dscaes has excited great influence in favor OF the Home
opathc practice The present volume IS constructed on
fimar pon ard may be regarded the completion of the
previous work DR. Hempel las added to his translation
several original notes of great value relating diseases
which children are peculiarly subject in this country espe
cially cholera i,fantum and Group
The last named volume at the head Of this article is pop
ular explanation in German Of the Homeopathic treatment
One of lis sting features is discussion Of the connec
ton between Homeopathy and Hydropahy in which the
bcntGs ofthc War system freely admitted though
in the opinion Of the author Homeopathic medicines many
cases ioIm necessary odjuvnnt in tho completion of the
h,nli procoa
Tho works which we have nocedar Of recent date hay
ing made hor appcarancea short intervals during the past
summer We imagine TINT few authors publishers can
bo0H Of a better summers wok
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embryo. which God had implanted within my
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ward but they Dissolved into signs, which expressed
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However, Coufngcously gra1pod my pen, aud the
power. which Ind 80 long lain dormant, was at length
crllcd into existence Ny frat attempt was based solely
uIon innocent r,mnsconsosstll my destination in the
great Of authorship gradually became more and
more apparent have srven onward, at least boldly,
ard with good will have experienced the thorns and
triumrhs Of literary life The former have slightly
wounded The latter intoxicated me. But of one
triumph was proud II was when held In my hand for
the fret time OF my works, translated and published
in America Ms eyes filed with The brig dreams
planted the seod, and 20 aso approved Of tho fruit,
Ard yo stranger friends upon the other side of the
great waters" Ye countrymen of Irving and Cooper!
Yo true patriots
with zeal for liberty law, and land,
Defiant TO thfeldom and throne,
W n % nation ye proud IDLY y stand
Yo brave founders of Union Yo happies nation oftho
world accept the gratitude of Lowry heart for receiving
her humble works within the halo OF your domestic fire
sides.
THE WORKS OF JOSEPH ADDISON. Edited by GEORGE w
GREENE. In Five Nolumes Vol l. 2Ino. PIP. 500. Punsm
This edition embraces complete collection Of the writmgs
Of Addison including his essays in the Tate Guardian and
Spectator Its claims to superiority previous editions
are founded improved arrangement of his poems
which have hitherto been csrelesy thrown together with
out any regard to their subject their relative Importance
on systematic classification OF his correspondence which
has been collected from variety of sOurces-on more
complete presentation of his political traetsand var
ETY. of original notes critical and explanatory. These last
generally and significant not thrown in for the
sake Of saying something but well adapted to eueidate the
difficulties that with the lapse of years have eept into the
te1t They indicate both good judgment and the requisite
literary culture the part Of the Editor and place his quail
ioaons for the task he has undertaken beyond question