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csHsn; vorEo IL aims to furnish tho young school s
with such sdvice and intuSin as are demanded BY her
peculiar duties and needs The author Possesses a remark
able talent for clothing udeiOus r-soepts in plain AM "a
misr language With his profu~e eurlcyuent Of striking
illustrations ard the genuine kindness and sympathy Of
bis manner his oounses become attractive even to the
ypung readers who usually inpatient OF did.ctie
efors for their benefit and cannot fail make deep i'm
preston both OF the memory and the heart
HERoNEs OF THE cRrsADEs. By C BlO-s svo, Pr. ss.
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The romance of the Crusades a. embodied in he trsd
tons OF Saxon legendary lore is here wrought up into
successor of biographical sketches which show more fancy
than researrh As historical narrative not much import
snce can be attached this volume but its gay and oisn
eaudy pictures are well adapted to please meretrcoas
taste Hence VIII probably obtain popular circulation
for which purpose il seems to have been written
Crests from The Ocsaa Word-Under this fantastic
title nmbe wted Yankee schoomaser gives the record Of
his experience in extensive European performed
during the years and The author present at
the revolutionary outbreak of February in Paris of which
he furnishes lively description With professional in
terest educational institutions he visits several public and
private schools and brings away much valuable norma
ton of novel character His book is well worth reading
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ishmens of the peiagogue in pursuit of the elephant
not unoqueny provoke smile. The volume is published
bv Tappan Whtemor Boston and is offered for sale in
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Miss Maria Baker whose laudabe attempts to gain
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Tests Of DsriRe Inspiration, ~ F. w EvAss-rhs is
brief theological treatise by intelligent elder Of the So
cey Shakers in New Lebanon 1t processes to set forth
the rudimena principles by which true and false revea
ton in oil ages of the world be unerrngy dscrimn
a,cd The peculiar ideas OF the Shakers in regard TO the
history Of divine revelations and their contamination in the
"MDennia Church OF United Believers, are clearly eluci
dated and variety Of arguments both from and
Scripture brought forward their support Those who are
accustomed to regard the Shakers mere collection OF
ilierate fanatics would do well to examine this little vol
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A new edition Of English Literature Of he Nineteenth
Centvry by CHARLES d. CLEVELAND. is issued by Bddle
PHILADELPHIA contans the of twenty seven authors
not found in the first edition with brief sketches OF their
lives and selections from their writings Among these are
Carlyle Crcy Sir Humphry Davy, DE Quincy the Hares'
Walter Savage Landor. Barry Cornwall Tennyson and
OILERS Like the other literary manuals by the same author
this work is compiled with good Judgment and IL adapted
TO fill an important place the shelves Of the family library
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d Appleton & Co have issued revised edition OF Sir
CHARIks L,KII's Principles Of Geology devoted to the
modern changes of the earth and its inhabitants IL treats
of the economy of animate and nanmate so far as
il is Illustrative OF Geology explaining the symbocai Ian
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CN saSton has published an edition of Landscape Gar
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LEWIS ALLEN The merits Of the original work make Il
standard authority the subject while the notes oil the
American editor are in his well known racy style We trust
the volume will find It's way into the hands OF the envable
rural inhabitants who fortunate a. TO have sufficient
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The Mining Magazine for Oct, edited by William j
Tenney presents very complete record OF the mining IN
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rate and instructive essays different subjects relating 10
the mining interest The amount of information contained
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drawn by the dgent and painstakDg editor make it a
valuable repository of facts in the department to which il Is
devoted
The L'nirersal,a Quarterly a. Tompkins Boston,
OPENS with interesting article on Egypt Asayra anu
the Bible giving an abstract of Iayard latest discoveries
in the East There are several wewrtten theological ar
tces in the number which closes with batch OF literary
Notwithstanding for the most part and some OF
them quite piquont
The Sixth edition of HOOKS Church Dictionary, revised
and adapted to the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Uni
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cs of exclusive reference the Church Of England have
been omitted in this edition while contains much no.
matter Of special interest to American churchmen
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complete compendium Ancient Geography has been added
TO this edition.
THEoDoRR PARKER has addressed Friendly Letter 70
lie Executive of the American Unitarian Association
touching their New Unitarian Creed General Proca
nation of Unitarian Views 1t embodes series OF preg
nant questions sold by c. s Francis & CO..
cIoyI,. B,r.ceH By JoHs P.rrERsos is critique OF
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