The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-31
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The Deserted Hye, By Mrs Lmma ID, h. q. Sonthworth
1t would not be going too far perhaps, to say
that rs Southworth stands above female writer of the
present age whether American foreign. Certainly no
single pen has given the literary world many and such
valuable works has that which gave the "Los Hetres
'sThe Wfes Victory" &C., &c and which gives US
the deserted Wife" Originality genius and talent, pu-
riy of morals powerful deneaon Of character minute and
delicate analysis of the working of the passions characterize
all of her writings these added easy graceful and
polished sty which throws additional charm around her
admirable In the Deserted Wife" the purpose
Of the author proessed to teach the lesson thai the
fundamental of unhappness in married life de-
ieeve moral aud physical education and premature con-
traction OF the matrimonial Its book to read
and reflect and that cannot fail to do immense
amount of good and win rank Of the brightest and
purest ornaments the literature of this country
The Missing Bride.
This believe the latest production from the pen Of
Mrs. Southworh. The lofty gination the graceful inn
agery the feke Incidents the noble sentiments purely
conceived aud beautifully expressed which abound in this
book all combine to render it perhaps the popular of
her stories Both books may be had of Taylor Maury
Table Traits ot,h Something Thsm. BY Dr. Doran.
There is freshness and good-humored kind of spirit in
everything which Dr. Doran writes which very attractive
We surnse, the which the book
boe that the Doctor somewhat fond OF the good things
Of life that served up the Table" For sale by Franck
Taylor
Beyinaing aud Gro,oh of the Christian Life he Sunday
School eacher. Boston Crosby, Nichols Co., for tho
Sunday school Society.
This little book title indicates Of gous char
in which the object Of Sunday schools the qualification
Of Teachers and the treatment of pupils discussed in
plain sensible manner emineny calculated to strengthen
these truly praiseworhy institutions 1t should be in The
hands of all teachers and pupils For sale by Taylor
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Words for The Workers. BY William d. Haley.
In the introduction this little work, find the follow
ing ~ wish oresal the critics BY ing
them, Gentlemen, these pages not for you" The
Rev Mr. Haley orgets, does not know that of the
critics embraced the term workers. to whom his
''words addressed but anyhow, not anxious
take hold of this book roughly for really think there
very good suggestions in it, For sale by Taylor
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The bland Empire or the scenes of the first exile of the
Emperor Napoleon together with narrative of his resi-
dence the island of Eba taken from local information,
the papers of the Brth President and other authentic
sources BY the author of !" Bondelle."
The volumes which been about the Great Ma
poeon would Of themselves fill large library and still they
come and read for the student for ages to
feel lively interest in everything relating the
of the Alexander OF France. For sale by Taylor
Maury.
Cleue Hall. BY Miss Sewell.
The Of work by this gifted and popu
lar authoess will be received with delight by her many
thusiatc admirers She already enjoys high and extended
reputation writer and this work will add greatly
fame. 1t may be had of Taylor Maury.
| Maud and other Poems.--By Alfred Tennyson.
must confess that Deleve other adj
mrer of Tennyson have been disappointed in this book He
has by acquitted himself in worthy of
his great powers. Yet, of Tennysons genius
could write book of this size without displaying his
higher qualities, there fine passages Maud but
the of it is jingle. Taylor Maury offer for
sale.
/ Mortipers College Life. BY E. J. Moy.
Those Of young friends who have read Lous School
Days'-and guess there quite number of Their
should not fail to read Mortimers College Life by the
author equals if does excel that work. For aac
/ by X. Farnham.
| The Works of John C. Calhoun Edited by Richard K
Cralle. Vols. and vi.
The deeds of this great part OF our national his
tory his fame is part of national glory. Time
only brighten his it away the personal preu
which necessarily engendered in long political
career His works will be manual to statesmen long
the great principles of remain and though
many may differ with him. fail to admire his great
ness The present volumes contain his reports and public
letters and complete this edition of his works. They may
be had of r. Farnham.
Pictures of Europe; Framed IN Ideas. BY G. A. Barta
Boston Crosby, Nichols, Co.
This book which gotten up handsome STYLE contains
series of prettly written essays upon tho beauty Of
the word--the mountains, rivers, lakes, and sea the
superiority nature and its testimony religion
society country mankind &C., &C., all of which have been
suggested by different and incidents in Europe For
sale by Taylor Maury.
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