Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07
New Publications.

WoRTH AND WEALTH Collection of Maxms, Morals
and Misselanes, for Merchants and Men of Business
By Freeman Hunt Editor of the Merchants Mdgd-
zine, 'Lives of American Merchants &c. New York;
Stringer Il Townsend
The name of freeman Hunt of itself sufficient
Concentration OF this work. Since Franklin wrote his
golden maxims of thrift more valuable precepts have
appeared the Laws Wealth. and the Science of Po-
cal Economy, than this practical Manual OF Mercantile
Practice 1t is fact complete hand book for business
men, merchants, tradesmen, manufacturers, etc., OF all
classes ages 1t contains the thoughts gatherings,
and geanAgs twenty years. experience OF of the
able commercial writers Of the present progressive
century. The young well the old should possess
copy constant reference of this Invaluable guide
riches and honor Devoted as this volume is to such
details and biographical extrcts as more particularly
late those who have been or are engaged in trade
cry page assumes practical aspect. For sale by S.
Thompson Co., opposite the SPY Office
slated from the French By Charles E WSs ,sE: Tran,
York; Derby Il Jackson, l19 Nassau street.
This is a deeply interesting volume exciting any
romance, comprising veracous history of ten years.
campaign of Frenchman,i named jules Gerard, among
the deserts and jungles of Northern Africa The writer
to have had perfect passion for lion hunting and
he could icontent himself with any game. The
sport often dangerous and always exciting, hut by
long habit and great success Mons Gerard became such
an adept at the business, that like Capt Scotts coon"
the lions always down when he sent bullet after
them The book is welw and old and young grave
and gay, may derive instruction well pleasure from
perusa of its pages. D. Baker Co. have for sale.
GABRIEL VANE, FORTUNES AND HIS FRIENDS: by
son, 1l9 Nassau street, New York.
We do not know who jeremy Loud is; we have
heard of him before, but he has made very readable
book The names most of his characters borrowed
from Dickens and the author is evidently admirer of
the works of that popular author may judge by his
syle still there is enough of originality in the plot and
execution Gabriel Yane to redeem the work from the
charge of agarsm, and those who like good romance
will be well pleased with this For sale by o. Baker Co.
LECTURES RHETORIC ORAToRY, read to the soph-
ignores in Harvard Coegeby Edward I. Charming, late
Boylston Professor Of Rhetoric and oratory Boston
Ticknor Fields.
PrefAed to this book is biographical notice of the
thor who is brother of the late Rev. William Elery
Charming, D. D., by Il II. Dana, Jr., Esq. The book
treats the subject it Considers in all its relations, and the
thoughts embraced in it, appear to be elaborated with
great In the treatment of Judicial 0raory" "Eo-
quence of the Pupit "DeberatiYe 0ratory," "The Ad
yocate and Debater" there is great amount of sound
practical instruction The book cannot but De perused
with great profit by all For sale by .. Baker 20.
SERMONS FOR PEOPLE, by +. D. Huntingdon, D. D.,
Preacher to the University, and Plummer Professor OF
Christian Morals IN the College at Cambridge Boston,
Crosby, Nichols, h Co
This is beautifully printed volume comprising twenty
six diseourses preached at various times Mr. hunting
ton has long been recognized as one OF the aDest aud
most learned divnes in the country, and tins collection
may justly be considered valuable accession to tile re
giOus literature Of the day Although strictly decided
Unitarian in his faith, he deals hard blows at what he
deems the radical rationasm which has crept into the
church in quarters All may not coincide with the
CONCLUSIONS at winch ne arrives geJ Llty OduuO Hep
mring the religious zeal which mpes the writer,
and the pure style which he clothes his thoughts The
book is fo- sale by z. Baker & Co.
STUDY FOR YOUNG MEM Or Sketch of Sir Thomas
Powell Buxton by Rev. Thomas Bnney. Boston;
Crosby, Nichols 4 Co. 1856.
This is little book which, 10 giving brief sketch OF
the life Of Sir Thomas Powell Buxton is admirably adapt
ed, by its portrayal of many of the important traits in
the character of that distinguished philanthropst and
statesman to stimulate the youth OF our country to emu
laton Of his noble example, Commencing with most
humble origin Mr. Buxton attained at the close of his life
In ls45, at the comparatively early age of hfy-nne,
position which princes might envy. He was nineteen
years member Of Parliament, In which station all his
energies devoted towards the accomplishment OF the
great work of the abolition OF the slave trade reform in
prison discipline and other abor for the social and NOR
al elevation Of his fellow The book, therefore,
exceedingly interesting and instructive one, and is for
sale by Q. Baker & Co.
HUST's MsRoHASrs' MAGAZINE for June, is received.
This is unusually valuable number 1t is embeished
with life like engraving Of the late Abbott Lawrence
The leading article is memoir Of Mr. Lawrence, by Hon
Nathan Appleton Of Boston, The other principal al tces
are "Rairoad Management in the United States, by II.
o. j. Smith Of Mel "rrlde with the East 1.-THE Car
rency Question in Massachusetts," besides the usual
amount Of statistical matter For sale by John Doyden,
the agent, No, Lincoln House Block.
Additional Foreign News by the NiRgnrn.
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