New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-14
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
Enraen a1 s ~ II
times An,etean edition edited by Faneisl @ I,
ton Is Co.
Like many Or notable inventions, the germ Of the idea
worked pplcton's Cycopea of Biography is ttasaan
tic heeNccuton and result els antic, aud of home
development however, and highest degree credable
botto the publishers and the writer's whom they have en-
poyed.
The work selfis great asoenm of mems nancs aud
fame acryp in which they embulmed entire; furnace
from, which they spring forth 4ss plus
full perfect and amonious their great life carpentry than
they were, even in tlieif lives. --.t -*5
The work aspres epione Of the names, lives deeds
of all Of the eminent to chronicle that by which they
acquired einence and the period in which they moed still
grNnder elevation work Of comprehensive character
many minute details must have but is
derl how few and how inconsdenbo they III the
great volume work of general reference is
invaluable the student writerand author; md for those whose
studies go beyond primer and reading boolo what is
monty needed acts acknowledged chart of priceless value
Comparing few facts and dates belonging to it with dates
facts liked in memory enbalmed in other works
We acotnendalc coincidence and agreement with
some notifications of moment.
To enhance its merit and give greater value to what in
ITSELF highly valuable he publishers have added profnsio Of
Illustrative pictures portraits and landscapes which, they
altogether such needed for the Of conoiseurs
sufficient for and orranent much as they i'm
prove the book
We sincerely commend the Cyclopcdia every reading man,
every student aud every scholar needtu handbook and
necessary work reference That il has been published
long ago is WONDER that 1t is of great graft
fcation support given works Of sterling merit in this
country should be sufficient guarantee of extensive le
and argc circulation The work is well gotten up in every
respect that does credit 10 tho publishers.
REcol 1E(ross OF THE TABLE TALK SAMUEL ROGERS
which added Porsoniaia New York D. Appleton Il Go.
The life of the baukerpoet the author of Italy; who Ind
fifty Thousand pound note framed in his chamber who wrote
strangely good well wonderfully productive checks
who added charity cash who wusrrspeced 'Chnge, and
cougted by scholars who renmt Dreams but worked hard
facs makes anomalous biography, such rarely pre-
The ahletak, after the of Eaztts compost
tons similarly entitled preserving his hon nos and best
ings, anecdotes and acem is very instructive and full OF
meet All WHO love read should copy and poruse
it carefully
| TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN Girls: A Story of Vermont By
| Blythe White, .r. New York Derby Jackson
A5conpanion to tie 'sGrcen Mountain Boys with more
fashionable dress The threaded will sort of crazy
philosophy made up of all the worlds ss and intended
check nempevancc avarcc, sclshess slavery etc. by
of long scene, duly decorated Some of the painting Of
Vermont scenery very good. and MI Of the woo
easy readable 1t occupies fair shelf in the library
| Of modern publications.
Changes. ByT. 3. Butler. New York; D. Appleton Il Co
The old determinations and predictions " Rain
AontThis-Tine " covering half month in their
nent are ended weather philosophy has become science
TO tell what been. of plain and pupate nature al
any do. To tell what be- requires knowledge
and foresight and auor undertakes give the rules Of
this new knowledge which, besides being invaluable picnic
and boating parties will be of much worth all classes of PEG
pie From cursorF yiewof his Aors inclined tt
think the labor well performed and worthy oil observation
The book illustrated with many and dagHerre0typcs
the heavens before during and after storms and undertakes
explain their philosophy 1t is clearly written aud hand
somely printed -
CATEcnIsu or AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY GEOLOGY. By
James Il. W Johnston With an Introduction by John ~
Norton. We" horh , Y. ~ ' .. w.
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Geology anu continent VI teS A"y t"s' v t'.ts
VINO snota pc i"i'al WIN 'H''' Il i9's steH' lF'ei
i'et1' anu O'''A 'e' +'sN ~
EIPER1'ENTL RESEARciIEs on The Food Of Animals and the
fSomA " 1-' ~ Mt NJ, II HS
TIN ,re Of the 7yor is in lis l rs mans eI,arae-
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~ II should N, o}aincd and studied by every one engaged in
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c II co,,oine ,,c 4attcr lfkr,vg rratiyt
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W. ara i1nled IN 7 {, Noroar Excbanre place near III,
| postrfic, far comics of all the above named works
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| s Thrqsher, New York Derby a jackson.
The interest attaching to the whole Of this country but more
especially to the Southern portion Of it, the consideration
Cuban affairs has been so great and 50 prominently published
for some time past both here and Europe render every
thing appertainne TO the matter Of reliable nature gre
import Notwithstanding The information gathered from ret
es and returned tourists concerning that which they saw
that which tsv were told in some lasty trip from Havana III,
tanys Trinia only i'm outline and rough chart Of the cr
acer capacity and condition of the great island has been
to the nuc In order TO remedy this deficiency and .rc al
translated UunoJs great work and We risk lille in sa,in
Tint there is not at the reseut lime probably any one
qualified 10 take up the subject he has taken and eliminate i'll
various that lead to the conclusions at which he
residence of many years in the Island in such position am
under such circumstances as rendered knowledge inevitable la
INV native coId have excecd or even eouallel his labor
hatfield
The history is nronerIr ncfaced bv large and accurate ma
or te Jau1 towns cities mountains and rivers te sloa
along its coast and the bearings different ports have to ohe
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