Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-22
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History Europe from the Fair Napoleon n1s15 to the
cesson Of Louis Napoleon in 1852 By Sir Archibald Ason
DC L. New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers.
We have received from Msssrs W. T. BERRY &
Co the third volume Of this valuable and Interests
ing work. It may truly be said Of Mr.. ALISON that
he adorns whatever he touches, and the period en-
braoed in this history abounds in materials for pro-
found philosophical speculation, field in which he
delights and in which he has displayed the highest
excellence. The useful information contained in
this volume is impaired in style SO graceful and
attractive, that no one who takes up the book will
feel satisfied until it is finished. We predict for
these volumes equal to that, which has at
tended Mr.. ALIsoN's other historical works.
Biographies Of Gen Israel Putnam Capt John Smith and Bene.
dict Arnold By Geo. Canning Hill Published by E. o.
Libby & Co., Boston,
These three handsomely bound ard neatly printed
volumes compose a part of the American Bogrsph-
ical series which the enterprising publishers are
nov issuing from the press The style and exeeu-
tion Of these volumes are admirably sdpaed to the
entertainment and instruction Of the young, for
whom they are intended, and we think the author
has succeededin his design stated in the preface,
Of clearing away whatever Of mistiness and mus
tiness may have accumulated" about the incidents
Of our revolutionary history, and presenting fresh
and living pictures to the mind.
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wroxEe, by George Peck D. D. Harper Brothers Publishers,
New York.
This work is full Of thrilling incidents aud stirring
adventures, embracing one Of the most interesting
periods of American history, aud describing scenes
which have been consecraed By the genius Of CAMP
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Doctor THORN Novel By Anthony Trollope, author Of
The Three Clerks' &c New York, Harper Brothers,
The hero Of this novel is a country physician and
his experience unlike that Of most practitioners,
seems to have been q pleasant one as it begins with
birth and ends,-not as might have been expected,
with death, but with wedding. The story is
told in aquaint humorous style, and contains some
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A Poor Fellow By the Author Of switch, The Right the
Left, New York, Dick and Fitzgerald Publishers.
Dedicated to whoever realizes that he is Poor
Fellow and Of course belongs Of right to Editors,
to whom it will be acceptable and entertaining as
to the other poor fellows who may read it.
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Mrzr.H Prayer and Friendship By lafayette c. Loomis
A. NJ, Philadelphia, J. B. LppncOtt Co.. Publishers.
The publications of Messrs LIPPNcoTr Co. al
ways appear in elegant type and binding, and their
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The Happy Home, BY KrVan Author Of "Leer' to Bishop
Hughes" sc. New York, Harper q Brothers.
Like all the works of this author, 'The Happy
HON contains much valuable religious instruction,
conveyed in an interesting style.
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The Family Aquarium. By Henry D. Butler, New York Dick
& Fitzgerald Publishers
The object of the work cannot be better stated
than in the language of the author. my object
has BEEN" says The Preface, to prepare Treatise
calculated to famliarize the family circle with that
.'new pleasure" the Aquarium in its more domestic
form" 1.-The Aquarium" continues the author
''has become within a short period, almost neces-
sary luxury in every well appointed household, both
in Europe and America. 1t has wholly superseded
the old fashioned fish globe in the popular affection.
Its neatness and elegance; its fascinating combina
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day facts and the opportunities which it affords for
the study of natural history constitute the chief at
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