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BOOKS REVIEWED.


Fifty Years in Chains Parthenia, or the
Last Days of Paganism Twin Roses !;
Stories and Legends of Travel and His
tory
New American Cyclopedia :
American Journal of Medical Science !;
North American; Christian Examiner !;
Nature.and Use of Money and Hard Cur
rency; Mrs. Follen's Twilight Stories !;
Eclectic Magazine
Debit and Credit; The Plant Hunters, or
Adventures Among the Himalaya Noun
Sketches of Art, Literature, and Character;
Poetical Works of James r. Lowell !;
Eclectic Magazine; Knickerbocker !;
Methodist Quarterly Review
Biography of Elisha Kent Kane; History
of the Republic of the United States !;
Christian Examiner; English Hearts
and English Hands; Scenes of Clerical
Life; Edinburgh and Westminster Re
views :
Lectures before the Young Mems Christian
Association Memoirs of Gennesaret
Expository Thoughts on the Gospels;
The World of Mind
Education in Sardinia; Memoir of David
Hoover The Three Beauties; Spanish
Conquest of America; European Ac-
quaintance; The Bow in the Cloud !;
Reviews, &c.
Debates of Congress from 1860 to 1896 !;
Medical Lexicon; Negro Labor CUES
ton; Stockton's Periodical New Tesla
ment; Pulpit and the Pew :
Bible indicated; Old Hepsey Oriental
and Western Liberia English Language
in its Elements and Forms; Poems, by
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON, D. c, DECEMBER 80 1858

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n. H. Caldwell; Slavery Examined by
the Light of Nature; Lost Daughter
and Other Stories s.
Land of Promise; Littell's Living Age;
Sermons by Rev. +. w. Robertson An
dromeda, and Other Poems 81
Memoir of Capt. M. NJ. Hammond; Inst.
tutes of Ecclesiastical History g.
History of the Origin, &c. of the Constitu-
ton ofthe United States; Compendium
of American Literature; Happy Home;
New York Pulpit in the REVEAL of 1858 q
Debates of Congress from 1889 to 1856
Life of Thomas Jefferson, by Randall;
Reviews g
Wyoming -Its History, &C.. Power of
Grace Sermons of the Rev. c. H. Spur
geon Glimpses of Jesus, or Christ ex-
allied in the Affections; Life of George
Stephenson; Every Day Book of Histo-
~ and Chronology Fred Markham in
Russia 81
History of the Inductife Sciences; South
ern Platform Lifeand Times of Hugh
The Jealous Wife The Rival Beauties;
American Journsl of Education 10:
Lola Montez, Letters Of; Cruise of the
Betsey; Pockst Chess Book III
Paris With PEI and Pencil the Indian
Rebellion; Memories My Life Work,
by Mrs. Cook IL
The Hero Missionary; Story of Needle,
and the Rambes of Rat; Truth is al
WAYS Besj; Select Discourses liz
A New LAIN English School Lexicon -.
Fifty Yefs in Chains; Aunt Sally, or
The Gross the Way of Freedom Me-
moirs of Rachel; History of King Rich
ard Il and III; Mensuraton and Practi-
cal Geometry Doctor Thorne, Novel;
BIeuoir of Joseph Curtis -
George Melville, Novel; Magazines, &c. l3t
A TGxt Book OF Vegetable and Animal
Physiology; Memoirs of Joseph Carter;
The Coopers, or Getting Under Way;
Religious Aspects of the Age Isl
From New York to Delhi Household
Book of Poetry; Reviews, &c. l5S
Sir Walter Raleigh and his Time; A Jour
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The Sheepfold and the Common; Stand
Up for Jesus Surgeons Gems Light
for the Live l6t
The Laying of the Ocean Telegraph; Lee
lures before the Young Mems Christian
Association; The Exiles of Florida;
Rational Cosmology III
Voice of Christian Life in Song Chris
tan Hope; Courtship and Matrimony;
Vestiges of the Spirit History of Man II
SelfMade Men Frederick ii of Prussia;
Elements of Natural Philosophy II
Blonde and Brunette Manual of the Barn
Yard and Domestic Animals; The Ju-
liza; Webster and Haynes Celebrated
Speeches; Isabella Orsini Mich Cows
and Dairy Farming; Stratford Gallery;
Sunday Afternoon in the Nursery Is
History Of Frederick II History of Pros
titution Is
The New Testament; Sermons to the
Churches; Address before the Essex
Agricultural Society 10
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Land; Cornells Grammar School Geog-
raphy; Proverbs of Solomon Illustrated;
New American Cyclopedia; Night
Caps; Courtship Of Miles Standish;
Works of Robert Leighton, d. D.; Life
and Times ofSir Philip Sidney; A Yacht
Voyage; Story of Bethlehem 10
Thorndale, or Conflicts of Opinion; Christ
mas Homes; Beautiful Home, and other
Letters to Children 20
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