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the nnblisbers beve san, Il . .o,,, !, 9'''''
Btoea.pux az r,,sv. r.. & r., NJ r-,,,-
Elder. Philadelphia: Childs Il peIerso5 '''''A'
handsome octave az over 400 nages with s,sal
engrayings of Kane and his residence mar ph;la-
delpha The multitudes who have iearnaa N Iov,
and admire the great explorer through his own writ.
ings, will derive a new enjoyment n this writing
about him by one of his most Intimate rr;aras THO
biography of DR. Elder soes nobla ;,stica u. i.s sh
ect and Is written in stvla ~ eacon, 90 oronh;c
40 fun Of freshness and seaI,ng ,bat n von,d eo,,
first To last ahsorh anv reaasys attention ova ie ha
had never heard of Kane Tha hool Il oa,tan -, n
stvle tn co,rasnord with K,nes yyorts ,s;,t ,,s.h
Il ia donbtess destined 70 Ana co-ovtansro o;ro,,
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oF AsrRro a. traced IN he Wrt;nr ~ M
der Hamilton and his Contemporaries. By John g.
Hamilton. Vol2 New York d. Annleton 4 20
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$500 Us 'ou'.ss' y s'' sayings writihgs
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80 = 'As "oiA "a''As 'een severely crltlulsed ana
"'sa Jus ue'ahaeion oi "ashlng
~ p4"."s w iauin'ou az 'uas heros expense
~ AN.o - 'ue p'e'a0e ~ 'ue present volume de-
I..A ,'o,, ""u "n''s' reasSereng tnas
80 800 y D''"y ieV'e's siBheu ny
- W. na'u'aius snae ne mas
s'r.l ny, ue'anasoiy ~ putting
ioi'u suose ru'ns 10 1he world ms feature OF the
work will doubtless render the work very interesting
to the reading public but we regard IL "a ono which
should not be placed in the hand of the yop1p stu
dent.
ADELE. A Novel. By Julia Kavanapb. New yor,.
d. Appleton & Co.
Miss Kavanagh's previous novels have scbieved a
popularity which must ensure this bsr Lost f,vor,
bic reception. We commend it to fiction readers
LITERARY ATTRACTIONS OF THE B1stE or A plaa
Ior the Word Of God, considered as classic. By
Leroy :. haisey, d. ID. New York: Charles
M
>. ~ - n'o p'saIo' 'ua' us opJec' Is
80 a., pa.'' "ua' 'ne Di'ie oon'ansto
san '.e ',ose wno, unusr an impression that
there is nothing in the Bible but religion really do
not know how much there is in ito bring out to
their view some of its many treasures-and to present
them in snch a wav that thew shall dosro - soa
,,ora "a - - a.t-,a.as a. '',t' 1e."0 " sse
morei enu SO De attracted TO the book itself.n 1t
sees now 'na' we nave thls BOOK before us,
that no one should ever have thought of writing such
book before especially as SO many books upon the
Bible have been written. The Rev. Mr.. Halseys
work, we think, will make a decided mark in the
literary world 1t is beautifully written, and CLOVIS
throughout with all the shine Of the scholar and the
poet. 1t is neat volume Of 440 pages.
SERMONS, Preached at Trinity Chapel, Brighton. by
me late Key. Frederick W: Robertson, NJ. A. Sec
Tctnor t F;ai Tue iourtn London edition. Boston,
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