The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-07-28
New Publications.

ITALY, AND THE WAR OF lS59-giVing a
history Of the causes of the War, with Bio
graphical sketches and finely engraved Por-
traits of the Heroes, together with the off,
cial accounts of the Battles Of MOntebello,
Pslestro, Magenta, &c. &c, and Maps of It
aly Austria. and all the adjacent Countries,
by MADAME JULIE DE MARGUERITTEs, with an
introduction by DR.. r. Shelton Mackenzie
Handsomely bound in one volume, l2mo.,
cloth, price 81, l,25: and published by q.
Evans, 439 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
"IrALY AND THE WAR OF 1859 - This
handsome volume, written by Madame Julie
le Marguerittcs, and suitably illustrated with
Maps and Portraits, has just been published
1v G. G. Evans (the original Gift Book Pub
tsher) Of Philadelphia, at the low price Of
Sl,25. and is as we'll timed as it is we'll exc
ea,ed The design is to show Italy in her
PAsT and PRESENT, SO that the reader may un-
tcrstand on what grounds she bases her ex-
pectancy of glorious Future; with this view
the author, who has travelled largely through
EUROPE and has resided for a considerable
period in Milan with visits to the other great
cites Of Ialv, describes places with which she
IS acquainted, and personages whom she IN
umately knew. The statistics of the various
states now engaged in hostilities. are given,
With biographical sketches of the Soyerelgns
generally, and Statesmen, whom the war has
'arown into prominency. a great deal of
PERSONAL anecdote is introduced, which very
much adds to the spirit and acceptabi.ity of
4 Tie work. Tie causes of the war are fully
.ad fairly developed. and there is appended
\ l authentic account of the war itself up to
he present time, including the official reports
q The various battles, and the chiyalrOus ex
poits Of General Garribaldi, the gallant Guer
'..a leader.
We notice that in an introduction TO the
work, Dr. L. Shelton Mackenzie, Literary and
(. Foreign Editor of 'The Press" (Philadelphia)
very warmly eulogizes its designs and execu
lion.
copy Of the Book, and handsome pres
'at will be sent BY mail, postpaid, upon re-
aeipt Of 81 ,2j for the book, and 2l cents for
postage
new Classified Catalogue of Books and
'iis with inducements TO Agents, VIII be
sent free, on application.
Address G. C. EVANS,
439 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa.
LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE; by the Rev
HUGH STowELL BRowN, of the Myrtle Street
Chapel, Liverpool First Series. With a
Mackenzie. Published under special ar
rngement with the Author. One volume,
limo, cloth, with Steel Portrait: Price
Il Sl,0O.
OPINION OF THE ENGLISH PRESS,
We have read Mr. II. S. Browns Lectures
'Nh much satisfaction. Mr.. Brown knows
-oW to speak TO the people He has almost
very qualification for 1t, if we may judge
'on his printed addresses. There is no maud
"a 'entimentality about him but all is health
l.as The breeze on the hill. There is no clap
s4p he IS both too honest and too earnest
W mat There is neither Pharisaic scorn
" nee nor any efteminate apoligizing for it,
.-'a wise Christian mans righteous hatred of
4 VINO knows how TO look On those who are
'n-aegraded as his brethren. lie speaks to
"' people almost as Que Of themselves, only