The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-01
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Ed;nbrarg Review.

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Edimbsarg Review.
We have received
from the enterorising publishers, L. Scott aud
Co, of 79 Fulton Street, New York, the hrst
number ofths well known British Quarterly,
for 1859. It contains articles on "HeiPs'
Spanish Conquest in America" "Life Assu-
rance,n "The Church Rate Question" "The
Roman Catacombs," "The Hudson Bay Terri
,ory,n .sI.orn Liverpool's Administration until
1922" "Library of the British Museum
sLiie and Organization" and "History and
prospects of Parliamentary Reform"
london Quarterly.
This work for Janu-
ary, 1859, contains number of fine reviews
and other able articles. "Lord CORVALLIS"
"The Works OF William Shakespeare" ''Consu-
lar Service ,'Pius VIII and Gregory XVI"
"Patents," .'Lodsing, Food and Dress OF Sol
diers," oLile and Writings of Johnson"
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Westminster Review.
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North ss ritisf Review.
This work for
February, 1859, publishes articles on "rhr
Algerian Literature of France" s'Carlyle's
Frederick the Great" "FIi and the FJians,
The Philosophy OF Language" tSir Thomas
Moore and the Reformation" ''IntutIonasm
and the limits of Religious Thought" ''De La
Rives Electricity in Theory and Practice .
"Scottish Home Missions" 'Reform,' and
"Recent Publications. ."-The price of each OF
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BsackwO0d's Magazine.
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ruary, 1889 The literature of this work i.
not so ''hpavy" as that OF the stately and dig
nifed Qnarterlies, but il is of very entertain
ing sort and much of II instructive as well a
amusing. In the number before Us, there is
story entitled sFasely Accused" which in Oh
opinion, is excelentIy told. Other papers
such as "Popolar Literature, and the article OF
"Carlyle," also give interest TO its pages. TIL,
price of Blackwood is So 90 per year. Black
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J. O-Rev. 7. Heyden, of this place, latel,
delivered lecture in BeIletontr, Centre county
IS of which the Watchman, published at that place
s. has the following
LEcTURE.-The lecture of the Rev. Tn. Hev
-, den, >. D., took place on the 18th inst, IN III
Court House, as previously announced.
large audience was IN attendance. The suea
krr was introduced by the Hon. James Burn
n side. His remarks were confined to St. Pat
rick and the conversion of Ireland from pagan
ism. The venerable father was liberal in hi
(; opinions, and extremely cautious in his remarks
He designed nothing should be construed in
the light Of giving offence. His lecture wa
eloquent, logical, and instructive, and evincec
sincere desire to propagate the principles o
$ his divine Master.