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AMERicAN FEMALE P0ETs. With an Introduction
BY HENRI CoPPEs, A. NJ No PIP. -" T. H. butter
Among the more costly gift-books of the sea-
son, this superb volume will claim distinguished
place in the estimate IN of the public both on account
Of the interest of It's and the beauty of its en-
bellishments. Consisting Of specimens of the most
celebrated English and American female poets, issued
in magnificent sly Of Typography illustration, and
biDding il forms a companion volume TO the Gallery
of Famous Poets" published by the same house last
year. and which met with universal favor throughout
the country. Among the writers whose poems have
furnished contributions 10 the volume, we lind the
names of Joanna Baltic, Miss Milford Mary Hewitt,
Mrs. Hemans, Mrs. Norton Miss Landon. Mrs.
Browning and of American poetesses, Mrs Sigour-
ney. Maria Brooks, Mrs. f. Cakes Smith, Mrs. os-
good, Mrs. Gilman, Mr. Elicit, Mrs Hale, Margaret
Fuller, Anne C. Lynch, Mrs. Stevens, Alice Cary,
Sarah j. Lippincott, from whose productions seiec-
tons have been made with excellent Judgment. The
work is illustrated with hundred admirable engrav-
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America, including large number of gems from the
pencil of Schmolze. The portraits alone, of which
there is considerable number give great attraction
TO the volume the whole Of which exhibits merits
that cannot fail to recommend it to the favor Of inte-
gent and tasteful book purchasers.
THE MARVELLOUS ADVENTURES AND RARE CON
GETS OF MASTER TuLL owLGLass. EDITED 6yy
X. n. II. MAcKENuE illustrated by Alfred Cro"quiiL
l2mo. PIP. ass. TieknOr Fields-
The old German Eulenspiegel one of the most popu-
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by Crowquills nmitable designs which are in admra-
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bold satire Of this unique work Is still spicy ever
and will end it 10 modern readers who
pei haps az yet know it only from CaFyles descrp-
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rough merriuent, and broad drollery, not wthou.
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mus. have made il irresistbly captivating TO the
popular sense and with all it's fantastic extravagances
and roguish crotchets in many points instructive
AMERICAN HISTORICAL AND LITERARY, SuRIosI-
TIES. Edited by john JAY SMITH. Second Series ITO
Charles b. Richardson
The rare collections in this volume form treasure of
signal interest to American antiquarian students and
amateurs. 1t consists of great variety OF documents
illustrative of the history of this country, copies Of
manuscript letters and journals belonging TO the period
of the Revolution, fac-simes Of the autographs Of
eminent men, old advertisements and play bills of a
significant character, portraits Of English and Ameri-
can celebrities and other curious relics of past age
all of which possess slight attractions to the lovers
of historical research. The most cursory examination
of this work shows that it is well entitled to place in
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REWARD THE FOX. AFTER THE GKRsAS yRRsrox
eosrnE. BY THoxAs JAMES ARNOLD, esq. ITO. PP. s26
ID. Appleton L Go.
Here is favoiite old work. which for centuries has
held the highest place in the affection of European
readers. 1t is Of the books of the people, which
has foated down the stream of time with no loss Of
popular interest. In this edition, have spirited
pOetieal translation after the version of Goethe,
who has clothed the ancient traditional narrative with
fresh fascinations. The Illustrations from Kaulbach's
designs are irresstbly comic. The volume is Issued
in excellent style, tinted paper, and will no doubt
he in request among the publications for the holidays
A BOOK OF FAvoRrTE MODERN BALLADS 40, pp
lG7. d. Appleton 4 10.
The contents Of this volume have been rejected from
such Of the favore English ballads written since the
commencement Of the last century are best adapted
TO pictorial illustration. They include of the
most popular productions of Sir Walter Scott Burns,
Hood Sout! ey, Campbell, Colerdge and Longfellow,
and are illustrated by fifty engravings Of great merit.
The volume will doubtless be regarded valuable
Christmas offering.
AUTOGRAPH ETCHINGs BY EMINENT ARTISTS. 4tO
W. A. Townsend Go.
collection of original etchings by twelve native
artists intended to illustrate a application Of Pho
toersphc Art, under the supervision Of Mr. John W.
EhniDger. Among the artists, whose sketches are
contained in this volume are Durand kensett, LeuLe,
Darey and olhers and the whole work Is illustrated
by selections from several favorte American poets.
BIBLE STORIES IN BIBLE LANGUAGE. limo, PIP. 1877
D. Appleton 4 Go.
The character of this neat volume explained IN the
title Its purpose is 10 give the most interesting nara
tives Of the Bible in the very words Of the English
translation, without abbrevation paraphrase. The
work highly recommended by several eminent divines
of different religious persuasions.
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENTS. Trans
lated By the Rev. EDvAED FozsrsR sTo. ~. l'oSz D.
Appleton 4 60.
good and convenient library edition OF world re-
nowned work.