The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-09
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ITALY AND FRANCE IN THE 18TH CENTURY ErTORE FERA
The Challenge Of Barea The struggles of an
Italian against foreign invaders and foreign protectors
Mich Cows AND nMHa cop pr the Breeds
breeding and management in health and disease Of Dairy
PLANTATION q Guenon's method The culture of forag-
ann and the production Of and cheese En-
farming the United States and British Provinees with
is added Horsalls' system Of Dairy Management Libe
Ba Of Flint sa Of Te
Boston, ID Winter street, 1889 sr4-..-,.-. a. . r.
The conscientious copying of the title page of Mr..
Flint's work, duty we have performed above, is
very sufficient explanation of its scope and inten
ton. That Mr.. Flint has well done what he has
undertaken is, believe, the unanimous verdict of
the experts who have looked into the matter 1t
our opinion that every man wao has COW in his
stable should have this book in his library.
"ITALY AND FRANCE" is a spirited translation
of an historical novel written by a distinguished
Sandman. The translator says "most oppor-
''tunely at the present time, when struggle
''for national independence is going on in Europe,
81 offer this work to the friends of Italy in Amer
''ica. have opinion of my own about
"Napoleon Ill. / think him honest" The struggle
has closed for the present least before the trans
lation could avail itself of the opportunity. Wheth
err the translator retains the opinion which he calls
''his own of Napoleon ILL.,, at the present time is
very questionable Yeteven now, perhaps, he may
still wisely say "eritus acta probat."
From Armstrong Berry -srzt -aes
kntB Sa6 WEB s6 TrGSsh HdS BY
PIN lvol, l2mo, PIP. 4os. Boston, New York and Phil
From John Murphy & Co.: --a
Emnence Cardinal Wseman, Archbishop of Westminster
during his tour in Ireland in AUGUST and SEPTEMBER
hiaT aatrra da in tho I'm,
pTsson t m revised RHf BY his With
rick Donahoe % Franklin street, 1859
From Cushings Bailey:
sgELIET MEMoRI4Ls from authentic sources Edited by
Lpdy Shelley To winch is added an Essay ChriStian
Ticknor Fields 1859. -.
serious and sad book-replete with memories of
sorrow and pain, the combat and defeat of rare ee
MUS and lofty aspiration lighting against the
world! These papers shed but little additional
light upon-or rather add but few facts to what
was before known of the life of the poet and Shelley
remains the almost mythical parsonage he has ever
BEEN They are, however, profoundly interest
ing-what we had almost called the posthunious
journal of Mrs Shelley-written after her husbands
death-painfully SO. There is among them bright
letter from Charles Lamb, an extract from which
we have recently published.
From the author, and for sale by j. w. Bond &
Co.: ~ is4A,,.
A COMPREHENSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGtIsH LANGUAGE,
containing original features, especially in the treat
ofveb and the omission of technical terms In two
parts, comprising complete elementary By Thos
Henderson. Philadelphia J. b. Liplincott Il Cos 1859.
From Henry Taylor: .- e
THr BLACK DWARF, and the LEGEND OF MoSFRosE OF
Petersons cheap series ofScotts Novels I'M. +. d..
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