New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
New'l DAILY Gribn,re
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tANORlTE AUTHORS. \ tCNPANfny. HN1v N Pm
PoETRY. I2Do. PIP 300. Ecknor * Ffrlds ~
collection OF choice pieces in prose and yer, from,
distinguished English and American authors. including
Hawthorne, Iennyso Browning, Whittier Leigh
Hunt, Miss Milford, Longfeow, De Quincy, Holmes
Lowell and msny otherT The portraits OF me various
writers form an appropriate embellishments of the vol.
anne, which ls brought ont in a style Of elegant
typography, and lie well adapted to the holiday season
aoRdL AN AND RELIGIOUS QUOTATIONS. FROM TIE
~. 3Sl Carlton Porter. we
An ornamental gift book consisting Of brief extracts
from the Britsh poets from the time Of Cbaucer 10 the
present, aud from the poetcal writers Of our own
country. The selections are Of moral and religious
character, arranged under appropriate heads with
view TO convenient reference either in private reading
and comparison or in preparation for the pulpit and
lecture room.
OUR YEAR; cHllD's BOOK n PKosk AND vEEsy By the
h esasT q p,o John H@ia eeutIem'n" limo, PIP 6s
8 truly delightful series of juvenile poems and
skeehes adapted to each month in the year. with al.
parabe illustrations by Clarence Dobell.
tempting collections of English gift books may be
found among the publications. of Routledge, Warne, g.
Rou.ledge, Edward Baldwin, New-York Agent, in
sluding sumptuous edition of Poems by ELIZA Cook
yo PIP i0sl, whose productions If Of the highest
order Of intellect inspired by the suggestions Of
noble heart and never fail to breathe lofty spirit Of
humanity. The volume is literally illustrated by Sc.
res Of engrayiDgs from deeigns by j. Gilbert, Harrison
Weir, aud other eminent artists and is Issued in the
finest style Of English Typography. Another splendid
volume is BuSYASs PHgrn's Progress Svo. PIP. i0Sl,
full OF quaint and expressive embellishments, by WaJ-
son, and engraved with admirable execution and finish
by the Brothers Dalzrel The wonderful conceptions
Of the Bedford Tinker, have never been embodied il
magnificent exterior and the edition must COM
maud the attention Of his modern ad,nirers as well a.
OF the lover Of exquisite and dainty typography. For
the younger class Of readers the same publishers have
issled Natural HlSloTy Picture Book, by the Rev.
j. g. WooD, Sketches Of Natural History, by the Rev.
J. c, ATEISsoS, The Play Bool f Mltal,, by JOIN
Henry PEPPER, and several oihers equally Interesting
and attractive. The whole catalogue will richly re-
ward the attention of the book fancier and should be
examined before selecting the Gifts of the Season.
Among The attractive juvenile books recently issued
We may mention The Segen Little Sisters isio ge on
tie Round Bah that Floats m the Ai, OF Tae and
pleasan, ancies, published BY Tcknor & Fields; TIE
Martin aud Mig Stories, by JosEPHIEE FRAsKLIS, a
series Of entertaining narratives Handsomely illustrated
and the Sumner House Series, by the Author Of
"Viclet Daisy" &c. devoted the habits Of birds
and insects and the and pleasures Of quiet
sountry life, published by Brown & Taggard; The
Fi,heTmans Boy, The Flo.7eT Boy ofthe Prairie and
Others published by the American Tract Society; TIE
Ckdrens Picture Book OF Birds, popular illustrated
ornthology, pubbsbed by Harper s. Brothors,