New-York tribune., 1867-06-22
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The Last Cbroniclcor Bdrsct by ANTHONY TRoIIopE'
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IN. Ninth annual Report OF the New-York oha'hoct
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Mana Frcvysiop Pop,ys &C. ?. Putnam d SOM is
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. selection Of very agreeable T"oiis HUI" '"'
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The First Volume of T. B Peterson " bIo'ne.o .s
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FDcks Complete Edition of Sh0EeSpCGIcS uoI@s'
With tbirtvseyen illustrations and memoir is pnDhsheu
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The Mar ,citk the Broken Ear, Translated rom .he
French Of EDMOND ABOUT by HENRY Holt Leypou' "
uo,D ia a weird repuSvc story in the style OF Eug'r
Poe fopuded on the pretended experience OF man VINO
oe IN life again after having been dead Tor seNei"I
wears The translation shows more than common ap.'''
,n the use of language though it is not entirely 1ee io
traces of Gallicisms
The C1crougnn's JTife aad Other Sketches. by ANNA
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Mrs Richie discusses various points OF manners So
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GOOD deal of interest from her kindly and sraeu pen
An illustrated edition Of MOoRE's Irish Melodies
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20 he issued in serial numbers, and forming large qu
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"a liberal patronage on the part Of the public
collection of Critical and Social Essays, reprinted
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Jeypodt & Holt The subjects OF when they uea "i''
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10 many popular newspaper articles Apparently co"s
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Of thought which rarely preserved in the prouue
lions of associated pens. With the prevailing rage Tor
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1een more popular the of the authors had ac
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Z The Mineral Watcs Of the United States and Canada
byJ j. MooRMAN, NJ. d. Baltimore, Kelly & Pietp Is
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sudicious medical advice.
The History Of the Church in Verse by JOIN Henry
HOPKINS ID. LID. CW. l. PoOeyl The Right Rev
erend Bishop must have had bad advisers to
onduce him TO present High Church principles IN such
wretched doggcrel. Here is specimen OF his style o
poetizing ecclesiastical history:
The AIbigenses powerful band,
In doctrine dangerous, and morals low:
the Papal annalists, whose hand
Recorded all the little that we know
But the Waldenses high in word and act.
Profeesed faith acknowledged TO be pure;
Their only crime consisting IN the fact,
That they could not the Papal power endure.
Another gem is found in the account Of Epcopacy dur
ting the American Revolution:
But there were sl a few, by wisdom led,
Among the clergy, who were on the side
az Independence; and, when Others He'd,
Then constant labors 10 the Church snppilcd
OF these good men, the best distinguished
Was that OF william White. He took his stand
AS Chaplain to the Congress, and his fame
j. linked with those most hOnored III the land.
1t pity that there good sons Of the church TO
prevent their venerable father from placing himself in
the situation Of Noah after the flood.
Fathers and Sons: 4 NOrel by IvAN SERGHEIEvITCH
TuRGENEF translated form the Russian with the al
prOval OF the author byEUGENE SCHUYLER QGypoldt Il
IIotJ deserved to he translated and obliged to
Mr. Schuyler for tranlatng IT, The publishers fully
justified in offering II to the public on its own merits and
not simply curiosity. The story Introduces us to rep
thav f, Ia