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We have received the Corpus Christi
.idreriSer. from an old. but we fear he has
been an erring friend, politically. But why does
not J. instruct the Editor of the 1dreuiser in
New England principals? We judge that he
hates New Engandcr as cordially as John
Randolph did sheep.
Tho May number of The Nursery is
received. 1t is a beautiful little gem for the
little folks. 1t is published by John l.. Shorcv.
Boston, Terms 81. 80 per year.
We have received a copy. of, "a Tale of
Two Cities" one of Dickens works. and from the
press of L. B. Peterson Il Co., Philatlel phia. -
Most people who can afford it have set of
Dickens, by each of the enterprsing publishers,
who are now doing the reading public the SER
vice Of republishing these works in Il neat an
attractive form. The binding, Typography,
and general appearance ofthis new edition are
so taking that one cannot we'll refrain from
investing the small sum of Sl,25 the price of
one these youms. Mr.. Cole and Mr.. Hale
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-THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY For May
Contents. The Guardian Angel. Part V. BY
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
History Of the Sewing Machine. \ sketch OF
the invention of Sewing .Uichinc, of the diff
cuties and delay, in securing their introduce
ton to use, and of the changes effected by them
BY James Parton.
Heart and Hearth. A Poem by Thomas
Buchanan Read.
The Genius of Dickens. 4 critical essay, by
E.P. Whipple.
Germany in New York BY Charles Daw-
son Shany.
katharine Morne Part VII By the author
of Herman"
Sorrow. a Poem.
The Plaintiff Nonsuitcd.
Some Unappreciated Characters A hum 1r-
GUS statement of the possible. bat not popu arl,
credited virtue, of such pcrsanssa9 rs sol1-
mons Slussard, the Old Nan ofthc Sea. Xanthip-
pc Blue.Beard, Gallo. and Caliban. ByC. {.
Hazewe!l.
Oldport in Winter. BY T. W. IIiggin.on.
Marble Qaarric>. \ Poem by Gen. II. p.
Sargent.
The Custom of Burial with the Head toward
the East. BY Rev. n. l.. rockingham
Heroes of Central Africa. BY W. Winwood
Reade.
Reviews aud Literary Notices.
TICkNoR Il FIELDS, Publishers. Boston.
Hours At HoME.-The May number contain,
the following;
Moral Uses of Dark Things; Marcclla of
Rome: An Old City in Brittany; The Power of
Life; Representative Cities Rambles among
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Philaret Metropolitan of Moscow 4 New Sta.
bat Mater: William Of Orange: The Poor We
Have With You Always; The First King of
siam; Storm Cliff; Professor Benjamin Silli-
man; The Majaharabah Dhuleep sing; Books
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