, 1869-03-14

traacrs iu East Indian produciioas. But the
popular raiue OF the work, as delightful
OF adventure, amoug scenea wholly
unknown TO Ordinary travel, Is eyen more !
HtI1knc than its other features. Mr., Bick-
more takes US from Island 10 island Of this |
remote and little known region, with facill- |
lies for showing nj ever. thing, The country, !
Tie people, the rnturai productions, &c,
dc aud With admirable skill points ont to
Us every object Of interest. Numerous hti.h.
ly ARTISTIC illustrations, most Of them nom |
photographs, add to the accurate iuforma-
lion and 10 the general charm Of the volume.
The pnhltsher1 have done their part in The
handtomest style. ...-
LETTERS OF SENTIMENTAL 1pLEH, !
f. ssS Hsses aps % e. Boy
t.sit Of tn au:hn1, erEra.mEt ct uraentl LIZ. LIZ.
<4s;s.ae es s,e; Esr fetk; p AgpIsson Co. 1882
Mr. leeeh attempts only 10 nj axe pleas |
ant book, light and lively record Of run I
ever some OF the familiar scenes Of travel.
He has achieved more than fair success,
and viii be generally read with pleasure.
Tho App1etou3 also lend us, through Keen
& Cooke and Griggs, copies Of Hoodnock, IN
thetr twenty-five cent edition Of scott, aud
Phentssena. = popular volume Of Sketches
and Burlttques." ~
Harper Il brothers publish Charles Readcts
How'd CasA IN excellent ktylc, unbound, for IS
ccnts, and Pa1t I. Of Anthony Trullope's
q He Knew :He was Right" Keen trCohke,
Gnges and Western News Company.
TIE OLD WORLD. Pa1estsnt, Syria md Asia
n9 PssePos g,tss I'd a',:ofy
1aisttorer 70 Paris E1co+ttlon. 1907. Phttadei-
phiss; s;,g9, tnppa' e'Ft Z Co. 1869. oh'tIs': =.
1ho unusual excellence Of The illustrations
Il rr14T7 nd hn tx~ - nF,,1
ety1e OF the book, 1t once preposeessca the
reader Il is entkfactory, therefore, to hud
1tnt DR.. F1ecsc has taken great pains to pre-
paro accurate and riv1d sketches OF the old
1aods Of the world about which he writes,
dc hAs used all the best authorities to
I'LL out and correct his oNn obs c1-
Tstsons, and mtde . Eork which may be nc
cepted a. at excellent popular digest OF what
Is known In regard to the cradle OF the Chris
aian faith, written With the feahless and lie
obtained from recent personal observation. :
TIE cLos1Nu soBNEs OF TIE LIFE OF
ChhlsT- BstcR Aa1nontztd Combination
ssve I 81 s. E Rran a. IN
IL Fssaalp1 ' =: 5. Iapp'aeoa i sS. p' g.
The lAboEs Of Dr. Buck, In this handsome
Volume, Will be heartily Welcomed By ali
scholarly aud all derout readers OF the New
Testament. To the former II presents an
elaborate eHort to put Into perfect shape,
With dates. places, and every feature Of the
Story distinctly brought out, the scenes Of
The last twelve mouths oI Chrl4t's cxxthly
career. 70 the latter 1t appeals As q remark
ably distinct picture Of ere1J step Of this
lnal yenr pfthe course at Jcsus Gu earth.
q ROME FOR TIE HOMELESS: Or, UNION
Wlra SOD. y, aoAAes F1aln. ia, l. n.
NQn. 'FEEfdt1NQfQt i T., r 4
1869. chIcseo: Westelt NeNs compsnf,
Without attempting TO criuclsc, OF even
to aeerc, the theological position Of the au-
Thor OF this work. NC eau say that he writes
with vieor. earnestneE., and Chrlstian
spirit, and has made genuine aud valuable
book. His independence, Of all traditional
dogmss Is quite evident although the sum
and substance Of his work would b gener-
ally received as = new style OF familiar. doc
t1ine ra,her than rs beretical. Earnest think
CTS Of almost any school Of laith, but par
ticuIi-ly Of the evsngelIcal,M be interested
to study religion ninckh uudes Nr. Fields
E1idacce.
CAsEL1A; Or TIE CHILDREN OF THE
stiaii s. s. lspp,aee, f4AeeasS y. is. aness. %
A uorrl tn form and in the particulars ol
The story, but strictly batcd on the hlator5 Of
the Naldenses during the terrible perseeu-
1ions OF vhich 80 much has been written. It
Isl volume particularly suited to tho family
or Sunday School library -
DEEP DoWS. a TAe Of ths rotnisn Mines.
~ Z, Y FA7tazTrxI. wisa ~ alas:ssuass: s:.sssaa
Keen + Eou1e-
Acaplia1 story OF mixing life, in the hand
come "Globt Edition style. 4 book which
cIery boy, ard many NO longer young, VIA
read with delight. = -
WHAT KNOW ABOUT BsN EDELE9. b
Aaa!HAs PAs1 .ss Fn.lads'ph's; M Z p ~. J'h' Ap5sh
4 previous volume hAs giren the putllc I
taste or Mr. Abraham Pages work, and Pre-
pared the Eay for the success Of the present
publication. The ca asractcrs Of the story be
tore Us a.e from southcIn society, aud q coz
siderable religious interest Is kept In mind B.!
The authos. Otherwise the tale has tns or
dfr,arv attractions Of readable study O
character. II Is quite vel written. y,
OUk CHARLIE. End That TO DO with Bin B,
Mrs. d. B. sTo~x. rhi.eclpt,a: J. .. L,p
ptncott i Co. lsbs. hee1 tookr.' :.
A pleasant little book for children. NhIcl
Is none the worse fer having t,cen drst pub
llsheu more than ten years ago.
STUDIES ~ sHAksrEaKE: A Book Of s.
asa " sARE PAEtroH. philA3e!pht4: C!a1
ton. R. rHu L HANe .4nger. 1853. t4T,Ext.
Tits small aud modest volume coutAiu
fourteen unpretensiou., but thoughtful e.
says, all OF them well worth reading In con
rectiou with the playa which knEgcste
them.
ANSE. 4 tke;en tH Ho.w-et.p county LII
B1 B,oxxErxRN1 H,o1xsox, Tranttlted I
Burps:. r,etncr ma T. Karelcy.Po. el.. sere
F4atcis 3 Co', bsstcn a1o e&apHaHe- a7o
Grcgs
AtnalI. unboutd volume, containing
story from the pen Of writer who has b
came famous as the author Of this an 9th
Characteristic Norwegian sketches. 1t Is
little book OF uplqu- interest, and one Whit
oil who read the 4. cs things ouGh. witao
sa ,.xG 4 OFsINs on, CHRISTIE JOHNSTON
std O.n-r bto:s.s. 81 crAnLEr RrApE. Hons
ho,a .4 Ee;.asp; Pns:sn: ss:s F'eld'' o'<ood :
with thi. volume the public are In pt
sees,on Of the completed =. Household E
,loh" of Charles Reade's noveie, ,ctgh. yolum
compact, convenient and handsome, and s
at tie very Low price Of one dollar a Solau
For popular use, clther 10 take In on
pocket, or TO put cn the lshruEy shelf
choice Action, this edition 1eAyea nothing s
lie desired.
WESTERN w1Snows, .aa Otaer Poems.
JoHx JA5ss rIA.T Rs~ Sors' fnoa'hea
With no more tran the poctiea1 MI
which belongs 10 the vsrsea Of almost !
respectable writer who occasionally attem
a sonnet or a eonG, Mr. Phtt's volume '
have a speclal interest to the 1asgs num7
1ho knoe him a. prominent writer for
1nE GOLDEN TREASURY Of soogs md III
S,yer Frtpcas 3 Go Boston And Iauo:s
1853, Gf,Rrs.
This Isl 'sHaudy EdIllon" Of one OF
cbo1ces, collections Of the kind ever nj
NJ. Palcrsye's work has proved an tas
nIo1cssed to be, a collection Of 1.-The
sonrs and lyrscal poems IN the Enshsa
~vnar;.u md in the style in which II was
nuhi1shed i, has had wide ciscntatlon'
nresent dollar edition has the type OF
more expensive edition, and Is strongly
TASTEFUL + bound.
HARouEkR'3 isLAS D; Q. D.. Gordon N : :,
~ 1lin Ctijdr a. By r. +. GoCLptao. +
de,pnia: Ca1ion, Rsrasen 4 HAdelhaZes-
Gltcks.
another tine tale Of adventure, writte'
the specia1 benefit Of boYs, to whom 1t
fe varuly commended The &c enc OF
e.orv Is the coast Of Florida.
TpE ul*roRT OF PIT -eFlELo tss!sk
Count33. Nats.esuletis. ron a9 Lrs,;.n ~ ma,
he ,tI 1ao: Co9pnt sa1n,o,stsH' mo u s. J. u
Smith. By authcIity e1 she tosn. pa
Lac d Shep1rt. 1se3.
This sahstsnuA! volume Of more tnAa
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