National Republican., 1878-01-28

Ancient Myceue' comes In for a chapter, with |
some farther installnents OF Young Musgrayc," |
&c, &c. u. r.. Pelton, publisher, 25 Bond street,
sicily" BY A. 7. Bacon, and gives "Glimpscs Of
sweden" Two chapters For perciyal," =" The Rus
slams in Bulgaria, - linntngin France = Jack and
ings," In Aunt Mely's Cabin" Monthly Gossip"
articles are :piSnGidiy Illustrated J. D. Ippineoti
x Co., Philadelphia
y. Nichotds-Ths is a number to make glad the
hearts Of the girls and boys. Mrs Dodge has cx-
ceiled herself on this occasion. Among the con.
tributlons are The Ravens and the Angels
TIP 70 the Tea County Under The irh Scf S "Ihs
Dustman." "Huckebcrry." Mans Peace Offering"
spme indoor games Of marbles, &C., &c; The con.
ributors arc among the best writers In the country
Address ScribnCr 4 Co., New York.
ScribRers MoRihly.-The midwintcr number of
this popular magazine Is at hand, and may, with
trations and. variety Of reading matter. But why
are its leuvfS uncut? Ten minutes tax on each
number results from this neglect Of publishers
| features of Abraham Lincoln by Wyatt Eaton. The
contents embrace twenty'scven titles, including
an article on Moose Hunting" by Charles C.Ward
THE College Rank Of, Distinguished Men," by
| Thwing (which shows conCusively that college
days furnish but title Of ones educationl Wash.
ingtons Only Sister, by A. l.. Bassett; Stockton
New Rudder Grange" Illustrated by Sol Eytinge:
Personal "reminiscences of Lincoln" by Noah
/ BrOOks &c, &c. There II also an Extra fUr fcO-
ruary, price afcen cents, containing the opening
chapters Of Eggcstons and Stocktons new stories.
Scribncr Co, New York.
| LicVs Liring Aoc-Publishcd every Saturday
by Llttell Il Gay, Boston, for January 10, 1873 has
an attractive list of contents including The Cclt of
Wales aud the Cet Of Ireland" "slacieod of Dare
| Irrigation In India" &c. The leaves are uncut
| Publishers trim their books by machinery, and
should do so In order the time ofthcr readers.
We know n great many people who will not pur-
| chase books unless they are trimmed. We give
| this ~ u hint.
| The MonLhiy Floral aud Fruit Edga-ine-By d. s.
per anuum; five copies for -. IL is just what Its
name indicates devoted to aowcrand fruit culture.
| The first number was issued In January, and II
gives promise Of great excellence. Its editor Is
capable, intelligent, and industrious. lie should
| succeed.
Siccs of Mother Goose-scrvcd with sauce by
Champ" the artist. These quaint pictures, Illus
tratiyc Of Mother GOoses Melodies. offered In
the shape ofa collection Of fourteen cards being
Jill" Hickory Dickory" &c., throughout the list
by Messs. Lockwood. Brooks a Co., Boston, 3si
Washington street, They are something the chill
dren cry for.
C9niribg,ionsto he HisoryQf Medical Education and
Medical isidntions IN The Cnhod Sdtes-l7I6-lsI6...
Prepared by n. s Davis A. NJ. NJ D., rthe United
States Bureau of Education. Printed and distrib-
uted by the Commissioner Of Education. This
work Is designed TO be companion to DR.. Toner'S
history OF medical education in this country prior
To the revolution, which was printed last year by
the burrau and which was found to be Of exceed
with the greatest care and research through the
iirSt century uf the Republic From the casual
pcrllsnl which we have been able to give II
we arp impressed with the idea that 1t Is work OF
great Importance and one which every medical
man, at least, In the country should read We
would also recommend II to all students who con.
template taking Rcourse Of medical readings and
lectures. Dr. Davis appears Ohnve treated the sub
ject from an elevated standpoint and with the
utmost impHrtiality, while he has clothed his ideas
In language us beautiful as II Is simple.
O"r National pnipR-By Rev. s. H. Cumming
editor and proprietor Baltimore, Md. Monthly, 81
per annum; single copies, ten cents Dr. Cum
mingS proposes to make this magazine n repository
ofsernons by distinguished men all evangelical
denominations and all Fectons Of the country
Rev 7. q, Perks, NJ A. Of London, oil The Minis
!eri9l Office" and Rey. G.. !. Deems. D, D.. of New
admirable discOurses at the low price Of five cent,
each. This new enterprise Is II good one, and WI
used ~ in the se!ecton Of the ' dScourss printed
This Is the true method Of cnlargng the size of one
l congregation.
D The .incricdn MSsi0nary. - Published by tn,
American Missionary Association. 50 Reade street
New York. Fify cents a year, In advance Thi
4 monthly, is chiefly made up OF extracts from re
Its operations In the great field of labor. 1t AFFORD
= birdscyo view Of what is being accomplished b.
the association, aud gives full list of cash receipt
= for the month.
: Bluelroods EdiHburgh Magazine for January Is
0 superior number. This Is ono of those stalidart
works that are reprinted by the Leonard Scott Pub
o be found at the store of y. NJ Whitaker d SON Oi
a Pennsylvania avenue, Washington j. G. 1t is al
ways fresh, substantial and instructive.
Q Pust I~ris and the Peril Qf 7b-ddy-By Henr
Ward Becchcr. Christiun Union print, q Parl
place, New York. This Is a printed copy of a ser
. mon preached IN November last in which he re
: views the pcrils Of the pivt being those Of tn
4 | colonial period the revolutionary, the fungoi,
!, growth and civil war, reconstruction after the wal
!, | the dsmcmbcrment of the army and taxation L
= pay the debt. He then discusses the peril of tn
hour, which he dcnOminatcs suppressed Tcpudia
Y ton whoever tnmpGrs with established stand
/, ards Hampers with the very marrow and vitality q
= the public faith That Is ihst what the pCOpl
= complain Congress lid In iS73 when It dcmonC
tilcd silver and thus increased the purChasin
power of gold. We want them restored