Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-14

ernments, national, State and local, the cleo
 torate and the civil service. The work deals
 more particularly with the organization of the government and the methods employed
 to this end, and is remarkably clear, thorough
 and explicit For sale in this city by Judd ! the bookseller.
 ''Those Children" by Byron A. Brooks, is
 the story of family of young folks growing
 up to manhood and womanhood told in such
 a manner that it is very attractive. The
 book can be read with profit in any family.
 Published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, New
 York, and for sale in this city by Judd the 1 bookseller.
 ''New Arabian Nights,'' by k L. Steven. l son, is one of the Leisure Hours Series pub | lshed by Henry Holt & Co.,, New York. It | begins with startling account of ''The Sui l eide Club" in London and the adventures of Prince Florisel, who went about in disguise | doing good. This and the other tales are a | mixture of horrors and absurdities which will please certain class of readers. For l sale in this city by H. H. Peck.
 J. B. Lippincott & Co.,, of Philadelphia,
 have begun the publication of a series of
 
 prospectus says: It is proposed, by their use
 in school, to develop love for the beautiful ! thoughts, the noble and elevating sentiments, that pervade the choicest literature, and thus to turn aside that flood of pernioious reading
 which is deluging the children of our beloved country. To you, teachers and parents, are offered these Leaflets, gathered from our standard authors, with the hope that you will find them effective Instruments in securing the desired end, and an aid in the attainment of higher mental and moral culture. The first selection consists of passages from the works of Prescott, the historian, and is made with taste and skill. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ''The Old Oaken Bucket is published for the Christmas trade in very attractive style by D. Lothrop Co.,, Boston. The illustra- tions were drawn by Miss L. B. Humphrey and engraved by W. B. Closson, and they are very appropriate and artistic. The book is beautifully printed and bound. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 $. 0. Griggs & Co.,, Chicago, have added to their Philosophical Classics" series a critical exposition of Schelling's Transcenden- tai Idealism,'' by John Watson, IL. D., F. R. s. C., etc. Professor Watson treats his subjects with great ability and clearness. For sale in this city by H. H. Peck.
 Houghton. Miffiin & Co.,, Boston, publish q Longfellow calendar and an Emerson calen- dar for 1883. The Longfellow calendar has for it's leading decoration an excellent DOT trait of Longfellow, and the Emerson calen- dar is adorned with vignette of Emersons homo at Concord Both are beautifully colored The selections from the writings of the two authors are carefully made, and it is not probable that anybody will publish any more beautiful or useful calendars For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 Sunday Reading for the Young," is the title of book published by 0. P. Dutton & Go. New York, which children can read with profit and pleasure on Sunday or any other day. It is profusely illustrated. For sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.
 ''The Lady of tho Lake," by Sir Walter Scott, has been published for the holiday trade by James R. Osgood & Go. Boston, and there will be few more beautiful books pub lished this year. Paper and printing are first class, the cover is work of art, and the illustrations which accompany the text are admirable. In order to secure accuracy as well as freshness of treatment the publishers commissioned Mir. A. V. s. Anthony, under whose supervision the book has been, to visit the Scottish Highlands and make sketches l on the spot. Nearly every scene of the poem was personally visited and sketched by him and these sketches have afforded the basis of l the beautiful landscapes with which the book is adorned. For sale in this city by Judd the | bookseller.
 Specimen Days and Collect" by Walt | Whitman, authors of ''Leaves of Grass" will be eagerly read by the admirers of the | author Extracts from his war diary and | from his notes taken "down in the woods" in | New Jersey and duringahis journey through ! Canada and the West ake up the ''speci | men Days" The ''Coaect" consists of his I essay on America-thsse States-Democracy ! etc. and critical essays on Carlyle, Emerson, f Lincoln and other men and on literary sub I jects, the most of which have before been | printed in the periodicals. An appendix | contains few carly tales and poems. Pub | lished by Rses Welsh & Co.,, Philadelphia, \ and for sale in this city by Judd the book Il seller.
 ''Morris' Edward Ill., in the Epochs Of \ History series, is a very clear and accurate | account of the fifty years from 1927 to 1877, l during which the Church of Rome ceased to | be supreme in England. Published by | Charles Scribners Sons, New York, and for | sale in this city by Judd the bookseller.