Norton's Literary Gazette and Publishers' Circular

VOLUME I.

INDEX

TO THE CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER.

Published Monthly by CHARLES B. NORTON, Book Agent, 71 Chambers-st., (Irving House,) New-York.

BOSTON, July 3, 1851.
These are the days spoken of by the Sage of Concord, tions to the plays, will render the work a valuable ad-
when "in these bleak upper sides of the planet, no-dition to the library of Shakspearian criticism.
PAGE. thing is to desire that we have heard of the happiest
latitudes, and we bask in the shining hours of Florida

Life of David Paul Jones, by J. H. Sherburne, The American Cotton Spinner, by R. H. Baird, The Roman Republic, by Theodore Dwight, Familiar Science, by R. E. Peterson,. Announcements of Forthcoming Publications, Changes among Booksellers,

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Messrs. Ticknor, Reed and Fields, have an unusually choice list of books in the press and in preparation. They announce two new volumes by Nathaniel Hawthorne; the one, a new volume of Tales, the other, a "Wonder Book for Girls and Boys," consisting of ancient myths, melted and refined in the fire of Hawthorne's genius, and recast with all those adornments which mark every thing touched by his hand :-also, a new series of Greenwood Leaves and "Recollections

or Cuba; when every thing that has life give signs of
17 satisfaction, and the cattle that lie on the ground seem
to have great and tranquil thoughts. When the day,
immeasurably long, sleeps over the broad hills and
warm wide fields; and to have lived through all its
18 sunny hours seems longevity enough." This, however,
18 is the poetical side of the picture; in reality these are
18the days when clothing is a curse, and when those who of my Childhood," by Grace Greenwood. They have
have the strength or the hardihood to look at a ther-in preparation two new juvenile books, entitled "Me-
mometer, whisper, with trembling lips, about ninety-moirs of a London Doll" and Tales from Catland," both
six degrees in the shade, and all that. For myself, "I to be elegantly illustrated by Billings. Messrs. Ticknor
and Company's edition of the Works of De Quincey
has already been published as far as the fifth volume;
the next two will contain his Literary Reminiscences
and his Life and Memoirs-the latter embellished with
an excellent portrait, engraved on steel. In poetry,
Nooning," by James Russell Lowell, Poems by R. H.
Messrs. Ticknor, Reed and Fields, are printing "The

Mr. Francis Parkman, Jr., has long been engaged upon a work to be entitled a "History of the Conspiracy of Pontiac, and the War of the North American Tribes against the English Colonies after the Conquest

of Canada." Mr. Parkman has thus broken ground in

an entirely new field, and that he has done so with suc

cess no one can question who knows his habits of study
or the popularity of "The Oregon Trail." To a hearty

love of his subject, he adds a knowledge of the Indian
character and a familiar acquaintance with the scenes

NUMBER III.

evening the Concio ad Clerun will be preached by the Rev. Lyman H. Atwater, D. D., of Fairfield, Conn.

The meeting of the Alumni (no public Orator being yet announced) takes place on Wednesday morning; the Theological department have their commencement, and the Literary Societies their general meetings in the afternoon; and the Phi Beta Kappa Oration and Poem are delivered in the evening, the former by DANIEL LORD, Esq, of New-York; and the latter by ALFRED B. STREET, of Albany.

Thursday morning and afternoon, the 31st inst., are devoted to the commencement exercises,-the graduates and invited guests dining together as usual during the intermission.

Selecting the

At a recent meeting of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, C. S. Lyman and William A. Hillhouse, Esqs., were appointed a committee to prepare the so-called "Pendulum Experiment," for exhibiting the motion of the Earth. Better persons for the purpose could scarcely anywhere be found, and the skill with which these gentlemen made the preparations was attended with most gratifying success. State House for their place of operations, they were length, in a position entirely free from currents of air. able to make use of a pendulum about seventy feet in This position, and the nicety of their apparatus, combined to give the highest accuracy to the experiment, and the results were not only strictly in accordance with the theory, but were on such a scale as to be clearly seen by all the many spectators who from day to day attended the curious exhibition.

The CHURCH REVIEW for July, has just appeared, containing a commendatory criticism on the poet Wordsworth, a biographical sketch of the late Dr. Jarvis, and the usual variety of articles on subjects within the peculiar province of the Review, including a paper by Rev. Dr. Hawks, in continuation of the series which on American Ecclesiastical History, which is furnished he commenced some time ago.

A new number of the YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE

of the events he records. He has labored through fine vignette title, designed by Billings; one more part, 28 great mass of journals, letters, magazines, pamphlets which will be out in a few days, will complete the and dispatches, and all books which might, directly or work. Messrs. P. S. & Co., have just published a work indirectly, bear upon his subject. And he has not been by President Hitchcock of Amherst college, entitled has also just been published, it being the first which unmindful of such local traditions as seemed worthy of The Religion of Geology and its connected Sciences," the Editors of the class of 1852 have issued. They an28 confidence. The work cannot but prove a valuable ad- which is meeting with a large sale. It is intended as nounce their intention to make the magazine more coldition to the historical literature of the anti-revolution-defence of the Church against the "profane and vain legiate and more Yalensian in its nature, in hopes of ary period of British America. It will make a single babblings, and oppositions of science, falsely so called;" enlisting and securing the interest of those within and octavo volume, of about six hundred pages, printed in and may be considered as an ingenious reconciliation of without the College walls. A new department is ac25 the style of Mr. Prescott's works, and will be published the declarations of the Scriptures with the develop-cordingly commenced, called "Memorabilia Yalensia," 24 by Messrs. Little & Brown, in August or September.ments of modern science. The same house have in which is to contain any historical anecdotes, statistics, 26 The Appendix will contain many extracts from valua- the press a new book by Miss Catherine E. Beecher, &c., which can be gathered, and furthermore, a record 26 ble and important documents in the archives of Eng- entitled "The True Remedy for Woman's Wrongs," of what is going on from month to month in that exci27 land and France, which have never before seen the and a book of foreign travel by William Ware, the ting college world. Such a department, if properly sus light. author of Zenobia, Probus and Julian, whose popu-tained, will, of course, be interesting in a high degree The works of Daniel Webster, the new edition revis-larity has not yet begun to wane. It is entitled "Sketches to the graduates of Yale, wherever they may be.

25 ed by himself, are now in the press of Messrs. Little &
Brown, and will be published in the autumn. A fine
25 steel engraving of Powers' bust, is now executing at the
26 burin of Mr. S. A. Schoff, for the first volume. Messrs.
Little & Brown have just received Pickering's new su-
perb edition of Milton's complete Works, in eight vol-
umes octavo, which by an arrangement with the pub-
lisher, they are able to sell at Fifteen dollars, being less
than one-half of the price at which it is sold in London.
Messrs. James Munroe and Company have just pub.
lished the second volume of their edition of Shakspeare,
edited by Rev. Henry Norman Hudson. The third
volume will be published in a fortnight or three weeks,
25 and the others will follow monthly. This edition in
26 form and typography resembles the Chiswick, and is
destined to be the favorite of the Shakspearian readers.
Dr. Johnson told the truth when he said that "Books
which you can carry easily, and hold readily in your
hand, are the most useful after all." It will comprise
the poems as well as the dramatic works, and a new
life of the bard by the editor, and will make eleven The Commencement of Yale College is now close at
volumes. Mr. Hudson has carefully revised the text hand, the recent change in the terms bringing it this
with the first folio, and has selected the most important year, and hereafter, upon the last Thursday of July.
of the notes of other editors, adding some himself- Candidates for admission to the various classes will
discarding the learned mush which ambitious commen- be examined on Monday and Tuesday. On Tuesday

S. Babcock, of this city, has just published a new

work on Chemistry, prepared by Alex. Fisher Olm.

stead, a son of Professor Olmstead. It is a book of 350 pages, 12mo., and is designed for Academies and Schools, for which it is well adapted.

Several new buildings are now in progress, which After all the noise and confusion of the Fourth of will add much to the good appearance of New Haven. July, it is pleasant to have again the usual quiet of this A large Bank in Chapel Street, and a fine Freestone goodly city of Elms. Special efforts were this year Church, designed for the Congregationalists, upon put forth by the citizens of New Haven to give the day Mount Pleasant, are rapidly going up; while the produe honor; and among other things HIRAM KETCHUM, ject started some time since by the LINONIAN SOCIETY, Esq., of New-York, delivered an Oration of a higher for providing themselves with a new hall, is about to be order than the ordinary addresses of such occasions, realized by the erection of an elegant edifice upon the upon the Union, and particularly upon the importance College grounds. Various minor improvements are of its preservation,-making in the course of his re-making in the College buildings, and we anticipate (in marks, some comments upon the expressed opinions of consequence of the recent proposal of the Legislature certain clergymen of this place, in relation to the to make some central town the Capital of the State, incompromise. The Oration was over two hours in its stead of the two cities which now divide the honor), that delivery, and is immediately to be published in a pam- the next great change upon the Green, will be the re phlet form. moval of the Stucco State House from its present un fortunate position.

DAVENPORT.

Prof. Lehnert, of Köningsberg, has been named as successor to Neander, at Berlin.

BAKER, GODWIN & CO., PRINTERS, TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, CORNER NASSAU AND SPRUCE STREETS, NEW YORK.

Lorton's Literary Advertiser.

NEW-YORK, JULY 15, 1851.

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REVIEWS.

THE SERPENT SYMBOL, and the Worship of the Recip-
rocal Principles of Nature in America. By E. G.
SQUIER. New-York: G. P. Putnam. 8vo. pp. 254.

This will be a welcome book to all who are interested
in the study of the older religions of the earth, and in
tracing their affinities. It is especially valuable as il-
lustrating those forms of theological conception which
$5,0 have left their record upon the aboriginal monu
25,00 ments scattered throughout the Western continent. In
10.00
these, Mr. Squier finds evidence of that doctrine of re-
50,00
18.00 ciprocal principles in nature; that Phallic worship,
100.00 which established such a widespread and profound
30,00
Whether this
element in the ancient mythologies.
150,00
identity of conception proves an original control and
inter-communication between the inhabitants of the
Americ n and Asiatic continents, or only demonstrates
the fact that human nature, under similar conditions

A. K. LORING, (with

Phillips, Sampson & Co.)

JOHN BARTLETT.
WILLIS P. HAZARD.
JAS. S. WATERS.
W. C. RICHARDS.

G. H. DERBY & Co.

A. H. BURLEY & Co.
H. W. DERBY & Co.
MORTON & GRISWOLD.
W. T. BERRY.

JOHN HALSALL.

B. M. NORMAN.

To Our Readers.

Since issuing the last number of our paper, it was

of development, aspects similar results, the author
leaves as an open question, and does not undertake
at the present stage of the inquiry "to express a prefer-
ence for either of these hypotheses, certainly not to de-
cide between them." The volume, which is the first of
a series, is copiously illustrated, and is a valuable addi-
tion to American Archæological literature.

THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF JOHN PAUL JONES.
By JOHN HENRY SHERBURNE.
New-York: Ad-

riance, Sherman & Co.: 1851. 8vo. pp. 408.

This is a second edition of Mr Sherburne's work.

thought advisable to change the time of its publication
from the 1st to the 15th of the month. We could thus
render the catalogue of American Works published
during the preceding month, much more accurate and
complete, and could also bring down the contents of
most American Magazines and Reviews one month
later than formerly. This change has, by giving us
six weeks interim, thrown upon our hands a large sion as a Captain in the Navy of the United States.
amount of matter in the way of English and American
Publications, filling up our pages to an unusual extent.
This shall be guarded against in future, even at the
expense of our advertising columns. We mention it
to account for the non-appearance of much matter pre-
pared for this number; more particularly the lists of
New Works, Magazines and Newspapers sent in to us,
and the Contents of Periodicals, under which latter
head we had introduced some of a purely scientific
nature.

It is composed principally of original documents, illus-
trating the career and vindicating the character of one
who is in some respects the most famous of our naval
heroes, and who was the first to unfurl the free flag of
our country. The present volume contains a portrait
of John Paul, and a fac-simile of his original commis-

THE AMERICAN COTTON SPINNER, AND MANAGER'S AND
CARDER'S GUIDE. Compiled from the papers of the
late Robt. H. Baird. 252 pp. 12mo. (Phila. A. Hart.)
The name of Baird is intimately associated with Ame-
rican Cotton Spinning from its earliest infancy.
The present work, compiled from notes of the late
Robt. H. Baird, with additions by a surviving friend,
relates to every department of the work up to the fin-

thorough treatise attempted, but the hints are all of
them of practical value, nor can he who will neither
buy nor read a full treatise-a Herculean task-any
where find so much valuable matter ready to his hand.

The requirements of the New Postage Law, combin-ished. No drawings of machines are given, and no
ed with our determination to reuder this paper some
what more than a mere advertising sheet, have com.
pelled us to affix to it the price of one dollar per annum.
Private individuals, therefore, receiving this number,
and desiring the work continued to them, will please
remit the above amount, and the paper will be sent,
postage paid.

We feel assured by the opinions freely expressed to
us, that those to whom such intelligence as we herein
give is of any interest, will not feel disobliged by our
course, but on the contrary, be the first to coincide with
this arrangement.

Constructors and managers of machinery driven by
water or steam for other purposes, will find enough in
the book applicable to their wants to pay them well
for a perusal.

One announcement in the work would fill us with
"A very ingenious con-
joy could we only believe it.
trivance has been invented, which, when properly con-
structed, will counteract the causes of irregularity; and
the engine of a large factory, so regulated, will move,
with regard to the uniformity of its motion, like clock-
work." If the inventor can convince us of this, we

THE TRADE SALES.-From present appearance the
approaching Trade Sales will be very well attended,
and large quantities of Books sold. As will be noticed would be happy to own our incredulity vanquished.
by advertisements, the Sale of Messrs. Lyman & Raw-
don commences on the 3d, and that of Messrs. Bangs,
Bro. & Co., on the 8th, of September. We trust that
our friends and patrons in the Trade will favor us with
their orders as early as possible. It is very inconve-
nient to all parties, to have Books added to the bill
after the sale is over. Commissions as heretofore, on
purchases to the amount of $500 or less, 5 per cent;
over $500, 3 per cent.

THE NEW POSTAGE LAW.-This Law has certainly
one merit, which is, that BOUND Books can be sent by
Mail to any part of the Country. We are ready to sup-
ply all orders, accompaniedy the cash, for American
or Foreign Works, which will be sent carefully envelop-
ed and the Postage paid.

OUR readers will notice by the advertisement of
Messrs. Lyman & Rawdon, that the large and valuable
Library of the late Dr. Jarvis, is to be brought to the
hammer, affording Bibliophiles a treat never before en
joyed in this Country. Any gentleman wishing Cata-
logues of the Sale seat to them, by forwarding their ad-
dress, postage paid, to our office, shall receive them as
soon as issued.

All orders for purchasing at that, or
any other Book Sale, carefully attended to.

WHITEHURST'S GALLERY.-An advertisement of
this establishment will be found in another column.
It is probably one of the largest and most perfect Da-
guerreian Galleries in the world, and contains a collec
tion of Portraits of noted individvals that will well
repay a protracted visit.

Mr. Whitehurst is untiring in his exertions to perfect
the Daguerreian Art, and has reached a point where
there seems little room for further improvement.
His pictures are universally admired.

THE ROMAN REPUBLIC OF 1849, with accounts of the
Inquisition and Siege of Rome; with original por-
traits. By Theodore Dwight. New-York: Van Dien.
12mo. 240 pp.

The rise and fall of the Roman Republic of 1849,
adds another chapter to the World's History. It is a

brief one of unusual interest, not only as associated
with the remains of the mightiest military power and
with the greatest spiritual power the world ever saw,
but intrinsically, developing new and very unexpected
phases in the Italian character, and giving us new hopes
for the progress of liberty. No one but Mr. Dwight has
entered this field; and no American-no author fami-
liar with American institutions, will or can be found
better qualified to occupy it than Mr. Dwight. He has
spent much time in Italy, and spent it well. Previous
to the amnesty of Pius IX., every exile from Italy for
freedom's sake, found in him a friend and an eager
watchman for the dawn of liberty. So too, since again
the friends of light have been driven forth. The work
before us then is drawn from original and highly au-
thentic sources. Our only regret is that his work is so
brief. A couple of octavo volumes surely might pro-
fitably be occupied with so pregnant a theme. Mean-
while this little book remains without a rival, and no
historical library can be complete without it.

FAMILIAR SCIENCE; or, the Scientific Explanation of
Common Things. Edited by R. E. Peterson, mem-
ber of the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia.
12mo. pp. 558. (R. E. Peterson, publisher, Phil.)

A well got up book, designed for Schools, with clear
type and good paper, and substantially bound. It
comes to us with numerous recommendations from
practical Teachers of the highest repute.

CLARK, AUSTIN & Co. (205 Broadway, New-York,) Boston,) is publishing in his Magazine and will after-
have purchased-
THE HISTORY OF BANKING. By Wm. F. Lawson,
WINCHESTER'S SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP. and will
NEW VARIETIES OF GOLD AND SILVER COINS. BY
soon issue a new and improved edition.
Eckfeldt & Dubois, Second Edition, to which is
added a brief account of the collection of Coins
belonging to the Mint, by W. E. Dubois.
BANKING LAW. A Digest of the Decisions of the
Courts of each State, in reference to Banks, Bank-
ing, Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Notaries
Public, &c.

ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE, by F. G. Skinner.
COTTAGE AND FARM BEE KEEPER.

CAGE BIRDS, PIGEONS AND RABBITS, by D. J.
Browne.

J. S. VOORHIES, (20 Nassau St., New-York,) has in
press-

THE CODE OF PROCEDURE OF NEW-YORK, as amend-
ed July, 1851.

This edition will contain a full abstract of all the de-
cisions following each section, by a Member of
the New-York Bar.

DERBY & MILLER, (Auburn, N. Y.) will soon pub-
lish-

AN AUTHENTIC LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, with
much matter never before published. By H. S.
Randall, Esq.

THE LIFE OF REV. DR. JUDSON. By Mrs. Stewart.
LIVES OF THE THREE MRS. JUDSONS. By Mrs. Stew-

art.

PURE GOLD, OR TRUE RELIGION. By Rev. D. Holmes.
EPISCOPAL METHODISM, AS IT WAS AND IS. By Rev

P. D. Gorrie.

THE LIFE OF BENJ. FRANKLIN.

THE LIFE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
THE GENERAL STATUTES OF N. Y. STATE.
BLATCHFORD'S REPORTS OF CASES IN U. S. COURTS.
WRIGHT'S EXECUTOR'S GUIDE.

NEW CONSTABLE'S GUIDE.

NEW-YORK CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE. By Jen-
kins.

GOULD & LINCOLN (Boston) have in course of pub-
lication a NATIONAL SERIES OF AMERICAN HISTO-
RIES. By Rev. Joseph Banvard. The first volume of the
Series,-

PLYMOUTH AND THE PILGRIMS, has just appeared.
Vol. 2 will soon follow, being "The Novelties of the
New World ;" an account of the adventures and
discoveries of the First Explorers of North Amer-
ica.

It is intended to be a National Series of American
History, adapted to the popular mind, and espe-
cially to the youth of our country, illustrated with
numerous engravings; each volume to be complete
in itself; yet when all are published, to form a
regular consecutive series, consisting of twelve or
more volumes, 18mo. of about 300 pages each.
CYCLOPEDIA OF ANECDOTES OF LITERATURE AND
THE FINE ARTS. By Hazlitt Arvine, A. M., au
thor of Cyclopædia of Moral and Religious Anec-
dotes."

CYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENTIFIC ANECDOTES. By the
same author.

Both the above volumes will be published in num-
bers-sixteen in all-making together two large
octavo volumes, illustrated with numerous engra.
vings. The first number will be issued about the
20th of July, to be continued semi-monthly until
completed.
PRACTICAL COMMENTARY ON PHILIPPIANS. By Dr.
A. Neander. Translated by H. C. Conant. With
an account of the Closing Scenes of the Author's
Life, by Rauh. 12mo.

DR. NEANDER'S COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE OF
JAMES.

THE FAMILY; its Constitution, Probation, and His-
tory; being the third volume of "Contributions to
Theological Science." By John Harris, D. D.
KITTO'S POPULAR CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL LITE-
RATURE. Condensed from the larger work. By
John Kitto, D. D., F. S. A., assisted by numerous
distinguished Scholars and Divines, British, Conti-
nental and American. In one volume 8vo. With
illustrations.

KITTO'S LAND OF PROMISE; or a Topographical De-
scription of the Principal Places in Palestine, and
of the country Eastward of the Jordan; embracing
the Researches of the Most Recent Travellers.
12mo,

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE HUMAN SPECIES,
its typical forms and primæval distribution, filia-
tion and migrations: with illustrations. By Charles
Hamilton Smith, With an Introduction, con-
taining an abstract of the views of Blumenbach,
Prichard, Bachman, Agassiz, and other writers of
repute on that subject.

THE REMEMBER ME; a Token of Remembrance.
THE GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP.
FLOWERS OF LOVELINESS.

THE HYACINTH; a Token of Friendship, (Juvenile
Annual.)

THE GEM: a Juvenile Annual.
Also:-

THE NEW HAND-BOOK OF WHIST. By Hoyle, De-
chapples and Mathews. Edited by J. W. Carleton.
THE NEW HAND-BOOK OF DRAUGHTS AND BIL-
LIARDS, from Hoyle, Sturges, Walker, Martin,
Bohn and others. Edited by H. G. Bohn-over 150
woodcuts.

THE BILLIARD PLAYER'S HAND-BOOK. By White
and others. Edited by H. G. Bohn. Over 50 wood-

CHANGES AMONG THE TRADE.

Mr. James E. Cooley, (formerly Cooley & Keese,) of
this city, has retired from the Book Auction and Trade
Sale Business, leaving it to his successors Messrs.
Lyman & Rawdon, who purpose carrying it on in the
same manner as heretofore. Mr. John Keese has
been happily retained as auctioneer. (See their ad-
vertisement, page 24.)

Mr. Andrew Davidson, formerly with Messrs. Robert
Carter & Bros., New-York, is about establishing him-
self under the auspices of this well known house at
Louisville, Kentucky. A Depot for Theological
Works more particularly, will thus be established in
the West-the lack of which has been much felt.
Having known Mr. Davidson long and most favora-
bly-we cannot but wish him large success.
The firm of John M. Cooper, Savannah, has been
changed to John M. Cooper & Co.; Mr. Cooper hav
ing associated with himself Messrs. Wm, H. Olcott
& Edwin Knapp.

NOTE.-Among the changes in our last number, we
inadvertently altered the No. of Mr. Anson D, F. Ran-
dolph's new store to 697 Broadway. It should have
been 669 Broadway.

NEW WORKS.

AMERICAN.
PUBLISHED DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE.
Reprints of English Works are marked thus (*),
Translations are designated thus (†).

ABBOT (REV. JACOB.)-History of Cleopatra, Queen of
Egypt. 16mo. pp. 318. [Harper & Bros., N. Y.]

1.00

ADAMS (GEO.)-Boston Directory for 1851-52. 8vo.
pp. 221. [Geo. Adams, Boston.]
*ADVENTURES (The) of Paul Periwinkle. 8vo. pp.
221. [H. Long & Bro, N. Y.]
Iaper, 50
Esor.-Fables from Esop and other writers of stand-
ard celebrity. Explained and adapted to popular
use by Edward Baldwin, Esq. 12mo. pp. 240. [Ho.
gan & Thompson, Phil.]
1.00
ALGER (REV. W. B.)-History of the Cross of Christ.
16mo. pp. 95. [James Munroe & Co., Boston.] 37
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
SCIENCE. Proceedings of the Fourth Meeting held
at New Haven, August, 1850. Containing Papers by
Prof's Agassiz, Bache, Loomis, Olmsted, Adams,
Johnson, Rogers, Horsford, Gould, Gilman, Torrey,
and others. 8vo. pp. 475. [G. P. Putnam, N. Y.] 2 50
ARTHUR HAMILTON AND HIS DOG; 18mo. pp. 108.
[Mass. Sab. Sch. Soc.]
ARTHUR (T. S.)-Home Scenes, and Home Influence.
A Series of Tales and Sketches. Vol. 5 of Library
for the Household. 24mo. pp. 216. [Lippincott,
Grambo & Co., Phil.]
50
ARTHUR (T. S.)-Lessons in Life for all who will read
them. Vol. 7 of Library for the Household. 24mo.
pp. 215. [Lippincott, Grambo & Co., Phil.] 50
ARTHUR (T. S.)-Stories for Young Housekeepers.
Vol. 6 of Library for the Household. 24mo. pp. 212.
[Lippincott, Grambo & Co., Phil.]
ARTHUR (T. S.)-The Two Wives; or, Lost and Won.
Vol. 3 of Library for the Household. 18mo. pp. 184.
[Lippincott, Grambo & Co., Phil.]

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BAKER (B. F.) and SOUTHARD (L. H.)-The School
Chimes; a Collection of Songs and Pieces designed
especially for the use of Schools, Juvenile Classes
and School Exhibitions; containing the elementary
principles of Musical Notation, carefully arranged for
instruction, with numerous examples and exercises
for Practice. Oblong. pp. 208. [Wilkins, Carter &
Co., Boston.]
BANVARD (JOSEPH.)-Plymouth and the Pilgrims; or,
Incidents of Adventure in the History of the First
Settlers. 12mo. pp. 228. [Gould & Lincoln, Boston.]
60
BARRINGTON (A.)-Mary Ashton; or, The Beauty and
Triumph of Christian Principle. 12mo. pp. 280.
[Thomas, Copperthwaite & Co., Phil.]
BAYLIES (FRANCIS.)-A Narrative of Major General
Wool's Campaign in Mexico in the years 1846-7-8.
8vo. pp. 78. Portrait. [Little & Co., Albany.]

BEMAN (SAMUEL, and others.)-The Nightingale; or,
The Jenny Lind Songster: devoted to the Publication
of all the choicest songs sung by Jenny Lind and other
celebrated vocalists. One hundred and forty-seven
songs. 12mo. pp. 240. [Stringer & Townsend, N.
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