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The Bankers' Magazine and Statistical Register. Edited by I. SMITH HOMANS. Subscription, 30s. per annum. 1867. New York.

CONTENTS OF OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. The Taxation of National Banks. By William B. Wedgwood, LL.D.-II. Failure of the Farmers' and Citizens' National Bank of Williamsburg, New York.III. Recent Frauds and Robberies.-IV. The Savings' Banks of San Francisco; deposits, dividends, surplus funds of each, 1867. V. The Freedman's Savings' Banks in twenty cities.-VI. The English Money Market for 1867.-VII. Wealth and Riches according to the Bible. By Archdeacon Smith.-VIII. Agricultural Statistics of the United States.-IX. Currency Theories in France and England views of M. Wolowski, Chevalier, Pereire, Gladstone and others.-X. Bank Safes: trial of American and English Safes at Paris, August 13th.XI. Banking and Financial Items.-XII. Private Bankers: new firms, and list of firms dissolved.-XIII. Monthly statement of public debt of the United States, March to September.-XIV. Monthly Report of Stock Sales in New York, August, 1867.-XV. Monthly Report of Stock Sales in Philadelphia, August, 1867.-XVI. Daily price of Gold at New York, June, July, August, September, 1867.-XVII. Notes on the Money Market, September, 1867, with current quotations in Stocks.

CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER,-I. Taxation of National
Banks. By Professor W. B. Wedgwood, LL.D.-II. The New York
Clearing-house. Annual returns, 1854-1867.
1867-1868.-III. Report of the London Clearing-house, and opera-
Officers for the years
tions for the year.-IV. Bank Frauds and Robberies: 1. Missouri.
2. New York. 3. Brazil.-V. The Public Debt of the United
States: Monthly Comparative Statements, April to October, 1867.-
VI. On the operations of the National Banks. By a Boston Mer-
chant.-VII. The Cotton Crop of 1864-1867. Cotton Prospects for
1867-1868. By W. B. Gribble.-VIII. The National Currency. Reply
to Mr. Amasa Walker. By a Boston Merchant.-IX. Correspondence
of the Banker's Magazine. Salaries of Tellers.-X. Report on the
Currency Printing Bureau at Washington.-XI. The American Debt
and the financial prospects of the Union.-XII. American Finance:
The National Debt and prospects of the Union. Reply of Hon. David
A. Wells to "Blackwood's Magazine," July, 1867.-XIII. The Finan-
cial situation: the price of Gold, and the causes of its increased
value. By E. B. Ward.-XIV. Banking and Financial Items.-XV.
Private Bankers. New firms in Illinois, New York, Nebraska,
Pennsylvania, Georgia, Dacotah -XVI. Annual Report on the Cotton
Crop of the United States, 1830-1867. Crop, export, stock, etc., in
each State.-XVII. Fraudulent Government Bonds: Report of the
Treasury Department.-XVIII. The daily price of Gold in the year
1867. Kates of Premium and Discount.-XIX. Monthly Report of
Stock Sales at New York and Philadelphia.-XX. Boston Bank Divi-
dends and Miscellaneous Stocks.-XXI. The Credit Mobilier, Paris.
The Commercial Bank of Canada. The Royal Bank of Liverpool.-
XXII. Notes on the Money Market for October, 1867. Rates of
Money and Exchange. Bank Returns.

Bibliotheca Sacra (The). (Published Quarterly.)
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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. Revelation and Inspira-
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and the Creeds of Christendom. By Rev. J. A. Brown, D.D.-III.
Natural Theology. Theory of Heat. By Rev. Edward W. Morley.-
IV. Authorship and Canonicity of the Epistle to the Hebrews. By
Rev. J. Henry Thayer.-V. The Natural Theology of Social Science.
By Rev. John Bascom.-VI. The Chronology of Bunsen. By Rev.
E. Burgess. VII. Fresh Notes on Egyptiology. By Joseph P.
Thompson, D.D. VIII. Literary Intelligence.
Recent German publications.-X. Notices of recent English and
-IX. Notices of
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The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review.
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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. Sanctification.-II. The
Queen's English versus the Dean's English.-III. Recent Discussions
concerning Liberal Education.-IV. Preaching to Sinners.-V. The
British Churches under Cromwell.-VI. Dr. George Duffield on the
Doctrines of New-School Presbyterians.-VII. Short Notices.

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CONTENTS OF No. I. FOR OCTOBER.-I. Science of Geography.-II.
Alaska, with a map.-III. Plan of Development in the Geological
History of North America. By Professor James D. Dana, with a
map.-IV. Publisher's Column.-V. New Publications.-VI. Mis-
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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. Early History of the East India Trade. By George Frederick Holmes.-II. Memoirs of the War. From unpublished manuscripts of the late J. D. B. De Bow.III. Cui Bono? the Negro Vote. By George Fitzhugh.-IV. The unconstitutionality of Congressional Actions. By Philip C. Friese, of the Baltimore Bar.-V. On the Collection of Revenue. By Edward Atkinson.-VI. St. Louis, the commercial centre of North America.

By Silvester Waterhouse.-VII. Agricultural Resources of Texas.
By Professor S. B. Buckley.-VIII. IX. X. Departments of Com-
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CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER.-I. Black Republicanism the dupe and agent of British policy. By "Tar."-1I. No Treason. No. 2: The Constitution By Lysander Spooner.-III. The Law of Labour. By Professor David Christy.-IV. The future of the Blacks: their true Policy. By William J. Sykes.-V. Immigration in Tennessee. By J. C. Killibrew.-VI. Memoirs of the War. From unpublished manuscripts of the late J. D. B. De Bow.-VII. Land monopoly; savage nature. By George Fitzhugh.-VIII. The South: its situations and resources. By C. D.-IX. New York and Mediterranean Steamship Communication. By the Junior Editor.-X. to XIV. Departments of Commerce, Internal Improvement, Immigration and Labour; Agriculture, Mining, and Manufactures.-XV. Editorial Notes, etc.

Hunt's Merchants' Magazine and Commercial REVIEW. Edited by W. B. DANA. (Published Monthly). 1867. New York. Subscription, 30s. per ann.

CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. Causes of Fluctuation in the Bank of England Rate of Interest.-II. The Suez Canal.-III. Railroad Earnings for August.-IV. The Pinch in the Money Market. -V. Railroads and Canals for Freight.-VI. Cotton Movement and Crop for 1866-1867.-VII. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. -VIII. Public Lands of the United States.-IX. The Three per cent. Legal Tender Certificates.-X. Reforms in the National Banks.-XI. Census of Rhode Island, 1865.-XII. The Public Debt.-XIII. The Breadstuffs Market.-XIV. Cotton Growing and the Cotton Tax.-XV. Mont Cenis Summit Railway -XVI. Grenville and Columbia (South Carolina) Railroad.-XVII. Debt and Finance of Albany.-XVIII. The State of Europe.-XIX. Gold Mining in Victoria.-XX. Public Debt of the United States.-XXI. Progress of Greece.--XXII. The Champagne Trade.-XXIII. Commercial Chronicle and Review.XXIV. Journal of Banking, Currency, and Finance.

CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER.-I. Central Statistical Commission of Austria: Analysis of Report for 1865.-II. Railroad Earnings for September.-III. Railroad Legislation.-IV. The Scholars and the Philistines in Political Economy.-V. Mineral Productions in Great Britain.-VI. The National Banks.-VII. Trade of Great Britain and the United States.-VIII. Liability for the Counterfeit Seven-thirty Notes.-IX. Our Foreign Exchanges since 1861.-X. The Routes of the Precious Metals.-XI. Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad.-XII. Prospects of the Gold Premium.-XIII. Crops of 1866 in Europe.-XIV. Memphis and Charleston Railroad. - XV. The Beer Trade in Germany.-XVI. Western North Carolina Railroad.-XVII. Artificial Meerschaum. Diversion of Western Trade.-XIX. The Grasshopper Army.-XX. XVIII. Consequence and Stocks of Merchandise at New York.-XXI. San Francisco Movements of Bullion.-XXII. A Cunal from the Missouri to the Gulf.XXIII. New Coal Discoveries.-XXIV. Primary Education in England.-XXV. Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad.-XXVI. The National Banks of Boston.-XXVII. United States Mint for October.-XXVIII. Assistant Treasurer's Statement for October.XXIX. Obligations of Banking Institutions as Bailees.-XXX. The Public Debt.-XXXI. Commercial Chronicle and Review.-XXXII. Journal of Banking, Currency and Finance.-XXXIII. The Book Trade.

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Methodist Quarterly Review.
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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. The Darwinian Theory of the Origin of Species. By Professor W. N. Rice, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut.-II. Confessions of a High Churchman; A Review of Bryan Maurice, or the Seeker. By Rev. Leonard W. Bacon, Williamsburg, Long Island.-1II. Observations on the Modern Greeks. By Professor L. W. Packard, Yale College.-IV. New Phases of the School Question in Connecticut. By Professor D. C. Gilman, Yale College.-V. President Woolsey's Address at the Funeral of President Day, commemorative of his life and services.-VI. Judge Farrar on the Constitution: a Review of "Manual of the Constitution of the United States." By H. T. Blake, Esq., Bridgeport, Connecticut.-VII. Ex-President Van Buren on Political Parties in the United States: a Review of Inquiry into the Origin and Course of Political Parties in the United States.;

CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. George the Third and Lord North. By C. C. Hazewell.-II. The United States Naval Observatory. By H. Newcomb.-III. The Bank of England Restrictions, 1797-1821.-IV. Arthur Hugh Clough. By C. E. Norton.-V. Civil Service of the United States.-VI. Our National Schools of Science. By Professor D. C. Gilman.-VII. Key and Oppert on Indo-European Philology. By Professor Whitney.-VIII. The Reformation of Prison Discipline. By F. B. Sanborn.-IX. The Winthrop Papers. By J. R. Lowell.-X. Critical Notices.

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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. The Practice of Laryn goscopy and Rhinoscopy. By Antoine Ruppaner, M.D.-II. Statistical Results derived from 3000 cases of pregnancy and child-birth at the Lying-in-hospital in Christiania. By F. C. Faye and H. Vogt, M.D.III. Case of Intermittent Orchitis. By William H. Martin, M.D.-IV. A Case of Neccosis of the upper third of the Humerus, of long standing. By Thomas M. Healey, M.D.-V. Epilepsy in the Female Sex. A Translation from the German of Meisberger.-VI. Reviews and Bibliographical Notices.-VII. Reports on the Progress of Medicine. VIII. Surgery.-IX. Varia.

CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER.-I. Remarks on the Pathology and Treatment of Urethral Calculi, and of Foreign Bodies in the Urethra. By Charles C. Lee, M.D.-II. Two Cases of Tracheotomy for Croup, caused by Diphtheria; one successful, the other unsuccessful. By William H. Sherwood, M.D.-III. Statistical Results derived from 3000 Cases of Pregnancy and Childbirth at the Lying-in Hospital in Christiania. By D. F. Lincoln, M.D.-IV. The Practice of Laryngoscopy and Rhinoscopy. By Antoine Ruppaner, M.D.-V. Reviews and Bibliographical Notices.-VI. Reports on the Progress of Medicine.-VII. Varia.

The New England Historical and Genealogical

CONTENTS OF JANUARY, 1867.-I. Memoir of the Hon. Daniel Webster (with Portrait and View of Birth-place).-II. The Towne Family (with View of St. Nicholas Church, Yarmouth, England). III. Zechariah Paddock.-IV. Appeal for the Presbyterian MeetingHouse in Philadelphia.-V. Investigation of the Alleged Ancestry of General Washington.-VI. Economy and Simplicity in High Places in Olden Times.-VII. Bibliography of the Local History of Massachussetts.-VIII. Journal of Rev. Joseph Baster, 1717.-IX. The Peirce Family.-X. Descendants of William Davis, of Freetown.-XI. Current Events.-XII. Centennial and other Celebrations.-XIII. Soldiers' Monuments.-XIV. Notes and Queries.-XV. Marriages and Deaths.-XVI. New England Historic Genealogical Society.XVII. Book Notices.

CONTENTS OF THE APRIL NUMBER.-I. Memoir of Hon. Marshall P. Wilder (with portrait).-II. President Andrew's Annual Address. III. Early History of Warwick, Massachussetts.-IV. Extracts from Shenectady Doop Boek.-V. Tuttle Family of New Hampshire.-VI. Lieutenant McMillan's Commission, 1758.-VII. Family Record of Hon. Benjamin Greenleaf.-VIII. Bibliography of the Local History of Massachussetts.-IX. Peirce Family.-X. Dorchester (Massachussetts) Town Records.-XI. Whittemore Family of Hitchin, Hertfordshire.-XII. Sparhawk, Rogers, Stoughton, and Cooper.XIII. The Grant Family: Ancestry of General U. S. Grant.-XIV. Current Events. -XV. Notes and Queries.-XVI. Marriages and Deaths.-XVII. New England Historic-Genealogical Society. XVIII. Book Notices.

CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-I. Life and Character of

Hon. Ebenezer Lane, LL.D. (with a portrait).-II. Letter of William Blair Townsend.-III. Relationship of the Combination Settlers of New Hampshire.-IV. English Localities of American Emigrants.V. Bibliography of the Local History of Massachussetts.-VI. Dorchester (Massachussetts) Town Records.-VII. General St. Clair's Defeat.-VIII. The Peirce Family.-IX. Descendants of Walter Hastings. -X. Thomas Gyles and his Neighbours.-XI. Rev. John Wheelwright.-XII. Current Events.-XIII. Notes and Queries.XIV. Marriages and Deaths.-XV. New England Historic-Genealogical Society, etc.-XVI. Book Notices.

Occident (The) and American Jewish Advocate. A monthly periodical devoted to the diffusion of knowledge of Jewish Literature and Religion. Edited by ISAAC LEESER. Philadelphia. Subscription, 16s. per annum. CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER [Tishry 5627].-I. A Hebrew College.-II. The Giant Cities of Bashan.-III. The Constitution Grand Lodge, J. O. O. B.-IV. Sermon. By Rev. Raphael D. C. Lewin.-V. De Rossi's Dictionary of Hebrew Authors.-VI. News Items.

Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal.-Editor: HENRY GIBBONS, M.D. Associate Editor: H. Gibbons, jun., M.D. New Series (Monthly). San Francisco. CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER.-I. Novelties and Improvements in Medicine: Acupressure. By H. Gibbons, junr., M.D.II. The Progress of Homoeopathy. By J. G. Cooper, M.D.-III. Correspondence of the Journal. From Dr. Logan.-IV. Reviews and Notices of Books.-V. Editorial.-VI. General Summary.

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CONTENTS OF THE OCTOBER NUMBER.-The Negro as a Soldier. By Sanford B. Hunt, M.D.- II. Review of the Trial of Mary Harris. By R. L. Parsons, M.D.-III. The dangerous classes of the community. By T. Edwards Clark, M.D.-IV. Selections and Translations.-V. Reviews.-VI. Bibliographical Notices.-VII. Chronicle. Our Young Folks. An Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls. Edited by J. T. TROWBRIDGE, GAIL HAMILTON, and LUCY LARCOM. Boston, Subscription, 8s. per annum.

CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER.-I. Round-the-World-Joe, No. 7. By George Eager.-II. Calling the Fairy. By Mary Leonard. -III. Jamie Again. By Gair Hamilton.-IV. In the Cove. By Helen C. Weeks.-V. Will Crusoe and his Girl Friday. By Jane G. Austin. -VI. Good Old Times. No. 11. By Elijah Kellogg.-VII. A Famine and a Feast. By Edward Eggleston.-VIII. Cast away in the Cold. No. 4. By Isaac J. Hayes.-IX. William Henry's Letters to his Grandmother. No. 2. By Mrs. A. M. Diaz.-X. November. By Emily Huntington Miller.-Music. By J. R. Thomas.-Round the Evening Lamp.-XI. Our Letter Box.

CONTENTS OF THE DECEMBER NUMBER.-I. Cast away in the Cold. No. 5. By Isaac J. Hayes.-II. The Pacha's Son. By Bayard Taylor.-III. Miss Emily Proudie makes a Discovery. By Harriet Beecher Stowe.-IV. Round-the-world-Joe. No. 8. By George Eager.-V. More about Swimming and Salt Water. By Charles J. Foster.-VI. Good Old Times. No. 12. By Elijah Kellogg.-VII. In Time's Swing. By Lucy Larcom.-VIII. About some Picture-books. -IX. Pondy and the Pedler. By Sophie May.-X. Over the Wall. By Julia C. R. Dorr.-XI. Pictures in the Fire. By Emily Huntington Miller.-Music. By J. R. Thomas.-XII. Round the Evening Lamp. -XIII. Our Letter Box.

PROCEEDINGS Proceedings of the Essex Institute. Vol. V. No. 4. October, November, and December, 1866. Salem, 1867.

CONTENTS.-I. Records of the Meetings held in October, November, and December, 1866.-II. Additions to the Museum and Library for October, November, and December, 1866.-III. Observations on Polyzoa, suborder Phylactolæmata. By Alpheus Hyatt, B.S., Salem, Massachussetts. IV. Flora of the Hawaiian Islands. By Horace Mann, B.S., Cambridge, Massachussetts.-V. North America and the West Indies.

Transactions of the American Entomological SOCIETY. June, July, and August, 1867. Philadelphia, 1867.

CONTENTS.-I. American Hymenoptera. By C. T. Cresson. - II. American Coleoptera. By George H. Horn, M.D.-III. Descriptions of American Lepidoptera. No. 2. By Augustus R. Grote and Coleman T. Robinson. IV. Catalogue of the described Tenthredinidæ and Uroceride of North America. By Edward Norton. With Two Plates.

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Sulphites in Medicine. By the Hon. Henry Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D.II. Catalogue of the Land and Freshwater Mollusca of Trinidad. By R. J. Lechmere Guppy, F.G.S.-III. On the Petroleum or "GreenTar," and the "Manjack," of Barbados. By the Hon. Francis Goding, M.D., Corresponding Member of the Scientific Association of Trinidad. -IV. Contributions towards a Bibliography of Trinidad. By R. J. Lechmere Guppy, F.G.S.-V. Petroleum and Oilfields. By R. J. Lechmere Guppy, F.G.S.-VI. The Origin of Petroleum.-VII. The Bamboo as a paper-material. VIII. On Rhynchoprion penetrans. By Professor H. Karsten.

CONTENTS OF PART II. FOR JUNE, 1867.-I. On Earth Closets. By the Hon. Henry Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D. - II. Obituary Notice of Dr. Antoine Léotaud. Read by the Hon. Henry Stuart Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D. - III. Annual Report for the year 1866. Read by Henry F. J. Guppy, Secretary and Treasurer.-IV. Remarks on the Cultivation of Scientific Knowledge in Trinidad. By K. J. Lechmere Guppy, F.G.S.-V. Hints on the Breeding and Rearing of Horses. By the Hon. Henry Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D. - VI. Hygienic considerations on Port-of-Spain. By the Hon. Louis Antoine Aimé de Verteuil, M.D.-VII. Additions to the Catalogue of the Land and Freshwater Mollusca of Trinidad. By R. J. Lechmere Guppy, F.G.S., F.L.S.-VIII. Documents relating to the Boehmeria neva, Abstract. -IX. Note on Petroleum and Naphtha. By R. J. Lechmere Guppy, F.G.S., F.L.S.-X. Additional Note on the Use of Sulphites and BiSulphites, whether medicinally or otherwise. By the Hon. Henry Mitchell, M.D., Ph.D.

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Mrs. E. F. ELLET. With 13 Portraits on Steel by Ritchie,
Hall, and Posselwhite. Crown 8vo. cloth, pp. 464. New
York, 1867. 30s.

Ervie.-Echo Bank: a Temperance Tale.
ERVIE. 18mo. cloth. pp. 269. New York, 1867. 4s. 6d.
Eyster.-Sunny Hour Stories: On the Wing. By
NELLIE EYSTER. Illustrated by White. 18mo. cloth, pp.
240. Philadelphia, 1867. 5s.

Farnham-The Galin Method of Musical Instruc-
TION. By C. H. FARNHAM. 8vo. New York, 1867. 1s. 6d
Fay. Great Outlines of Geography for High
SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES. Atlas containing eight large
plates, square folio; and Text Book, 16mo. pp. 238. New
York, 1867. Together, boards, 18s.: cloth, 20s.

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Florida.-Report of Cases in the Supreme Court |
OF FLORIDA, 1860 to 1867. J. B. GALBRAITH, Reporter.
3 vols. 8vo. sheep, pp. 583, 336, 11, 326. Tallahassee, 1867.
£6 15s.

Free Religion.-Report of Addresses at a Meet-
ING IN BOSTON, May 30, 1867. 8vo. pp. 55. Boston,
1867. 2s.

Frost-Dialogues for Young Folks. A Collection of Original, Moral, and Humorous Dialogues, adapted to the use of School and Church Exhibitions, Family Gatherings, and Juvenile Celebrations on all occasions. By S. A. FROST, author of "The Parlour Stage," Frost's Letter Writer," etc. 12mo. sewed, pp. 176. New York, 1867.

Gaylord.-Will Rood's Friendship. By GLANCE

GAYLORD. 16mo. cloth, pp. 254. Boston, 1867. 7s. 6d. Gillett.-Ancient Cities and Empires: their Pro

phetic Doom. By E. H. GILLETT. 12mo. cloth, pp. 302. Philadelphia, 1867. 9s.

Hopper.-One Wife too Many; or, Rip Van Bigham. A Tale of Tappan Zee. By EDWARD HOPPER. 16mo. cloth, pp. 262. New York, 1867. 7s. 6d. Hyde. The American Boy's Life of Washington. By Mrs. ANNA M. HYDE. Portrait, and Illustrations. 16mo. cloth, pp. 255. New York, 1867. 6s. Indiana.-Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court OF INDIANA. By B. HARRISON. Vol. xxvi. May Term, 1866. 8vo. sheep, pp. xvi. and 582. Indianapolis, 1867. 25s. Insurance Department of the State of New York Eighth Annual Report of the Superintendent. 8vo. cloth, pp. cci, and 676. Albany, 1867. 30s.

Janney.-History of the Religious Society of

FRIENDS, from its rise to the year 1828. By SAMUEL M. JANNEY, author of Life of William Penn," "Life of George Fox," etc. Four vols. Feap 8vo. sheep, pp. 483, 456, 504, 347. Philadelphia, 1867. Ss. 6d. each volume.

Gilman. Our National Schools of Science. By Jemmy's Shoes; or Starlight. By the author of

DANIEL C. GILMAN, Professor in the Sheffield Scientific
School of Yale College. Reprinted from the North
American Review for October, 1867. 8vo. sewed, pp. 28.
Boston, 1867. 1s. 6d.

Good Stories. Part II. Square 16mo. pp. 223.
Boston, 1867. 2s. 6d.

Grace Irving's Vacation; with its Sunbeams. 18mo. cloth, pp. 308. Boston, 1867. 6s.

Greene.-The Code of Procedure; or the New and the Old Modes of Proceding compared, showing the necessity of restoring the Forms of Actions and Pleadings in Common Law. By W. H. GREENE, 8vo. pp. 100. Buffalo, 1867. 2s. 6d.

Hart.-Mistakes of Educated Men. By JOHN S. HART, LL.D. Fourth Edition. 18mo. cloth, pp. 91. Philadelphia, 1867. 2s. 6d.

Haswell.-Engineer's and Mechanic's PocketBOOK; containing Weights and Measures, Rules of Arithmetic, Weights of Materials, Latitude and Longitude, Cables and Anchors, Specific Gravities, Squares, Cubes, and Roots, etc.; Mensuration of Surfaces and Solids, Trigonometry, Mechanics, Friction, Erostatics, Hydraulics and Hydrodynamics, Dynamics, Gravitation, Animal Strength, Windmills, Strength of Materials, Limes, Mortars, Cements, etc.; Wheels, Heat, Water, Gunnery, Sewers, Combustion, Steam and the Steam Engine, Construction of Vessels, Miscellaneous Illustrations, Dimension of Steamers, Mills, etc.; Orthography of Technical Words and Terms. Twentyfirst Edition, revised and enlarged. By CHARLES H. HASWELL, Civil and Marine Engineer. 12mo. tuck, pp. 663. New York, 1867. 12s.

Headley.-Farragut and our Naval Commanders. By J. T. HEADLEY. Illustrated. 8vo. cloth, pp. 609. New York, 1867. 18s.

Hildeburn.-Flora Morris's Choice; or, "Be not conformed to the World." By MARY J. HILDEBURN. 16mo. cloth, pp. 315. Philadelphia, 1867. 6s. Himes.-Leaf Prints; or, Glimpses at Photography. By CHARLES F. HIMES, Ph. D., Professor of Natural Science, Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Fcap. 4to. cloth, pp. 38. Philadelphia. 1867. 6s.

Hitchcock.-Notes on the Vita Nuova, and Minor POEMS OF DANTE.__With the New Life, and many of the Poems. By E. A. HITCHCOCK. 16mo. cloth, pp. xxvi, and 366. New York, 1867. 10s.

Hitchcock.-Remarks on the Sonnets of ShaksSPEARE; with the Sonnets. Showing that they belong to the Hermetic Class of Writings, etc. By E. A. HITCHCOCK. Second Edition, enlarged. 16mo. cloth, pp. 377. New York, 1867. 9s.

Hodge. The Re-union of the Old and New School PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. By Rev. C. HODGE, D.D. Re-printed from the "Princeton Repertory." 8vo. pp. 37. New York, 1867. 1s. 6d.

"Old Sunapee." 16mo. cloth, pp. 322. Boston, 1867. 6s. Jones. Researches upon Spurious Vaccination; or, the Abnormal Phenomena accompanying and following Vaccination in the Confederate Army, during the recent American Civil War, 1861-1865. By JOSEPH JONES, M.D., Professor of Physiology and Pathology, Medical Department, University of Nashville. (From the Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery). Svo. sewed, pp. 164. Nashville, 1867. 5s.

Jones.-History of the Church of God during the PERIOD OF REVELATION. By C. C. JONES, D.D. Svo. cloth, pp. 558. New York, 1867. 18s.

Journal of the Voyage of the Sloop Mary from QUEBEC, with an Account of her Wreck, Anno 1701. With Introduction and Notes, By E. B. O'CALLAGHAN. Small 4to. boards, pp. xvii. and 50. Albany, 1867. 10s. Ladd.-It isn't right; or, Frank Johnson's Reason. By Mrs. JOSEPH LADD. 16mo. cloth, pp. 274. Philadelphia, 1867. 6s.

Lee.-Dr. Wilmer's Love; or, a Question of Conscience. A Novel. By MARGARET LEE. 12mo. cloth, pp. 416. New York, 1867. 10s.

Leeser. Discourses on the Jewish Religion. By ISAAC LEESER. Vol. III. Second Series. Post 8vo. cloth, pp. x. and 375. Philadelphia, 5627. 8s. 6d.

Leeser-Discourses on the Jewish Religion. By ISAAC LEESER, Vol. IV. Third Series. Post 8vo. cloth, pp. vi. and 402. Philadelphia, 5627. 8s. 6d.

Leeser. Discourses on the Jewish Religion. By ISAAC LEESER. Vol. V. Third Series. Post 8vo. cloth, pp. 406. Philadelphia, 5627. 8s. 6d. Leeser.-Discourses on the Jewish Religion. By ISAAC LEESER. Vol. VI. Third Series. Post 8vo. cloth, pp. 396. Philadelphia, 5627. 8s. 6d.

Loomis.-Confucius and Chinese Classics; or, Readings in Chinese Literature. Edited and Compiled by Rev. A. W. LOOMIS. 12mo. cloth, pp. 432. San Francisco, 1867. 10s.

Legende of St. Gwendoline. With 8 Photographs by Addis, from Drawings. By J. W. EHNINGER. 4to. cloth, pp. 55. New York, 1837. 50s.

Little Charlotte's Home. By the author of "Little Joe and his Strawberry Plant," etc. 18mo. cloth, pp. 83. Philadelphia, 1867. 2s. 6d.

Lord.-Visions of Paradise. An Epic. By D. N. LORD. Vol. I. 12mo. cloth, pp. 415. New York, 1867. 10s. Lord.-Louis Napoleon: Is he to be the Imperial Chief of the Ten Kingdoms and the Antichrist? By DAVID N. LORD. Post 8vo. cloth, pp. 551. New York, 1866. 12s. 6d.

Lord. The Old Roman World: the Grandeur and

Failure of its Civilization. By J. LORD, D.D. Map. Crown 8vo. cloth, pp. 605. New York, 1867. 15s. Lossing.-Pictorial History of the Civil War in THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. By B. J. LOSSING. Vol. II. 8vo. cloth. pp. 640. Hartford, 1867. 25s. Love.-Wisconsin in the War of the Rebellion; a History of all the Regiments and Batteries the State has sent into the Field, etc. By W. DE Loss LOVE. Illustrated. 8vo, sheep, pp. 1144. Chicago, 1867. 28s. Lyman. Scientific Education in its Relation to An Address delivered at the twenty-first anniversary of the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale College, July 15th, 1867. By Rev. C. S. LYMAN, M.A., Professor of Industrial Mechanics and Physics. 8vo. sewed. pp. 30. New Haven, 1867. 1s. 6d.

INDUSTRY.

Lyman.-History of Easthampton. Together with a Genealogical Record of its original Families. By PAYSON W. LYMAN. 12mo. cloth, pp. 192, 2. Northampton, 1867. 6s.

McConaughy.-The Hard Master: a Temperance Story. By Mrs. J. E. MCCONAUGHY, 18mo. cloth, pp. 278. New York, 1867. 4s. Od.

O'Connor.-The Ghost. By W. D. O'Connor. Illustrated. Square 16mo. cloth, pp. 93. New York, 1867. 6s. Osgood. The Gospel among the Animals; or, Christ with the Cattle. By SAMUEL OSGOOD, D.D. 12mo. sewed, pp. 20. New York, 1867. 1s.

Palmer.-Drifting and Steering.

By LYNDE PALMER. Vol. I. of the Magnet Stories. 16mo. cloth, pp. 275. Troy, New York, 1867.

Parker. Alexis, the Runaway; or, Afloat in the World. By Mrs. ROSA A. PARKER. 16mo. cloth, pp. 216. Boston, 1867. 5s.

Parker.-Jack at all Trades.

By Mrs. Rosa A. PARKER. 16mo, cloth, pp. 229. Boston, 1867. 5s. Pearson.-Prince Paul, the Freedman Soldier. By Mrs. E. C. PEARSON. 18mo. cloth, pp. 359. Boston, 1867. 6s.

Phillips.-New Hymn and Tune Book; an Offering of Praise for the Methodist Episcopal Church. Edited by PHILIP PHILLIPS. 12mo. cloth, pp. 442 and 63. New York, 1867. 9s. Large Edition. 8vo. cloth. 12s. 6d.

Mannering. Climbing the Rope: or, God helps Pickering.-The Life of Timothy Pickering. By

18mo.

those who try to help themselves. By MAY MANNERING. Illustrated. 16mo, cloth, pp. 224. Boston, 1867. 5s. Margaret's Trial; or, a Sister's Influence. cloth, pp. 190. Philadelphia, 1867. 4s. Marshall.-Brothers and Sisters; or, True of Heart. By EMMA MARSHALL. 16mo. cloth, pp. 310. Philadelphia, 1867. 6s.

Mathews. Bessie at the Seaside. By JOANNA H. MATHEWS. 16mo. cloth, pp. 357. New York, 1867. 6s, Mears.-The Beggars of Holland and the Grandees OF SPAIN, A History of the Reformation in the Netherlands, A.D. 1200 to 1578. By Rev. J. W. MEARS, D.D. 16mo. cloth, pp. 477. Philadelphia, 1867. 8s. Metcalf.-Spiritual Progress; or, Instructions in the Divine Life of the Soul. Intended for such as are desirous to count all things but loss that they may win Christ. Edited by JAMES W. METCALF. 12mo. cloth, pp. 348. New York, 1864, 6s. 6d.

Michigan.-Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court OF MICHIGAN, October 31, 1866, to July 11, 1867. W. JENNISON, Reporter._ Vol. II. or Vol. XV. of the series. 8vo. sheep, pp. 603. Detroit, 1867. 28s.

Mississippi.-Reports of Cases in the High Court OF ERROR AND APPEALS FOR MISSISSIPPI, Vol. 40. By

R. O. REYNOLDS, Reporter. October Term, 1864, to October Term, 1866. 8vo. sheep, pp. 895. New York, 1867. 38s. Moniad (The). A Satire. By "Truth." 18mo. cloth, pp. 112. Philadelphia, 1867. 99.

Mudge. The Forest Boy: a Sketch of the Life of Abraham Lincoln for Young People. By Z. A. MUDGE. Illustrated. 16mo. cloth, pp. 321. New York, 1867. 6s. Mühlbach.-Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. A Novel. By LOUISA MÜHLBACH (Clara Mundt). Translated from the German by F. JORDAN. Illustrated. 8vo. pp. 245. New York,.1867. 78. 6d.

Newton.-Bible Blessings. By the Rev. RICHARD NEWTON, D.D. 12mo. cloth, pp. 318. New York, 1868. 6s.6d. Newton,-Bible Jewels. By the Rev. RICHARD NEWTON, D.D. 12mo. cloth, pp. 320. New York, 1867. 6s, 6d. Norman and Ada; or, the First Visit.

By the author of "Little Joe and his Strawberry Plant," etc. 18mo. cloth, pp. 83. Philadelphia, 1867. 2s. 6d. Nutting. Tilman Loring; or Minister or Merchant. By Rev. J. K. NUTTING. Illustrated. 18mo. cloth, pp. 291, Philadelphia, 1867. 5s.

his Son, OCTAVIUS PICKERING. Portrait. 8vo. cloth, pp. xix. and 549. Boston, 1867. 18s.

Pollard.-Lee and his Lieutenants: the Early Life, Public Services, and Campaigns of Gen. R. E. Lee and his Companions in Arms. By E. A. POLLARD. Illustrated. Royal-8vo. cloth, pp. 851. New York, 1867. 25s.

Pope.-An Essay on Man. By ALEXANDER POPE. With Illustrations and Notes by S. R. Wells. 12mo. cloth, pp. 53. New York, 1867. 6s.

Mr. Wells considers that this Poem contains beauties which can only be fully appreciated by the Phrenologist; and it is with this idea that he has undertaken to edit and annotate it. Mr. Wells clearly gives a wider meaning to the word Phrenology than that usually assigned to it- otherwise the attempt to explain Pope's phrenological developments and characteristics from the portraits handed down to us would smack somewhat of the absurd-as it is when we gravely read "Phrenologically considered Pope had an intense mental temperament, a keenly susceptible and sensitive organization; the prominence of the eyebrows indicate power of perception, and a keen appreciation of material things. Imitation, ideality, and language were largely developed. Vitativeness

was influential," etc., etc., we cannot help thinking of post factum prophecies, and the wisdom that springeth from actual knowledge.

Porter.-Lay Delegation in the Methodist EpisCOPAL CHURCH CALMLY CONSIDERED; its Injustice and Impracticability. By J. PORTER, D.D. 12mo. pp. 72. New York, 1867. 1s.

Proceedings of a Convention of Delegates from several of the New England States, Boston, Aug. 7-9, 1780, to promote the prosecution of the War, and a generous reception of our French Allies. Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by F. B. HOUGH. Small 4to. boards, pp. 80, Albany, 1867. 10s.

Randall. The Handwriting of God in Egypt, SINAI, AND THE HOLY LAND: the Records of a Journey from the Great Valley of the West to the Sacred Places of the East. By Rev. D. A. RANDALL. With Maps, Diagrams, and numerous Illustrations. 8vo. cloth, pp. 355. Philadelphia, 1867. 18s.

Reed. The Bible Triumphant: being a reply to a Work entitled "144 Self-Contradictions of the Bible," by A. J. DAVIS. By Mrs. H. V. REED. 16mo. pp. 144. Harvard, Illinois, 1867. 2s. 6d.

Riley. The Restoration at the Second Coming of CHRIST. A Summary of Millenarian Doctrines. By REV. H. A. RILEY. With Introduction by REV. J. A. SEISS, D.D. 12mo. cloth, pp. 288. Philadelphia, 1867. 7s. 6d. Rockwell.-Tom Miller; or, After Many Days. By Mrs. M. E. ROCKWELL. 16mo. cloth, pp. 351. Philadelphia, 1867. 63.

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