HOWITT.-LOVE AND MONEY; An Every-Day Tale, by Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, cloth gilt, 38 cents LITTLE COIN, MUCH CARE; Or, How Poor People Live. By Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, 38 cents. SOWING AND REAPING; Or, What will Come of It. By Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, 38 cents. A Sequel to Sowing and Reaping-a Talé. By Mary Howitt. 18mo. two Plates, cloth gilt, 38 cents. WORK AND WAGES; Or, Life in Service-a Tale. By Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, cloth gilt, 38 cents. STRIVE AND THRIVE; A Tale. By Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, cloth gilt, 38 cents. WHO SHALL BE GREATEST; A Tale. By Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, cloth gilt, 38 cents. WHICH IS THE WISER; Or, People Abroad-a Tale. By Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, 38 cents. HOPE ON, HOPE EVER; Or, The Boyhood of Felix Law-a Tale. By Mary Howitt. 18mo., two Plates, cloth gilt, 38 cents. NO SENSE LIKE COMMON SENSE; A Tale. By Mary Howitt, 18mo., two Plates, cloth gilt, 38 cents. The above ten volumes form a portion of the series published under the general title of "Tales for the People and their Children." Of late years many writers have exerted their talents in juvenile literature, with great success. Miss Martineau has made political economy as familiar to boys as it formerly was to statesmen. Our own Miss Sedgwick has produced some of the most beautiful moral stories, for the edification and delight of children, which have ever been written. The Hon. Horace Mann, in addresses to adults, has presented the claims of children for good education, with a power and eloquence of style, and an elevation of thought, which shows his heart is in his work. The stories of Mary Howitt Harriet Martineau, Mrs. Copley, and Mrs. Ellis, which form a part of" Tales for the People and their Children," will be found valuable additions to juvenile literature; at the same time they may be read with profit by parents for the good lessons they inculcate, and by all other readers for the literary excellence they display. We wish they could be placed in the hands and engraven on the minds of all the youth in the country. They manifest a nice and accurate observation of human nature, and especially the nature of children, a fine sympathy with every thing good and pure, and a capability of infusing it in the minds of others-great beauty and simplicity of style, and a keen eye to practical life, with all its faults, united with a deep love for ideal excellence. Messrs Appleton & Co deserve the highest praise for the excellent manner in which they have "got up" their juvenile library, and we sincerely hope that its success will be so great as to induce them to make continual contributions to its treasures. The collection is one which should be owned by every parent who wishes that the moral and intellectual improvement of his children should keep pace with their growth in years, and the development of their physical powers.American Traveller JERRAM. THE CHILD'S OWN STORY-BOOK; Or, Tales and Dialogues for the Nursery. By Mrs. Jerram (late Jane Elizabeth Holmes). Illustrated with numerous Engravings. 50 cents. There are seventy stories in this volume. They are admirably adapted for the countless youth for whose edification they are narrated-Boston Gazette. JOHNSON. THE HISTORY OF RASSELAS, Prince of Abyssinia-a Tale. By Samuel Johnson, LL. D. 32mo., gik leaves, 38 cents. Forming one of the series of" Miniature Classical Library,” JAMES. THE TRUE CHRISTIAN, Exemplified in a Series of Addresses, by Rev. John Angell James. One vol. 18mo, 38 cents. These addresses are amongst the choicest effusions of the admirable author.-Chr. Intell. THE ANXIOUS INQUIRER After Salvation Directed and Encouraged. By Rev. John Angell James. One volume, 18mo., 38 cents. Upwards of twenty thousand copies of this excellent little volume have been sold, which fully attests the high estimation the work has attained with the religious community. HAPPINESS, ITS NATURE AND SOURCES. By Rev. John Angell James. One volume, 32mo., 25 cents. This is written in the excellent author's best vein. A better book we have not in a long timeBeen.-Evangelist. THE CHRISTIAN PROFESSOR: Addressed in a Series of Counsels and Cautions to the Members of Christian Churches. By Rev. John Angell James. Second edition. One volume, 18mo., 63 cents. A most excellent work from the able and prolific pen of Mr. James.-Chr. Intelligencer. In a Series of Letters, especially directed for the Moral Advancement of Youth. By Rev. John Angell James. Fifth edition. One volume, 18mo., 38 cents. The work is a rich treasury of Christian counsel and instruction.-Albany Advertiser. THE WIDOW DIRECTED To the Widow's God. By Rev. John Angell James. One volume, 18mo., 38 cents. The book is worthy to be read by others besides the class for which it is especially designed; and we doubt not that it is destined to come as a friendly visitor to many a house of mourning, and as a healing balm to many a wounded heart.-N. Y. Observer KEIGHTLEY.-THE MYTHOLOGY OF GREECE And Italy, designed for the use of Schools. By Thomas Keightley. Numerous wood-cut illustrations. One volume, 18mo., half bound, 44 cents. This is a neat little volume, and well adapted to the purpose for which it was prepared. It presents, in a very compendious and convenient form, every thing relating to the subject, of importance to the young student.-L. I. Star. KINGSLEY.-THE SACRED CHOIR: A Collection of Church Music, consisting of Selections from the most distinguished Authors, among whom are the names of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Pergolessi, &c. &c., with several pieces of Music by the Author; also a Progressive Elementary System of Instruction for Pupils. By George Kingsley, author of the Social Choir, &c. &c. Fourth edition. 75 cents. Mr. George Kingsley: Sir,-We have examinedthe "Sacred Choir" enough to lead us to appreciate the work as the best publication of Sacred Music extant. It is beautifully printed and ubstantially bound, conferring credit on the publishers. We bespeak for the "Sacred Choir" an extensive circulation O. S. BOWDOIN, E. O. GOODWIN D. INGRAHAN. Sincerely yours, KIP. THE DOUBLE WITNESS OF THE CHURCH, This is a sound, clear, and able production-a book much wanted for these times, and one that we feel persuaded will prove eminently useful. It is a happy delineation of that DOUBLE WITNESS which the Church bears against Romanism and ultra-Protestantism, and points out her middle path as the only one of truth and safety.-Banner of the Cross. LAFEVER.-BEAUTIES OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE; Consisting of forty-eight Plates of Original Designs, with Plans, Elevations, and Sections, also a Dictionary of Technical Terms; the whole forming a complete Manual for the Practical Builder. By M. Lafever, Architect. One volume, large 8vo., half bound, $6 00. STAIR-CASE AND HAND-RAIL Construction. The Modern Practice of Stair-case and Hand-rail Construction, practically explained, in a Series of Designs. By M. Lafever, Architect With Plans and Elevations for Ornamental Villas. Fifteen Plates. One volume, large 8vo., $3 00. Mr. Lafever's" Beauties of Architecture," and his "Practice of Stair-case and Hand-rail construction," constitute two volumes rich in instruction in those departments of business. They are a necessary acquisition not only to the operative workman, but to all landlords and proprietors of houses, who would combine both the ornamental and useful in their family dwellings, and also understand the most economical and profitable modes by which their edifices can be erected and repaired. LEWIS.-RECORDS OF THE HEART, By Sarah Anna Lewis. One volume, 12mo., $1 00. We have read some of the pieces with much pleasure. They indicate poetic genius of no ordinary kind, and are imbued with much feeling and pathos. We welcome the volume as a credit. able accession to the poetic literature of the country.-Boston Traveller. LIEBIG.-FAMILIAR LETTERS ON CHEMISTRY, And its relation to Commerce, Physiology, and Agriculture. By Justus Liebig, M. D. Edited by John Gardner, M. D. One volume. 13 cents in paper, 25 cents bound. The Letters contained in this little volume embrace some of the most important points of the Science of Chemistry, in their application to Natural Philosophy, Physiology, Agriculture, and Commerce. LETTER-WRITER, The Useful Letter-Writer, comprising a succinct Treatise on the Epistolary Art, and Forms of Letters for all ordinary Occasions of Life. Compiled from the best authorities. Frontispiece. 32mo., gilt leaves, 38 cents. Forming one of the series of "Miniature Classical Library." LOOKING-GLASS FOR THE MIND; Or, Intellectual Mirror. Being an elegant Collection of the most delightful little Stories and interesting Tales; chiefly translated from that much admired work, L'ami des Enfans. Illustrated with numerous wood-cuts. From the twentieth London edition. One volume, 18mo., 50 cents. Forming one of the series of "Tales for the People and their Children." LOG CABIN: Or, The World before You. By the author of "Three Experiments of Liv ing," "The Huguenots in France and America," etc. One volume, 18mo., 50 cents. Every person who takes up this volume will read it with interest. It is truly what the writer intended it should be—“ A Guide to Usefulness and Happiness,” LOVER.-HANDY ANDY: A Tale of Irish Life, by Samuel Lover. Illustrated with twenty-three characteristic steel Engravings. One volume, 8vo., cloth $1 25, boards $1 00. Cheap edition, two Plates, paper, 50 cents. This boy Handy will be the death of us. What is the police force about to allow the uttering of a publication that has already brought us to the brink of apoplexy fifty times?-Sport. Review, L. S. D.--TREASURE TROVE: A Tale, by Samuel Lover. One volume, 8vo., with two steel Engravings. Paper cover, 25 cents. This is a capital thing. The gay and the grave, the "lively and severe." are united with a skilful hand, and there is a latent tone of sound morality running through "L. S. D." which will give a lasting value to its pages.-Commercial Advertiser. LUCY AND ARTHUR; A Book for Children. Illustrated with numerous engravings, elegantly bound in cloth. 50 cents. Lucy and Arthur is a charming story of the nurserk, prepared oy an experienced author. Seeure it for the family.-American Traveller. LYRA APOSTOLICA. From the Fifth English edition. One elegantly printed volume, 75 cents. In this elegant volume there are forty-five sections, and one hundred and seventy-nine lyrie poems, all short, and many of them sweet.-New York American. MAGEE.-ON ATONEMENT AND SACRIFICE: This is one of the ablest critical and polemical works of modern times. The profound biblical information on a variety of topics which the Archbishop brings forward, must endear his name to all lovers of Christianity.-Orme. MANNING. THE UNITY OF THE CHURCH, By the Rev. Henry Edward Manning, M. A., Archdeacon of Chichester. One volume, 16mo., $1 00. Part I. The History and Exposition of the Doctrine of Catholic Unity. Part II. The Moral Design of Catholic Unity. Part III. The Doctrine of Catholic Unity applied to the Actual State of Christendom. We commend it earnestly to the devout and serious perusal of all Churchmen, and particularly of all clergymen, as the ablest discussion we ever met with of a deeply and vitally important subject.-Churchman. MARRYAT.-MASTERMAN READY; Or, The Wreck of the Pacific. Written for Young Persons, by Capt. MarryComplete in 3 vols., 18mo., with Frontispiece, cloth gilt, şi 25. at. Forming a portion of the series of "Tales for the People and their Children." We have never seen any thing from the same pen we like as well as this. It is the moders Crusoe, and is entitled to take rank with that charming romance-Commercial Advertiser. 'MARSHALL.-NOTES ON THE EPISCOPAL POLITY Of the Holy Catholic Church, with some account of the Developments of Mo dern Religious Systems, by Thomas William Marshall, B. Á., of the Dio cese of Salisbury. Edited by Jonathan M. Wainwright, D. D. With a new and complete Index of the Subjects and of the Texts of Scripture One volume, 12mo., $1 25. I. Introduction. II. Scripture Evidence. III. Evidence of Antiquity. IV. Admission of Adversaries. V. Development of Modern Religious Systems. A more important work than this has not been issued for a long time. We earnestly recom mend it to the attention of every Churchman.-Banner of the Cross. MARTINEAU.—THE CROFTON BOYS; A Tale for Youth, by Harriet Martineau. One volume, 18mo., Frontispiece. Cloth gilt, 38 cents. Forming one of the series of "Tales for the People and their Children." It abounds in interest, and is told with the characteristic ability and spirit of the distinguished author-Evening Post. THE PEASANT AND THE PRINCE; A Tale of the French Revolution, by Harriet Martineau. One volume, 18mo. Frontispiece. Cloth gilt, 38 cents. Forming one of the series of "Tales for the People and their Children.' This is a most inviting little history of Louis the Sixteenth and his family. Here, in a stylu even more familiar than Scott's Tales of a Grandfather, we have a graphic epitome of many facts connected with the days of the "Revolution."-Courier & Enquirer. MAURICE.-THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST; Or, Hints respecting the Principles, Constitution, and Ordinances of the Catholic Church. By Rev. Frederick Denison Maurice, M. A. London. One volume, 8vo., 600 pages, $2 50. On the theory of the Church of Christ, all should consult the work of Mr. Maurice, the most philosophical writer of the day.-Prof. Garbett's Bampton Lectures, 1842 MILTON. THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS Of John Milton, with Explanatory Notes and a Life of the Author, by the Rev. Henry Stebbing, A. M. Illustrated with six steel Engravings. One volume, 16mo., $1 25. Forming one of the series of "Cabinet Edition of Standard Poets." Poems are included in this edition. The Latin and Italian Mr. Stebbing's Notes will be found very useful in elucidating the learned allusions with which the text abounds, and they are also valuable for the correct appreciation with which the writer directs attention to the beauties of the author. PARADISE LOST, By John Milton. With Notes, by Rev. H. Stebbing. One volume, 18mo., cloth 38 cents, gilt leaves 50 cents. PARADISE REGAINED, By John Milton. With Notes, by Rev. H. Stebbing. One volume, 18mo., cloth 25 cents, gilt leaves 38 cents. MAXWELL.-FORTUNES OF HECTOR O'HALLORAN MOORE.-LALLAH ROOKH; An Oriental Romance, by Thomas Moore. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, cloth gilt, 38 cents. Forming a portion of the series of "Miniature Classical Library,” This exquisite Poem has long been the admiration of readers of all classes, MORE.-PRACTICAL PIETY, By Hannah More. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, 38 cents. Forming one of the series of "Miniature Classical Library." "Practical Piety" has always bee deemed the most attractive and eloquent of all Hannah More's works. PRIVATE DEVOTION: A Series of Prayers and Meditations, with an Introductory Essay on Prayer, chiefly from the writings of Hannah More. From the twenty-fifth London edition. One volume, 32mo., Frontispiece, cloth gilt, 31 cents. Forming one of the series of "Miniature Classical Library." Upwards of fifty thousand copies of this admirable manual have been sold in the U. States. DOMESTIC TALES And Allegories, illustrating Human Life. By Hannah More. One volume, 18mo., 38 cents. CONTENTS.-I. Shepherd of Salisbury Plain. II. Mr. Fantom the Philosopher. III. Two Shoemakers. IV. Giles the Poacher. V. Servant turned Soldier. VI. General Jail Delivery. RURAL TALES, By Hannah More. One volume, 18mo., 38 cents. CONTENTS.-I. Parley the Porter. II. All for the Best. III. Two Wealthy Farmers, IV. Tom White. V. Pilgrims. VI. Valley of Tears. Forming a portion of the series of "Tales for the People and their Children " These two volumes comprise that portion of Hannah More's Repository Tales which are adapted to general usefulness in this country. |