pitot’s Sable.
gag- Publishers will confer a fayor by mentioning
the prices of all books Bent, to this Department. 1
The authoress of “Adam, Bede,” “Jlomola,”
“Felix Holt theßadioal,” calling herself George
Elliott, butknown aS jStiss Evans,, is already,
known as a wonlafl ofextraordinary genius, and
of the highest literary 1 ability. We are iorry' to
add, that her originality has degenerated into a
morbid ecoefltrieity im regard to the highest of
human leadirig'herrito Tfejqcf the or
dinary legal,and'religious sanctions-of- marriage,
while she professedly 1 the thin-g itsdlf
The Spanish Jrat at
tempt in verse, 1 and*. iafc jdnce places her in the
front rant of : she'is in fcWit of the
novelists, of the dayk>,p&f tj is one of intense
dramatic pc«Wer.t*Th® etndfcions of the
heart are
and religious.!: r The blare of the story, a highr
born Sottish h;Wy frpm hit soj
oial and thigbUy.VpSiikVintS surf him, and
voluntarily choosds the dot of the despised, home!
less Qypsies, from 'iby^ 1 of ,'ine . wh# ttfrnh' Out
to belong, to that raqe. : No.happiness, but rather
horrors constantly' deepening'‘until thecatiistro
pbe, flow from this .of social'qrder.- We
oannot with confidence say yshatii|,tbW precise a™
of the poem,, but there seems : to be a purpose to
set the simple, nianly virtues.'of an ohtoaSt and
infidel race in contrast'With the'birbairity of'the
Spanish hOWeVe.f, is ppiirottnd^
ed with Christianity ftselfi as' j jib' 'dopht , ft, was
viewed .by. Moorq,
ally ip those days! iCb.o Gypsy chipfjhpiog about
to hang the Spanish ‘inquisitor,- has. fallen
into his hands, says: 1 ! ;i i' ; ‘
. ’Tie nptjfo'r liye ....
And apether.ples.of.Christian pisty,. , ,
which illustrated ‘thetruth- that the most serious
and lastinffl 'iniurlps are done to ChristianHy
by those Wno bear its ' name‘ unworthily. Tpe
ppetry of the fs of a
the language oppwus, and, plwfltp;
pure mod pasmoja, pro
found ■ j the. deseriptjive.jpasaa&'es minute .yet elo
quent; the currerit: of- Wought and the lsngtiage
free &om tbe /vi6fe df . i <>bS'6ufHfy r shp'#i; ! it ‘w a
great poem, dfj Wnd, iff to
Rye for generations'.' , .
Readers, of Melbourne IfopsE, wul. bP gtate
ful to the Warner for.tl,Dais*’’
a continuations unite-worthy .of the remarkable
commencement! ; That highly original;
hiW ttod oonsctentllotoi ohaHtater ! developed iteelf
itnder entirely
piroumstanoep of The struggle amid
conflicting,duties, ttye
so rend heri ppright au«f ten<Jerspul,and yetithe
heroic fidelity of the/young Christian to;-clear
Bible principles, .%ive tutawonted' 'life 'and
moral fervor 1 to ihejfethry. Thfey are illustrated
with great suocess/tf Daisy’s, life in the South,
«ss< seyep
whoin, mjfcWppJflstfX, pif ,oqji c§nxibpe>
Daisy that a, right, of property sexists. .Th&.OhFis-:
tian law ofloye made 'her an Abolitionist,'With
outher knowing anything of the popular' feeling on
the subjeet. It may seem tp SOihe aTittjle inepPv
sequent that the whole s'bottld.ehjl iu'thi
meat of the, S}^
cadpji, and, ijbat .WmfcwlWßWl IlfWf •#
prinoiple shouldi welt atopy amjd,,pß,
thef fasoi nations' i of. nafutat Beenery, of military
parade, at West
Point. But ; the loWMaklnMir carried' ms id a
very becoming ChfisSiaP magtf^, 1 |
makes her eppOTPS^by
ity which by as a senqqa
barrier -to her success. The story does not, seem
to be concluded- *»i 'i " -'- i-. ~i •>>,
Young America Abroad, has'gbt‘*a»jfa®;ita
Holland, add % , e*gbriatfc;fe 'and MadMMA
there ate ttyfd w&Tei ' title’ V ■'s;
DiTOHBS, the fouriU yolame of.the pub
lished hy LEE & SHEi?4RD r 'B.o3ton,. ;) lhe inter
est of the.stoty iSidivided,between sights on
shore andtheievents on /shipboard. “The latter
make a very large 'proportion ofthis vohrmey'and
“'i much - of the na^ ; ur4 0# SmaUsqUiibbte
students ,on‘ t one,,p£ the
Optic’* taste runs,qwi|e ,% fh:hp|t t“ l £?p»*q’ :
counters hetween.teaoher ,and The vpl
ume is very readahle ; valuable, except
in its extracts from history and' the' guide books,
which are rphttagSd tvith tile Welltcnown skill
and vivacity of, tnij author. "tv ’
she sequel has mS^een
issued by M-M- WW?i?.-B»d«
DAYS : AX RosEI.AsHOB.uj It ia-ra. real; tragedy,fit
child lifer-a sustained continuation ot I the
is an sense, qf
the situation, butgranting
the-courseof the'> stary.fuUJbatArailY.into theur;
nlaeSSi In the sequel to Melbourne
had aMh'ludt appeaYedi th'fe 1 restraints 'uptmdEfeisy;
wisWm
in tr»gio«looin«ta tbe lastj and deathitse&W &
most neoessai)y.in 'biingmg td pass,.the happy so
lution! '-BdehhOOfks atfexcellent. _
p., ■Md'P*: Wl w -
w ;” r
tore, The ? hlsd’:
Q rand Oonfiert, l,Bmq* iBR* §f&4 ,-_Fv• r| ••»*«£&!
The Lost; Light anp^tPl^WB I ®^ 'jfrgjL
pilatiohy pp: 2110 3 «By ,l ASPo^-PWuM^! U
B 00k coyoting , eutiris, pe»pd o W i ?R»
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1868.
inent History, and entitled: The Patriarchs,
Kings and Prophets, or Questions on Select
Portions of the Old Testament. It is very suit
able for a rapid, comprehensive, survey of the
field; Many questions are left unanswered in or
der eEOrcise the student’s mind, and the vol
ume is adapted throughout to excite thought
upon scriptural topics. 18mo. pp. 142.
A practical watch-maker of New York, Henry
F. Piaget, has issued a second edition of a trea
tise on The Watch, showing, with,,the aid of
wood cuts, its construction, merits and defectß—
how to choose it'and how to use it. There Ore
also someremarks about clocks. Much,valuable in
formation is furnished op a matter of general in
terest. The book is published by the author, 119
Fulton St., N. Y. ■’ 1
PXR(OUI(!AM asb pamphmts. |
The Sunday Magazine for .June, without
any novel or striking features, keeps up , its well
known standard of literary excellence and thor
ough evangelical tone. ■ WC note the third of
those searching letters on “Ecce Homo ;" an'arj
tiel'e on Sami. Kutherfoidarid hip letters; con
tinuations of “Sea Board Parish,’’Jto., tie. Dean
of Canterbury on the Epistles of Peter., ,
. The Galaxy fob Judy, is made iup largely
of longer or shorter tales, light butreasonably
good, in. aim and structure. - There is d} Bo an 'ar
ticle Sbbut'great diamonds Dr. \W. A. Hammond
writes concerning the nStves, in a materialistic
way—for example, he Say 3, page 44: “Tb this
■fact' [the large I' amoiipt' | ofgrsy,, matter , in,. the
brain],,man : undoubtedly owes the gpeett mental
development which; places him: so far >abovu all
living beings'”' i “ The-Church of the' Future ” iS
au ambitiotts'and t laudatbry article oh-Methbdi'Sm:
The ' 'writer docs not' like the' multiplication of
theological 'institutions among the Methodists,
jwishes Mr. Drew hiid his money back. “Nee
die and pillow’* treats historically, of Dace Man
ufacture. E. D..-Y.I criticises with entire approval
Mr. Darrin's last hook on the Variation of ani
mals and'plants' undef ©oinestication. ; This is
the first hutpbefbfa hew ; |;' ..
HARphas’ New MoN 4 fii,Y i; unusu
ajdy.good. * T,bei articles, are the: Incas
ofj Peril, the Guinea, street pavements,
&c. Npw Yprk in the Revolution reminds us,
among'other things : that horrible cruelties were
inflicted Dn .American prisoners, long before Lib
by oil Andersodville,'
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, MrsJMary j,.’'Bblmes; ‘kuifior 'of .VTeiripppst,and,
;' r Supshirie.” “Liiiiaßivers ; ,G “The Bride/';
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&2aAziKEi Vol. 1t,.N0. i§6o.;
" Contents Afiebecca;.' MjissJtidejs s. Tb.ei
, * Chinese , iri : California.; A Literary Hqspitod ;
The Legend or Ball's' Lake;'On. Expression /p ;
'Ari^Pairitihg; Tb'a;Bcibk'.V?prt9;
tb’lhe Graivb 'ok HWjpWoYdtA Mappipe the M^n ( ;-
Mr Wief plMtox &<?, •»
' 'Bttklfeh* Sodiety'ib'Paris' ;.'Lady HaughWn’B.M|B- (
; r tai&yorb L'elt^r?; jOuriMopthly j|,LMra-!
, ture of the ‘Hay., _ V." i Vy - ‘
'Q.hTtlkra's 'StNDAY Magazine—Yol. nr, Part-IX >;
“‘Junb; i.'flpnte'niA:—The'.Seahdard
G.bod' Samaritan Ecpe Homo‘The
• riiKWß'aMlieaB 1 :. Hymp,' -syritten by ,k phild s,Tft e
'.’ ! TrecfchdnesS 'of Bedendption :* The 'Ocpupati'otisof
; i:j k'Betii : e{l w £iJl , e j Th'4 1 First BpisOfe^bt'BeterJ- 'The
‘Christian Life jn Versei Sarhuel .Rutherford, and.
Bis l: liptteite, Saying ‘'Knowledge,' ' The , Kings
Tefnpie.i'Vishnu and Priest; ‘Notes,foi Headers,
;. trie
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largest concern ol the kind inttip'TJtuted Stales, sxtra
drdlnftry for tlio manufiictufe rf Fertilizers, ahrtroUmg txclufivdy
te,n (gat-so H, offal, 6ouea arid tteAa ahfmals'of* Wew York',' Brook
;]yn and Jferaey citUs, aaTfclsb the:;great
gfter for,sale, in lots Insult catfopiera,. : i m
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taring themten two'week6 earlier.' ‘Equal to .the best
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Kl Packed in bbiß.of;2sQ lbs. each.,. • j
1 1—COARSE and EINK MIXED. , for, Drilling,
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of® lbs. each. For Winter grain} Donble-Refined Poudrette aijd
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' ihia Phosphate &nfi<le&tijy u'gfc >^!lf'n^< s^l
-tfoPftfr to'arfy «ef inadd dr sold in this market,'coiitlii&infc a larger
f’ -un.tof sofnW* Phosphate andj Amcnia ,thanflSpaLinsuperid»oB
- FofPERM akent, as well as for .immediate powerful effect
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WINTER TIME, TAKING EFFECT MAT 10, 1868.
The Gains of the Pennsylvania Central R. R. leave
the Depot, at 31st and Market Streets, which is
reached directly by the Market Street Cars, the last
car connecting with each train leaving Front and Mar
ket Streets thirty minutes before its departure. • The
Chestnut and Walnut Streets cars run within one
square of the Depot-.
! Sleeping Cab Tickets can be had on application at
the. Ticket Office, North-West Corner of Ninth and
Chestnqt Streets, and at the Depot. ■ > • •->
Agents of.the Union, Transfkk Company , will call
for and deliver baggage at the Depot. O-rders left at
No 1 . 961 ; Chestnut Street, or 116 MarketJStreet. wil l re
ceive attention. . J
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WATiLiiCEj‘Ticket, A^en^ at ,tl»^' De-
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any. risk for, Baggage,,except for Wearing Apparejiiahd
iiniU their responsibility, tp One Hundred,
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TEUNKS, 0 AEPET ;B AGS' AITO VALISES. j
Ladies’iSgcs, Bags, Pocket Books ingreat
variety. _ 1
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;!h SO tnilesfrom N. Y. ati^uvctiofitifilieCaniden and’Ai
-7-"! ' '' laniU and 'MiHtaii andlDeldio'are^Bity
■ ' ImproVed nndvnTifipr oved lands desirable for country
-residences,' ‘dnd' well adapted for fruit growing and
■ market .gardening-are' l offered for a Ohristian /Colony
■ sitpat ednetir'the i deceit,iGhurok andisohooli grounds.
■ .v In a Very .'elevated region, fever and ague :unk pqwii.
!, 3 PrOvisionimade for -superidro edtM»Jd<pal ( fc^litifle.
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ddlpiiia, (H S> . I >.For ll p.prJicj4ars !
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experienced .cultivators.^
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all*the Leading- Styles ofi Pine,,;.
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