Literature, &c
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VKLPRAU's SURGERY, Vol. I.-H. G.. Langley.
New York.-The first volume Of this great work,
translated by DR.. Mott, enriched by his notes, and


illustrated by elegant engravings, has just been is
sued, in beautiful style, from the press of Mr.
Langley. I. comprises the latest advantages Of the
present advanced state Of surgical art and also in
cludes the rich experience os the eminent profess
sor, under whose editorial revision the work has
passed. 1t will be found the most valuable contri-
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The entire work, consisting OF three large octave
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COLUMBIAN MAoAzrNK.-The number of this
fourlshlng periodical for February, gives proof OF
that increased excellence and value, which we ad-
verted as furnished by the previous number. The
trative Of the birth. place Of Washington " The
deserion Of SERGEANT Champ" is also an excellent
engraving, from one of Chapman's most spirited de-
signs The articles are varied, numerous, and Of high
merit. Edith Fairle" is one Of the best tales We
have read for years. The lines "a Mother 10 her
Child" by the associate editor, Mr.. X. A. West,
evinces much dellcacy OF sentiment Altogether
the number is highly credtable TO the veteran and
successful publisher, Israel Post


GnAHAM's MAcHzsE-Februsry;-A very .ex-
cellent number. The engravinss, four in number,
are particularly good, and the literary contents are
varied and attractive. w. W. Gr.hsm publisher,
in this city.


LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE number
contains contributions from Mn. Sigourney, and
upwards OF a dozen Of our best female writer's
w. w. Graham publisher.


THEIRS LIrE OF NAroLxos, Part I-Rursess AZ
Srlnger, New York Messrs. Carey & Hart, of
Philadelphia, have just issued the first part Of this
great work from the early sheets received in ad-
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additions by IL. w. Herbert, Esq, one Of the most
accomplished writers in the country. This rs Ger
tainly very valuable addition to the standard IL
brary OF our country The present part is well got
up, containing upwards Of $50 pages OF cloee well
printed matter, and most beautiful two third
craving Of Napoleon. The whole work 10 TO be
completed in 10 parts, at l2A cents each.


EMBARKED AND SINGLE; Harper Brothers, New
York.-Another Of Arthur's excellent works, form
ing an interesting sequel to "Lovers and Hus-
bands"


4 TLAwRrE Topp Farmer & Daegep, New York
"A timely reprint Of this entertaining work, as
not copy was to be had, as the saying is. for
love or money!" except on the shelves OF a few
circulating libraries. The prescott edition is re-
vlscd and corrected with new introduction, notes.
&c. by the author, and an original preface by
Grant Thorburn. There is little doub, but thai
the present action will be as popular as the pre-.
vious.