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HAswELL's ENGINEER's AND MECHANICS POCKET
BooK-2d Edition-Harper Brothers, New York


This is of the best got up and most useful works
Of the season, and person at all in the line Of
business it treats of, should be without copy l,


is done up in convenient pocket book style, with
blank interleaves for memorandums. The names
of the parties recommending the work Is at once
guarantee of its usefuness-they are the first men
in the country in the line of business.
SYLVESTER SOUND, THE SoMNAMBuLrsT-by Hen
ry Cockton, Esq.-Burgess, Stringer & Co., New
York-The author of ''valentine vox,' and "Stan.
ley Thorne,'' is quite equal to his former produc-


tons in the present The work is we'll got up, with


several plates, at the reasonable cost of Is cents
LECTURES ON THE APPLICATIONS OF CHEMISTRY
AND GEOLOGY TO AGRIcuLTURK-By J. F.W. John.
ston, M. A. F r. S. Part 4-Wley and Putnam,
New York.-A most useful and valuable work,
which no agrculturist should be without.
TALES OF GLAuBER SrA-By Miss c. M. Sedge-
wick, Messrs } X. Paulding, w. c. Bryant, r. c.
Sands, and William Leggett-Two volumes in one
Harper and Brothers, New ork.-For 25 cents,
in neat and convenient pocket volume, the read
ing public have here eight capital stories by the dis
tinguished authors whose names are given above
They various IN their subjects their styles
some being historical, others pathetic, and others
humorous. They are all good, and will be widely
read with decided pleasure No more agreeable
travelling companion, (at least in the shape of a
book,) could well be found. The volume forms
No. OF Harper's Pocket Edition of Select Novels
RAMBLEToN, OR FASHIONABLE LIFE IN New
YORK by Seatsfield; parts and 2.-Winchester,
New York.-As this work proceeds it increases in
interest.


JOHN w. SMRs AND Co., VS.. M'EwEN AND
SHER; by M. H M'Ewen, Philadelphia
The BEEcHEN TREE; by F. w. Thomas; Har.
per, Brothers, New York.-The author Of "ClIn.
style in the present tale, told in rhyme. 1t may be
found interesting by some, but we are not OF the
number The work is got up in Harpers' usua
| styie-good


MEALS HIsroRY OF THE PyRrAss; part z
| Harper Brothers, New York.-Ths work
| approaches its completion. The seventh, and ne
| 10 the last number, has just been issued. The i'm


portant bearing upon the character OF England, anc


especially upon the institutions OF the western he


mlsphere which the events recorded have exercised
make this work an interesting and very valuable
| addition to our historical knowledge. The mum
bers are sold at twenty-five cents each.


The SPooN,; Nos ands4; Harper Brothers
| New York.-These numbers complete the history


and description Of this useful artlce-Particularly
| when il is manufactured Of the right sort Of metal
| We fear the present will be found only spooney
affair.


| THE EcLRcrIc MAGAZINE, for September editee


by Professor Agnew Leayitt, Trow and Co., New
| York and PhiladelphIa. is an improved con
| tlnuance Of the Eclectic Museum, some time since
discontinued; and promises to excel its predeces
| sor in every respect. The present number Is one


of considerable interest, and is well got up.


The MIRROR LIBRARY, No. 32-Morris ~ Viii
| lis, New York.-The present number contains Will


lis Lecture on Fashion"


| LITrELL's LIVING AGE, No. 16.-Burgess &
| Strnger, New York.--An interesting, but some
what prosy number.


| vRRpLANcK's ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE, No. 30
H. w. Hewett, New York.-Thls work, as i


proceeds, maintains its excellency Of character.
| THE LADIES' COMPANION, for September.-An in


teree,ing and beautifully illustrated number. The
| piece of music "'Tis best to be Free" is some
| what good, but we do not think all the fair pa.


tronizers OF the work will quite agree in that sen
| timent.


| The NATIONAL PROTESTANT, for September =
| Sparry, New Yofk-Il is 10 be regretted that mel
| OF genius cannot fnd works of better tendency
| to employ themselves upon, than those which SOW
| dIssension between members cf different creeds
| THE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW, for September-H. G
| Langley, New York "A most capital number =
| The first article on "The True Theory and Phlo.
sophy OF our System Of Government" ought to be


read and studied by all true lovers of their country
| ILLUSTRATED New Pictorial BrBLx, No. s.
/ Harper Brothers, New York These spirited pub


fishers have just issued the eight number Of this
| NOS. elegant and beautiful edition of the Sacred
Str.iaures The illustrations continue to be quite
| as numerous and superb as in the earlier numbers


aud tie work when fnshed will be one Of the mosi
| magnificent productions Of American typography
i The successive numbers are issued as rapidly az
| the immense edition demanded will allow, and are
| sold at 25 cents each.


HEALTH OF Baron RoUaE The Gazette OF last
l Saturday says-"The general health Of our town 10 q