5s. Emerson.-International Revenue Guide; with 4s. Farquharson.-Hugo and Franz. By MARTHA FARQUHARSON. 18mo. cloth, pp. 288. Philadelphia, 1866. Farquharson.-Brookside Farmhouse from JanUARY TO DECEMBER. For the Little Folks. By MARTHA FARQUHARSON. 12mo. cloth, pp. 176. Philadelphia, 1866. 5s. Fasquelle.-A Course of the French Language, introductory to Fasquelle's larger French Course. By LOUIS FASQUELLE, LL.D., Professor of Modern Languages and Literature in the University of Michigan. 12mo, half-bound, pp. 300. New York, 1865. Fasquelle's Larger French Course has been published for some seven or eight years, and has passed through fifty large editions in the United States. It was also reprinted in London as a part of Cassell's Educational Series. Finley.-Life Among the Indians: or, Personal Reminiscences and Historical Incidents Illustrative of Indian Life and Character. By Rev. JAMES B. FINLEY, "The Old Chief" or "Rawahwah." Edited by Rev. D. W. CLARK, D.D. 12mo. cloth, pp. 548. 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Frothingham.-Stories of the Patriarchs. By 0. B. FROTHINGHAM, author of "Stories from the Lips of the Teacher retold by a Disciple." Square 16mo. cloth, pp. 232. Boston, 1864. 6s. 6d. Gardner. - Photographic Sketch- Book of the AMERICAN WAR. BY ALEXANDER GARDNER. Two vols., imperial oblong folio, extra morocco gilt, and gilt edges. Washington, 1866. £50. Two magnificent volumes, containing in all one hundred photographs of the most interesting scenes and events in the recent war. Mr. Gardner, at the commencement of the military operations, conceived the idea of forming a photographic history of the incidents connected therewith, and had his assistants attached to nearly every Out of 3,000 photographs, he has selected one hundred, relating mainly to the operations of the Army of the Potomac, including scenes in Richmond, etc., and has accompanied each plate with a page of letter-press description. corps. Gardner.-Rays of Sunlight from South America. By ALEXANDER GARDNER. Oblong folio, morocco elegant, with gilt edges. Washington, 1866. £25. A collection of 70 Photographs of scenes in South America, forming a series of exquisite pictures, full of interest. Garden.-Anecdotes of the American Revolution, illustrative of the talents and virtues of the Heroes of the Revolution, who acted the most conspicuous parts therein. By ALEXANDER GARDEN, of Lee's Legion. Large paper (only 30 copies printed), 3 vols., 4to. pp. iv. vi. vii. and 188; xxxii. v. and 189-438; xxxii. v. ix, and 223, vi. Brooklyn, New York, 1865. 41. 4s. A reprint of the Edition published at Charleston 1822-28, with numerous additional anecdotes. Gardette.―The Fire Fiend and other Poems. By CHARLES D. GARDETTE. 12mo. cloth, pp. 104. New York, 1866. 6s. The first poem in this volume was written in the manner of “the Raven," and was issued as "from an unpublished MS. of Edgar A. Poe's." So close was the resemblance in style and manner, that it has been reprinted in collections of poetry as an undoubted poem by Poe. Gazelle, a True Tale of the Great Rebellion, and other Poems. 16mo. cloth, pp. 194. Boston, 1866. 6s. Geological Map of Tennessee, and the Northern PORTIONS OF GEORGIA, ALABAMA, AND MISSISSIPPI Illustrated by a Vertical Section, and a compendious Table of Rocks. By N. SAYLER, A.M. Coloured, and in case for the pocket. Cincinnati, 1866, 10s. Glazier. The Capture, the Prison Pen, and the ESCAPE giving an account of Prison Life at the South, etc., etc. By WILLARD W. GLAZIER, late Lieutenant Harris' Light Cavalry. 12mo, cloth, pp. 343. Albany, 1866. 10s. Godwin.-Political Essays. By PARK E. GODWIN. (From Contributions to Pitman's Magazine). 12mo, cloth, pp. 345. New York, 1866. 98. 12mo. Good Gray Poet (The). A Vindication. pp. 45. New York, 1866. 2s. 6d. Good Little Hearts. By Aunt Fanny. 4 vols. 16mo. cloth. New York, 1866. Goodrich.-The Tribute Book. A Record of the Munificence, Self Sacrifice, and Patriotism of the American People during the War for the Union. Illustrated. By FRANK B. GOODRICH, author of "The Court of Napoleon," etc. Royal 8vo. morocco, extra, pp. 512. New York, 1865. £5. A magnificent volume, in which art and mechanical labour struggle for pre-eminence. It is elegantly printed on a splendid tinted paper, illustrated with 147 woodcuts of varied merit, all designed and engraved by American artists, and superbly bound in extra morocco. So sumptuous a volume we have rarely seen. It has been published at the sole expense of Mr. G. Jones, one of the proprietors of the New York Times, and its cost must have been enormous. It records the patriotism and philanthropy of the American people, who, not content with bearing a taxation of three thousand millions of dollars for the prosecution of the war, voluntarily raised seventy millions in addition, in order to give increased comforts to their soldiers, and to aid the efforts of their Government. It is a remarkable story, deserving of being placed on record, and well worthy of being embalmed in so rich a casket. We are old-fashioned enough, however, to feel some little objection to this parade of names, which we think has in it something of ostentation-to "do good by stealth and blush to find it fame" we fear is now out of date. Goodrich.-A Pictorial History of England. By S. G. GOODRICH, Author of "Peter Parley's Tales," with numerous Engravings. Crown 8vo. half-bound, pp. 414. Philadelphia, 1866. 98. Goodrich.-A Pictorial History of France, for the USE OF SCHOOLS. By S. G. 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By the author of "The Way of Holiness," etc. (Mrs. Palmer). 8vo. cloth, pp. 700. New York, 1866. 15s. The author of this work is a "Revivalist" and teacher of the doctrine of "Christian Perfection" or "Perfect Holiness,"-a doctrine maintained in England by the Wesleyan Methodists alone, but which in America has adherents in all the Evangelical Churches. Mrs Palmer's books are considered the most popular illustrations of this doctrine, and have sold by thousands in the United States, in Canada, and in England. To promote a belief in this theory, she has travelled repeatedly over nearly every part of the North American continent, and has by her preaching and teaching added numbers to the church. A few years back she and her husband, a physician then in good practice in New York, felt themselves impelled to visit England, and endeavour to promote "revivals," and to extend the belief in the doctrine of "holiness" in the British Isles. 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