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      HEW WOEK BY ALBERT SMITH AND JOHN LEECH . The Second Number of THE MONTH . A View of Passing Subjects and Manner * , Home and Forei gn , 8 ocial , end General . By Albkht Smith . Illustrated by John Leech , is this day published , price It . Office , No . * , Whitefriarg . street .

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      JITST PUBLISBED , PBOSPECTIVE REVIEW , FOE AUGUST , 2 s . 6 d . 1 . Moral Limits to Economic Theory and Socialist Counter 2 . SerpeoT&orship and the Age of Stonehenge . 3 . Life and Writing * of Zumpt . 4 . Ca « a Guldi Windows . 5 . Bland * * and Kinsley V Sermons . 6 . Buskin on the Construction of Sheepfold * . 7 . Beformatory Schools . 8 . Oakeley ' s Ritual of the Mass .

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      Published by 3 . Chapman , Strand , Part IX ., 3 s . 6 d ., THE TRUTH-SEEKER ( QUABTERLY BEVIEW ) in LITERATURE , PHILOSOPHY , and RELIGION . Containing Elaborate Papers on Association;—Scepticism ;—BealUm versus Idealism ;—Criminal Jurisprudence;—Temperance in Relation to Chemistry and Physiology ;—& © . The PRESENT AGE ( or TRUTH-SEEKER , Monthly Post Edition ) , Nos . I to 13 , completing the Work , may be had from Dr . Lees , Leeds , at 6 d . each . PROFESSOR STUART'S LAST LETTER on the SCK 1 PTUBAL WINE-QUESTION , with Note * and Paper * , in Answer to the " PLYMOUTH-BaoTHSR " -CKiTica , Kelly , Gorett , Cooke , and Others . 2 s . 6 d . Po * t free , from Dr . Lbbs , Leeds .

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      •• Familiar in their mouth * a * Household Words . "—8 hak » pear « HOUSEHOLD WORDS , A Weekly Jouknax . Conducted by Charmw Diokbws . Designed for the Instruction and Entertainment of all Classes of Readers , mnd tos «» Ut in the Discussion of the Social Question * of the time , i « published Weekly , price Twopence , or stamped for post Threepence < al » o In monthly parts ) , at the Office of Household "Words , 16 , Wellington Street North , Strand , where all Communications must be addressed .

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      This day is published , price 2 « ., T „ _ . ___ . _ HO W TO SEE THE EXHIBITION . IN FOUR VISITS . By W . Blanciiard JKRROtD . Each Visit may be had separately , price 6 d . " With this methodical little book in his hand , the stranger need not be lost amid the multiplicity of objects winch surround him in the Glass Palace . "—Express . Bradbury and Evan ? , 11 . Bouverie-street ; and alt Booksellers .

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      AMERICAN PERIODICALS . ? ' Just receiTed , NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JULY , 1851 . 6 s . Contents : — 1 . Southey . 2 . The Anglo-Saxon Race . 3 . Freund ' s Latin Le * icon . 4 . Cotton ' s Public Economy . 5 . Sanitary Reform . 6 . Sir Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy . 7 . Life of Blennerhatset . 8 . Unity of I anguage and Mankind . 9 . Life of James H . Perkins . 10 . Johnston ' s Notes on North America . 11 . GilnHan ' s Bards ot the Bible . Critical Notice * . CHBISTIAN EXAMINER AND RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY . JULY . 3 s . 6 d . Contbnts : — 1 . Dr . Wood ' s Works . 2 . The State and Statemanship . 3 . John Wycliff and the fir « t English Bible . 4 . Euphranor , a Dialogue on Youth . 5 . The Apostle Paul . 6 . Ecclesiastical Christendom . Critical Notice * . SILLIMAN'S AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND ART . JULY . 5 « . COKTBHT 8 :- ~ 1 . Alexander on Meteorological Coincidence * . 2 . Blake on a method of distinguishing- between Biaxial and Uniaxial Crystals when in their plates . 3 . J . L . Smith on aome of the Thermal Waters of Asia Minor . 4 . Dr . MacGowan on uses of the Tallow Tree . 5 . Thompson on the surfden disappearance of the Ice on Lake Champlain on the breaking up of Winter . 6 . Dana on Coral Reefs and Islands . 7 . . Norton ' s description of a new Sand-bath , with Water-bath , &c . attached , erected in the Yale Analytical Laboratory . 8 . Burnett on Microscopes . 9 . Maskelyneon the Polarisation of Light . 10 . Faraday on Atmospheric Magnetism . 11 . Jackson on Eupyrchroite of Crown Point , New York . 12 . Lymanon the recent Condition of Kilatiea . 13 . Mecijuerel on Electricity in Plants . 14 . 15 and 16 . Bond , Pierce , and Kirkwood on the Rings of Saturn . Scientific Intelligence .

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      Just published , in 1 vol .. fcap . 8 vo ., cloth , 3 s ., A DEFENCE OF IGNORANCE , By the Author of "HOW TO MAKE HOME UNHEALTHY . " - " We must not dismiss the ' Defence of Ignorance * without heartily commending its wit and humour to the serious consideration of all who seek to advance the great cause of education . "—Literary Gazette . London : Chapman and Hall . 193 , Piccadilly . .

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      Just published , THE PROSPECTUS OF THE CENTRA L CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY Containing the necessary means for obtaining further Information . May be had at the following places : —The Central Office , 76 , Charlntie-street , Fitzroy-square ; the Marylebone Branch , 3 > , Great Marylebone-street ; the Manchester B . ai . ch , 13 Swan-street , Manchester ; the Publishing Office of the Society for Promoting Working-Men's A ^ socrations , 183 , Fleetstreet . Gratis , if by personal application ; if by letter , one Postage Stamp .

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      This day is published , price 7 s . 6 d ., Part 30 , of THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL . Published under the Direction of the Central Committee of the Archeelo » ical Institute . .-Contents : — I . Remarks on the Church of St . Mary the Virgin , Oxford . By the Rev . The Principal of Brasennose Collesre . —II . On the Belgic Ditches , " and the probable date of 8 tonehenge . By Edwin Guest , M . A . —III . Description of Antiquities recently found at Caerleon . Communicated by John Edward Lee , Esq . — IV . Notices of the Remains of a Roman Chariot , preserved iiithe Museum at Toulouse . By the late William Bromet , M . D ., F . 8 . A . V . Additional Observations on the Boman Bulla . By James Yate » , M . A ., F . R . S . —VI . A count o ( Belies of the Anglo-Saxon Period , found at Little Wilbraham , Cambridgeshire . By Isaiah Deck . &c . &c . &c . London : Bradbury and Evans , 11 , Bou » erie « street .

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      EDUCATIONAL WORKS BY MR . HUGO REID . To be had of all Bookiellera . THE STEAM-ENGINE . Third Edition . At . 6 d . The ELEMENTS of ASTRONOMY . Second Edition . 3 s . The ELEMENTS of PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY . l » . The niosteopious , the best arranged , the most compact and manageable treatise we have seen on the subject . "—Educational Timer . The FIRST BOOK of GEOGRAPHY . Is . " One of the incest little books on geography which has come under our notice . Well suited , not only for ' young beginners at home or at school , ' but for adults alao , by whom the subject of geography has been neglected . "—Quarterly Educational Magazine .

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      FiftH Edition , with new Supplementary Chapter , 10 s . 6 d ., of the S TUDENT'S MANUAL of MODERN HISTORY . By W . Cookb Taylor , LL . J > . By the same Author , STUDENT'S MANUAL of ANCIENT HISTORY . Fifth Edition . 10 s . 6 d . HISTORY of MOHAMMEDANISM . Cheaper Edition . 4 s . HISTORY of CHRISTIANITY . 6 s . 6 d . London : John W . Parker and Son , West Strand .

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      Fr aser ; s magazine for august , Price 2 a . 6 d ., or by po * t , 3 s ., contains : — 1 . Memorabilia of the Exhibition Season . 2 . Chamois Hunting . 3 . The Mineral Waters of Germany . 4 . The Opera and Concert Season . 5 . Translations of Schiller . 7 . The Revelations of a Common-Place Man . Part II . 8 . William Wordsworth . Part II . 9 . Soycr ' s Modern House wife . 10 . The Bridgewater Gallery . 11 . Invitation to the Country . 12 . Traveller ' s Books for 1851 . London : John W . Parker and Son , West Strand .

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      THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW , No . XXVII ., for AUGUST , price 6 a ., contains : — 1 . Human Progression—Theories about it . 2 . Dramatic Poetry in the Age of Elizabeth . 3 . Thoughts on th < s Labour Question . 4 . Wilhelin Hauff—the German Romanticists . 5 . Misaionn in South Africa . C . Lancashire and Yorkshire since 1800 . 7 . The Papal Index of Prohibited liookn . 8 . The Correlation of Physical l ' orceu . U . Naturalism vertus Inspiration . 10 . Criticisms on Books . London : Jackson and Walford , 18 , St . Paul ' s Churchyard ; and isimpkin , Marshall , and Co ., Htatioiiertt ' -hall-court .

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      On the 31 * t of July , prioe 6 g . ; by post , 6 s . 6 d . . TH E NORTH BRITISH REVIEW , No . 30 . CONTKNTlt . I . The Social Science : Us Ilintory nnd Prospects . II . Literature of Apologotics . HI . Net results of 1818 in Germany and Italy . IV . Typical Forma : Goethe , Professor Owen , aud Mr . Fairbairn . V . Recent works <» f Fiction . "VI . Kingaley's Saint ' s Tragedy . VII . Character iu Architecture : Uiukiu ' i Stones of Venice . VIII . The Five Woiindd of the Holy Church . IX . The Exposition of 1851 . Edinburgh : W . P . Kennedy . London : Hamilton , Adumi , tnii Co . Dublin : J . M'Glitshan .

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      NEW AMERICAN BOOKS . — . —« . PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE . Fourth Meeting held at New Hsw « n . Connecticut . August , 18 *» 0 . Continuing papera by Profcusor Adams , Agassis , llurnett , Uache , Krin , Hupy , Gibbs , Henry , Iloraford , JohiKon . Jewett , Lnomis , Ilitchcll . Olmsied , Pagre , bUliinaii . Lieutenant Davis . Dr . Gould , Dr . Jackson , C . Girard , E . G . Squier , 8 cc . fee . With Maps and Platen . 1 yoI . 8 vo ., cloth , pp . 414 . 16 » . JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY ; Containing Miinoir * . Translations , Vocabularies > nd other woikit rolutuiij to tlio A » i « tic , African , and l ' olyue $ inn l « nguagKB . Vol » . 1 and 3 , 8 * o ., cloth , 33 * . AMERICAN ARCHMOWGICAL KESEARCMES . No 1 . THK 6 KKPKNT SYMI 1 OL ; And tUo Worship of the Kcciprocal Piinciplcs of Nature in America . Uy K . G . H » miBB . A . M . 1 vol . 8 vo ., uuinerous woodcuts , pp . 201 , lift . < Jd . THE RELIGION OE GEOLOGY , AND ITS CONNECTED SCIENCES . II y Kiiward Hmilioooic , D . I ) ., LL . D ., Prcaidciit of Ainhcriit College * , and Professor of Nutural Theology and Geology . 1 voL 8 vo ., pp . Oil . la . London : JOHN CHAPMAN , 124 , Strand .

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      CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE AGEMTCY , INSTITUTED UNDER TRUST , TO COUNTERACT THE 8 YSTEM OF ADULTERATION AND FRAUD NOW PREVAILING IN THE TRADE . Trustees—Edward Vansittart Neale , Esq . ( Founder of the Institution ); and Thomas Hughes , Esq . ( oue of the Contributors ) . Commercial Firm—Lechevalier , Woodin , Jones , and Co . Central Establishment—10 , Charlotte - street , Fitzroy - Bquare , London . Branch Establishments—35 , Great Marylebone-street , Portlandplace , London ; aud 13 , Swan-sUeet , Manchester . The aeency is instituted for a period of 100 years . Its objects are to counteract the system of adulteration and fraud now prevailing in the trade ; to deal as agentsfor the consumers in purchasing the articles for their consumption , and for the producers in selling their produce ; to promote the progress of the principle of Association ; to find employment for cooperative associations by the collection of orders to be executed uudrr especial guarantee to the customers . A commercial firm , a . ting under the permanent control of trustees , has been found the safer nnd more acceptable mode of carrying out these objects according to law . The a <* ency consists , therefore , of trustees , contributors , subscribers , and a coiuinerci . il partneruliip . The capital required for the wholesale and retail business having been supplied by the founder am ! the firat contributor * , no expn-HB call in made at picitent , either for contributions or subscriptions . Tlie capital will be further increased nfler the public have been made nciju . iiiitcd \\ ith the objects of the institution , and have experienced its mode of dealing . Customers , after three mouths' regular dealing , are entitled to a bonus , to be flied according to the amount of their transactions by the council of the agency , contesting of the trustees and partnci ' s . After payment of all expenses , salaries , profits , and boinuen returned to contributors , subsciiberH , and regular custoinern , the general prollts are to be accumulated , part to form a reserve fninl , and part to promote cooperative avuociatioiiy . Itusiiiea * transacted wholesale and retail . Subscribers , Cooperative Stores , Working Men's Asnociationti , Itrgulur Cuatouiem , and the Public supplied . llules have been framed and printed to enable any number of families of all classes , iu any district of London , or tiny part of the country , to form themselves * into " Friendly Societies" for enjo ) iug the benefit of Cooperative Stores . To be sent by post to parties forwarding four Htamps . Particulars of the nature and objoctu of the Central Cooperative Agency , with a Digest of the Doed of . Settlement , are lo bo found in the printed report of a meeting htld at the Central Otflco of the Agency . To be ttt-nt by pout to particn forwarding four taimm . A lint of articVs with the wholesale prices for Corporative Stores , and n detailed Catalogue for private ciutoinerv , will al »<> be sent by post on payment of one pontage utaiup for the Wholesale Lint , and two lor the Cutulogue . Particulars , KuIch , List , aud Catalogue will be forwarded immediately on receipt of ten posture stump * . All communications to be uildrcuaed to MM . Lechevalier , Woodin , JoiieK , and Co ., ut the Central-oflice , 76 , Cuarlotteutieet , i'iltroy-aqusre . % ORDERS FOR THE ASSOCIATIONS OF WORKING MEN ALREADY IN EXISTENCE—1 HJILDKR 8 , PRINTERS . HAKKRS . TAILOR 3 , HIiOKMAKElld . NEEDLEWOMENVAN UK SENT THROUGH THE AGENCY , AND WILL RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION .

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      740 t , % t fteHH ^ t * [ Saturday , Aug . 6 , 1851 Part 36 d

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      London : 1 ' rinted by Ho »« iit I *> i . Mim ( of No . 8 , Clinptlow-lrrrace , in *!»• * "l '» ri « l > of K « n » i » ittOH , MUI « llc « e *) , « t tlic Offlco of llobcrt Palmar »>« 1 "" jomuh Clay •«)» . No . 10 , Ci » att-court , F / eet «( re « iC , in tli « fBrUh of »* l » uu « t « u-iolbr . We » t , iu the Ctl > of Ijondoii ; and piikluliuil by JoSurit CutTun , Jud ., of aud at thai l ' ublUkiuc-olH «« , No . i ) ii > , Hiraud , >» tllB I ' arUh or Ht . tMciacnt Dane * , in Ih * Cnjr of Wcatmluatcr . —tUTU « v * ri Aucviit 1 . 1961 . ,

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 2, 1851, page 740, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1894/page/24/