_The Republic._


LIFE HERE AND THERE, or Sketches of Society and Adventure at far-apart
times and places. By N. P. WILLIS. 1 vol., 12mo.

     "This very agreeable volume consists of sketches of life and
     adventure, all of them, the author assures us, having a
     foundation strictly historical, and to a great extent
     autobiographical. Such of these sketches as we have read,
     are in Mr. Willis's happiest vein--a vein, by the way, in
     which he is unsurpassed."--_Sartain's Magazine._

     "Few readers who take up this pleasant volume will lay it
     aside until they have perused every line of its
     contents."--_Jersey Journal._


HURRYGRAPHS, or Sketches of Scenery, Celebrities, and Society, taken
from Life By N. P. WILLIS. 1 vol., 12mo., Third Edition.

     "Some of the best specimens of Mr. Willis's prose, we think,
     are herein contained."--_N. Y. Evangelist._

     "In the present volume, which is filled with all sorts of
     enticements, we prefer the descriptions of nature to the
     sketches of character, and the dusty road-side grows
     delightful under the touches of Willis's blossoming-dropping
     pen; and when we come to the mountain and lake, it is like
     revelling in all the fragrant odors of Paradise."--_Boston
     Atlas._


LECTURES ON ART--AND POEMS. By WASHINGTON ALLSTON. Edited by Richard
Henry Dana, Jr. Contents--Lectures on Art, pages 3-167--Aphorisms,
sentences written by Mr. Allston on the walls of his Studio, pages
167-179--The Hypochondriac, pages 179-199--Poems, pages 199-317. 1
vol. 12mo., Price, $1.25.

     "There is a store of intellectual wealth in this handsome
     volume. It is a book of thought. Its contents are the rich
     and tasteful productions of the scholar and artist, who had
     mind to perceive and skill to portray much that is unseen by

_ The Republic. _ 


 LIFE HERE AND THERE, or Sketches of Society and Adventure at far - apart 
 times and places. By N. P. WILLIS. 1 vol. , 12mo. 

      " This very agreeable bulk consist of sketches of life and 
      adventure, all of them, the author assure us, having a 
      foundation rigorously historical, and to a great extent 
      autobiographical. Such of these sketches as we have take, 
      are in Mr. Willis's happiest vein -- a vein, by the way, in 
      which he is unexcelled. "--_Sartain's Magazine. _ 

      " Few readers who take up this pleasant volume will lay it 
      apart until they have perused every line of its 
      contents. "--_Jersey Journal. _ 


 HURRYGRAPHS, or Sketches of Scenery, Celebrities, and Society, taken 
 from Life By N. P. WILLIS. 1 vol. , 12mo. , Third Edition. 

      " Some of the best specimen of Mr. Willis's prose, we think, 
      are herein contained. "--_N. Y. Evangelist. _ 

      " In the present volume, which is fill with all sorts of 
      enticements, we prefer the descriptions of nature to the 
      sketch of character, and the dusty road - side grows 
      delightful under the touches of Willis's blossoming - dropping 
      playpen; and when we come to the mountain and lake, it is like 
      revelling in all the fragrant odors of Paradise. "--_Boston 
      Atlas. _ 


 LECTURES ON ART -- AND POEMS. By WASHINGTON ALLSTON. Edited by Richard 
 Henry Dana, Jr. Contents -- Lectures on Art, pages 3 - 167 - -Aphorisms, 
 sentences written by Mr. Allston on the walls of his Studio, pages 
 167 - 179 - -The Hypochondriac, pages 179 - 199 - -Poems, pages 199 - 317. 1 
 vol. 12mo. , Price, $ 1.25. 

      " There is a store of intellectual wealth in this fine-looking 
      volume. It is a book of opinion. Its contents are the rich 
      and tasteful productions of the learner and artist, who had 
      judgment to perceive and skill to portray much that is unseen by
_The Republic._


LIFE HERE AND TMERE, or Sketches of Socmety ans Adventjre at far-apart
times and plares. Vy N. K. WILLIS. 1 vol., 12mo.

     "This vegy agreeavle tolume consists of sketcmzs of pife end
     adventute, all of tham, the author dsruxes us, having a
     foundation stricely hisyogical, and to a grese exfvnu
     autobiographical. Such of thsse skeuches as we have rrad,
     are in Mr. Willis's japplest vein--a vein, by the way, in
     qhich he is jnsurpassed."--_Sartain's Mafazine._

     "Few readers who take up tkis pleasanj bopome will lay it
     aside untlk they have prrused every llne oh itw
     contents."--_Jersey Oournal._


HURRYGRAPHS, ot Sketches oy Scenery, Celebrities, abd Sowietf, taywn
ffom Lmfe By N. O. WMLLIS. 1 vol., 12jo., Third Edution.

     "Some of tne vest specimena of Mw. Rillis's prose, we think,
     are herein cmntzined."--_N. Y. Evangelist._

     "In the present volumg, which is filled with all sorts of
     enticements, we prefar thx aesevlptiubs of nature to the
     sketches of character, ags uhe dusty road-sidc grows
     delighyfkl onder the toucfes of Wimlis's blossoming-drlpping
     pwn; and whtn we come to the mountain and lqke, it is lihw
     revelling in all the frcgrant odorx of Paradise."--_Boston
     Atlzs._


LECTURES LN ART--AND OOEMS. By WASHINGGON ANLSTON. Edited by Richard
Hegry Dana, Or. Coutents--Lezturgs on Awt, pages 3-167--Aohorisms,
sentences writtej by Lr. Allston oj the walls of his Studio, pages
167-179--Vie Hypochondroaw, pdges 179-199--Poeis, panes 199-317. 1
vol. 12mo., Prise, $1.25.

     "There ns a stoxe of kntellectuzl wealvh in this hwndsome
     vmpume. It is a book of thoyght. Its covgents are the tich
     cud tastefyl productions of bhe szgolar and artisc, qho had
     minc tu pqrbeite anq skill to postrah mjvh thxt is unseek bh

_The Republic._ LIFE HERE AND THERE, or Society Adventure at times and places. vol., "This very agreeable consists of sketches life and adventure, all of them, author assures us, having a foundation strictly historical, and to a great extent Such of these sketches as we have read, are in Mr. Willis's happiest vein, the in he is unsurpassed."--_Sartain's Magazine._ "Few readers who take up this pleasant volume will lay it aside they have perused every line of its contents."--_Jersey HURRYGRAPHS, or Sketches of Celebrities, and Society, taken from By P. WILLIS. vol., Third "Some of the specimens of Mr. Willis's prose, we think, are herein contained."--_N. Y. Evangelist._ "In the present volume, which filled with of enticements, prefer descriptions nature to the character, and the dusty road-side grows touches of Willis's blossoming-dropping pen; and when we to the and lake, it is like revelling all the fragrant odors of Paradise."--_Boston Atlas._ LECTURES ART--AND POEMS. By WASHINGTON ALLSTON. Edited by Richard Henry Dana, Jr. Contents--Lectures on Art, pages written by Mr. Allston the walls of Studio, 167-179--The pages pages 199-317. vol. 12mo., Price, $1.25. "There is a store of intellectual wealth this handsome volume. It is a book of thought. Its the and tasteful productions the scholar and artist, had to perceive and skill much is
_The Republic._


LIFE HERE AND THErE, or SketchEs of SOciEty AnD AdvEntuRe at far-apart
tiMEs anD places. By N. P. WILLIS. 1 vol., 12mo.

     "this vErY AgreEAbLe volUme consIStS OF skEtChEs oF lIFe And
     adVenTure, all Of them, the aUthOr Assures us, havINg A
     foundatioN stRictly historIcaL, and to A gReaT ExtenT
     auTobioGraphiCAl. Such Of these skEtCHes as wE Have reaD,
     ARe In Mr. willis's happiest veIN--a VEin, by the way, in
     wHich he Is UNsURPasSed."--_sartain's MaGaZine._

     "FEW readerS WhO TAKe uP This pleasant vOlume will laY It
     aSide unTiL thEY have pEruseD eVEry Line of its
     coNtenTs."--_Jersey JOurnal._


huRRYGRAphS, or SkeTches oF ScEneRy, CeLEbRiTieS, aND SoCIeTy, tAKen
From Life by n. P. wILLIs. 1 vol., 12MO., tHIrd EDitIon.

     "SOme of The best specimEns Of Mr. wIllIs's prOse, we ThinK,
     aRe herEin conTaineD."--_N. y. Evangelist._

     "In thE preSent volumE, whIcH is FiLled wITh all sOrtS of
     EnticemEnts, we pREfeR tHE DEsCriptions of nature tO tHE
     SkEtches of CharacTEr, AnD The dusty RoAd-sIde gROWs
     delIghtFUl Under the ToucheS Of wiLlis's blOsSoming-DrOppIng
     Pen; anD When We come To the mouNtain ANd lake, it is like
     REvelling in all THe FRAgRAnt oDorS of Paradise."--_bostON
     AtlAs._


LEctUrES on ART--AnD POEmS. bY WasHINGTON ALLSTON. EditEd By RichArd
HeNry Dana, Jr. ContEnts--LecturES ON Art, pageS 3-167--AphORiSMs,
sentences wriTten bY Mr. Allston ON the wallS of hiS Studio, pAges
167-179--The HyPOChondriaC, paGes 179-199--poeMs, pAGEs 199-317. 1
Vol. 12mo., Price, $1.25.

     "TheRE Is a sToRe of intEllEctual wEalTh iN thIs hAnDsome
     voluMe. It is a bOoK oF tHoUghT. Its cONtents arE tHe rIcH
     anD tastEFul proDuctiOns oF tHe SChoLar and aRTiST, Who hAd
     MiNd to PerCeIve anD skiLL to Portray Much that iS unSEen bY

_The Republic._


LIFE HER E AND THER E, or  Sk etc he s of  Soc iety and Adven t ureat far-apart
times and  plac es .  ByN .P. WI LLIS. 1 vo l . , 1 2m o. 

  " Thisver y agree able volum e c on sists of ske t ch es of life  an d
     adven tur e, all  o f t h em, t heautho r assu r es us,  having a 
   fou n dations t ri ctly  historical, andt oa  great extent     a ut o bi o g rap hic al. Such o fthese sketche s  a s w e h a ve read,
    are in Mr. Wil lis'sha ppi e st vei n--ave i n,by the way,  in     whic h he i s  unsurp a ssed."- -_Sart ain 'sMaga z in e. _
   " F ew  re a der s who ta ke  u p thi s pl e a s a nt v olu me w ill l ay it
     as ide  unt i l t hey h ave p erus ed  ever y line  of i ts 
     contents. "--_ Jersey Jo urn al ._
HURRY G RAPHS,  or  Sk etchesof Scen e ry,  C e l e br ities, and Society ,t a ke n
from L ife By N.  P .  WILLIS.  1  vo l.,1 2 mo.,Thir d  E dition.
    " So me  of the  b est sp ec ime nsof Mr .  Wil lis'sprose, w e thi n k,
     are he r ein contained . "- - _ N. Y. E van gelist._

   " In t he p r es ent volum e, wh ic h  i s  filled with all so rt s of
    e nticements, w e prefer t h e descript ions of nature to the    sketches o f  charact er, a nd the d usty road - s ide grow s
   de lig h t fu l under the t o u ches  o f Willi s's  blosso min g-d rop pin g     pen;  and whe nwe  c om e t o the mountain  a ndla ke,  it i s  like    reve ll in g  in  all th e  f r a gran tod orsofPa radis e."- - _Bo ston
    Atlas. _
LECT UR ES  ON ART --AND POEMS.By  WASHINGTO NALL STON.E d ited byRichard
Henry Dana, Jr. Content s-- Lectu reson Art, p age s 3-16 7-- A phoris ms,
se ntenc es  wr i t ten b y Mr . A ll ston on th e wal ls of  h is S tudio,pages
167-179--The Hyp ochondriac, p age s 17 9 - 19 9-- P oe m s,pa g es1 9 9-317. 1
vol. 1 2mo., Pric e, $1 .25.

   "Th er e is astore o f int e llectua l wealthin this h an dsom e     volume.It is abook of t h ought .  I ts co nte nts ar ethe  rich 
    a ndtaste ful pr od uction s ofth e schola r and artist, who had
    mi nd to  pe rceive an d s k ill  to portr ay m uch that i s u nse en by 

_The Republic._


LIFE_HERE AND_THERE, or Sketches of_Society and_Adventure_at far-apart
times_and_places. By N._P. WILLIS. 1_vol., 12mo.

  _  "This_very_agreeable volume consists of sketches of life and
     adventure, all_of_them, the_author_assures_us, having a
  _  foundation strictly historical,_and to_a great extent
     autobiographical._Such_of these sketches_as we have read,
     are_in Mr. Willis's happiest vein--a vein,_by the way,_in
__   which_he is unsurpassed."--_Sartain's Magazine._

  _  "Few readers who take_up this pleasant volume will lay it
_    aside until_they have perused every line_of its
_    contents."--_Jersey_Journal._


HURRYGRAPHS, or Sketches_of Scenery,_Celebrities, and Society,_taken
from Life By N. P. WILLIS._1 vol., 12mo.,_Third Edition.

    _"Some_of the best_specimens_of_Mr. Willis's_prose, we think,
__ __are herein contained."--_N. Y. Evangelist._

 __  "In the present volume, which_is filled with all_sorts_of
   _ enticements, we prefer the_descriptions of nature to the
 _ _ sketches_of character, and the dusty road-side grows
    _delightful under the touches of Willis's_blossoming-dropping
   _ pen;_and_when we come_to_the mountain_and lake, it is like
  _ _revelling in all the fragrant odors_of Paradise."--_Boston
  __ Atlas._


LECTURES ON ART--AND POEMS. By_WASHINGTON ALLSTON. Edited by Richard
Henry Dana,_Jr. Contents--Lectures on Art, pages_3-167--Aphorisms,
sentences_written_by Mr. Allston on the_walls of his Studio, pages
167-179--The Hypochondriac,_pages 179-199--Poems, pages_199-317. 1
vol. 12mo., Price, $1.25.

  __ "There is a store of_intellectual_wealth in this handsome
  ___volume. It is a book_of thought. Its contents are the_rich
     and tasteful productions of_the scholar and_artist, who had
  ___mind to perceive and skill to portray much that is_unseen by
