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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 335
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O- Paris, Dec. 19, 1861. The Artistic Th...
and is also tlie expression of a new discovery . One of the greatest p objections leasingly executed formerly was raised in the their against time -want p of hotograp durabilit would hic y . likenesses A friend and could when
hardl could y almost be forgotten calculate the period when ere they a relation's perish face would , dis one - from the _carefully-j _> reserved ecrin . But now that the shades
appear are assisted by a preparation of charcoal , photographs have every chance of lasting as long as printed characters , wMch we all know
are destined to endure throughout coming ages . In the centre of the same salon is a work that should be also
full senting y noticed hotograp . It is h a under charming the form statuette of a by young Julie g Cocheret irl raising _, repre her
towards p the sun y which has become her most obedient tool . eyes In her hand is an < e obj , ective ; " and some attributes of chemistry
are which lying she , to le comp ans . lete On the this symbol pillar , are at the engraved foot of the a names pillar , against Portad Victor
Nicephore , Niepce _, Daguerre , Talbot , _ISTiepce de St . " , and Lafont de Carmarsac ; but that of Disderi is absent .
In concluding this description of the " Exposition Disderi , " got at considerable costand attracting daily admiring crowds , it
up should not be forgotten , to add , as a finishing _touoh , that all its returns are handed over to the bureau de bienfaisance for the
purpose of relieving the poor of Paris , who , ladies , you and your readers will doubtless regret to hearare this winter reduced to unusual
, privations , and for whom you will also join in wishing a new year more than 1861 has proved to them .
prosperous E . J . _^
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{ Continued from page 283 . ) 1 . The _Missing Link ; or Nisbet _, Bible & Women 1861 in the Homes of the London Poor ,
2 3 . L Ragged ife ByL W . Homes _JST . R ; . , James and the Link How and to Mend the Co Rivet . Them . B . B yL Mrs . 2 _sT . R Bay . l 1861 1861 . _Nisbet . _Nisbet . .
4 5 . . Haste Workmen to the and Rescue their , . Difficulties i 3 Mrs . . Charles By Mrs Wi . . Bay htman y ly . . . 1861 1860 . y . . ! N Nisbet "isbet . . y g
6 7 . . Annals Our Homeless of the Rescued Poo ? an . B wha y Mrs t we . c Charles an do to Wi hel g p htman them . . 1861 1860 . . _Nisbet _Nisbet . .
9 8 . . Earning the a Handmaid Living . , B of y M the . A Lord . S . Barber Bthe . Author 1861 . _JSTisbet of " Tales . and Sketches
. Mary of Christian , Life in Different Lands . y and Ages . " Second Edition . 1861 . ! Nisbet .
! N _" ext , we must allude to Mrs . Wightman Annals , the object of the Rescued of whose /
is work to , " describ Haste e to her the Rescue endeavors , " wit to h it put s sequel down , " intemperance in her '
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1862, page 335, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011862/page/47/
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