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Irving will be among American classics what Goldsmith is among those of the Fatherland. Mr. Putnams is an elegant uniform edition of the works of our foremost writer in the belles Icttres department of literature. Boston Evening Transcript, The most tasteful and elegant books which have ever issued from tha American press. Tribune. Mr. Putnams uniform, very elegant and deservedly popular edition of Washington Irvings works. Courier . The admirable styte in which Mr. Putnam has given Irvings numerous works to the public, should obtain for him a very extensive patronage and the gratitude of every lover of oar unequalled Irving. Truth Teller. Irvings capacious oyster of intellect, the pearl of originality and humor which forms the top jewel of our countrys erown of literature. Home Journal. Miss Sedgwicks Novels and Tales. Revised, uniform edition. Volumes already published. 1 25 each CLARENCE OR TWENTY YEARS SINCE. REDWOOD A TALE. ANewENGLANDTALI Mr. Putnam is entitled to great credit for the tasteful style in which he is bringing out the works of our most popular writers. Miss Sedgwick has long been known and appreciated at home and abroad, and her numerous admirers will rejoice to meet with this edition of her earlier works. Observer. 4i It gives us great pleasure to announce that tlia works of Miss C. M. Sedgwick arenow appearing in a dress worthy of their exalted worth. Her works, wherever circulated, do esiential service to the causeof American letters. Washington Union. Fenimore Coopers Works. Volumes already published. 91 25 each. THE SPY. THE WAYS or THB HOUR. THE PILOT. THE RID ROVER. A new and elegant edition of Coopers world-renowned novels, which have been trans lated into many of the languages of Europe, will not be an unwelcome publication to hit countrymen. Boston Transcript. The extraordinary success which has attended Mr. Putnams enterprise in publishing an elegant, uniform edition of Washington Irvings works, has induced him to undertake, in similar style, the works of the first and best American novelist, J. Fenimore Cooper. The volume before us is the beginning of this new series, and we welcome it with a deepfelt and earnest pleasure. Weekly Gazette. In this new edition of the Pilot, which very properly follows the Spy in the handsome republication of these national novels, the author gives a history of its production, which will doubtless be much more interesting to our readers than any thing we could say in respect to a work which has nowbeoome a classic. Holdens Magazine. A new and elegant edition of Coopers works. If it be confined to a judicious selec tion from the writings of this author, it will form a series of which every American may be proud. Providenct Journal. Miss Bremers Works. Authors revised edition. Volumes already published. TIIE NEIGHBORS. HOME. Miss Bremers works have found a home and a fireside welcome in the United States, above those ofmost any author of late in the field of literature, and we are glad to see that Mr. Putnam is about to give them a more permanent form than that in which they were first presented to the public. A good library edition of Miss Bremers works has long been wanted. JV. Y. .Mirror. The chief excellence and attraction of Miss Bremers writings lie in the genial play of the domestic affections over their every page, which makes home a charmed spot the centre of earthly joys... --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.