Johnson's New Universal Cyclopaedia

lhesecoud vblume of this valuable work is now published and ready for delivery in thia city. The first volume has already received the enoouiums of hundreds of distinguished scholars as constituting, thus far, a more comprenensive work than any that has preceded it. The second volum seems to more than futfl.il tbe pledges of the editora which accompanied the first, that the work hould improve rattier than decline in value to the end. The second is much Iar„er than th first, is more finely illustrated, and oontains many hundrod more extended systematic essays. The aim ot the editora to make a cyclosedia wblch in scope, accuracy, concitenets, and completeness should excel any other, and stiü to furnish it at much less coat to purchaaers, has thus far proved truly yery successful. Tbe work is sold only by subscription. Mr. D. Strange, of Grand Bapids, who (uccéeds Mr. Watson as general agent for the publiahers is now delivering this volume to subscribers here.