WITHDRAWAL OF DR. PERKINS. We regret to announce to our readers that the ill health of the Senior Editor, Dr. Roger G. Perkins, has compelled his withdrawal from the REVIEW. He has suffered for some months past from a troublesome cough, to which, the demands of his large public and private practice, and his editorial duties have prevented that attention, which its importance requires. He has entirely suspended business for the present, and will shortly leave the city for a more genial climate. Our readers will miss the productions of his brilliant and philosophical pen. The Theory of “Life,” of “Disease,” and of “Cure” are sufficient evidence of the loss Homoeopathic Literature will sustain in case Dr. Perkins' ill health should continue. It is to be hoped however, he will speedily recover and resume his interest in our periodical. S. ___________ BOOKS RECEIVED.**

The North American Journal of Homoeopathy. New York, February, 1859.

The British Journal of Homoeopathy. London, January, 1859.

The Science and Art or the Principles and Practice of Medicine; By J. C. PETERS M. D. Vol. 1, No. 1.; pp. 96. New York, Radde-1859.

Epitome of the Homoeopathic Healing Art -Designed for the use of families, for travellers, and as a pocket companion for the physician-By B. L. HILL, M. D. pp. 160; Cleveland, John Hall; Chicago, Halsey & King-1859.

Monthly Homoeopathic Review; London, February, 1859.

The Homoeopath; New York, February, 1859.

Allgemeine Homoeopatische Zeitung; Leipzig. Vol. 58, Nos. 1 to 5.

British and Foreign Med. Chir. Review. New York, January, 1859

American Druggist's Circular New York, February, 1859.

The Peninsular and Independent Medical Journal; Detroit, February, 1859. American Medical Monthly; New York, February, 1859.

College Journal of Medical Science. Cincinnati, February, 1859.

Hall's Journal of Health. New York, March, 1859.

Historical Magazine; New York, February, 1859.

Tiffany's Monthly; New York, February, 1859.

Young Men's Magazine. New York, January and February, 1859.