The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-16
New Public ations.

tiCcS, by Oatncrlhc Slnclhlr.-ln MS is n
recent publication of Dewitt & Davcn-
port, New York, belonging to the class Of
religious novels" and written in n Wig
orous and engaging style. The moral
aims of the book are set forth at length
in the Preface, and may he inferred
from the concluding words-"Bcuarc
IF Romdnism."-l vol, 1884 pages. In
paper covers, so cts, in cloth, 81.
Ruth GARNETr, a new Romance by
Ainsworth, has been reprinted by the same
publ shcrs. Not having time to read it,
We borrow the following notice;
Its replcte with historical facts,interwo.
ven with a garb Of fiction, rendering it at
once instructive and entertaining. The
various plots and couuterplots of the
Cavaliers and Roundheads, the pretty
episode of the Disguised Page, and the
strange Incidents that befel the Merry
Monarch" in his wanderings among the
toughest ofhis subjects, form the ground
work If one of the best books we have late
ly been called upon to notice. 1t is beau
tifully got up, and printed in that clear
and handsome style which characterizes
all the issues of these enterrrising pub
fishers. Price, so cents.
The NAPOLEON DYNASTY: or The H,s-
tory Of the Bonoparte Family. An en-
tirely new work, by the Berkeley Men.
With twenty-five authentic portraits.
This book, published by Cornish Lam
port & Co., Park Place, New York, is
got up in a very handsome style, and can
hardly fail, from its intrinsic merits, to
secure an extensive popularity. Just at
this timc-containing as it does a com
plctc, concise, and well-written biography
of each prominent member of the Bona.
partc family-it will be read with spe-
cial interest.
ILLUSTRATED HIsToRY OF NAPOLEON.
edited by r. II. Horne, and published
BY \. e. Goodman & Co.. liz William
Street, New York,--This edition of one
of the best biographies of Napoleon l..
for popular reading, contains 300 engra
wings, and a complete history of the
leading events of the period it embraces.
This is an excellent book for the library
and the Preside.
HIsToRY OF IL AMERICAN VANS
The same enterprising publishers have
issued a history of the three principal
American wars, with numerous illustra-
tions on wood. 1t must have an cxtcu.
sive sale.
The COTTAGE TESTAMENT, by the
same publishers, contains Numerous notes
and references, conveniently adapting it
for the use of Sunday Schools, and for
Family reading. The are
from the most approved "Orthodox"
sources.
BRowSsoN's QUARTERLY REVIEW
This well known periodical began a new
series on the first of January. The edi-
tor, o. A. Brownson, says: We have
now going on nine years conducted this
journal as a Catholic review, and done SO
almost single-handed. We have spoken
freely, frankly, boldly, VIC would hope not
rashly, on all topics that have come up
The Review has been we'll sustained.
There is not a more vigorous writer in
the country than MIR. Brownson, and his
requirements as a scholar, as well as his
logicaltact will secure him many attentive
readers,who do rot adopt his religious no.
tlons, and who turn away from his pages
u%nconvinced. The Review is published by
Benz. ii. Greene, l24 Washington St.
Boston, Mass, and devoted to Religion,
Philosophy, and General Literature.
Each number contains at least 1856 pa.
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The contents of the January number
are: |. The Worship of Mary; 2, Tho
Two Orders, Spiritual and Temporal; 8
Father Gury's Moral Theology 4. Pro.
testantism not a Religion IS. Catholics
of England and Ireland; 6 Literary
Notices and Criticisms.
The New ENGLANDER.-This is a
quarterly of much spirit and ability, is.
sued at New Haven, Conn, and sustain.
ed by the contributions ofa large number
of the most active thinkers in New Eng.
land. In religion, it belongs to the "lib-
eral' school of Orthodox Congregation.
alists. The contents of the LIST number
for the year february are, Physiology;
Responsibility for Errors of Opinion
Clarke on the Forgiveness of Sin The
true Success of Human Life The Con,
grcgational Convention; The Church
Review and New England Theology 4;
Tho Church and its Ministry; Life and
Works Of John Robinson; besides a score
Of Notices Of new works. W. Nor
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to those paying in advance.
The EcLEcrrc MASxzlsE, March mum.
Der, hasa splendid likeness Of Lord Palm
%erstoD, engraved BY sar.ain, and arti.