The national Republican., 1867-04-16
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HARPER & BROTHERS SPRING
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Tork, March !, 1851, will send the following work
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NCLtsToOK sTRoNG's CYCLoPRDIA. A
CyelopsdlA Of Biblical, Theological, and Bcelssl.
ss!isal Litsr9tuTs Prepared By the Roy. John
L. ALB. Royal syo. lin Prsss.)
THE TWO MARRIAGES AEOvsl by Miss Muloet,
author Of "John Halifax, Gentleman,' - "a Noble
Life, " Christians Mistake" &c. l2mo, Cloth,
THE ToILERs OF THEsgA. ANOyei. By Victor
Hugo. A new Edition, with Two Bngravines from
Original Pictures by GustaVe DOre. ,svo, Cloth,
Ia laying down the the 'roIisrs Of the Sea, after
reaching its last page, We feel as though we were
rising from an involuntary detention in drsamland
does above its predecessors in reality, and there
Ss HS & e. pTsspe''y i Isd.S e.
widely read and more highly thought Of than even
LES Mlserables" or "Notro Dame de Paris.''-
London Repfeto.
CRADoCK NowELL. Tale Of the New Forest
ByR D. Blaetmore. svo, Paper, rs cents.
"CrAdock Nowell'' 10 q clever novel, decidedly
original in style and mode Of treatment; Il is anus
ing too, and the reader who once fairly enters upon
some excellent descriptions Of forest scenery, and
storm at sea with the wreck Of q ship, which are
very powerfully given.-AthsnGum.
Il contains a number Of pictures taken from nature
studied the scenery Of the forest and sea- shore aas
he has given descriptions Of both which really
exquisite; His account Of the storm is ono Of the
the sky, the clouds the waves, are brought before
our eyes with wonderful powsr.-London Revfsp.
PLAYED OUT. A Novel. By Annie Thomas, Au.
Of @aisr rsry.s tor High
Guard &c. syo, Paper, 70 cents Just Ready. J
Played Out is quite equal to any ofthe author .
very clever, ,-Athendum.
STUDENTS OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY. From
the Creation to the Return Of the Jews from Cap
uyity. With an Appendix, containing an Intro
by VIM Smith, LII. D. with Maps and woodeuts
l2mo, Cloth. I'm Press
STUDENTS NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. with
an Introdueton, connecting the History Of the Old
Ii. D. With Maps and woodcuts. l2mo, Cloth
lin Press)
MADONNA MARY. A Novel. By Mrs. oliphant
Author q The Life Of Edward Irving, ""Ague',
Chronicles Of Carlingford, - ''T6e DAYS Of N,
Life Sc. $40, Paper 90 cents.
rom hrst 10 last Madonna Mary is writer
with evenness and vigor and ovsrhows with the beI
qualities of its writer's fancy aud humOrs -Aths
Madonna Mary" is book Of great power aut
beauty-a perfect work OF its kind d.-LOadon Post
ms story told with exquisite simplicity AND
Star
Iii highly interesting. - Commercial Advertiser.
THE SANCTUARY; A Story OF the Civil War. BY
srx srev Goi George Ward Nichols Author Of The
l2mo, Cloth, Beveled Edges, g.
This story had in 1t decided elements Of popu.
are full Of ygor and life, the Incidents follow each
other naturally and are gtirringy narrated and the
d1nsren' characters are we'll sustained.-EuenInO
The s..1aetuary" Is by far the best novel Of wal
life and turmoil that we have read.-Hone Journal
the soath for its scene can be il.
aud few OF them are equal 70 In yividness Of In
terest, In variety OF Incident or In constructive
power. Boston Traveller.
LABoULAYE's FAIRY BOOK Fairy Tales Of all
Nations By Edouard LabOulaye, Member Of the
Institute Of France. Translated by Mary L. Booth.
The grave professor Know. % sd bst,sf thsh most men
how to amuse, delight, and instruct children. The
collection Is charming one, and Miss Booth has pre-
ProSshins holidays The iiiustratIoHs are ar M mostly
from the Freueh edition. and fanefus as thong
the Imagination Of a child had away with the
skillful pencil Of the artistry. Y Epenfno Post
These are very fascinating tales, and Miss Booth
has done her work well =Conmerctal AdUerttser.
Imagery, and the simplicity Of feeling, which every
where exhibit themselves in the pages Of this vol
ume The stories are all original, graphic, and fu
Of poetic conceptions. The dlction Is pure and
eholee and almost every page has some elegantly
sparkles like GEM and leaves lasting I'm pTessIon
Albany Epsnin0 Journal
A book Of fairy and magical sttraetiyeness There
also abundance Of wit, and satire, and
veled beneath the faneiful and the grotesque Many
an aphorsm worthy Of lifelong remembrance might
be quoted from the yOlume.-BroOkiyn Eagle
They are exquisite tales, rich In all that s attrac
iVe;-Boston Trapsller.
No more charming volume than this has ever been
devoted to the fairles.-N Y. Sun.
RACHEL S SECRET. Novel. By the Author O,
"rhe Master Of Marion" " svo, Paper, Is cents
deely interesting and affecting story, artstIeally
aud powerfully wrought Whoever takes up the
nrst Of these delightful volumes is sure to read
all. l.-MOrnfRD Post.
"RAehel's Secret is a novel which will be read
with much pleasure, being, in truth, founded on
never failing foundation Of interest-a woman self
'A:riaee and dlsintsrestedness; Reader.
novel of very considerable nirth. Its story 1.
Interesting and touching. Its style is graceful and
eorreet.-Stdr.
BoTTs's GREAT REBELLION. The Great Rebel.
astrous Failure. BY Hon John Minor Bolts, lamo,
Cloth, Beyeled Edges, $3.50.
Living on the very theatre of activities, and con
santly brought into contact with the leading minds
on both Sides he became possessed OF great am
Of Information concerning the inner workings Of the
Journal 'S
He tells all he knows of Southern politicians, and
therefore tells great deal which Is di,gracsful to
them. .-BOstOH Transcript.
KISSING THE ROD. Novel By Edmund Yatss
Author Of Land at Last, " "Blaek Sheep - Be
syo, Paper, 70 cents.
His novels have mint mark OF his own deeply
Impressed and unmistakable They are Mr. Edmund
Yates novels, not limitations OF the novel writing
OF successful predeeessors.-LOndonE ErdmiRsr.
THE CLAVERINGs. Novel. By Anthony Trol.
loPe, Author Of Can You Forgive Her ''"Smau
House at Arlington, - "orley Farm, - ''The Bolton
Estate Doctor Thorne.i "Ihe Last Chronicle
Of Barset, &c, &c. with Illustrations. syo,
Cloth, u 80; Paper, 81 ''''
AMERICAN LEAVES Family Notes Of Thong ht and
Life, By Rev. Samuel 0sgood, D. D. l2mo
Cloth, Bevslsd Edges, tl.76.
In his selection as we'll as In his treatment Of top
les Dr. osgood has shown a broad range Of obserya.
tion, bagacious insight into the workings of The
human heart happy adaptation to the want, Of the
common mind, and a strong sympathy with its bopes
and fears and aspiratiOns.-N y Tribune.
one Of the most readable, sound, and thorouRhly
practical books Of essays which have ever ga ed
In Ameriea-a book dealing with pulling social
problems with mastery analysis to Whish few
soelallstio writer's have attained d-L0Bls Journal
Every subject Is handled strongly and yet deli.
oate,y and with the skill Of a master. They are
scholarly produetio1s.-ROstoR Trdpeller
shows taste, learning, sympathy, observation
Of life grasp Of principles, power Of looking at
things both on their philosophical and practical side
We know Of nothing at once 80 valuable and so