The national Republican., 1867-04-08
LIT Il II AT u RE.
HARPER & BROTHERS SPRING
III BOOK LIST


York March l. 1867, will send the following works
by mail, postage prepaid, to any part Of the United
States, on receipt OF the price
Harper's Catalogue and Harper's Trade List sent
by mall ON receipt Of Five Cents
Liberal Terms would be allowed TO parties resid.
ing In places remote from large towns and book.
stores who may order, for the purpose Of canvass.
ing, any Of the following books In quantities
Amounting to over so.
M'cHYTocK srRoYo's cYCLoPRDrA. A
Cyclopada Of Biblical, Theological, and Ecelesi.
M'Ciiutoek, D. D., and JSmsSstropg, r D. vol
l.: A.. b. Royal svo. un Prsss.)
THE TWO MARRIAGES. ANovsl. BY Miss Muloek,
author Of John Halifax, Gentleman "A Noble
si5o tii' '''''''" ~ &C. '-"'' ''''n'
THE TOILERs OF THE SEA. Novel. By Victor
Hugo. nsw Edition, with Two Engravlngs from
original Pictures By ou'tAvs Doro. sVO' Cloth,
In laying down the "Toilsrs Of the Sea, - AFTER
reaching Its last page, we feel as though we wers
rising from an involuntary detention in dIeAmland
to which the author could alone admit US Standing,
as It does above Its predecessors In reality, and there
fore in Interest, no power Of prophecy s needed to
widely read and more highly thought Of than even
Les Mserables' or "Notre Dame de Paris. -
L.iiyH RCrisic.
CRADoCK NOwELL. A Tale Of the New Forest
ByR D. BlaekmOre. svo, Paper, 10 cents.
"Cradock Nowell' is a clever novel, decidedly
original in style and mode Of treatment; It's anus
ing TOO and the reader who once fairly enters upon
u
some excellent deserp ptons Of forest scenery and
storm at sea with the wreck Of ship, which are
very powerfully gtyen-AthsnduMi;
which are admirable. Mr.. Blackmore has carefully
studied the scenery Of the forest and sea.shore and
he has given descriptions ofboth which are really
exquisite, His account Of the storm 10 one Of the
truss, sad most vivid we have ever read. The sea,
the sky, the clouds, the waves, are brought before
our ewes with wonderful power.-LORdOn ReUfeic.
PLAYED OFT. A Novel. BY Annie Thomas, Au.
thor Of o. Walter Goring,' ''PlAying for High
Stakes. '"DennIs Dome, '"Theo. Leigh" "on
Guard, Sc. svo, Paper 7j cents. iJust Ready
Played out Is quite equal TO any Of the authors
former novels. 1t Is thoroughly readable and Is
very clever. -ittsHOum.
STUDENTS OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY. From
the Creation to the Return Of the Jews from Cap.
uylty. with al Appendix, containing an Intro
duetioa to the Books Of the Old Testament. Edited
by VIM Smith, LII. D. with Maps and woodeuts.
l2mo, Cloth In Press
STUDENTS NEW TESTAMENT HISTORY. with
an Introduction connecting the History Of the Old
and New Tcstaments. Edited by William Smith,
Ii, D. with Maps and woodeuts. l2mo, Cloth
Ia Prcss
NADoyyA MARY. A Novel. By Mrs. onphant
CSfoSces St' Its Of Carngord, The Days Of Ny
Life. % sc. $40, Paper, 81 cents.
with eyeRuess aad yigor, and oyerhows with the bes
qual!tles Of lie writer's fancy aud humors. -Athe'
Madonna Mary Ia book Of great power and
Jeauty-a perfect work Of its knd.-LORdOR Post
llls story told with exquisite simplicity and
beauty, and full Cf the deepest interest-Lpnd"t
S',r
ItIs highly Interesting - Commercial AirsrtiSsr
THE SANCTUARY: A Story Of the Civil War, B!
Brew. Col George Ward Nichols Author Of ''Th
Story Of tho Great March" with illustrations
l2tnO, Cloth, Beyeled Edges, ~
This story had In It decided elements Of popu
larity. The plot Is good the descriptive passage
are full Of vigor and Nle the incidents follow eAe
other naturally and are stirringly narrated, and th
different characters are well sustained.-ErsRtn
THE Sanctuary" is by far the best novel Of wi
life and turmoil that we have read.-HDms JOurnd
No novel that has the civil war for its time an
the South for It's can be pronounced ts superio
and few Of them are equal to 1t In viVdness OF 10
terest, 10 variety Of incident or In eonstruetiN
power. Boston TrGrsiier.
LABOULAYE's FAIRY BOOK. Fairy Tales Of a
Nations. By Edouard LaboulAye, Member Of th
Institute Of France Translated by Mary L. Booth
Illus TaioRs l2mo, Cloth, Beyeled Bdgss, 81
Tho grave professor knows better than most me
Eyw to amuse, delight and instruct children. tn
collection Il charming one, aud Miss Booth has pr
prJaehlGg holidays THo illuStrAtons are most
rom the French edition. and fanciful as thoug
the lmag ginat on Of a child had away with Il
-z!liful PENCIL Of the artlst.-N EUsnfHg Post
These are very fascinating tales, and Miss Boo
la. done her work we'll. Commercial Advertiser.
The felicity Of imagin ition, the eNubeTRnce
imagery and the simplicity Of feeling, which ever
where exhibit themselves In the pages Of this yo
ume. The stories are all original, graPhie, and 70
choice, and almOst every page has some elegantly
turned sentence, or some sentsntious remark, whie
spaTkles like gem, and leaves lasting impress!o
-ArD,y ErpiHg Journal
book Of fairy and magical attraetiyeness. The
also abundance " wit, and satire, and phtlosoph
Ne.ed beneath the ianeiiul and the grotesque MAJ
aphOTism worthy Of life long remembrance nj Z
"sAao'ed from the yolqme.--Br?oktgn Eagle
VLcy exquisite tales rich In all that Is AttraC
I've s-BOsOn TrTucllsr.
No more charming volume than this has ever be
devoted to the tairies.-N L. Sun.
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The Master Of Marion ., syO, Paper, 70 cents
A dcey Interesting and affecting story, RTtisteA
and powerfully wrought Whoever takes up
FIRST 0fthese delightful volumes is sure to read tn
"Rachel's Secret Is a novel which will be T,
with mach pleasure, being, in truth, founded o
failing foundation Of interest-A woman 5 81
sIcrfee and disiRterestedness. .-Redicr.
novel Of very considerable mirth Its story
Interesting and touching Its style Is graceful a
eorrect-Star.
BoTTs's GREAT REBELLION. The Great Reb
Ion: IT. Secret History, Rise, Progress, and d
a.trou. Failure BY Hon. John Minor Bolts. l2n
Cloth, Btveled Edges, Sc 80.
Living on the very theatre Of activities and &C
stantly brought into contact with the leading min
both sides, he became possessed Of great amOu
Of Information concerning the inner workings Of I
Rebellion. This he embodies in his boek.-ANd
JyWr5iIk
lie tells all he knows Of Southern politicians, al
therefore tel great deal which is diEgraeeful
hem. Boston Transcript
KISSING THE ROD Novel. By Edmund Yat,
Author Of "Laad at Last, - BLACK Sheep.
syp. Paper 70 cents
His novels have mint mark Of his own, deep
impressed aud unmistakabls. They are Mr.. Edmu
Gatss's novels, not limitations Of the noyel.wTti
y successful predeCessors-LORiOn Examiner.
THE CLAyERlEGS. Novel. By Anthony Tr,
lope, Author Of Can You Forgive Her p '"sm
House at Arlington "Orley Farm THE Bet
Estate Doctor Thorne,o The Last CLroHi
Of Barrett &c &c with Illustrations. S
Cloth, ~ 3d. Paper, 81.
AMERICAN LEAVES: Family Notes Of Thought a
Life. By Rev. Samuel OsBoO1, b. D. l2n
Cloth, Beyeled Edges, tl.75,
In his selection, as well as in his treatment Of t.
les, DR.. OsgOOd has shown broad range Of ObseT
tiOn, a sagacious insight into the workings Of
human heart happy adaptation to the wants Of
common mind, and II strong sympathy with its hO
and fears aud aspiratiOns.-N T. Tribune
one Of the most readable, sound, and thoToug
practical books Of essays which have ever apEeA
n America book dealing with pulling SOC
problems, with a mastery analysis to which
=0CIallHtC writers have attained,-HDme Journal
Every subject Is handled strongly and yet Dc
'ae and with the skin Of a master. They
sChOa'ly productOns.-BDstOn TrdBslier.
It sEuws taste, learning, sympathy, Obseryat
u life grasp Of principles power Of looking
lhngs both On their philosophical and practical 81
-BOgtyH TFIHscrfpt.
We know " nothing at once go valuable and
readable in modern essay writRg.-ARaRy Arg,t
Essays US graceful and charming as Arnold's
TaCy and suggestive as those Of Hughes, "
more wisdom than either Of them. Seldom do,
book entirely popu ar in its cast Of thought and N
Of expression contain 40 much that Is excellent b
In idea aud seJtiment, as this Of DR.. OsgOod
American life -LDtFdi ChTtStidH.
An AMERICAN FAMILY IN GERMANY. By
Rose Browne, Author Of "CrusOeB Is'anI
"Yusof &c. Illustrations l2mo, Cloth, Bey'
He never iorgets his tricky humor and his rid
sHtire He 1. the DemOCFAtus Of yOyaVsFs IN AZ