The national Republican., 1867-04-13

fscty solorsd, Other ,sSui.,s humor. her .ubtl.ty
nnd a.lessy Of y,s, the viss sugsss,iysss.s sf
f.siss,ips @ g bsssssa 50 szsssa es,vsrd .syr..
sion o. ne deep and H.llos powsr via yhisa ny he, her
iightfui As they ever -sdturfay Rsrteo.
Thi, Is living book Its e..tr.i id.s 0. the tras
dignity Of nsnhSod in simplicity q truth snd snsrsy
ands to DO ,ha he shall DO with his night not ain:
INF yag ely the farof successes % the future bat
Sis touch with tSi. eonesp,iss Of The .osi of nss
hood ts eonnsetsd refusal 10 connect ts spiritual
dignity with any argument Of elevation that ssp.ads
| on an exchange Of corduroy for broadeloth. The
soul Is the man. the working soul that to the best
Of a own power looks 10 the root of good and evil
eOn@SsIsaiih n ,Sst :.n.. % T.ls Hsis 4 !: sssa.s
as "Ths Radical. " The story, like Romola, ''and
prsd.esssors from the same hand belongs to The
honabeness Of Its pattern, bat for the texture
| Of it stuff -Bramfner. ...
RRAprse WITHOUT rBAss, Or, A Pleasant Mode
Light" Peep Of Dsy,'' ., ore about Jesus"
"iias. Lsf' ou,, . Ss. fst IL nlustr.isd. Square
40, Cloth, gilt, o. rs New RditiOs Of Part I, Iust
This seems 10 us an sIssilsnt ms,hod Of teaching
10 read. and avoiding the worst dineulties which
bssei the shildhs early way 70 that ars.-Brost'yn
Il would seems as no shiid esuid fall TO i..rs to
road with such sssistanee.-Boston Transcrtpa.
AL IN rHsD TX ASoysi ByJ.s I. yssu.
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III. il 5 oS which deserve. to be reprinted many
| times In years TO ooms.-BEdmfnsr.
BRSErHaL; Or, Tho Seas Revenge. Prom the
| German Of L. suhlbAeh. 6so, Paper, 30 esnts.
The story is we'll told and sueoessfui attempts
made 70 draw startling pietur's.-cOmmsrofai Ad-
The story /. aui,s interesting and very exsinps
| Geor0dopn Oourtsr. ~
By George Macdonald. Ma. limo, Cloth, Bsv.
eled Bdges, ti.76. ...
asked for in the tender bssuty Of his eriptons,
whether Of nature or Of life and character; In his
almost srpeIna'ura Insight Into the worsins. o. II.
thought and happy exsetitude Of ofillustraton--PdH
Quiet Nsishborhood'' are Is fall Of music a, was
Prospero's Island rich in strains tbat take the
captive when they arst heard, and af.srward lin
| ger long upon h.-SdturddV Rerteo.
not attraction Of Its own either In the shape Of
thought which deserves sxamisauOn. The eharae.
ters stand out life like the canvas London Star.
tale Of a more pleasing, entertaining' and In
struetiVe nature could hardly be met with London
| Observer
The book Is one that only man Of genius could
have written. London Examiner.
, HOMES WITHOUT HANDS: Bsisg Description Of
the HAbitAtious Of Animals, olASsed according TO
; their PTineple Of Construction. By O. Wood, n
A,P LIS, Author Of illustrated Natural History ;"
o. Pearson, from Original Designs made by p W.
I Keyl and B. A. Smith, under the Authors super
lntsndenee syo, Cloth, BeVeled Edges, $40.
It isG ~onder. book OF the most ightful kind.-
London Reriste
Ii is more Interesting than fairy tale.-LOndon
Curious and interesting. The Builder.
Il IL one Of the most Interesting treAtises on Ma
turAi History which our language Possessss.-Popu-
Niebuhr said bmewbers or other that genius is
seen In the magnitude Of the results compared with
aof tha aIa la
Ing TO this denniton. many animals exhibit far
than instinet-they show genius In the construction
Of their homes. Bat II Is only when We study them
on some such connected plan as that furnished BY
Mr.. Wood, that We gradually become irresistbly i'm
pressed by sheer cumulative force, rather than drse:
blind instinct. and can not help seeing the large
smount Of downright sold intellect which birds and
homes. -Spectdtor.
TIE RACE FOR WEALTH. AEoysl. By Mrs. J.
n. Riddell, Author Of Maxwell Drewih,' "Phs.
| mic Ke. ler," &e. $40, Paper, rs cents.
II has the samS gentle philosophy and undauntsd
qu ttionng, the strength OF situation and puri.
y Of treatment, so noticeable in its predeeessors-
RIsssd,nsly we'll written and exceedingly inter.
ssting ng.-Homs Journal
On every page there are fresh and striking
thoughts, passages Of true huuor aud real pathos.
| Citizen
A very entertaining and attractive nOvsl-COm.
| msrcfdl Advertiser.
| PRINCIPIA LATINA, Part II: A First Latin Read.
Ing Book, containing an BpltOme OF CRsar's 6Allie
Wars and l. Homond's Lives Of Distnguishe
Romans. With = short Introdustion 10 Roman
Antiquities, Notes ana a Dictionary. By wn.
Smith, l. D, and Henry Drislsr, L. l. D. l2mO.
much the best Latin Reader yet published In this
country, while in Its notes, vocabulary, &c, II Is
= The abridged and simplIasd csiIr is Just
the thing to prepare the way for the unabridged
csar sHS .hs yri Ro@ !. mach % be preferred
and his fOllowers-Pr( ". J. RoVs, High School,
Il seems 10 me exactly adapted to form a connect.
ing link betwesn the elementary exercises commonly
taken with the frat study Of stymOlOsy ana the
4 G. Perkins, High School, Ldl0rsncs, Mass
am very fayorably impressed with the merits Of
, the work. The notes are clear and practical and
furnish judieouky the aii required BY the student
n The arrangement alss is admirable | am glad to
see the Information about Roman Antiquities placed
ever desirable, PREF Charles s. Halsty Cdnanddf.
L qua, ~ Y.
, SIR BROOKE FossBRooKE. A Novel. By chsu.
4 Lever, Author Of Charles o'Malley,n "TODy
Roland C.shoi, The pOdd Family ASroSa,
"Luttrell Of ArIan, &e. svo, Paper, 90 cents
i is essentially clever novel. Moreover, 1t e1.
aey conforms TO the true idea Of romance Il sup.
plies with the precise entertainment that Is sI-
Peetsd to be found In hetlon. Il Interesting and
Of probability, aud 1t 10 eloquent without labor or
artinee.-LoRdon RepsD.
yer's novels Seldom has he been more successful
than in the present instance In depicting life and
manners -BostOn Trdreiter.
The wonderful vigor and elasticity Of the writer's
mind have not been impaired by age, and though he
Is not 30 rollieking as when he wrote Charles
o'halley, he 10 equally brilliant and more artistic
boston Transcript.
LIZZIE LoRroN OF oREYRIGG. A Novel By
Mrs. 3, Lynn Linton. svo, Paper, rs cents.
This novel shows undOubted literary power; 1t
has variety OF character aud II also Possesses the
somewhat uncommon merit Of being written in thor.
! oughly good Rnglsh. -Athsaaun.
. novel Of rare aud singular newt, rich In care
fully painted studies Of life and scenery In the Rng-
sh lake district strong and original In the life Tx
characters whose story the author Skilfully tells
d N. Y Citizen.
A story as quaint and queer and dramatic as "Jans
Eyre WAN y Leader.
: THB BBAUCLERCs, FATHER AND SON. Novel
a By Charles Clarke. eyo, Paper, 90 cents.
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