The national Republican., 1867-04-23

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One o. the most readable, sound and thofouehly
practical books Of essays which nave ~, .ppeaed
probl.ms, with a masterly analysis TO which few
,oeie iistic vritsrs have attained Home Journal
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.ebola iy prod ctions --Bostoh Traveller
n shows taste, learning. sympathy, Observation
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-Boston Transcript.
We know q nothing at oaeo 30 valuable and 80
IN Oss5S .:. s. ,ssnmiss a ana
more wisdom than either Of them. Seldom does a
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In idea and se,ti.ssnt. a. this Of Dr. oseood on
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AN AMERICAN FAMILY IN GERMANY. By ,.
"Yussi, " &c. Illustrations. l2mO, Cloth, Bevsed
NJ never forse.s his tricky humOr and his rldsni
satire He is the Demooratus Of voyagers, making
his pencil auxiisry 70 his pen in rth.provoking
portrAtnrss Of life and manners In the fatheriand-
National THteilf0snser.
suarsstive comment Of droll word painting, Is dis.
pefsibls enriched with pat and interesting references
which prove the vide literary research Of the writer
mis- snusing solsne Is crowded with the ipei-
dents Occurring in the life Of an American Family
while residing In Germany for the ednoanon OF the
children 10 IL highly instruetiye abont osrmAn
mannsrs and soeieiy and Is withal, full Of quaint
and qulst humor. y. Examiner ana Chrontcs
PRLix HOLT, The Radical. A Novel. By George
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READING WITHOUT TEiRsi Or, A Pleasant Mode
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ANNALS OF QUIET NBIGHBoRHooD. A Tale
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M. Macdonald is a true poet. The "Annals Of q
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PRINCiPIA LATINA, Part II; A Pirst Latin Read
ipg Book, containing an Epitome Of Cesar'S CALI
Wars and L'Homond's Lives Of DistiDg guishe'
| Romans. With Short Introduction to ROmal
Antiquities, Notes and a Dictionary. BY wn
Smith, L. L. D., and Henry Drisler, l.. L. d. limo
Flexible Cloth, Si. Is.
have no hesitation in saying that in its text II
much the best Latin Reader yet published In thi
country, while In Its notes, vocabulary, &c, II
certainly inferior 70 no Prsylous book Of the kind
. The abridged and smplinsd Cesar 10 jus
the thing to prepare the way for the unAbridgs
Cesar, and the Vfrf Roma 10 much to be preferre
10 thu Roman History and GreclAn History OF Jacob
and his followsrs.-Prok W. j. RoVe, High School
II ssefns 10 ms exactly adapted to form connect
ing link between the elementary exercises eommonl
taken with the hrst study OF etymoloRy ana th
consecutive reading OF Latin authors Prof Aba
O. Perkins, Nigh School, Laurence, Mass.
l am very fayorAbly impressed with the merits
the work. The notes are clear and practical. an
furnish judieiOusly the ala required BY the student
The Arrangement als0 Is admirable. j am glad
see tho information About Roman Antiquities place