The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-10-04
NEW puB11cAr1oHs.s

SYMBOLISM; Or EXPOSITION OF THE DOCrRIN-
AL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CATHOLICS AND
PRoTEsTANTs. By John Adam Moehier, D.
orthodoxy in the University Of Munich.
Translated from the German, with q Memoir
of the Author, preceded by an historical
tholicism in Germany for the last hundred
years. By james Burton Robertson, Esq.
New York: The Catholic Publication So
ciety. 1868. jas3 .'-
Few works in modern times have commanded
more attention than DR.. Moehler's essay on
"Symbolism." It is standard and classical,
and the Catholic Publication Society has evin-
ced its usual Judgment and discrimination in
issuing an American edition. The eminent
position of the author in the Church, his at
tainments scholar, his phiiosophic turn of
mind aud critical Judgment, were elements
which we'll qualified him. for the task he pro-
posed to himself in the execution of his great
work Protestants well Catholics have
recognized its great merits, and we reminder
Protestant gentleman calling at the late Mr..
ODonnell's bookstore for q copy, and the re-
ecet he expressed in being unable to procure
it. The hook is gotten up in the good style
which usually characterizes the Society's pub
locations.
Mr.. James A. Gresham, bookseller, 80 Camp
;sssss ;.sss. ls, sspg politely US the pub
TaE Crown OF JESUS A COMPLETE CATHo-
LIc MANUAL OF DEVOTION, DoCrEINE AND
INSTRUCTION.. New York: Dunigan g. Bro.
This Catholic prayer-boOk is highly recon-
mended, having the iHTs issa;ar Of his Eminence
the late Cardinal Wiseman and the Most Rev.
Archbishops of 1relaud and is published in
this country with the appreciation of the Most
Rev. Archbishop of New York. Anything from
us would he unseemly.
Mr.. Gresham, Camp street, has been the Ca
tholic Publication Socfetys agent in furnish
jug us with copy. >&
TIE ILLUSTRATED CATHOLIC SUNDAY ScuooI.
LIBRARY. Second Series. TwelY volumes.
Cloth extra. New York: The Catholic Pub
lication Society. W
This series is admirably adapted for their Ge-
signed purpose-the amusement and instruc-
tion of the rising generation. They are con-
tanned in q neat and portable box, with the
following titles Nettlethorpe, the Miser;
Tales of Naval and Military Life; Harry
OBrien and other Tales; the Hermit of Mount
Atlas; Leo, or the Choice of Friend; Anto-
nio, or the Orphan of Florence; Tales of the
South of France; Stories of Other Lands; EN-
mas Cross and other Tales; Uncle Edwards
Stories Joe Baker; The Two Painters The
publishers will accept our/tianks for their
courtesy. and Mr.. Gresham's civility is ack-
newledged in forwarding their favors.
THE RIVERSIDE <MAGAzrNE. October, 1863.
The agent, Mr.. James Gresham, bookseller
and stationer, 90 Camp street, has placed on
our table this popular Juvenile monthly. The
illustrations are striking, and must please the
young ones
THE MESSENGER OF THE SACKED HEART OF
JESUS October, 1868.
This ever welcome messenger is, as usual, re-
plete with the most instructive and edifying
matter and its visits must be hailed with heart
felt satisfaction wherever solid, pious reading
is appreciated. Among the contents are: The
Hopes of the Church, Simon Peter and Simon
Magus The General Council and Peace Con
crosses ; Prayer to the Blessed Sacrament; The
Guardian Angels; Josephine, or the little Ne
gress of Pignerol; Religious Chronicle; Gen
eral Intention.
whv ia a clock the most modest piece o