The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-29
REV PUBLICATIONS.

The Catholic VorH September. New York
Catholic Publication House.
We hardly like to trust ourselves when
called upon to express an opinion of this pub
lication, lest it SAVIOR Of exaggeration. But the
opinions OF others, who differ widely from its
theological views, highly complimentary,
not merely to its literary merits, but to the
dignity and Christian tone which character
ize its management. To the Catholic it would
seem to be absolutely indispensable. The re-
ply to the New Englander," on the moral as
poets of Romanism, is mastery and irrefutable.
Rev. Leonard w. Bacon has found an opponent
who has successfully branded on his forehead
a letter which he endeavored to affiX to that of
the witness who failed to verify his false sta
tistics. Contents: Daybreak, concluded; A
Glimpse of Ireland; Primeval Man; Angela ;
Flight into Egypt Hon. Thomas Dongan, Gov
ernor of New York. Beethoven, concluded |;
The Assumption; Conversion of Rome; Paga-
nina Recent Scientific Discoveries; ST. Oren's
Priory; The New Englander" ON the Moral
Aspects of Romansm; Sick ). How MatanZas
came to be called Matanzas New Publications
IN HeareR We HRor our OtOH, or SOlace for the
Suffering. Translated from the French OF
Rev. Father Blot, S. j. By a lady. Now
This little, unpretending volume will bring
balm and consolation to thousands of hearts
which were riven and desolated by the relent,
less hand of death. There was need for such
n work; and the uniform praise which it has
received from the highest authorities, and its
ready acceptance by the public at large, testify
to its merits and usefulness. 1t should find q
place on the shelf of every family who has tc
lament or wishes to commemorate the memory
of departed friends.
Dickss Illustrated Catalogue Of Hardy Bulbs. Ro-
chester, New York.
We have received the above publication, and
from glance over it's contents and our know
ledge of the entire reliability of its statements
we would cordially recommend all interested
in Horticulture to put themselves en- TGppor
with Mr.. Wick. His establishment is one o
the largest in the country, and his reputation
for fair. dealing cO-extensive with the Union
We need hardly say how general is the com
plant about unreliable and spurious seeds anC
plants disseminated broadcast, without re
gard to any other consideration than that o
making money. All dealing with Mr.. V. cal
! implicitly rely on the gcnuinencss OF his arti
cles His standing is so high, that no none!
consideration would repay for forfeiture o
his present standing IIyacinths, Tulips, Gro
cuses, SnOw-drops, Narcissus Lilies, etc, etc.
1 of every hue, double, single, etc, are ordered
directly from Holland, with assured gnaran
| tees, and sold at very reasonable prices. TIL
large colorcd chrome for 1870, about two fee
lin length by eighteen inches in width, will b.
| ready by the list proximo. 1t is finely ar
ranged group of twenty-three Varieties o
flowers, of natural size and color, and will b
forwarded to customers, postpaid, for IS cents
Address James Wick, Rochester, n. Y.
.4qnes GJahame. A novel. BY Fila. New Or
!. leans: J. A. Gresham, 1869.
+ We learn, that this story was published il
| 1862, as 4 serial, in the Southern Literary Mes
senger, under the name of agnes" We hav
had no time to do more than turn over fey
leaves, but in the few detached passages whic
we have read, we learn that there are institu
tions in New Orleans, rather "Orders," o
which we never heard before. But ono doe
not look for historical accuracy in a novel.
Independent Third Reader\ By j. Madison Wat
son. New York A. S. Barnes & Co.
The Third Reader" appears to be wei
adapted 10 the class for which 1t was arranged
Mr. Gogarty, Camp street, Misplaced it on on
table.
! T0pograIhical and Historical Map Of 1HcieRt Iyt
, tdad New York John T. Foley,
/ This map shows the five Kingdoms of tn
Pentarchy-Meath, Ulster, Connaught, Lcu
stcr' and Muuster-us they existed under tn
Milesian kings. The execution is worry credit
/ able, On three corners are the efIigies OF Bria
Boru, Hugh O'Ncilr and Gen, Sarsfeld. W
are indebted to Mr. Gogarty, Catholic book
seller, Camp street, for the publishers copy @
''Ircland as it was"
J. W.Lnng. Mammoth News Depot corner G
Love and Music streets Third District, has favored
with vircd list of publications, comprising III