Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1869-12-17
Book Notices, &c.

We have received the following newly
published books from Cheney & Chpp who
have them for sale:
Father Hyacinthe's Discouses tnd Life
| publish ed by G.. Putnam & Son, New
York. The discourses and other docu-
ments have been translated from the French
| by Rev. Leonard w. Bacos, of BROOKLYN,
| y. Y. This work gives brief sketch of
the Ii Of this remarkable man, his famous
! speech before the Peace League at Paris
July 10, 1860, his Notre Dame Lectures,
delivered in 1867, several sermons, and
other documents, calculated to show the
talent and character of the man, his broad
views and liberal spirit, and as lis visit to
this country has excited so deep and gem
eral an interest, it Will be eagerly sought
and read.
The Primeval World of Hebrew Tradi-
ton by Frederic II. Hedge, published by
Roberts Brothers, Boston. Mr.. Hedge is
ripe scholar and and deep thinker. His
style is clear and exact, he shows a thor
ough acquaintance with the subjects he dis
cusses, and this work will be read with
profit by all who take an interest in maj
tiers of which he treats. The following are
the "Contefns." The world Divine crea-
ton. Man in the image of God. Man in
Paradise. The Bruth creation. Psradlse
Lost. Cain, or properly and ytrife as agents
in civilization. Nine hundrsd and sixty
sine searaa- --.> s',!==a ~ l@evAr soci.
ETY.. The deiuge. The grcyt disPsision.
Jehovah and Ab-aham-a hebrew Idvl
The heritage of the inner lilei
Young America Abroad, by Oliver OPP
tic. Down Tho Rhine. Published by Lee
* Shepard, Boston. Our young friends
who are familiar with the writings Of this
popular author will need no recommend
alon to induce them to obtain and peruse
this work, and those who are not familiar
with them may be assured they will find
this book pleasant and instructive.
Great Mysteries and Little Plaques, by
John Neal, published by Roberts Broth
ers, Boston. The "Contents" of this book
are, Chi!dren-What are they good for?
Goody Gracious! and the Forget me-not
Picklngs and Stealings. In these last will
be found funny anecdotes of children.
Martins Sensible Letter Writer, for the
use of Ladies and Gentlemen, published by
Dick & Fitzgerald, New York. ltcontains
a large collection of model letters, on the
simplest matters of life, adapted to all ages
and conditions.
Josh Billings Farmers Allminax for
the year 1870, containing all that is necessa-
ry for an Allminax, and a>good deal be-
sides, published by one G.. w. Carleton,
New York. This is a unique work, will
have great sale, and afford no little fun
and amusement.
The following are for sale by FELTON, & Co.
at the Town Hall Bookstore.
LUCK AND PLUCK, or John Oakley's In
heritance; by Horatio Alger Jr., author
of Ragged Dick" "Fame and Fortune"
and other well known works, published by
Loring, Boston. This book which young
folks will be pleased to read. 1t is the first
of a series designed to illustrate the truth
that manly spirit is better than the gifts
of fortune, and to teach a lesson of patient
fortitude and resolute endeavOr, and de-
termination to conquer fortune, and COM
pei its smiles.
The Young DETECTIVE, or which won?
by Rosa Abbot; published byLee & Shep-
ard, Boston. This is the fifth volume of
the Rosa Abbott stories the sixth, The
Pinks and Blues, or the Orphan Asylum,
being now in pEaSacaGa.l