The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-27
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the sixth instaIlment Of DIR. Holmes
Guardian Angel; The City of St.
Louis, by James Parton; The Red
School House by Lucy Larcom: a We
netian Experience, by Miss e. FL. Ap
pleton; Negro Spirituals, by L. w.
Higginson; Poor Richard, by Henry
James, Jr.; G. L. s., noble poetical
tribute to the late Major Stearns, by
Whittier; Golden Chains, by MRS. j.
G.. Austin; Shakespeare, the Man and
the Dramatist, by E. P. 'Whipple; the
Founders of Montreal by Francis
Parkman; Russian america, by j.
Ell. A. Bone; Among the Comedians,
by L. Clark Davis; Reviews and Lit
erary Notices. @ T
Thus far we have found Doctor
Holmes story very interesting, in
deed. Parton's notes on St. Louis do
much towards breaking the magnifi-
cent bubble he inflated for the amuse-
menti aofnthe FOhicagoEns. He re.
CARDS. st. Louis as the future capital
NaH tl4st ~
of the United States, and he thinks it
already contains a population. that
must succeed i.Thiso number of the
atlantic also.-contains -a~letter~ from.
Charles Dickens, inl WHICH he says
Messrs. Ticknor e Fields are the on
ly publishers lin the United States
who have ever paid him for reprints
ofshisL works. '-.3esA JS11 o Ia '-s1O ! -
The Little C5rporas for june con-
tains: Education, by Horace Greeley;
Wishing for Wings, by Mrs. Bugbee;
The Bears Den,, by MRS. Miller;
Childhood Dreams, by Luella Clark;
Science for Children. by Prof. Hook
err. of Yale College; june. by Mrs,
Miller, with Music by Geo r Root;
A Lesson in the Woods; Welcome
June; Private Queer'sS3 Knapsack,
with Pictures Stories, puzzles, and
other choice. original articles. The
July number of this httfe periodical
begins a new, volume. l.andKall who
subscribe nnow get the june number
for nothing. The price is one dollar
a year. Alfred tL 3Sewefl, Chicago,
publishers I-TA-KagHOTTA
. The Riucrside Magazi,ser for dune
presents the following attractive table
of contents: Frontisptece, There
was Little Man, and he had Little
Gun "-byE HI liz Stephens. ATerra
Nova. or Coast Life in New Found
land, II, with an illustration by J.
N. Hyde, from a Sketch by the
Authori Bory and Dora an AdYen-
ture in one of last Winters Show
Storms, Part II, with an illustration
by Courtland Hopping Among the
Trees, (June), by Mary Lorimer,
with ' a flower drawing;) Betty's
WishsBone.4 BY Helen C. Weeks,
with an Illustration by w. L. Champ
ney;) Ants The Farmer-Boy, with
six illustrations by HI. w. Herrick y
Stories from Shakespeare, III; The
Merchant of Venice; or, the Three
Caskets, with an illustration by w.
L. GhaIhpaes AITheT LITTLE Saint, by
Paul I'll. Hayne; A Kitten Expedi-
ton, by Jacob Abbott, with an illus
tration by FL. W. Herrick J The Fun
ny Land of Pluck, (concluded), by
Mary E. Dodge, with four illustra-
tions by A. r. Waud } A june Vaca-'
ton, by Eieuc Houstache, with an
illustration by Thomas Nast;) Pic
ture Bob and his Wonderful Cob
with six illustrations by H. L. Ste
phens;) Books for Young People, V;
The Window-Seat-Eleyen o'clock in
the Morning, by the Editor; Riddle
me, Riddle me-ree. with an illustra-
ton by j. G. Beard) at
We regard the Riverside as the best
magazine for young people published
in this or any other country. Every.
thing about it is attractive and enter
tanning, and no child of ordinary in
telligence can fail to be delighted
with ito hia3 ata'.I .aann..
/. Litelfs Liring ,Age, fourth series,
No. 60, has been received. It con-
tains the. following articles: Count
Beugnot's Memoirs; Old Sir Douglas,
Part IL; AoWeek in French Coun-1
try House, Part 2; Fanny Kemble's
Notes on Macbeth Lord Stanley and i
the Coming War: Peculiar Danger Of
the Threatened War VIII there be