The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-06

SUNDAY at Home" London. Boston:
HENRY HoYT. For sale by GEORGE
CROSBY, Cincinnati.
This is one of 7HoYT's late Sunday
School Library publications, and is
gate attraetive.in its illustrations and
mechanical appearance, as are his
works generally The story is of a
Curate's life in the North of England,
describing his labor of love among
the rich and the poor Its reading
will not fail to awaken feeling of
admiration for the piety and honest,
faithful discharge of duty of minister
DR.. GRAY. It is simple and pretty
story, and is unobjectionable as an
addition to school libraries.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
following books from HARPER &
{ BROTHERS g Library Of Select
Novels, the excellence of whose Sc
lections for this series of cheap pub
LEGATIONS we have had occasion, here
tofore. to commend to our readers:
THE BROTHERS BET; or, Within
Six Weeks. By EMILE FLYGAvE
CARLEN.
THE WINTERDALE NEIGHBoRs. By
the author of Paul Massie."
MABEb's PROGRESS. By the author
of g Aunt Margaret's Trouble"
THE LONDON SOCIETY,"" for De-
cember, reprinted by HURD & HoUGH-
TON, New York, fresh and blooming
as eversis published for the last time,
as its discontinuance by them is an
nounced.
+" MERRY's MUSEUM" for January,
appears enlarged, improved and re-
juvenated.. The publisher says it" :. en-
tiers OF its stwenty-eighth year with a
larger circulation, with fresher life.
with better prospects, and with ADLER
pens and more picturesque pencils to
vivify and adorn it, than it has ever
known since more than a generation
ago, when it first delighted the Boys
and Girls Of that day with its lively
and amusing sketches, and its inge-
NOUS puzzles We take pleasure in
+ commending it to our young readers
Terms, 81 so per year. Address
HOMER b. FULLER Boston, Pub
Usher.
,a .i.i'.. .sr@ Musical. ID Bas1I
/ The New York Musical Gqzexe, for
January, has been received. Il is
published by Mason BRoTHERs, New
York, and edited by THEODORE F.
SEWARD. It contains twelve quarto
pages, four Of which are filled With
new and choice selections of music.
The music is varied in character, in
Guiding vocal and instrumental, sacred
and secular. Several of. the songs
that we have heard are very sweet
and touching.
FESTIVAL CHIMES. By WESLEY
MARTIN. Chicago: Fl. NJ. HIGGINS.
This book consists of a. choice collec-
ton Of secular and sacred music, and
is divided into three parts: 1. The
Singing Class; 2, eGlees, Opera Cho-
ruses, &C., and Quartettes; 3. An
thems, Hymn Tunes and Chants.
The collection of music seems to be
excellent, and varied sufficiently to
make the book a valuab fre-side
companion. --..-rr.~.--,.
THE TEMPLE eHoIRy by THEos F. SEW
ARD, assisted by DR.. LOWELL MASON and
WILLIAM 3. BRADBURY New York !:
Mason BROTHERS.
This is a large book, filed with
sacred and secular music. The music
consists of Hymn Tunes, Anthems,
Glees and Social Songs. In addition
there is a most excellent instructor in
the theory and principles of music in
the beginning of the book. From a
cursory look over this department of
the work, we deem it superior to any
thing of the kind published in other
music books. The we'll known repu-
tation of the authors of the book, as
musical composers, ought to be sufi-
Client to insure it the attention of
choir singers in all portions of the
country. a., 81. -. -. &.
APPLES OF GOLD n P cTU9Es =
SILVER, is the titleot ca ~eton Of
Sabbath School songs, published by
Mason BROTHERS, copy Of which
has been sent US. The book IS pre-