The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-24


" ]. ". Dc Forest, entitled, The
Taillefe Bell Ringlngs; an interest IS
NO naner on the Great Earthquakes n
# the Old World; a critical notice OF
he Xandavesta. By Rev =. 4. Clarke; Il
, - confirmation Of the Foe In the Ct
# oTsabold. Before the Gate, an 81
, - ,r'yr,,o poem; Among the Isles :,
e Shoals. BY Mrs. Celia IA. Thaxter =
Iono n resident Of the islands; The Is
of the Stage; Agatha, a il
poem by George Elliot; Uncle Ca e
briels Account of his Campaigns; :
The Strikers of the Washington :
Lobby, by James Parton: Gabrielle
de Bergerac (continued); Charles
Dickens on Mr.. Fechter's acting: Ju-
bilee Days, lively notice of the Bos- ,
ton Musical Festival, by w. d. How
ellis, and review of some recent
books of travel.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for August
is a superb number. The contents
are Pictures Of the japanese, by Ivy
man Abbott, with twenty-seven illus
trations; the New Theory Of Heat, by
Jacob Abbott, with four illustrations;
Betrothal, by Carl Spencer; South
Coast Saunterings in England. W., by
Nj. D. Conway, with thirteen illustra-
tions; A Brave Lady, by the author
of John Halifax, Gentleman" with
two illustrations; Draw your Conclu /
sions, by Fitz Hugh Ludlow; the |
Graves at Newport, by II. L. Tucker
man; Hetty's Liberal Education, by |
Louise E. Chollet; Slavery in Pal
aces, by Philip Aston; A Peep at |
Finland, by Frances E. Willard;
"reminiscences of Oxford University,
by Andrew Lyman; A Wonder. by
Alice Cary; My Enemy's Daughter,
by Justin Mccarthy, with an illustra
ton; Borrowed Baggage, by Frank
II. Stockton; Can we foretell the
Weather, by j. w. Draper, with six
illustrations; The New Home, by
Phoebe Cary; August Days, by Carl
Spencer; The New Timothy, Part
TX, by VIM. M. Baker; Editors Easy
| Chair; Editors Book Table; Editors
Record of Current Events; Editors
| Drawer.
PUTNAM's MAGAZINE for August
yields the first place to none Of its
competitors, as the following table of
contents demonstrates
| A Martyr to Science, by the author
of "Still Life IN Paris;" Enticed;
More Light, by Prof Schele de We're;
Yes, by Julian Hawthorne; Old Time
Minister and Parish, by Mrs. M. w.
Lawrence; The Usurper, by Julian
Hawthorne; Ascent of the Monte
Rosa, by j. M. Hart; Lavinia-H
Progress-II., by Caroline Cheesbro !;
Mauritius, by w. r. q. Mellen; A
!, French Soldier at Inkerman, by Mrs.
Theo. S. Fay; Old Times in Virginia,
and few Parallels, by w. @. Elan i;
To-day-a Romance, Part Second, by
, r. B. Kimbill; The Defects Of Wo-
men, and how to Remedy them, by
! Francis Power Cobbe; Among
: Thieves. by Ms. Dodge; Fine Arts
of Society-II., Conversation, by
; Lucy Fountain; Henry J. Raymond
Journalism, by II. L. Tuckerman
!, The Boston Jubilee; Anchored (O
off Binghampton; The Princess Bid
a dy; Monthly Chronicle = Current
Z Events, by +. B. Perkins; Literature
Art and Science Abroad, by Bayard
= Fl. Stoddard; Table-Talk, by Clar.
anee Cook; Editorial Notes.
n PACKARD's MONTHLY for August
E emulates the preceding numbers in
/, the variety and interest Of its papers
e The following are the contents:
d Imperialism in America, by Ed.
I ward A. Pollard; Music, (Poem), By
y Caleb Dunn; Courtship and Wedding
u of Tom Thumb, by P. T. Barnum
= The Reapers, (Poem), by Nathan D
IS Urner; Charles Reade at Home, By
IS Celia Logan kellogg; The Boo
7. Blacks of New York, by Rutledge
IS What to look for in the Solar Eclipse
y by G. Frankenstein; Perennial
/ Thoughts, (Poem), by w. A. Sigour
p ney; Some Things about Writers
IS Past Hope, (Poem), by Mrs. NJ. A
e Denison; Lola Montez. by HANNAH
e Mel. Shephard The Grave no Rest
IS ing Place, by Edward Bliss; Persona
l, Habits of the Siamese Twins, by Mari
Twain; Pluck and Plod. Editoria
D. Department-Plain Words; A Visi
n to Edward B. Ketchum; American
Literature; Thoughts as they occur
Books and Things: The Magazine
etc., etc.
of ONCE A MONTH has the following
Us interesting articles. It is publishe,
u by T. S. Arthur & Sons, Philadel
h. phia, at the low rate of twenty cent
v a number:
is Curiosities Of Animal Life, Civ
- illustrations;) The Mills of Tuxbury
% Chapters XVII and XVIII; Fulfill
D. ment; The New Crisis; Alice McMa
is hon; Beauty and the Beast; Aroun
its the Switchback; By and By; On tn
. Use and Choice Of Spectacles; TIL
~ Misfortunes of School Girls; Angel
III Unawares; A Wonderful Photograph
1t The Etruscan Museum In the Vati
n can; A Blind Mans Fireside; Frog
or and Snails; The Blind Girl of Waite
- Street; Beecher on Early Marriage
eh Prohibition the Only Remedy; Amer
lean Women; Flow ofan Ice Stream
in Only the Clothes that she wore; Chi
of dren's Impressions of Sunday.
or ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE fo
sss August presents the following tabl
as of contents:
Music" Naomi Polka" Scenes
the Life of Nine Days Queen, by
B. Duffey; The Lords Flannel, b
Ist Rosetta; The Grahams and the Arm
n strongs, by T. S. Arthur; May-Tim
of by o. 4. Adams; Little Nan, by eli
by Stanley; The Last Dollar; Saved, b
u A. NJ. Mitchell; Brothers and Sister
cy by Jane D. DeForest; Words Out
or Season. by Rosetta; Retrospection, b
IS. Emily Sanborn; Our Early Dead, b
he j. II. Nasen; Over the Way, by Faui
on tine; The behring's of Medbury, b
or Virginia +. Townsend; Little Fir
A oh H. l.