Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for july,
has its usual superior literary attrac-
tions. The contents are as follows
The Drummer Ghost, by J. w. DeFor-
est; Birch Browsings, by John Bur
roughs; The Foe in the Household,
part Y, by the author of Victor and
JacqueIine; Thomas Crawfard. EuIo-
gy, by O.. s. Hillard; Gabrielle de
Bergerac, ], by Henry James, Jr.;
Three Years.a Negro Minstrel, by r.
Keller The Restored Picture, a poem
byJ.H roWaridge; Marrying a Pick
pocket, by Geo. B Woods; the Greek
Soddesses, by T. W. Higginson; Our
~riates, Harbored and Helped;
A8nc and English Art Writers, by
Eugene Benson; and the usual reviews
and literary notices. Fields, Osgood
81 Co., Boston.
HARPER's MONTHLY, for July, is a
very attractive number, beautifully
illustrated and full of choice articles
The following are some of the princi-
pal ones: Early Aeoronautics; Border
"Reminiscences; Making Watches by
Machinery; The Birds Of Paradise: A
Night Scene at Sea; Giants and Dwarfs;
Grant on b Battlefield; A Brave La
dY; The overs Interdict; Notes for
Travellers in EuTopeS My Enemy's-
Daughter; Fishing in Mfsts, etc. Har-
per d Brothers, New York.
geHE GALAXY is always. as good as a
feast, and the July number is one Of
the most attractive, bothin appearance
n in contents, we have yet seen. 1t
CONTAINS, Put yourself in his Place, by
Oh aries Reade: Our Impending Chinese
Problem, by Raphael Pumpelly; The
TIL rome of Louis Philippe, by J. S. G
Abbott; A Light Man, bv HenryJames,
CIR eat Fafmers& by Charles w. Elliott;
Su san FieTddngJaby Mrs. Edwards; A
W-oman'ssLast Gift, by Sarah M. B.
PIatt; The Practical View of Spiders
Silk, by Burt S. Williams; The Last
ChaRfsE in b History of the War, by
J. M. Rundy; A Plea for Jack Cade, by
Richard Grant White. Sheldon & CO.,
4Os Broadway, New York.
QYvARD, Mayne Reid's new maya
MI9 grows in excellence with each
number. 1t is highly progressive in
its tone, taking advanced ground on
ssOt6ial and national questions, brim-
1EHsI4 of patriotism, romance and poetry.
lie following are some of the articles
n the July number: It's Sheridan
sHOOray Note from the Knapsack of
a Soldier of the Sixth; Aspiration;
EIenora, A Song of Sweet, Sad Sou
venirs; The Original EIdorado; Gettys-
burg, Was it a Decisive Battle; Dagger
Nell; A Calisthenic School; Turning
the Tables; How MOsbY's Troopers
were Tricked; The Lost Sister; The Ma
ti2ns Defenders, Word about the way
to Reward them; My Irish Shooting
Lodge; Which to Love; The Botany Of
Niagara Falls; A Duel in the Air: An
English-American War, How it would
end for England; Strike but Hear! a
PleaforSilent Ulysses; Travellers Tales;
Love and Sorrow, etc. Capt. Mayne
Reid, 119 Nassau st. New York.
APPLEToN's JoUNAL, for June %, has
1 beautifully suggestive frontispiee, bv
Gttston Fay, entitled "Not a Girl of the
Pfrind,' y followed by the continuation.
# The Man who Laughs, by Victor HUI
60; My First Trip up the Rhine; The
Woman Of Business; A Novel The
Soul of Plants; Popular FaIIaeies con-
'erning Hygiene; The Pacific Railway:
Seven Sittings with Powers, the ScuIp-
Tor, by DR.. ii. W. Bellows Amongr the
A~Hligators; etc. A beautiful cartoon.
~ barley is given to each purchaser.
ID Appleton q Co, N. Y.
The LITTLE CORPORAL. for july. is
full of good things fer the children and
/ delight for Older people who have
youth in tn-ir hearts We cordially
recommend The CORPORAL 10 our v4luDp
friends as Iip-t0H. The present nuns
ner begins a new Volume. Alfred L..
Sc wetl d Co., Chicago Ills.