Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-31
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

THE CINcINNATI Sun, is the title of q
new weekly which has made its ap.
pearance on our table. 1t is printed
on one side in English and on the other
in German, and has a neat, newsy ap-
pearance. P. Satmer & Co., Cincinnati,
are the publishers.
THE REPORT of the Cincinnati Board
of Trade for the year ending March 81,
1869, is a compandious and very inter-
esting exhibit of the trade ana COM
merce of the Queen City. It contains
a large amount of statistics of great
significance and of the first import
ance.
THE OHIO CONVENTION REPORTER, a
new monthly published at Columbus,
by J. G.. AdeI & Co., has made its ap-
pearance. The Reporter viii give full
and accurate reports of the proceedings
of all conventions and associations
neld in the State. The first number
embraces the proceedings of the Ohio
Christian Convention, held at Colum-
bus Nov. 30.
THE OLD FRANKLIN ALMANAC for 1870
published by A. Winch, sos Chestnut street
Philadelphia, is received. It contains a
great mass of valuable information, be-
sides, as Josh Billings would say, ''all that
Is necessary for an AIlminax," Send for a
copy.
EVERY SATURDAY, published by Fields,
Osgood q Co., Boston, has changed It's form
rReaf a
weekly, about the size of Harpers'. 1t has
Two we'll executed medallion fult-page por-
traits, one of TennySOn and one OF BulWer.
Every Saturday will now be more attractive
than ever, though it las always been first
class.
THIS is the season when people make up
heir minus about tue magazines they viii
take Tor the cOIntnS year, ana they are
largely influenced by the announcements
which d1ftelenb publishers make The va
rious programmes are published, aud this
IA brief is what Hurd aud Houghton prom
iSe TO give in Ght1r RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE
FOR YOUNG PEoPLE. Not without prIue they
point to the drSL name on their list OF Spec
Iai contributors, Hans CHRISTIAN Andersen,
Che most celebrated OF all writers for the
young, who is engaged to furnish them with
ais SlOrIeS even before they apps ar IN Den
marx. They promise also To give passages
[ rom AndeTsen's life, told by himself. OF
American auEnOfSs JACOB ADDoGI Is perhaps
the best known, anu he IS TO deScrt Oe, in ms
| Inteldble, thorough manner, sucn processes
/ As the building OF a railroad. Colonel Paul
t
hts delicate p5etrS and chivalFIc tastes, is u
tell again some OF FrOiSsarGs stories. There
are Two writers whom the RIVERSIDE has
done much to bring INTO general notice,
/ capital story tellers IN different ways, tile
gentleman who writes under the nom de
| plume OF PietGT MOtEStdche, and Mrs. Helen
;. Weeks The former has a serial story,
/ Che scene laiu IN Kentucky, ''HOW the Cap
ain Came ny a Legacy - TO be 1IIusUt ated DS
barley and the latter is TO tell several
s,Ur1es, tue first, entitled "a j axes Wedding,
SUI e to be full of Iun and bright Lrutntu al
/ presentation OF chIldren's hfe. The Editor
Jf the Magazine Is 10 give a nCnuer OF short
| OlOgrapn1c SkeGcueS, and there are 10 be ar
-1cIeS on His, Ory, Natural History, Science,
| invention, Art. The subject O1 Gymnastics
- 10 De treated by ed uclted ana practical
InsLruc. Ori StlCu special matters as 1ndlan
/ club exercises are 10 be illustrated, and tue
| same writer Will give valuable suggestions
1s 70 the use of The Voice, a matter about
1 which very few are informed. There II
/ promise made that the EdlUOr has good
| sUOrs OF livery anu humorous poetry, anu
shOFt stories with Spirited ILLUSTRATIONS
| ind this is likely enough, since he HAS sucn
writer's to uraW from the AutnOr OF the
| ''Susy books Mr.. Stockton, the author Ol
/ -'Elng-a- Ling" Mr.. Crancn, the artist and
/ aud finally the 1nimitable Little Artists
| under Anne SIlvernalls s supervision. hid
dies and enignas, brlguL talk, ana an ever
/ tseSh Varlety-tnese are 20 chal dotetIZe the
l RtUeT side, and people who have seen tue
l Inree volumes already published VIII be-
1 IeVe 1t. The publication price is ~ 90 d
year u teachers aud clergy men, - 70; auC
/ Inc publishers MesSrs. HUkD auU
| dOUGHToN, 459 BrOome street, New Ork.