Clayton herald. (Clayton, Del.) 1867-1870, 1869-07-24

dict; Marie Antolnette's Iallsnan; EDen- |
ezer's Courtship; Poetry, Receipts, &c.
Address C. ]. Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut Street, |
Phila.
eH Golcy's Iady's Book.-The August num-
Der opens with steel plate engraving,
" Feeding Horses" u colored fashion plate
and extended sheet of fashions, besides nu-
merous designs for fancy and useful articles,
The Literary Department contains an in
story by Marion Harland. Lost In
the Mist, by Helen Maxwell. A continue
story. Unconsidered Heroism, Poetry and
a number of short articles, Receipts, &C.,
l.. a. Cooley, Publisher.
20 Atlantic Nc nthly-The contents of the
August number are; The Taillesscr Bell
Ringers. Great Earthquakes of the Old
World. Zoroaster and the Zend Avesta.-
Among the Isles of Shoals. The Hamlets of
the Stage. Agatha. Uncle Gabriel's Ac-
count of his campaigns, ON MIR. Fechter's
Lobby. Gabrielle de Bergerac; Jubilee Days.
Recent Travels. Published by Fields, Os-
good * Co., Boston, Mass.
o.
AA- uarper's Magazine, August, 1869, has the
following table OF contents: Pictures of the
Japenese, with twenty-seven Illustrations.
The New Theory of Heat, Detrothal; South
Goast 9 nan 10 Eganu be o paSSe
at Newport; Hetty's Liberal Education;
Slavery in Palaces; A peep at. Finland
a Wonder; MY enemys Daughter %, n Dor.
The New Home; August Days; The New
Timothy EdKor's Easy Chair; Editors
Bt ok Table; Editors Record OF Current
Events; Editors Drawer.
Rs-Demorcst.s Young America-The bright
est and best OF the juvenile magazine. Doe
sticks said he liked the Episcopal Church,
because tine minister let the people talk
back" MIR. Demorest understands this he
let's is little readers do their own tallxihgr
- kNall~ Analr aud
to like it, and are at any rate devoted to
Young Amerieal Certainly this little maya
zine combines more instruction of the very
best kind, with amusement. than any maya
zine we ever saw, $3.50 per year, with pre-
MUM. Publication Office, SSS Broadway,
New York.
- ss'~a-A-zs.-ssssszsas uvxzuuuszzsas
EH-reter's Observation-Disclosures mum
Old Old When When She Died.s Then We '6 have Able
Vogler and his pupils; The Music of Ire
land; Deceit Of song Writersi We.ber's
Th Avenue ReSa ~ Naw
and thirteen pieces of new sheet music
worth more than the price Of a years sub.
scrlption to any lover OF Music; They are
/ Kissed Her at the Gate; She Waits by the
River for Me; Daisy 0'Lynn; o Let Me
kiNs the Baby; The Loving Face that Wor
Me; Home Sweet Home; Congenial Hearts
Little Maud; Our Driiy Toll is over Now
Say, Sinner! Hath Voice Praise the Lord
Ye HeavensI Adore Himl ]. l.. Peters, 10
broadway, N. Y.
eH-Packard's Monthly for August has tn,
following excellent table of contents: I'm
perialism in America. by Edward A. Pol
ship and Wedding Of Gen. Tom Thumb ant
hevinia Warren, by +. I. Barnum; Tn,
heapers (poem), by Nathan D. Urner; .Chas
Tine boot-blacks of New York, by Rutledsee
What to look for in the solar eclipse, by Gus
tavus Frankenstein; Perenniel Thought
Poe poem ny w; r a; Sso3 Quincy some thing
Hope (poem), by Mrs. Denison; Lola Mon
tez, by Mrs, shepard; The grave no resting
the Siamese Twins, by Mark Twain with
full Editorial department. Address S. S
PACKARD, 1a Broadway, n. y.
! HS-The Total Eclipse of the Sun has n ZOO
deal to do with the Au ust lumber OF tn
Riverside, not however 10 make it in tn
least bit less bright thai usual. The front
II is to look on the day of the eclipse, wit
} the position oftheplanets that will be visibl
carefully raurlScd. The article accompany
of The sun, further illustrated by engraving
Z and young observers are shown what to eX
pect and look for during the eclipse. The
: the wonderful little artists, whom Anne 81
1 vernail tells about, come out strong with pi,
lures to the story LuclSy's Visitor.n III
editor begins, under the title "rhe story
BOOK, description OF the various prOcei
SEES of boolx-malSing from composition
binding First School Day of little Qui
= ker ends happily. Mr.. Benjamin, who tol
last month how a sail-boat was rugged, no
( tells how IL is managed. There is a farcci
tale of a Three Tailed Monkey, an account
Q Two of my Squirrels, some pretty poetry,
4 variety of other stories, and an unusual
large installmcnt of games, riddles, and Il
like. Published by Hurd and uoughton, J
Y. $3.50 year.
kS-The Lady's Friend for August. The Al
gust number of this queen of the montl
S lies" is adorned with beautiful steel ensri
= wing oftwo youthful lovers, paul and vi
ginia'--a doubled-paged and handsome
s cOlorcd Fashion Plate, containing the late
Paris styles-a picture OF Motherhood, in
lustration of IsOngfellow's sweet poem-ar
: the usual number of miscellaneous engra'
. ings, illustrating seaside costumes, chill
i ren's fashions, hats, head-dresses, dinn
n and walking toilets, &C., &c. The music
this month is a ballad, The Rose of Erin.
o The literary contents are An Ill Wind tn
blew Somebody Good, by Madge Carol; u
> Heart Complaint by Una Locke; Jarrlr
J Chords, by a. Nj. Dana, and Bitter or Sweet
"a by Florence Percy. Those fascinating nov
" let's, Roland iorke; or, Done i'm Passion, I
! Mrs. Henry Wood, and Between Two,
Miss Elizabeth Prescott, are continued.
We are glad to see that the editor, in h
! usual sensible way, objects decidedly to Il
high-heel folly. Published by Deacon & J.
terson, $40 Walnut Street Philadelphia
v $3.50 a year (Which also includes a large ste
engravingD -Four copies, Sc. Five copi
8 and one gratis), 49, The Lady's Friend al
r The Saturday Evening Post" land one e.
. gravingD siO0. Specimen numbers sent I
y ten cents.