Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-24
BOOKS AND Periodicals.

HARPER1s MONTHLY, for October New
York, Harper Brothers; Cincinnati, Robert
Clarke & CO.9 contains: A Health Trip to
Brazil, by Thomas c. Evans, with ten Illus
trations; The WOodcoek, by 7. b. Thorpe,
cences, by Randolph b. Marcy, with two
Illustrations; To My Friend Poetry)i The
illustrations; The Lighthouse on MaFlbOr-
Ough Reef, by Frederick S. COz2ens; A
school Girl Of the Period Poetry, by Ed
ward Eaweett; Brave Lady, Blythe author
of "John Halifax, Gentleman" with two
ilustraGiOns;T The Story ofLeah and Rachel,
Jesuits, by Eugene Lawrence; Lieutenant
BARRIERS Ghost Story, by J. w. De Forest;
Under the Trees, POETRY, by Thomas Dunn
ENGLISH: The New Timothy, by Wm, M.
Baker; My Enemy's Daughter, by Justin
Mccarthy; Ismail Pacha of Egypt. by Ed
lie Lodgers, by Edward Crapsey; Asea of
Troubles, by Hetty MeCammon; Ea1torss
Table; Editors Record OF Current Events;
Editors Drawer, with i've Illustrations.
TIE ArIANrlS E1Enx for October has
the following table Of contents: The City
Life, by Henry Giles; Rarlor Singing; The
Foe in the Household, by Caroline Cheese
bro;Gar1bald1, poetry, by John Greenleaf
Wh1ttleT; Auntin in the British Islands,
by Charles Dawson 6hanly; German Songs.
by Walter Mitchell: The Brick Moon nv
Edward Everett Hale; Earthquakes OF h
American Continent, by n. 5. Shaler; An
August Pastoral poetry, by Bayard Tay-
Tor; Pennsylvania Dutch; Wettstein, by
OCO4BG LIZ " 4AAAA6S AAES LANACGSC VI
Life, by Edward Jarvis, NJ. D.; AT Rydal; A
Dredging Excursion in the Gulf Stream, by
Mrs. E. C. Agassiz. Boston: Fields, Osgood
& Co.
OUR YoUNG Folks for October has arti-
cles by Aldrich, =. e. Hale, Mrs. Agass1z,
J. H. A. Bone, George Cooper, +. BOoths
Helen @. Weeks. Mrs. DiaZ and other con-
tributors. The contents, as the advertise
tween prose and poetry; popular science
and attractive fiction; charades and other
puzzles. The illustrations are numerous
and excellent. Boston, Fields, OsgOOd & Co.
OHIO EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY, for Sep
TENDER, contains articles by W. II. q
Elizabeth Peabody, Walter 8. Smith, T. G.
MendenhalI and other well known writer's,
besides a large amount of news and other
bus: E. E. White.
THE LADY's FRIEND, for October, contains
a beautiful steel engraving illustrating
Motherwell's touching ballad. This is fol-
oredfashion plate-and by numerous 9th
er plates of the fashtons-Country Toilet,
Walking Costume, Riding Habit, Num1de
Collar, BOdices, &c. The music of this NUM-
Der is the popular song, "What need have
I the Truth to Tell?" Among the excellent
literary matter, we note The Prize OF Two
Roland Yorke, by Mrs, Henry Wood; Miss
StanIey's Parish, by Francis Lee; Between
Two, by Elizabeth Prescott; &c. The pub
fishers offer great inducements to new sub
scrlbers, and we recommend our readers TO
GutlO56 Ten Gents IOE q Sample COp1 " OCa
con & Peterson, 3I9 Walnut ST., Philadel-
phia. Price, $3.50 per year.
The October number of the Riverside
brings its readers back to the city. In the
september number we a Lamb1n's pic
ture of Town and Country. Now we have
NaSt's amusing frOntispiece, illustrating
Street Music-a band of German musicians
with various capacities of wind and wind
instruments. The editors account OF book
making is carried through the process of
printlng; the article supplemented by one
on A Paper Mill. Hans Anderson reap
pears with a story, What Happened to the
1h1stIei the Hunting Sketches from South
Africa are continued; and there is bestdess
an account OF Grouse shooting in wash
ington Territory. The famous Little Ar
lists set up housekeeping, and their expe
Tience is told BY Anne SilVernatl, while
they themselves give us pictures of their
housekeeping exploits. The number, which
has eighteen separate articles, ends with
Goose" music. Published by Hurd & HOugh-
ton, New York. s2s5ea year.
FRANK LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAzINE for
October is received. It contains Its usual
and variety Of elegant Illustrations. A
number of patterns are enclosed in every
nuhloeL. ~ ISootn4 mIIteL SomRI1sss
large and very entertaining Miscellany
h number is unusually fine. $3.50. Frank
Leslie, $50 Pearl Street, n. Y.
NEW YORK LLUsrRATED.-We have just
received from d. Appleton q Co., of New
% title, containing forty-eight illustra-
tiOns of scenes in and about New York; in
Guiding all the principal public buildings
street scenes, Central Park, Jerome Park,
and other suburban places. These 1lustra-
tiOns are of the finest character, and are
handsomely printed on tinted paper. The
descriptive matter Is very graphic ana en-
pertaining, and the work affords a spirited
panorama of the great metropolis. Inc
price Is only nfty cents, Wh1ch, FenlIGeg1 ~
the publishers, viii secure a copy malleds
postage paid. 1t is the most elegant me-
mento Of the great city we have seen.