The Union and journal., 1869-10-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Where are DENOREsT's MONTHLY, and yOuNG
AMERICA, They are indispensable to our table and
VIC miss them.
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNALF0R OCTOBER Is full
cf reading portraits and StHG,
Wells, Publisher, $50 Broadway. N. Y.
The October NURSERY is excellent, bright and
sparkling. Tho "ycungest readers" have rich
treat before them In reading is pleasant stories and
studying Its illustrations.
Every Saturday and Littell's Living Age, both
Eoston weekly publications aud both eclectic, pre-
scnt to the public the choicest gatherings OF Eng
lsh Literature.
Tho "FoLio" Is the title ofa new musical month.
ly OF l6 PIP. issued by White smith and Perry, Bos-
ton ut 100 per year, and Is we'll worth tho price.
The September number contains two pieces OF mu.
sic.
"woman rs God Made Her; The Truo Woman" 10
bound In q neat, l6mo volume, and will be scnt by
Boston, on rcce Of 80 cents for the paper edition
or 800 for the cloth.
GopEY's LADIES Book, tho LADr's fRIEyD, and
PETgpsoN's MAGAZINE, for October nro received by
Durham. Thoy are three such valuable publications
for tho ladies that We cannot discriminate In their
value, and advise personal Inspection OF each ny
those wishing TO purchase.
rich IIene 4" q continuation Of "Nrs. Merridcw's
Fortune /" ''Where Do Some Things Come From"
"Our Small Bencfactors," by Charles Lever, sly
ing rs Science" and other interesting papers, with
a good collection OF 'iForeign Notes"
Oliver OPTICS Z" BoYs AND GIRLS for September
2,th full ofgood thngs Optic continue % MS 'tSIy,
mond," )" "I.ady Oglc," "Mosses and Ferns, and the
usual supply for the play house and freside. Leo
& Shepard publish tat li9 Washington Street. Dos
ton.
uAnrERs MAGAZINE for October Is an attractive
q. ,-ith Nhn mai nf
Health Trip TO Brazil" giving graphic description
OF that country and embellshed with handsome u.
lustrations. Tho rest Of tho number Is well hllcd
with the admirable variety which marks this masa-
zinc. Por sale by Durham.
The GALAXY for October has Its usual variety OF
readable articles. Among the contents are Con.
tinuation OF Mrs Edwards "su.an Fielding and
Charles Rcade's "Put Yourself In Ill, Place" The
Real Louis Napoleon" by Justin Mccarthy. The
and "Nebul,n,n always among the most interesting
departments Of tho magazine, arc unusually bright
and readable this month.
PEERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for September con.
tains four Of CIerny's instructive Letters To Q
young Lady" and planoortc practice 20 DO followed
pieces Of new music which would cost In sheets at
least So all for % cents or 81 year. Published at
l9S broadway, New York.
OuR Youya Folks for September continues 'Ihc
Story OF a bad Boy" by AIdrich, which charms the
Young reader. very much NJ seMHI a
the MADEIRA Islands !" and Trowbridgo continues
his interesting account Of Lawrence Among the
Ironmen." Nearly all of the articles are illustrat-
ed by some OF our best artists, and the magazine
IA No. I" In every particular. Fields, Osgood Co.,
Boston, Publishers.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY Is madc up rather moro
than usual of anonymous contributions, and articles
Nv authors comparatively llttlo known 70 fame but
Mr. Whittier has a poem on "Garibaldk" Bayard
IN ayIor "An August PASTORAL" In hexametcrs, and
NJ Hale who seldom writes In serial form, begins |
an ,nrhaIn paper entitled .'The Brick Moon which
will be completed hereafter. For the rest, Dr. Jar.
Wis begins series 'rhe Increase OF Human Lifej
Mrs Ayassil describes "a Dredging Excursion In the
Gulf Stream !" Mr.. Henry Gile.: long stranger 70
Major DcPorrest has the only complete story. Mr
Stsnly writes Of English hunting, Mr.. Walter Nit
cbelI OF German songs, Mr.. Shalcr OF American
and authors whose name, ar, not die
yulged discuss "Parlor Singing and "Pennsylvania
Dutch"
Messrs. ]. D. Drur 4 Co. OF Hartford, CT. have In
pres. SrpuGGles AND TRIuNPns; or forty years re- /
collections Of r. T. Barnum. From advance sheets
scnt ms we have formed favorable estimate OF the
work, The different chapters are replete with hu.
NOR anecsiote, and most interesting narrative. 10
h extensively illustrated with spirited engravings
in the best style Of the art To hoss who desire TO
know something of the public career OF the most
succcssful manager In America, To the grave and
Inc rny, 30 young men anxious to succeed In busi.
ness and In life, TO old men, who like the author
ha va done their work and to all who wish to read
hook fresh AMI spirited on every PAGE, this offers
.ntcrtainment and instruction beyond any of the
recent issues OF the press lt will be sold only by
subscription and agents are wanted In every coun-