The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-20
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the fOllowiug subjects: 1n0ian RAIL
vrav Reform The Four Ancient Books
ot Wales: Labor and Capital; Patents.
Patenfees. and the Public; Mr.. Mills
ANALYSIS Of the Mind, and Prostitu-
tiop in Relation to the National
Health. The notices of cotemporary
science aud literature, which are al
ways a prominent feature of the FEST
minister, fill the last forty-six pages of
the present number.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW. for July,
New York: L. Scott Publishing
Company contains the following pa.
pers: The unpublished works Of
Guicciardini; Lecky's History Of
European Morals; Victor Jacque-
ment's Letters: Shakespearean Clos
saries; John Bulls Alpine Guide;
Mrs Somervilie on Molecular Science;
the Ring and the Book; Freeman S
History of the Norman Conquest;
Forsters Life Of Lander; The Mar
rage Law of the Empire.
PuTNAM's MONTHLY. for Septem-
Der, New York: G. z. Putnam &
Son; Cincinnati: O.. S. Blanchard &
CO.. contains: Monks and Nuns in
France, Henry G. Lea; The Baby's
Drawer, Mrs. / 4. Butts; A Wine
Merchant, W. [. Padding; English
Show Plaees-Ne1stead Abbey, Mrs.
Nathaniel Hawthorne: The Bassos-
A Tale Of Rivalry, F. S. Cozzens; De-
ceived, Edgar Fawcett To-day-A
Romance Continued. r. B. Kimball;
The Old Hospital-Gone, ID. B. St.
John Rosa, III. D; Left Wounded
on the Field, Col. Z. A. Dodge; La
vinia, Part III, Caroline CheesbTo;
Colleges and College Education, Pres
idcnt P. A. Chadbourne The Earth
IN Trouble, Prof. Scbele de Nero; The
Eclipse luDpub. Els. Of the late) Fen
more Cooper; Village improvement
Societies, i. 5. Cooper; Shall the Red
Man be eKlerminated Notes Of Tours
among the Wilder Tribes), Vincent
Colyer; Fine Arts of Society; III.
Cookery, Lucy Fountain; Literature
at Home, r. II. Stoddard Literature,
Science aud Art Abroad, Bayard
Taylor; Current Events, 1. B. Per-
kins; Bulletin Of New Publications.
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE for
September contains: Music - Only
Once Home; New Temperance
Stories, by the author Of > Ten Nights
in Bari Room" Drinking Song. by
Mrs. SigourneY; Importance Of Ven
tilation; My Brother Wife, by Ella
Latrobe; How Pins are Made; The
Grahams and the Armstrong;, by T.
s. Arthur; A Cure for Low Spirits, by
j f. MIC; Time; Queen Victoria ;
The DeeFiags Of Medbury, by Vir-
GINA Il. Townsend; Is Consumption
Durable? Responsibility, by Mrs. NJ
o. johnson; What to Do in Cases Of
Sudden Illness; Mothers Depart
ment; Boys and Girls Treasury; The
Home Circle; Evenings with the
Poets; Hints to Housekeepers; Toilet
and Workable; Health Depart
ment New Publications; Editors
Department.
THE GALAXY, SHELDON & Co, New
York, for September, offers its readers
the following bill of fare: Susan
Fielding, by Mrs. Edwards, Chapters
XVII. and XVIII, with an
illustration; The Two Ways, by E. r.
Sill; The Jersey Cows, by Charles
Wyllys Elliott; Our Mineral Springs,
by John G. Draper, M. ID. The Story
of Life. by Anna T. johnson: The
White Flag, By William Winter
Our Criminal Population. By Edward
Crapsey; New York Journalists
Theodore Tiltop, by Eugene Benson;
Put Yourself Ia his Place, by Charles
Reade. Chapter XII, with an illus
tration; Without the Stars, by George
III. Calvert; Little Bopeep, in two
parts-Part l.; Death and Life, by g.
+. B.; The Irish Church DethrOned,
by Justin Mccarthy; The Unsoeiable-
ness of Society. by Richard Grant
White; The Galaxy Miscellany,
Paradoxical Words, by Geo. Wake
man; 2, The Dickens Names, by w.
w. Fowler; Driftwood, by Philip
Quilibet-1, Naval Names 2, A Word
aud its Uses; Literature and Art,
A History of Morals, by r. @. w.
2, Some New Books; 3, Fine Arts, by
S. S. c.; 4, Literary and Art Notes;
Nebul@, by the Editor.
DEMoREsr's MONTHLY for Septem-
Der was early in the field, and con-
tains the usual amount of interesting
matter for the ladies. As an extra
inducement to subscribers for the
coming year, the publishers effer for
each subscription copy engraving Of
Mrs. Lily Nj. Spencer's great picture
of Picnic on the Fourth of July.
Artists we're sent to Europe especially
for this engraving.
DEMOREsT's YOUNG AMERICA. -
This excellent little periodical is con-
stantly adding to its reputation, and
is certainly the most sensible, pTacti-
cal, and best edited of all the juvenile
magazines. 1t is not composed, like
some others, of a certain number of
stilted articles. but it enters right into
the sympathies, interests, and occu-
pations of its young readers and
patrons, allows them to speak for
themselves. aud stimulates them won
derfully TO activity Of thought and
expression.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL, for Sep
TENDER, seems to increase IN interest
as we'll as subscribers. We are not
surprised at its great popularity, for
it is edited with so much good sense,
and is so well adapted to the wants of
the young people, that itretains every
subscriber once secured, and Is con-
tinually adding to the number.
Illustrated Annual of Phrenology
and Physiognomy for 1870, now ready
contains 80 eDgravings of leading
editors = Bryant. Greeley, Bennett,
Brooks, Marble, Dana, Raymond, with
portraits. The Male and Female
Form; Why Children Resemble their
Parents; Gen. Grant and his Cabinet,
with Portraits; Physiognomy in Poll
tics, or " Faces and Places; Science
of CoDjugal Selection, Happy Mar
riages, Temperament 10 Wedlock ;
American Artists; The Sleep Walker;
Brain Waves; Psychological: Sir Ed |
ward Landseer, Lorenzo Dow and |