The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-24
pages. For sale by Robert Clarke &
Co, Cincinnati.

Co., Cincinnati.
ALMANAC FOB ISL. FIKLDs, /
OsGooD & Co, Boston. Fifty Cents.
This popular annual for the coming |
year, while not so highly eolored in |
its illustrations as in past years, is
more profusely so. and, we doubt not.
will prove fully as welcome, on ao-
count of its great variety. 1t contains
everything needed in q calender for
daily use, and. in addition. will oo-
cupy q worthy place on the literary
table for its literary merit.
SCRUB HOLLOW SUNDAY SCHOOL, and
How Il Was Started; By the author Of
rem" etc. Philadelphia: American sun
day School Union. For sale oy GEORGE
CROSBY, Cincinnati. 81 ..
This volume is one of the latest and
best of the Unions publications. The
authors reputation is already we'll
established by the preceding works.
and this will be kindly welcomed by
all who have been SO interested in
the other narratives. especially as some
of the characters, who figure in the
F" Leighton Children " and Hiek-
ory Series will be found in
this, and will be recognized as
old acquaintance by the reader.
The story is especially recommended
by the editor to all who desire TO
know how to best start" Sunday
Schools, and how to keep them
alive when started" One great
merit of the publications of the Amer
lean Sunday School Union is that
they may be safely introduced into \
the family and Sunday School libra
ries, when the works Of many other
houses have to be closely and suspi-
ciously examined.
MISSIONARY ANECDOTES. First Sc.
rles. The Islands of the Pacific, India
and Barmah. China, North Africa and
Turkey, South Africa and Madagascar,
North America and the West Indies.
with twelve illustrations. Phlladelphia:
American Sunday School Union. Eighty
cents
The Society has felt that. among
the multitude of works of q mission
airy character that is now abroad,
there has been q want for . concise
collection of some of the more
striking facts for the use of any whose
reading of this kind is limited, or of
those who are trying to interest 9th.
ers in the subject; and this publica-
ton is mach to supply this want. We
think the work has been well pre-
pared, and that it should be in every
Sunday School library, and in the
hands of all the friends of Missions.
1t can be ordered through George
Crosby, Cincinnati. agent of the
Union, at the published price, post
age paid.
PAUL LORING; or, Mounting Ladder.
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appear to advantage. It is a lesson
to be read with profit by all our boys,
and will be found interesting to all
parents.
Messrs. Sicily & Co. publish long
list of juvenile books of much merit
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RoBr. CLARKE & Co., the we'll
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Transactions of Societies. &c., and the
principal American Periodicals, with
Price List, which make il a useful
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THE CHLDREN'S CRUSADE = An epi
sode of the Thirteenth Century. 81
ZABEIsKIE GRAY. New York: HURD
| HoUGHrorS. Cincinnati: ROBERT 0LARKl
&Co. Price 81 IS.
This is very handsome volume
extra bound in cloth, with superio
letter press and paper, and is 3 work o
realinterest and merit. 1t is well cal
culated to inspire in young folks
taste for reading history, and furnishe
matter by no means uninterestiDg
full grown people. Parents will fin
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, day present for their children. who
once becoming interested in the sub
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their reading until they becom
! familiar with the main events COZ
nected with that most intersstin
> period of the worlds history.
Two WAYS OF DOING 1T. By MISS ]
Z BATES. author OF beginning" 18th
Builders" &c, q ,, l6n1o. Illustrate
: philadelphia, J. B, SKELLY & Co. Prt1
!, 81 IS.
At first glance. one would be apt
!. conclude that this interesting lit
! volume is designed for a Sunda
School book; but the reader soon III
derstands.that it is intended by tt
author for something more tha
a merely to interest children. and teac
7. them morality. The book is real
y discussion, in a most pleasir
,: manner, of the question of woman
d work in society and the church. II