The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-23
Notices of Publications.

d4OuS tue uEst VI TUE iuOuLi .Ss 10
make its appearance. Rev. A. D.
Mayo has an article upon Religion
in Schools" and Professor W. T.
Brigham gives a second paper upon
Nature and the Great Railroad"
which is we'll illustrated. The ed
itor's saIutation Is characteristic. and
with such a coterie as Henry james,
George NJ. Steele, j. Ell. Hosmer,
Thomas w. Parsons, Mrs. A. d. 7.
Whitney, Washington GLADDEN., etc.,
etc., it Is not strange that Mr.. Hale is
able to make an excellent monthly.
1t is elegantly printed by Messrs. H.
0. Houghton & Co.
Arthur's Home lNogazine and Child's
Hour are fully redeeming the promis-
es made at the opening Of the year.
The March numbers of these Period
icals are very interesting in matter
aud the illustrations add greatly
to their attractions. There are no
Magazines in the country containing
a better moral tone or freer from OBJ
lection for family reading.
We ara in receipt of the Edinburg
and Westminster QUarterlies for Jan
uary, from the reprint of the Leonard
Scott Publishing Co, New York, and
are full of solid and valuable articles.
The contributors to the pages Of these
ReuieaCs are men who stand at the
head of the list of English writer's on
Science, Religion. Art, and General
Literature, and whatever Is worthy of
discussion finds attention in the pages
of these ReUiet0s and BIackW09d.
One who is we'll up in the British Pc
riodicals can never find himself be-
hind the age in literature of the best
character.
THE GALAXY, for March, 10 addi-
ton to its serials and continued arti-
Giles, has the following table of con-
tents:
At Cambridge University; the Lost
Bird, by E. 4. Sill; the Prince OF
Wales. By Justin Mccarthy; Ten
Years IN Rome; the Religious Or
ders; Medusa, by Robert Weeks
Hand to Hand, by Rebecca Harding
Davis; the Clowns Real Pigling, by
Richard Grant White; Glimpses into
Portrait Gallery, by George III. Cal
vert; the Galaxy Miscellany; Drift
Wood, by Philip Quilibet; Literature
and Art; Nebule, by the editor
THE February monthly part of o.
iUer Optics Magazine has a very at
tractiVe table of contents, and tho IL
Illustrations are numerous and excel
lent. In addition to the four regular
pictures, there are four full. page en-
cravings. By the publication OF both
weekly and monthly editions of this
popular Magazine, the wants of all
classes are fully met. Published by
Leo & Shepard, 149, Washington ST.,
Boston, at 81 80 per annum.
VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870
The first edition of one hundred and
Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
Floral Guide, is published and ready
to send out. 1t Is elegantly printed
on fine tinted paper, with about 200
ine wood Engravings OF Flowers and
Vegetables, and a beautiful Colored
Plate-consisting of seven varieties Of
Phlox Drummondi, making hne
Bouquet of Phloxes. 1t is the most
beautiful, as well as tho most instruc
tive Floral Guide published, giving
plain and thorough directions for the
Culture of Flowers and Vegetables.
The Floral Guide is published for the
benefit of customers, too whom it IS
sent free without application, but will
be forwarded to all who apply by
mail, for Ten Cents, which is not half
the cost. Address Jas. Wick, Roch
ester, n. Y.
LittelPs Liring Age, No. 1912, for
tains Mr.. Froude's History of Queen
Elizabeth, Edinburgh ReUielo; Carli-
no, Part /, Good Words; A Greek
Herculaneum, Dublin University
Magazine: The Insurgents of the
Red River, Spectator; American Re
pudiation, Saturday ReUielU; Three
Thousand Miles through the Rocky
Mountains, Spectator; The Council
aud the Church, Pal Mall Gazette;
The Walls of Constantinople, Pal
Mall Gazette; The Physical Basis of
Oratory, Saturday ReUie10; The De-
struction of Monuments in Turkey,
Atheneune, &C., &c.
PuTNAM's MONTHLY for March
greets us with highly attractive list
of articles and with the gratifying in
telligeuce tLet-with the April MINI.
Der Mr.. Park Goodwin will assume
the responsible charge Of the maya
zine. The contents are as follows:
The Bear Hunt: Sketch Of Life
in Sweden, from the Ms. of our
Swedish contributor; School-Days
at the Sacred Heart; Browler's De-
falcation, A. Webster, Jr; Babel 10
the Midst of Us. Geo. Wakeman;
Sketches in Color-IV., Elizabeth
Kilham; Is Death Painful? Z. 2.
Buffet, NJ. D.; Concerning Charlotte,
Iii, author of Still Life in Paris"
Our Trip to Egypt as Guests of the
Viceroy at the Opening of the Suez
Canal, Elisee Reclus representing
Putnam's 1HagGziRe]; a Woman's
Wiles, L. w. Jennison; Americans
and Some of their characteristics,
TN. Coan, NJ. D.; The Subvented''
Church and the CircumventedC Church
es, author of Our Established
Church," TabIe-Talk, Charlton T.
Lewis; Bryant's Translation Of Ho-
mer.
The March f" RiUerside," gives for
a frontispiece another Of Stephens