The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-28
MAGAZINES.

THE MAY MONTHLY PART OF OIL
YER OPTICS MAGAZINE has rich Ia
BILE of contents, and numerous excel
lent illustrations. Oliver Optics new
story, Field and Forest" proves to
be one Of his best; and the other st0-
ries, the sketches, anecdotes and po-
etry, are even better than usual The
puzzle department Is amusing; and
the popular Letter Bag" can not
help putting the boys and girls In
good humor. No other juvenile mag
azine gives SO much reading or SO
many pictures; and it IS the only one
published in both weekly and months
" editions. Published by Lee IL
Shepard. 149 Washington Street, Bos-
ton, at 81 90 per year.
TIE RIVERSIDE" for June gives
Us once more a picture by the mex
haustible Stephens, who, one would
think, lived In a menagerie by the
familiar acquaintance he has with
bird, beast, and fish. The bees are
beginning to buzz in it also, for there
is western sketch of o Bee Hunt
on the Prairie" by Miss Thomas; q
second article by Arthur Gilman. on
Beginning and Apiary;" and the
pretty Little Folk Songs" include
one about bee. There is bird sto-
~ in "a Wood-robin Abroad, and
one of .Laurels and Daisy Chains
Hans Anderson also sends 4 spring
song, bit Of poetry, and thus the.
most delightful season of the
year gets fairly heralded in the
RiUerstde One cannot overlook
either the stories which are good Eli
the year round: Stockton's The
House that John built" Miss Hale's
" Efie and her Thoughts" Mrs.
Weeks Annie's Bank Account,
Porte Crayon's THE Young Virgin
ians," Mrs. Davis's "A Hundred
Years Ago, and Anne Silvernails
Going to School, with its droll pic.
lures By the little artists; and 6nalIy
there is.Jacob Abbott's : Building q
Railroad. " and The Settle" with its
riddles and picture. 81 so a year
Published By Hurd and Houghtons
New York.
THE GALAXY for June contains
the following interesting variety:
Put YOURSELF in His Place; by
Charles Reade; Capters XIII and
XIII; with an illustration. Fra An
gelieo; BY Margaret j. Preston. To-
baccophagoi and Tobaccophagism; by
John CDraper. Enola; by Howard
|Glyndon. American Men and Eng
|lishmen; by Justin MeCarty. Keep
ing the Cash; by u. L. Mckay. Ten
Years n Rome ! External Economy
of the Papal States, Ecclesias teal and
Civil. Two Women; by Rebeccs
Harding Davis. Ad Astra by I'll. ID.
Ganse. Senator Wilson and Edwin
NJ. Stanton; by j. S. Black. Hos
tages; by H. I'll. Early Incidents of
the Rebellion Chapter from Mr..
ThurloW Weeds Autobiography; by
Thurlow Weed. Galaxy Miscellany.
Drift Wood by Philip Quilibet. Lit
selature and Afts MeInoranda; by
Mark Twain. Nebule; By the Ed
iitor.
PHRENoLOGICALs JOURNAL AND
PAcKARD's observation-disclosures OF
June number:
l.. Prang, chrome Autograph pub
Usher, portrait. Infuenee. What
Can Do Best? Salesman. Knowing;
or, Mansand the World continued;
The Knowable, How we Know,
Health il Wealth . poetry. A Great
Oculist: X. Won Jaegar, Jrs Preco-
cious Children their management.
Discoveries of Fortified Human
Bodies; illustrated. Health and Dis
ease in character. Seth Green, the
Fish Culturist; portrait. Yale Sketch
es. The Cathedral of Siena; illus
trated. Berthold Auerbach portrait.
The Skylark; poetry. Little Orphans.
Mary S1dro, the Child Heroine.
Christian Unions and Christian Cour-
tesy. Insanity; Some of its Causes;
its Phenomena. Our Government;
Who have we for our Iegistures?
Phrenoiogy IN Australia. Science and
Religion. Marvels of Memory. The
Salmon. Help Yourself.
Department Of PacEard's Monthly
London Beggars. Is it safe for Wo-
men to Appear Alone in Public2 My
Brother Sam and his BOYS. The
Mother~of 100000 Children. My
Neigbbcrs. Personal Hygiene. To
Dahomy and Back; No 2. Violets-
poetry. Which Way Doesst the Wind
Blow2-poetry. Editorial Items-The
RansdaA Testimonial; Journalism Of
of the Future; Beautiful Snow"
How TO Treat Women; Personal.
What they Say. TO Our Correspond
ents. EMirthfulness. Thomas Paine
Again. etc. Literary Notices. etc.
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THE ADvANcE.--This excellent
paper, which Henry Ward Beeoher
says is = standing fairly on the highest
ground yet reached by religious Jour
nails Ia America" is offered to the
public for one dollar, from June until
January next. TO all who would be
glad to try The -4drance, an excellent
opportunity is thus offered Address
!" The Advance Company Chicago.
LIPPINcoTT's MAGAZINE for June
is illustrated, and offers the following
table Of contents:
Thomas Tyler's Tombstone, a Tale;
by Mrs. Mary s. Walker. Paraguay
and the Lopez Family BY Ell. Har-
grave. Higher and Nearer, Poem.
The VIRGINIA Tourist Part II. nv Ed