The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-10


keepers receipts, comic engravings,
etc, etc, and all for the small sum OF
10 cents single copy, or 81 90 per
year. Themes & Talbot, 63 Congress
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riodical depot in the country.
Coon WORDS for December, edited
by Norman Macleod, has the follow
ing table of contents:
Fernyhurst Court, an every day
story, by the author Of Stone Edge,
etc.; concluded. LORRAINE and Al
SAGE. Letters from the Tropics py
the Rev. CHARLES Kingsley; No. IA.
The. Cocal. Three Poems for the
Times; T.. Hymn of the Present; py
Gerald Massey; IL, No News from
Che War; by Augusta webster III,
Holly and Mistletoe; BY Edward "a
perm. Dorothy Fox by. the author
Of How it all Happened; conclud-
ed. The Country Of the Uamisards;
BY Samuel Smiles, author Of Self
Help; ", Disaster of the CamIsards.
The Church In the Desert; c0nclu-
sion. Half-Hou1s in the Temple
Church; by J. G. Vaughn, ID. d.; x.
Neutrality. Emigration; by the an-
thor OF Friends In Council. ! The
Mariners Cave, IA Poem; by Jean
IngeloT. PaWnbroking in ENGLAND;
by Thomas f. O'Donnel.
With the number for January,
Good Words will commence the new
volume for 1871.
It is in every respect q hrst-class
monthly, its contributions being from
che pens of the most able writers of
England. 1t is now by far the most
popular magazine issued in that conn-
try, and is already faYorably known
here. Its contents are varied, enter
tanning and instructive, q, 80,
J. B. Lippineott q Co, Philadel-
phia.
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE for De-
cember, edited by DE-. Guthrie, has
the following table of contents:
A Sunday In Venice. by the editor;
Seeing and Not PerseTering, by @. j.
Vaughan, d. D.; The Prayer of the
Sewer, by the Rev. DoWnton; Your
Life and Mine "A Chronicle of Strug-
giles and Hopes, BY City Man, w.
vi; The Irony of Christ, by the Rev.
IL. H. Plumpte; America and the
Americans: Impressions OF a Three
Months Visit in 1870, BY W. G..
Blaikie. d. D., Ill, New York ICON
tinued); Joash a Study for Young
Men, by the Rev. A. L. Simpson; Re.
joicing with Trembling: A Story of
Christian Resignation, by b. Orme !;
The Woman who Trampled on Dra-
goons, By Sarah Tyler; A New Years
Hymn, By Isabel Fyvie Mayo; The
Diet ofeAugsburg-1530, by David
Brown. 3D.; On Letter Writing,
BY the Rev. a. w. Thorold, Third
and Last Paper; Supplement-Notas
for Readers Out of the Way. IS w
Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott
& Co.
BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE. - This
sterling old English monthly yields
not the first place to its younger COM
D etitors. Its articles have the
same favor now as In other years,
when il was so welcome q visitor to
the homes and firesides of the most
learned men of England. The con-
tents for November are:
Nuremberg; or, How to Build
Houses. A very Strange Correspon-
dent. The Poetry and Humor of the
Scottish Language. Earl's Dene;
part sxII. New Booksl Professor
Porter on the Human Intellect. The
Great Collapse.
Address Leonard Scott Publishing
Co., New York.
THE MUSICAL INDEPENDENT for
December is an unusually fine num-
Der. 1t contains an essay on the First
Works of Robert Schuman, a Letter
from B. E. Baker, q Reminigcence of
Clara Novello, one of DR.. Sparks
Letters from Germany, continuation
of Wohlfahrt's Meditation School,
editorials on Stephen Heller, Har-
monic Terminology, Sheet Music Re
views, a large number Of Musical
Items, Summary of Musical Doings,
etc. The music pages contain Novel
leeto for piano, BY Robert Sehumann,
Polka, by Carl Faust, and two songs.
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THE AMERICAN ODD FELLOW for
December closes the tenth volume Of
this excellent magazine, which has a
wide circulation throughout the Uni
ted States. Canada, England, Aus
tralia. New Zealand, and elsewhere.
II We notice in its attractive table of
contents many contributions worthy of
note-among them: Eight Bells; An
] Odd Fellow Abroad; Scientific and
| Curious Facts Leaves from a Rover's
Life-Log; Oriental Sketches: The
Foreign Artisan; Why Sustain Odd
Fellowship; Is Odd Fellowship Pro-
gressive; Hash; Ladies' Olio; Bril-
-liants; Odd Fancies; The Youths
1 Department; Correspondence from
all parts, &C., &c, A splendid en-
craving entitled Homeless and
I Friendless " is given as = frontis-
piece. Published by the A. o. E. As
ISOLATION. No. SO Nassau Street, New
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