The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-09
NEW MAGAKINEs.


NEW MAGAZINES.
No. 1861 of LiuelTs Living Age
has been received from Littell & Gay,
Boston. The contents embrace Black
woods severe criticism on Lothian"
and an article on the "Critique" from
the Spectator. Besides these there are
articles from the Saturday ReUiea0,
Examiner and Pail Mall Gazette.
The decease of Mr.. Littell in no way
interferes with the excellence of this
useful publication.
WE have received from J. B. Lip
pincott & Co, Philadelphia, Good
Words Tar the Y0ung for July. This
number has nineteen illustrations,
with the following table of contents:
Ranald Bannermau s Boyhood; by
Gen. Macdonald, IL. d part VIII;
illustrated. Among the Butterflies;
by the Rev. b. G. Jones: fourth pa
per; illustrated. Yarns; by young
Sea Captain; No. III; illustrated. At
the Back of the North Wind by the
author of Dealings with the Fairies;
Christian Andersen illustrated. The
Child Nature" part "; illustrated.
by Lady Barker; illustrated. The
| (coacluaed); Illustrated. Farmer
Stubs and his Old Dog .Keeber;"
by Mary Hewitt. The Tailor's Cat;
by Mrs. George Cupples; part I; illus.
trated. -..-r....
This is one of the best periodicals
which comes to our table.
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE for July.
edited by DR.. Guthrie, and published
by Lippincott, has the following table
of contents:
Episodes in an Obscure Life: Be-
ing Experiences in the Tower Ham
let's: BY q Citrate; part x; illustrated.
The Pricelessness of Knowledge; by
Thomas Guthrie, D. D. The Two
French Hymns; translated by Rev.
Henry DoWnton: illustrated. How
to Study the Old Testament; by ".
Lindsay Alexander, d. d. Numbers
Notice of Objections. Sister Edith's
Probation; by Thomas Sands; illus
trated. Little Children Gods Strong
hold for Troubled Men; by the Rev.
Samuel Cox. The Struggle in Fer
rara; by W. Gilbert, author of :" De
Profundis," etc; part "; illustrated.
The Companions of st. Paul; by Jno.
S. HoWson, ID. D., Dean of Chester;
X. Epaphroditus. Sundays on the
Continent; by the Editor; V. Flor
ence and Savonarola; illustrated
Mission Work; by John s. B. Mos
nell, LII. d. Miriam's Jealousy; by
the Rev. Henry Whitehead; illustrat-
ed. On the Miracles of our Lord; by
George Macdonald, LII. D.; TX. Mir
acles of Destruction Diana Cover
dale's Diary; by 3. Orme. Supple
ment-Notes for Readers Out of the
Way.
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Lippincott's Pron9uncin0 Dictionorg
Of Btography and Mythozogy, taking
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