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hat the author haa been very successful il
laying before young readers 4 very simple
aud, at tho sanao time. very interesting state-
msut Of his subject in ita different depart
ucuts.
1lihccllnucot1..
Bentanin F. Taylor, Esq, well known in |
ttais city as ! jour alist and lecturer, very |
graphic and brilliant writer. ia about to pub |
hsl the letters he wruto during tho Wal in |
book form. Mr. Taylor will be very pleasantly |
remembered not only By thesc lettesr, which
were among tho most interesting and vivid
pen.pictures Of the wAr, but also BY his preri-
ous literary productions, which ara so pretti1y
onbalmed in the pages Of s.Japnary and
1uno.~ and his new volume will meet with
cordial Welcome from his many adnizera, who
have long missed him from his usual Journal
istic poRition. The book will be entitled
' Mtss1os R1DoK AND LOOKOUT MorxrA1xs, to-
getber with Scenes and Incidents il Camp and
Field"
TIE B1n11ornEc. sAcR4, for July, contains
papers on "1ho cruc,dxion on Tbursdsy-
Not Friday" by Rev. J. f. Aldr,ch At Tho
Doctrine OF ihe Apostles = BY 8. R. Asburg;
The Creative Period in History" By Rev.
Edward A. Lawrence, D. D. I. Recent Ques-
tons Of unbelief, by ". A. sse.rps, D. D.
Es,sbshed by It'd It'd tha Rhetorical PRINCIPLES
Danows. d. D. !" Exposition Of Cor, i.
a." by II. 8. c. Otis, Esq, member Of the
Cleveland bar; " Topography Of Jerusalem"
by Rev. Samuel Wolcott, D. D.; and >. E1-
plorationa IN Palestine" by rtof Il. B.
Hackett, D. D.
Tie arc indebted to tho publisher and pro-
prietor, Prof. Guetarns Heinsichs, for the
August issue Of his neat little periodical, tho
AAxnicAS SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY, which is
filed with an interesting variety Of reading
matter. partly original and partly selected.
One Of the most noticeable papers is entitled
Let Us Have Peace" AID is = manly effort
to reconcile science and religion. The
MONTHLY is puhlished At Iowa City.
The SUNDAY MAGAZINE for August contains
the following table OF contents: ''Ep,sod:s
III IN Obscure Lifs;|' being experiences in
she Tower Hamlets. By d Cu.tte. Fart II.
Illustrated. ''sundays on the Continent"
Dy the Editor. VI. Florence and savans-
rolls 1.-The Affection OF Moses." By tho
Rev. Henry Whitehead. Illustrated. "Jehu
tho Zea1ot." Bs the Editor. ''On the Mirs-
,its u Our Lord" By George Macdonald,
Ii. D. y. Tho Resurrection. Illustrated.
/ "How to Study tho Old Testament" Dr ".
1indta5-Ale1ander. D, D. Numbers -Sotea
On Particular Passages. "Christ's 1nvita-
nou.'' by u. "was it Mere Coiacidenca:"
Ry tho Rav. Henry Downton. 1.-THE
Struggle in Fe1rara-" By y. Gilbert, author
Ut '.De f,rofnndis,'' etc, Part ii. nluetrat-
c! Questions That Are A1wa5s Turning
Up" by Professor Mi1ligan. Y. Marriage
| a,m Ce1ibacy. t:Tha Gallant Good Niou." Dy
samuel Smiles, author OF ''self-He1p," H.
iusustcd. "The Splinter and the Besn.'
BY the Rev. Samuel Coz. "Diana Coverd.tss
Letters by 3. 0rme. "a sun-Dial in =
Cl,urrll-rard." By tho Row George Jaaue.
Illustrated. "snpplement-Sote for Real-
,rs Out OF the Way" The SUNDAY MAGAZINE
il edited by Dr.. Guthrie, and il ono OF tho
,uort interesting and best conducted religious
periodicals. which fipds it's way to cur table. It
commands tho services Of the best EngIeh
ssi,ers, "a will be seen in the titles above and
| III alwasa admirably illustrated.
That excellent and live hygenic magazine,
GonD HEALTH, is issued for August, and con-
tainra comprehensive variety Of practical
articles, among them Means OF Preserving
Hcal,h," 3y Prof. Samuel kneeland: F" Mus-
cular Motion -" The Mineral Constituents Of
Vegetables !" q Snake Bites and their Anti,
dotes :" .s The Circulation Of tho Blood" by
Robert White, II. D. l." New Rread :" anl
Summer Complaints Coon HE.L.u, il it.
INSTRUCTIONS we're followed, would certainly b,
conducive to its title
We aro indebted to Mcss.s. $. C. Griggs 4
Co. for pamphlet copy Of The uSr1En STATE
ISTknSAL iEvESUE AND TARIFF LAW, passct
July IL, 1870. together with tho act imposing
.a1e~ on t,,stisletl spirits and tobacco, and 10
Cher purposes, approved july 90, 1868, ant
tucls other acts or parts OF acts relating Il
internal reyenuo ~ aro nov in effect. III
pamphlet has been published IN a very nea
and compact form, and il furnished Wit
tables Of taxes, copioua analytical index an
full sectional notes, The compiler ia HorAc
r. Dresser, and OF the importance Of his con
tilation We certainly need not say ANYTHING.
We arc indebted to the publishers, tho Chi
cago College Of Pharmacy, for the Angus
f.unt,er Of the PHARMACIST AID CukHIcA
RECON-, devoted to tla needa aud couditio
, Of Western pbarmacy. The leading papcl
: arc devoted to IMMORAL Waters and ''Co
lated Practical Recipes In addition to thes
are reyera1 selected articles on VARIOUS topia
! | connected with lhssmacy, editorial articles.
| Office of the annual meeting OF the Amoric,
| Pharmaceutical Association. and various mA
=; :crs connected with the Chicago College (
Pharmacy. The paper on Mineral Waters
il ID exhaustive t.estise. and ono OF dire
: practical value. The who1e management
tho magazine shows excellent Discriminate
aud speaks we11 for its utility.
!, We are indebted to tho publisher. John i
8 1sohiteon, for the August issue Of his VI
= Table RA1InoAp GrrnE, In addition to tt
,il;cial tiEae tables Of tho various roads, it co
l. taus caleudar, Masonic aud Odd Fellow
9 DIRECTORY, editorial remarks, a brief biograpl
:; cA1 sketch Of George T.. Dunlsp. Esq, sou
welt.aigcstea paragraphs Of railroad intel
+ Sence. 4 general railroad map, aud = ne
p chart of tho Northwestern Road aud its va
9 nus divisions. Tho whole makes q compile
q -atlc ,aetun. for tue traveller.
II Nc are indebted to the Western News Coz
4 oany for pamphlet copies Of Florence III
j pat's novel, PE1aoSk11A, published
l. I.oring, Boston; and F. r. Robinson'a
e nance, TRCE TO HERSELF, published by t
o Narpers.
1t NOE 81 aud SO Of TEn's rorU1An E:xcrc1
n .xn.A have just been issued, bringing
i. work to the letter "A.''
h We haye received. from tho publishers,
's H. Hamerr1y 4 Co., phi1adelphla, the July a
# August issues Of their periodical, the TIA:
ATLANTIC MAGAZINE. As it's title indicate
u the magazine il eclectic in character and ill
i with choice variety Of reading matter. gle.
Il cd from the best Of the foreign penodies
y with the special object Of making It popul
u In this regard the publishers have succeed
>. execllently, aud present verE eutertaini
&c aud readable periodical.
4 The Chicago ART REVIEW for Septemb
III published by E. II. Triton, IL Just ont, a
r. contains tho following list Of srticles: !.
G. summer Picture" a poem, ty Emily HUI
III i1sgson Miller: p" Art Progress in Americ
e ny Eugene Benson, thn pre-Iaphaelite n
Ii York artist IN admirable bur1as9ue, cal
20 "A Great Aligoricsl' Picture" j FAINT
y Picture, by An American Artist" by Hi
N Roosevelt; '' An Honr with Snlly," by n. Fl
IN getald 1.-THE Bowdoin Collection OF Pal
I'd ings,~ By Professor J. d. Sewall; Librsr
10 in the Vest -" Church Architecture !" :
Cheering Outlook ;"4 IA The Chicago Acade
a. a. Of Design ~ The Philadtlphia Academy
/: the Fine Asta;~ ''The Musical Season
{. Chicago; " AZ The Opera House Art Galler.
=, and several colunans Of Interesting art IN
~ lserce. II the future numbers Of the l
~ REVIEW compare favorabfy with this one
loint of excellence, its future success is
=. ured.
'1s THE Sox1uEEsT.
ILLINOIS,
The Decatur Republican OF the 18th sars:
IN "$cvrsal weeks ago. Nj, Thomas Dayis,
ole r,en: Macon County shecp-fasmeE, missed Il
~. hts fa1n ast Of MI Zion. portion Of his sh'