Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-04
hooks AND Periodicals.

GoDEY's LADYis Book for March fully
Sustains the enViable reputation the maga-
zine has acquired as one of the best lady's
publications in the world. In embellish-
ments tt is beautiful, and in quality of lit
erary contents unsurpassed. L. A. Cooley,
philadelphia.
CHILDREN's HoUR.-This beautiful little
gem Of the juvenile publications has been
received for March. No boy or girl can Pc
ruse Its pages without being benefited as
it in the hands of their little ones. T. s.
Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia.
ARTHUR's HOME MAGAzIEE for March
contains a choice collation. of literary mat
ter suitable for the home circle, engravings,
music etc. It has the reputation of being
the best g magazine in the country, and
s. Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia.
EVERY SATURDAY Will contain Dickens
new novel simultaneously with the appear
ance of iis monthly parts in London, and
tions. Fields. osgood & Co., Boston.
Our YOU'VE FoLKs.-Last week the COM
positor made us pronounce this excellent
magazine sensational. OF course we intend
to say exactly the reverse and so wrote.
HowE's MUSICAL. MONTHLY. Number 8, is
received. II contains hne selection OF IN
strum mental pieces, and songs for piano ac-
compartment, from the best authors. Pub
l1Shed by Elias Howe, lOS Court street, BOS-
ton. $500 year; single copies 80 cents.
THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
NJ essrs. Robert Clarke & Co., of Cincinnati
h ave published in the form of a very ele-
gantIy bound and printed volume the ar
guments in the case of John D. Minor ct al.
against the Board of Education of Cincin-
natl, in the Superior Court of that City. In
this important trial, it il well known, the
much disputed question as to the pro priety
OF prohibiting the readlng of the Holy
Scriptures, in the public schools was directly
in issue. The disputants on either side were
men of ack nowledged legal ability and
their arguments are exhaustive. The ques-
ton is one of absorbing interest, is rapidly
assuming national importance and is Ger
tain to occupy prominent place in public
discussion in time to come. The reports of
the Cincinnati trial are therefore of great
value and no one who desires to be well in
formed on the Bible controversy should be
without them. The publication of Messrs
Clark & Co.. presents them in very readable
form, being printed on large clear type and
bound handsomely enough for any library
The volume comprises all the important
documents of the trial from its commence
ment to the final Judgement. The publish
eTs viii send the book prepaid to any ad-
dress on receipt of the price, $500. The work
can also be had at the Book Store of J. W.
Lindsey, in Delaware.
THE TECHNoLoGIsT.-This is the title of a
new Industrial Journal, devoted to Eugi-
neering, Manufacturing and Building. 1t
is replete with valuable articles relating to
science and the mechanic arts, and its
articles and Illustrations are all original.
The number before us consists OF forty
four large pages, and 1t is printed on very
superior paper, and in the best style of the
topographic art. Altogether, it isthe finest
looking journal of practical science now
before the public. The articles, too, are Of
unusual excellence, and contain matter
calculated to instruct and interest all class
cTISSed Te,-TeCbnOlBg1cal Education. Tenn
pering Steel Trial of Steam Engines. Inn
provement in Distillation, Sunless and Air-
less Dwellings, the Measurement of EIec-
trical Resistance, Vision and the Stereo-
Park, East River Bridge Caissons. the
Microscope, Lessons on Drawing, Relation
of Technology to Insurance, etc, etc. The
yearly subscription is Two Dollars and the
price of single numbers Twenty Cents, q
sum that seems rtdiculously small when
com pared with the size and character of
the Journal. Tt must require an enormous
to make the enterprise pay at
these figures, and 1t is pleasant to see that
the Publishers have sufficient faith in our
American workingmen to lead them to un-
dertake it.
The Technologist is issued by the Indus
trial Publication Company, whose office is
at 176 Broadway, New York. Every mechan-
ic ought to send for at least one number of
this Journal. If they send for one, it will
be strange if they do not send for The others.
A BRAVE, PURE Book. The Physical Life Of
Women Advice to the Maiden, Wife and
MOLnSFs by AT6OTE6 IL Nttp0ByB1 A. Me-
NJ. D., Chief of Clinics of Jefferson Me dica9
College, Philadelphia Author of "Com-
pendulum of Modern Therapeutics" ETC.,
Cincinnati: E. HannafUrd q Co., Pub
fishers of First Glass subscr1 ptiOn Books.
This is really excellent work, scientific
and yet eminently practical, in regard to a
most important class of subjects, which, un-
fortunately, it has hitherto been left almost
entirely to the qnackl the eInpiTic, or the
sensationalist, to ''Write up" for the million.
1t treats Of the hygiene Of woman, in her
various relations Ofmaiden, wife and moth
er. and of the married state in general. The
table Of contents includes such subjects as
the following:
The distinction of the sexes. Persons OF
nObh sexes and Of no sex. The age of nubi-
l1ty. Love. Love Is eternal. OF Divorce. OF
Courtship. How to choose a husband. Shall
cousins marry ? The wedding night. Advice
to wives who desire to have children. The
Limitation of Offspring. The signs OF fruit
ful conjunction. How to have beautiful
children. Transmission of talent and of
6lrtn-marks and how to prevent them.
signs of pregnancy. Confinement. Nursing.
The change of Lifes
Difdcult as 1t may appear, these subjects
are handled with such precision and firm
ness, and yet so delicRtely, that the work
has received the hearty endorsement OF
many OF the most distinguished physicians
Clergy men, and philRnthropists of the
coutTy. Among the num- ber are EX-SurgeOn
General Hammond, Henry Ward Beecher,
Rev. Horace Bushnell. d; D., DR.. r Shelton
Mackenzie, Rev. DR.. Mark Hopkins, Presd-
dent of Williams College, with many other
names equally eminent
The work is sold through local or travel
Ing agents entirely, and In our Judgment,
ouers an extraordinary opportunity for Sc
curing very lucrative business. The ad-
dress Of the publishers IS as above given.