Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-28
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TIE REvoLUTIoE has eommeneed serial rial
story entitled THE Born. IhralP' by Alice
Cary. Published by Susan b. Anthony, IS
East q St, n. Y.
A USEFUL, ENTERTAINING, AND BEAUTI-
FUL MAGAZTNE.-The February number OF
Demorestis Monthly presents an eXtraordI-
nary array OF literary novelties, ,useful items
of Information, and beautiful illustrations,
which almost bewilder us with their pro-
fusion. Among the gems in the February
number of this model Monthly is Schiller s
i'SOhg Of the Bell" IllastI ated with seven
fine and very characteristic eBgFavings
also the fourth plate in the series OF Coles
Voyage of Life, very finely engraved with
much useful and sestsOnable information on
Fashions; also Jenny June's splendid
Talks with Women and numerous other
interesting and useful topics. But we must
refer the reader to the book itself, as no
mere mention will do Justice 10 this model
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Address DemOrest's Monthly, S3S Broadway
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YOUTHS ILLUSTRATED BIBLE HISTORY.
Bishop Thomson say S of this work. 1t is a
good addition to the family library, as it
viii be found an Interesting volume of
reading Tor the young, and a useful boOk of
Eeference for the old President King, of
Cornell College Iowa. says of it: A few
hours reading by the aid of such iILustra-
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ent knowledge OF the manners, customs,
arts, ma ursal history &c., of Bible times,
than DAYS of faithful 81 udy without them.
The work has received the cOmmenda-
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country. 1t is prOfusely Illustrated. L.
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ships for this useful work.
THE ALDISE PRESS, for January. is a su-
peru specimen Oftypographical excellence.
a journal of art IT is in itself a work of art.
The object Of the publishers as We learn
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and OF the beautiful IN Printing and the
kindred arts The latest and most Improved
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ly as possible, perfect in typography and
While it is intended that the appearance
shall be uneZceptiOnable, no pains viii be
spared to keep The literary matter, original
and selected, equal to the best.
The Unequaled Excellence of the Wood
cut Illustrations published during the past
year IN the pages O1 The Ald1ne Press, have
el1c1tt d the commentators OfLhe European
as well as the American Press, and have
been hailed as the commencement of a new
era IN the history of Illustrated Journalism
This is the only paper which has the great
Dore cuts. The number before us has the
following illustrations all marveIOusly well
prtnts d. The Darkness at the Crucihxion,
Dy Dore; Lady Geraldine, by HenneSsey: I:
Coast, De Haas; Launching the Life Boat,
Moran; Wilkie Collins, Jewett. Sutton
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THE EDUCATIONAL GAZETTE, for January
Is received It is a handsome and ably con-
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number for January is very handsomely il
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HowE1s NIT7srcAT NTo,vrrrrx- co,,+ot-,s
large list of instrumental pieces and songs
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DEMOREsT's YOUNG AMERICA is certainly
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lie magazine now issued. The fine and
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OF America given in each number, are
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way, New York
THE WoaIEN's ADVOCATE, published at
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for February,
is received. Some OF the most noticeable OF
its many excellent articles are: JOSeDb and
his Friend, by Bayard Taylor; The Pressure
Woods, by George Cooper; The Street Cries
Of New York, by Charles Dawson Shauly;
among the Isles OF Shoals, by Mrs. Celia
Thaxter; Ii in the Brick Moon by Z. E.
Hale; Wo Lee, and his Kinsfolk. by Sidney
Andrews; Edwin NJ. Stanton. BY Henri
Wilson. Fields, Osgood & CO., boston
THE GALAXY, for February, has a large
aud varied table of conteuts. 1t is a very
entertaining number. Sheldon & Co., New
York.
EVERY SATURDAY continues to charm by
interesting variety OF its contents and the
uncommon beauty of its illustration. Fields
OsgoOd & Co., Boston.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS, for February Boston
Fields, OSgood & Cos, offers the following
interesting bill of fare for the juveniles: We
GtTls-a Home Story Second part), by Mrs.
A. d. I, Whitney Our Observation-Disclosures
by T. w. Higginson; SnoW-2 Poems, by
Rose Terry; Burton and the Baby, by Helen
Y " eeks Mr.. Clarence at the Capital, by
] 7. TroWbridge; ; A Clean Sweep, by Caro-
line Augusta Howard The Owl and the
Pussy-Cats by Edward Lear Jacks Victory
(second part, by DR.. I. I. Hayes; How Bat
lies are Fought-Fighting for Forts. by Ma
jor Traverse; Mrs. MacGarret's Tea Party,
~ Mrs: A. a. Diaz; The Evening Lamp /;
Our Letter Box.
PARIS BY SUNLIGHT & GAS LIGHT.-A
Work descriptive of the miseries VirtuFes,
vices, splendors and crimes of the city OF
Paris. 1t tells how Paris has become the
GayeSG ana most Beautiful City in the
world; how its Beauty and spIendor are
purchased at a fearful cost of Misery and
Suffering; how visitors are swindled by
Professional Adventures how Virtue and
Vice go Arm-in-Arm; how the most Fear
1ul crimes are committed and concealed
how money is SQuandered in useless luxury
/ and treats of all that is great noble, gener-
/ ouss magnificent, vicious, brilliant, start
/ ling, genteel or shabby, all that is interest
ing and worthy of notice in the Beautiful
/ City.
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Every man of Intelligence feels interest
/ IN Paris, from which the best as well as the
| worst phases of modern civilization are de-
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| can obtain more intimate acquaintance
/ with Paris and the various features o1
Partisan Life, than he could possibly gain
| Dy S1X-mOnthS' residence in that City. J.
| h. Praul is now cauYasSlng Delaware Or
| ange & Berlin townships for this work.
HEARTH & HoME.-This splendid weekly
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are OF rare beauty, and its contents always
merge in admirable proportions the usefu
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