Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-31
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS

The Galaxy, for April, contains a contin-
uatIon of Justin McCarthy's story, Lady
Judith; Lee at gettysburg, BY J. D. limbo
Prof T. B. Maury; the Mont Ceu1s Tunnel
y Mary r. Dodge Overland, by j. W De
Forest lcontnued) Victor Emmanuel, bH
Justin Mccarthy The Neither Side of New
York, by Edward Crapsey part III; Ought
10 visit Her? by Mr.. Edwards (eont1nu-
ed) An Ornament 10 Sociely. by Lucy H
Hooper; M ViOlets, bS Mary L. Ritter; I;
Nuremb g, by NJ. E. w. s; R paratiln, 10y
Lille D. Blake; Driftwood; Scientific Nus
crIIany; Current Literature; Memoranda
" Mark Twain Nebulae, by the Editor
New York: sheldon q Co.
The Atlantic Monthly, for A priI Boston ::
J. r. Osgood q Coz has among its conlrlbu-
tors Harriet p. Spoford John Hay Prof.
j. K. HOsmer, Of Antioch College; James
T. Fields, aud Edmunu Quincy. Mr.. Field>'
paper IN HaWJn orne is fully as interesting
as lis very readable predecessors. Mr..
Quincy writes entertainingly of that re-
markable American, Count Rumford. Mr.
Hay gives us further accounts of his Span
ish experiences, while Professor Hosmel
talks of the Prussian resources. There are
tfce, as the readers of the magazine will
discover.
Our Young Folks is as copiously iIlustra-
ted in its April number as in previous is
sues. rroWbridge continues his JACK Haz-
ard, and Mrs. Diaz, Miss Phelps, Helen O..
Weeks, Ralph Ives, c. F. Gerry, and others
The assortment of puzzles and other tests
Df the strength of the juvenile intellect is
as PaElSu as ever.
The AIdine, for April, appears with its
usual ,aromptitude, which is remar kaDle in
"A publication hestow1ng such unusual care
an its typOgra phic appearance. The num-
Der before Us is probably the best OF any
yet Issued, which is saying q great deal, and
augurS well for the ability of its cOnducttIts
TO rede I'm their pledges of constant pro-
sress and Improvement. The illustrations
Ars Frederick Won Schiller (pOTtrdtt,l after
Hartmann-S. L. Clemens (M0Tk It0df7l,)
Il portrait, AS successful as any We have even
seen-A Russian Peasant Girl (Jttu puge,)
4fteI SsIkOl0ff-HarVest Time-A Seem on
me COasL of HelgOland, after Morgensberb,
a magnificent full page cut which ought to
i'd even to the reputation of The Atdtlle--
A Faun and Satyr. after MOller-Jean Inge-
low Ia pOTtTGit,) by Billings, not quite up TO
the standard OF The ALdi4ie portraits and
How is this for High? another of those
timely and telling hits os Beard s, for which
ne iS gaining great reputation
Among the duZen or so literary article
we iud the usual Hdmixture of sOltdity anu
sprightliness, prose and poetry. Francis
Tiffany is again represented under the Sug-
Sestfve title Babies, Barnacles aud Books,
and is, as usual, terse and vigorous. A
scholarly and timely article is " The Terri
JOrial Development of France" by VIM, F.
Alien. Harriet Prescott SpOf0rd contrib
utes an original story and poem. We
ope our town will he we'll represented ON
The ALdiTle bucks, and to that end would
as that the subscription price, including
he elegant oil chs ONO " Ducks" is $3.50,
with a liberal deduction in favor of can
-Vassers and clubs. Publishers address Jas.
sutton & Co., % Liberty street, N. Y.