The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-03

month. course the number is full OF good
pictures, and one article contains hve Magic
Pictures" which arc sure 10 create u seh'a-
ton.
TEE ALpISH.-A collection of thirteen excel
=.ent pictures, all fine works of art, embellish
,she July Aldine, which is the finest publication
in the world for the drawing-room. The pic
TIRES in the klaine are new, beautiful, interest
ing and exquisite gems of art. Mr.. Thomas
Moran opens the July number with an aipropfi-
ate end full page tinted picture-"A STERN IN
the Mountains which is full of midsummer
spldndor and action ola July thunder storm.
DAVID Neal contributes II full page 1icsire of
WATT and the Kettle, II being Il ospy OF ms
famous painting now on eNhibitiou AZ tne Royal
Acadanly, London. Young Nhtrs Is SsoMh
solving the problem Of steam poTer. three
charming pictures of Pcnnsylvahin scenery are
contributed by John Hows, a foil page showing
the great ''IIorSe-ShOe Bend ut huntington
Point, ''where The Pennsylvania Railway crosses
the Allegheny Mountains. Ancsher picture Is
''Kcttle Ran, Altoona, ,, II Wild. gloomy brook
! in a deep woods. The Inst eff mis- interesting
series is the sold Aqueduct on the Consmagh
River II Pennsylvania, which shows the ru-
ms of Il great stone bridge; 'An Indian scout,
is Il strong picture, show ing the red man win
all his war trnppirgs and u:ly features. ~
ConnniSscur'' shows the interior of an artists
studio. and reveals q whole volume of romance
at the first glance. The picture Is Il pleasing
study, one IT, elIarEl. Our Pet shows AS
handsome a female face. with as perfect a profile
is has ever been seen IN print. j.. o.. Davidson
has Il fEll-phSc picture, After the Battle, -
which isA grand and graphic view OF Il hght AT
sea, where the war ships have taken fire ana tn.
sailors lraping overheard. Three views oil
Westminster Abl,cy are given, an exterior view
of the building, ''Entiancet 10 the South AISLE
and the "Scuth Transrpd," This magnificent
SERIES of illustrations closes with Il fine portrait
or '.David Neal the American artist in
Munich The literary contents Of the Aldinc for
July are ofa high orIlcr. The editorial articles
consist * Literature, II sketch "f>' David seal
Musical matters Abroad and ut Home. and
Drama Subscription price, 81, inclRdinS
chrumos 1.-The East" and ''The West james
sutton Il Co, publishers, IS Maiden Lane, New
York City
n,rrEn's MAGAZINE for July contains OVER
one hundred illustrations, and Il bewilderire
variety Of the most Interesting rcs.lizg matter.
\ marked feature of this number is the proper
tion of the space devoted 10 American sub
jects. Harriet Prescott Spolor,i opens the
number with the illustrated poem, 'Leit
Ashore, - one ethec happicst efforts, a portray
al of the pathetic romance So characteristic Of
New England coast life. II is Il fit companion
piece to John Chadwick's beautifully written AMI
as beautifully illustrated, description of Marble
head. Porte Crayon has hal many recent
imitators, hut, alter all there is bnt one genuine
+ ~ NV ~ go q arr
in the ninth install mcnt ofhis sketches ef West
ern Hirsinian mountain character, given in this
number We have him in his most characteristic
moods exact in his partraitwirs. while rollick-
ing in almost eXtriVssaut huInbr. Bishop Gil
bert Haven contributes q second paper lSof.-cly
illustrated, On Mexico. In "a GlisI -e Of
Scvcniy->ir' Charles Il BesSler ~rrIrvfuces for
Us Il vivid pictur. 81 the d0rscsiic life ntshc Rec
dictionary period, from materials never hitherto
10 ihr public. Ills arficlr is ,fspropri-
n f.l. and rst n II, t.frt.stl NJ. R,,f- -
orr naval history i so full of romantic i~ncrs~nt>
a. that embodied in an article entitled 'tsEc Of
Many recounuRg the rNnantic AMI pc~iipis
of Lieutenant ". Il. Cushing. The
of such hcroi~rn appeals TO all hearts, and
rises far above the The ltane OF narrsw and c"u-
sectional feeling. Richard Rralir cam
II poem Of much force and brauty, enti-
tied ''My slain - Jamrs Parton. in a paper
entitled '-Fal,ehpnd- in the Daily Press, gives
some interesting specimens of journalistic eN-
and inaccurary. His paper l. digni-
fed IN tone ahd judici-u- in manner, and our
journalists will thank him Tor exposure Just
ls il is timely.