ON OUR DESK.
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ON OUR DESK.


Here we have quite variety Of papers
new and old, which have, for the first time
been sent TO the Fountain" Our custom
has been 10 notice briefly each exchange as W,
received them; but our list is getting so large
now, that we find some difficulty. However
We never expect 10 be so situated that we shall
not have time and space to mention a, leasr
the name OF any publication sent TO U.S. In
relation TO those now before US, we cannot do
much more.


MONTHLIES.


The GAyEL, devoted to Odd Fellowship and
general Litera,ure--for July A good num-
her. Albany, N. Y


The INVESTIGATOR, and Advocate Of Inde-
pendence--lor July. LIS contents will be very
interesting 10 its I, aders. This city.


CHRISTIAN lSrELLIoENcER. and Southern
Methodist. Nos. l,2, and 3. The reading
generally is well calculated To promote peace
und do good. Georgetown. KY.


HE AMERIcAN PULPIT, foi May and June.
Each number contains two original sermons,
and the work is deserving Of extensive patron.
age. Worcester, Mass.
~ JEWISH CHRONICLE, for July. We have
spoken several times Of this work. The pre-
sent number is equal TO any former one. N.
Y. City. IL,


ADVOCATE OF Peace, by Elihu Burrilt, "lhe
learned blacksmith" One OF the ablest pero-
deals Of the day. Worcester, Mass.


NGw YoRK FARMER AND MECHANIC, for
July, A number Of more than usual interest
The;Prncipal engraving represents very accu
ralely.a view Of lne interior Of the eastern wing
Of the Pavilion du ing the grea. Fair in this
city, with the Machinery III full operatou.-
N. Y. City.


The Musirian's Lexicon, is a new work
now ia process Of publication, at Boston, Ia
Monthly parts, by John w. Moore. Ii con
tains much useful information, and gives great
satisfaction on every Item Of interest to the
musician.


Hunts Merchants Magazine for July. A
rich number


WEEKLIES.


The New Yo,k Organ, the great Temper
auce paper OF New York, comes 70 US much
improved in every respect, though very good
before. Il is one OF the strong pillars in The
cause Of Temperance.


The Advocate of Moral Reform. We have
received several numbers, and are much pleas
ed with their contents. Such paper is need
ed in New York and all over The country.


The Saturday Visiipr is large misceane
Gus journal. published al Baltimore, and ex
.ensively read AMI known. The numbers W.
have received are well filed with interesting
mllter.
The American R.former and Pennsylvania
State Temperance Organ, is a valuable paper,
containing abou, the same amount Of reading
as the Weekly Founlain. 1t has not been lon.
i existence, but we wish ii all possible sue
cess.


The Life Boat, halls from Mt Pleasant, JEFF
ferson county, Ohio, and is freighted with a
most valuable cargo. lis mo,io-"Total Alb
stinence from all that intoxirales."


The Eastern Clarion, Paulding. Miss.


The Maryland Journal, Rockville, Md. A
paper we love TO see, no, only because OF its
intrinsic worth; but berauss il comes from
part of The country eodeared TO us by many
associations of earlier liie