The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-06-19
Our Table.

Our Table.
SARrArs's MAcizINE.-Wo have on our
table this excellent Magazine for July, which
we would commend TO the lovers of art and
literature. This magazine is much improv-
ed in he typographical department, and the
reading matter has been greatly increased
This number contains thirty-niue original ar
ticles and eighteen embellishments, among
which are "Oberwesel of the Rhrine,'
"Alone at the Rendezvous" Daniel in the
Lions Den," a portrait of Leigh Hunt, &C.,
&c. Scenes in the life Of the Saviour-sev-
EN- large engravings by Heath, are very s'ri-
king.-The reading matter is quite interest
ing.
GopEY's LADr's Boox.-This excellent
monthly visitor for July, has already been
received, and like the previous numbers is
very interesting. Every article in this num-
Der is written by American ladies-the tai
ents OF our own country-and is really a Ia
dies number. Every effort is made TO make
the Lady's Book even superior 10 what 1t
has been, and if any improvements can be
made, Cooley Is The very person that can do
it. The embellishments arc really beauli-
full, and the contributions are beyond our
power of description. Subscribe for the
Lady's Book and then judge for yourselves
The Hydropathic Encyclopedia by K. 1.
Trail, nj. D., gives fair evidence OF being
the best work yet published upon The sub
iect of water cure. 1t is q work OF scientific
merit and contains a thousand facts that are
of interest for the preservalian OF health.
This work is 10 0over every branch OF science
and TO be published in 8 numbers OF 100 or
more pages each at 25 cents a number or
50 for the whole work. Address Fowler &
& Wells, New York. The first number
which is now before us is a good pade mecum
Of anatomy and contains an interesting his
tory of medical science.
UNITED STATES MAGAzINEs-This work
continues 10 maintain its high political char
acter, under the management OF Messrs'
Kettell & Moore. The present number is
embellished with q fine portrait OF William
Darrah Kelley, a most energetic and active
member of the great progressive Democrat
ic party. The accompanying biography Is
| finely written, and shonld mcile every man
10 activity and enterprise, as it furnishes a
remarkable instance of what these qualities
| will enable a mar 10 dc in this free country.
Harper's New Monthly is the bes! OF re-
prints and is worth a SCORE Of the picture
books filled with love stories which delight
The juveniles in these days. The postage on
this work will, after the LIST of July, be only
1 cents, for any distance under 500 miles,
and the Magazine is still growing in popular
lily and interest, for the June number is the
best one yet issued.
GLEAsoNs PicToRIAL DRAWING Room Conf
pANloN.-This Literary weekly Journal, the
champion of all publications in the shape Of
newspapers, still continuest 10 grace our table
No. six is a gem, embellished with some
thirteen larger engravipgS apd the choicest
kind of original reading matter. Send in
your HdLlco LduicS " oOuuOuichj ooShCu
with SO and we will furnish you with one
of the richest publications of the day.
Published weekly by F. Gleason & Co.,
po.,or re 50 per annum, in advance.
The Student for July Is ION oui -
is a useful production for youth, ana p~-e"''
would do well 10 furnish their children with
IT. Published by Messrs. FowLERs g. WELLS,
New York, at 81 90 per aunum.
LYcoMINe DEMocRAT"-We have received
The second number of a new Democratic
paper, started in Williamsport, by JOHN F..
CARTER, Esq formerly sedi:or of the Lam
caster Democrat. The paper is handsomely
printed, and the editorials are written in a
style which characterizes all the Colonel's
productions.
Tie North american Miscellany Of last week
has for lis contents, Poetry and Porcelain at
the Worlds fair; Seed time and harvest;
Paradise music; Notabilia; The Spahis'
march; Our Phantom Ship; The insolvent
debtor; A legend Of Dunbuce; Martha Hop
kins The stones of Venice; The blind man
and the blind God; Louis Philippe; Links
and associations Chronicle Of the week and
the Book World.
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