The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-04-05
Literary Notices.

NORTH BRITISH REyIEw-We have received this
Periodical for Febuary-the first number which has
come to hand.
The Contents are as follows: l. The Prospects Of
France and the Dangers Of England 2. Scottish Phi
losophy; 3. Sunday in the Nineteenth Century; 4.
European Navgators in Early Tmes 5. Litton on the
Church, 6. Progressive Aspects of Literature; Recent
Essays; 7. The Universe and its Laws; 8. The Gov
ernment of the East India Company; g. The Legal
Profession and the County Courts
EDINBURGH RErIEw.-We have not received num-
ber yet. Hope Messrs. SCOTT & Co. have not forgot
ten u.s.
BLAcKwooDs MAGAZINE for March, has come. The
reputation which this old and able monthly has always
had and the fact that it maintains its rank the first
in the very first line of British and American Peri
odical unnecessary to make
further comment
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-As usual, up to time and
filed with lots of pretty things. We always take par.
ticular notice of GoDEY because he deserves it. His
Book comes regularly and promptly and therefore IL
is some encouragement to give him notice every
month GoDEY is up to thing or two; he has not
lived over twenty years with his Book for nothing; he
has acquired reputation co-extensve with the Un-
ion-and wherefore? Because he has labored earnest
~ and indesagaby to improve every succeeding year
upon the past and he has succeeded Another secret
Cooley ever mindful Of the Editorial fraternity; and
he finds that his exchanges about l60O are no little
advantage to him. He is like certain friend of ours
who says he would rather have the Editors his side
than any other sett of men he could find He is right
80 is GoDEY.
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.-A collection Of Fragments
from an Authors Portfolio embracing number OF
Temperance Odes, sung at Temperance Hail. Charles
ton at various times Also Dedicated to the Mariners
Church, &c. A book which it would be well for the
Temperance Societies to obtain and circulate through
out the State the cost would be small and might
be the means Of doing much good
BIBLE Defence OF SLAvERY.-We have been kind.
ly favored by the author with copy of this work,
containing over five hundred pages Of neatly printed
matter: By Rev. ". S. BROWN, NJ. T., Of Glasgow,
KY. This Book came during our absence from home,
and as soon as we can conveniently we will give a
further and more extended notice Of the same
THE CorToN PLANT-Published simultaneously at
Washington and Baltimore an Agricultural paper, de-
voted to the advocacy Of Direct Trade Manufacturers
Development of our Resources, &C. A Southern and
Western journal, which we hope Will be sustained.
Price Two dollars. Published weekly. G. G. BAYLOR
Editor
LADIES KEEpsAKE.-We have received the March
and April numbers of this handsome monthly and re-
gret that by some means we have been overlooked by
the Publisher, and lack the January and February
numbers, which we shall be glad to get if they can be
spared. JNo. S. TAYLOR, New-York. $L0O in ad.
vance.
SAILORS MAGAZINE for April isat hand Publish
ed by the American Seamen's Friend Society, No. 80,
Wallstreet, New York. $l.Oo per annum.
ScuooLFELLow.-April has fairly setin, andit seems
very proper that exchanges should assume they
have done, Handsome and appropriate Dress welcom-
ing Spring with its sweet flowers and birds-a in de-.
ghtul harmony with nature as it soon will be cloth
ed in its beautiful garments of 'living green"
The "SchoolFellow" for April is highly interesting,
and will afford to the juveniles instruction and amuse
ment.