The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10

ranged with Dickens for the proofs sheets
Of his forthcoming novel, entitled, "LiM,
Dorrd." and will publish it in their mara
zine
Thr magazines.
ftrNAM : MONTHLY. Din X Edwards,
The opening article in the NovcmE er mum
her Is devoted to a review Of the objects ac
compll>ed by the t. s. Coast Survey. ole of
the most important national works of the age
The writer is apparently familiar with his
subject, and brings mass of fact before the
public which can not fail to interest and in
strurt. There is a paper on Henry I!rine.
suggestive of Rhine legends and Golden hos. k.
an account OF journey to the Virginia
Springs. another of the far-t.mcl Sparrow
grass papers, sketch of the London Post
O.licc, an excellent story entitled The At
tornry's Revenge" and an article entitled to
much consideration On the Use and \lu<,.
OF ShmulantS.-a question now rommandng
much di>ru>>ion Tie E,,toria. Notes on
Literature, the Drama. and Art, are able and
discriminating. We copy few para a.raph>
from them in another column. Al,o,rthcr
the magazine has improved under the man
agrmcnt OF It's present conductors
"Arrtr> MONTHLY.
The proin>c y illustrated opening ar,lr.e.
" y Day at Pompcii," carries the reader back
eighteen centuries into the heart of that CITY
o! the Dead. All the information in rcr.rd
TO the u>aGe>, architecture, and emplovmcni<
of that ancient time, which the researches Of
science or curiosity have discovered, are her.
presented in an attractive form. The sketch
OF Nicaragua is concluded The article emit
tied " Hints to Country iIoise Builders is
tlmelv and Iudcious. Most OF the designs are
beautiful, and well adapted to our tastes and
climate. The story of NV Wife and NV
Theory about Wives" is curious, in,cnin>.
and withal very soothing to the uneasy minds
Of matrimoEiallv v.nclincd men and women
The Monthly Record. the Easy Chair. thr
Editors Table and Drawer and the closing
experiences Of Mr.. Sims fishing excursion
are all abundantly interesting The new vol!
commences with the December number.
iioI>EIIoIp WoEIS
The November number contains complete
the beautiful novel we would rather call IL
the truthful experience of a real life entl-
tlc'. " The Wite's Story" 1t is written in a
graceful ldomatIc style. and conveys an i'm
Portant lesson. The article upon sydney
Smith by Dickens, - breathing an apprccia-
tive love for the man. and an indignant Scorn
for those who left him to dig ard grow old
ah s'rs. such men never grow old - in the
miserable parish of Fo>:on- e-clav.-we have
already published. The remaining papers.
twenty and over in all, are all characterized
10y the hnmor and vivacity which makes this
publication SO eagerly read bv all classes of
readers on both sides of the water. Repul,-
lIShed by Dix 4 Edwards at $500 per wear.
Zach number is complete in itself, and sub.
scrptions can commence at any time.
The same publishers announce that with
the beginning OF the new year. {" The School
fellow will pass into their hands. They
to al IL
command as proprietors of Putnam's Monthly.
to make 1t a welcome visitor and a valued
TREND among the children of every family
Published at 81 90 year in advance. Spec
Imcn numbers sent gratis to all who apply.
t"EEE>TLE'S Boys AND GIEI.s' N.c,z,xr
This excellent childrcns' MAGAZINE will bo
enlarged at the beginning of the new volume
III January, and otherwise improved. is its.
we know of none of its class more WORTH,
OF being read by children. or which wou,J
more delight and improve them. Published
by F. 4 &. c. Rand Cornhill. Boston At
Sl.oo year.
iHF kNICkEEE"CkER
lhe body of the magazine is filed as usual
with variety of very pleasant articles: "a.
mong which are Letters TO Ella" a sketch
OF Coram. Long Island, by F. W. Shelton. a
pro>e-romance. by Miss Cbeeseboro. and
poem called g. The Legend of Marcarethe.
10y Miss Raymond daughter of rhe wel-known
Irish Comedian. But who can sufficiently
ENJOY the Editors Table There is no limit
TO the delicacy and richness of the yiands
spread before YOU. Choice morseIs of COS
ZIP and overfowing bumpers of bumor are
: a'te!ed around in the greatest p-,fusion.