Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-03-10
LITERARY.
Monthly

peF's NWOhthby
This Incompatible Magazine (for February
after several months absence, has again been
received. We hail it as we would the return
of an old and valued friend, whose presence,
and whose varied and interesting conversation
! al qualities, afforded us inestimable pleasure.
The present number keeps up the ability and
variety which have formerly distinguished this
great American publication. The first article
is Virginia Illustrated > second, Ahbotts Gel
ebrated Life of Napoleon" illustrated third,
also illustrated, ~"ItaIian Life and Morals" to-
gether with THE Fashions and "Newcomes,"
and other illustrations, with a goodly number
of ably written and deeply interesting stories,
concluding with those invaluable characteris-
ties, 'Month'y Record of Current Events" and
the Editors Drawer" Every family, and in
deed every young man, should subscribe for
this work, and file it away in his or their library.
We shall take early OCCASION to obtain "Har-
per- from the commencement, so highly do We
prize it..
GOLey's Lady's Eicok
We take pleasure in again calling attention
to this Oldest of Macazines-a work peculiarly
adapted for the fair sex. 1t is a gladys" book
in every sense of the word. The embe.lish-
ments of the present number are rare and beau
tiful, together with many instructive designs
everything to prove that the enterprising pubs
Usher will spare no exertions TO maintain the
high character the work has obtained through
out The country. As a matter of justice to
Mr.. GoDEy, we cannot loan the work. but if
there are any who would be glad TO see it be-
fore subscribing, they can have that pleasure
by calling at our office. Price, IS in advance;
Harper" and Lady's Book, 81 so. We would
willingly attend to any orders for our friends.
Arthur's Magazine.
There are few who have not heard OF or read
the able and interesting stories Of ARTHUR
The style Of his tales is peculiar they are
widely read, of a highly moral standard, and
are valued as they deserve by every family who
are acquainted with them. This Magazine is
peculiarly a Family Magazine; besides the in
teresting stories from its editor, it contains a
number of others of merit, besides a great
variety of useful and interesting reading, 1t
is also finely embellished.
BlackwOod,s Magazine.
We have received the February number Of
this old Magazine, and find its contents as in
terestiDg and instructive as usual. Blackwood.
in conjunction with the British Reviews, is
published by LEONARD SCOTT & Co., 70 Full
ton street, New York. Any one Review or
Blackwood, So per year Blackwood and one
Reviewer any two of the Reviews, S. the
four Reviews and ~BIackwood. $40: four copies
of four Reviews and B!ackwood to one address.
$50. Postage on Blackwood TO any part of
United States, is "a cents: on each Review, IA
cents; on all, so cents. Now is the time 10
subscribe.
Pictorial.
This admirable paper, formerly "Gleason's.'
has at length reached US, after a vexatious de-
lay. Whether the delight We experience on
again beholding it has affected our optic nerve,
or whether it is in reality true, but the paper
seems very much improved in every respect
The price for this Pictorial is only So in ad.
and the engravings alone are worth dou-
BILE the money. See advertisement.