Smyrna times., 1857-12-10
Literary Notices.


d The LADIES REPOSITORY, for December
D. has great variety of literary reading matter
&c and contains as much useful information as any
: lnree'dollar magazine in the country. 1t is en-
l. oeillshed with two splendid steel engravings-
n glimpse in New Hampshire, and Cromwell's
Last Interview with his Favorite Daughter
Z Our ladies' cannot find better periodical than
thls. Terms 50 per annum. Cincinnati, Ohio;
u. w. Clark, d. d., Editor.
HOUSEHOLD WoRDs--always brimful of ex-
cellent tmatter,-contans the whole of Dickens
last production, "The Lazy Tour of Two Idle
Apprentices" This periodical has lost none of
lts attractions, but is destined for greater sue
cess In the hands of its new publisher, John
Jansen, Esq, l26 Nassau ST., New York,
! Terms 80.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for this month";
Ihe second number,-we should Judge, from the
character of the articles, will challenge the
attention of the Hterati of the Nation, and rise
10 great emlnence. Such articles as Turkey
IracHs' however, cannot be appreciated by or
binary readers. 1t will do very we'll for cer- |
tain class of minds, such, for instance as de-
light In the style of sporting journals. The
best pieces are "Florentlne Mosaics,9 d" The
Battle OF Lepanto," " Robin Hood" i" The In
dian Revolt" &c. Terms So per annum;
Phillips, Sampson & Co., Boston, Mass.
BLAcKwOoD's EDINBURGH MAGAzINE-L.
Scott u Co. have reprinted the November
number Of Blackwood. 1t has the following
table OF contents: Scenes of Clerical Life,
NO. 3; Notes on the lsthmus of Panama
What will he do with it! Military Education.
part IL; Cambria and Cottonpolis; A Few
Words from the Khyleer; The Company's Raj. t
The LADY's HOME MAGAZINE, for Decem- a
ber' comes well-freighted with pleasing va !
rlety of literary delectables, and richly illus S
lrated with the prettiest pictures. In clubs of v
tour this magazine can be obtained at 81 25 @
;opy. ?
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for December. has
Two beautiful steel ngravings-Christma Eve, o
md Christmas Morning,--with a new story by !"
Alice B. Neal, "Under Full Sail,"--and a h
umPtuous abundance of patterns and pictures. p
The 0oth volume closes herewith; some thirty c
thousand pages of literature having been pub cI
Ished during the twenty-seven years and half
It this veteran monthly, which now claims to
lumber halfa million readers. =
EMERSON AND PUrNAM.-We have not vet
eccived the November and December numbers %
THIS magazine. What is the cause! We
ope 1t has not d" kicked the bucket" IN
The BALTIMORE WEEKLY Sun is one of the M
est dollar weekly papers in the country. In co
eed, tor careful summary of the News. we mi
elleve it stands ahead of all others. The ri
dltorlals are brief, but comprehensve.--in.
udIng General News, Personal Matters, Arts ",
nd Sciences, &c. A large space is devoted TO We
srIcultural matters; also, Romance and Cor n,
.spondeRce. :
IHE AMERICAN PROTEcTIoNIsr.-The new
merlcan Paper started in Dover, made its an.
'arance last week. 1t is the old Milford No
eaco" enlarged and considerably improved CT
he Editor, Richard Chambers, ESQ.,, declares Ou
unfilnchlng and unwavering support of the mu
merIcan Party, in a lengthy editorial, set sSp'
lg forth the aims and object of the paper.
-~S~&
APPoINTMENr.-John II. Bateman, ESQ.,, of IsA
over, was appointed Justice of the Peace and
'tary Public, in and for Kent county, by Gov. =
usey, on the 2Sth ult., in place of Trusten ,;G
Davis whose term of office expired at that "B
ne. This is considered an excellent ap- lad
ntment. Mr. B. is a gentleman of good at Tnc
nments, and will make an excellent magis- rem rem
le' bad
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