Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16
Eclectic Monthly Magazine.

Eclectic Monthly Magazine.
THE number +. rubshed this week This num-
Il alone is err beIlished with IA beautifully
ed PORTRAITS sartan; FLziBErH BROWSING Sir
W.,rER soo1T Lord JEFrsEr wordsworth L0GkHAfr,
fonents are varisd from the foreign Qlareries
thrtv,eeht articles in all full of ineres' aud Instruction.
1t contains the cream Of the FOREIGN Q arteries.
l. contains the cream OF The Foreign Nonhlies.
IT cor articles from TIE ablest pens Of England.
y contains sixteen beautiful portrait in 1851.
1t contains three large Volumes double columns $500
believed be the best magazine ofpermanent valne
7acelus months of the FcLrcTIc nearly equals sixteen
months OF Black Gods and equals entire Eng
fish Quarteris, (by measuremeDO besides the rich en-
We quote a few OF the nany notes OF commendation
have received from gentlemen well known in the literary
Concentrations of the Eclectric.
From tie Ter. Dr. Bacon of tie Central Church, Ne1O-
HdUen.
The selections for the ECLECTIC MADE with much
periodical ersIure No publication OF the ind thin
my knowledge affords so rich supply 81 miscellaneous
reading for an in eiiQ emit family. LEONARD BACON.
NEW HAVEN, July l, 1857.
From the Hon. Theodore'' FflinghUysen, President Of
Rut9erS College.
could not a'ori take all the Foreign ouarterlies
tire to travel over all Their to find what IS in then
but in the FCLEcrIo And in WE'LL articles nearly
New -BRUSswpK Dec. 7, 1857.
From Req. Dr. Humphrey, Of amherst College.
have long been a reader and admirer of the
rich the ability and variety Of its monthly articles 1t
seems to surpass all its cotempora es for intere ting
ing the wide OF which the Editor avails himself
PlrrsrIrGD, Oct 8, 1857. ' II. HUMPHREY.
From Prof Shepard Of Bangor
regard the FCLEcTIo MlGAzISE a very valuable
work-of standard character and permanent worth
depate price rejecting the shallow and improbable
From Req. Or. Haacks
An with the principal contents othe lead
Foreign Mag copfessedy every
one who keep pace progress thought and
an costly Il at few obtain read the whole
tfem. The performs task Of winnow-
ing the ,heat public atoms making hat is
NOS, valuable in their pages accessible to the American
CAVALRY CHURCH, New YORK, Nov. Z, 1851.
.Fron'tte Independents
The FcLrcTIc standard Periodical. 1t has rich table
OF content What left OF the Fo egn Reviews
gazne, after ta regular monthly skmming, only milk
and not cream.
From the EetO' York Tribune.
The this periodical continues to ex-
hibt the uni orm erepce which has given the work
such high reputation with all readers OF refined literary
1t has ele Of the catch.penny COM
position but always full fs its by judicious
lection Of the most valuable papers in the periodical era
ture Of the seaon, enabling its readers enoy slight
expense, the cream of a variety of popular works.
1853.
The January number for 1858 will be embelshed with
fourteen fine port ats q eminent and twentv
i've portraits beautiful engraving in this year. surpass
ing all the other magazines tt mistake here 1t
should be the psrlor table Of every intelligent family,
and In their library 10 epg ten the ind cultivate the Ii
terary TASTE and invgorate the intellect Of young
TrS it-you will like 1t.
TERMS.
The EcLscrIc isissued the first every month. Each
number has la large pa GEES paper neatly
stitched in Twelve numbers volumes
with titles an indexes: Twelve en- Establishments,
and nearly $500 pages in a year. Price, SIS.
The EoLEorIo viii be pro npty by any adj
dress as ordered The THREE CENTS mum.
Der, prepaid at the office Of delivery
sPt oimen Humber, Vi the fourteen Portraits worth
IL will be sent paid for so cents In postage
stamps, or two copies fer 81. Address
VIII BIDwELJ.
dec2S-u No. Beekman street, New York.