Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15
Periodicals.


will be a favorable lime to renew old
subscriptions and to make new ones tc
the different monthlies. We give below
a list Of excellent magazines. which can
be attained by clubbing with the Chron-
icle /; at rates thirty three per cent less
than the single subscription price.
ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-It is now uni
versally admitted that among literary Pc.
riodicals the Atlantic stands in the front
rank. Even in England, whose literary
men are somewhat chary of ackDowl-
edginy the merit of their transatlantic
| cousins, it is now considered that The At
laniic is edited with as much ability as
any published 10 the English language.
The series of articles entitled the Auto
crat of the Breakfast Table has perhaps
been more universally popular with its
readers. than any which has ever before
appeared in the columns of any period
zeal in the States.
Published by PHILIPS, Sampson L Co,
Boston, Mass. Terms So. per year.
We viii furnish the Atlantic and the
Chronicle, enc year for So 50.
GoDEY's LADr's Booz.-Anoag tn
periodicals especially devoted TO the
ladies, there are hone that excelI the La
dy's Book. In the excellence and num-
Der of lis embellishments. its num5erless
patterns, and fashion plates, the quani-
" Of reading mllter, il stands first. We
cannot say any thing in its favor more
we have said many times already.
Terms So. Ledy's Book and TIE
Chronicle one year 50 30.
PErERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL MAeA-
TSE-This magazine is also exclusively
devoted to the ladies'. 1. is edited with
its editors being Mrs. Anne S.
Stephens, author CT Fashion and Famine,
and Charles ]. Peterson, also q writer o.
note. Each number contains colored
Fashion Plates, a variety of patterns of
he various articles for the a3crnment of
aides. 1t is to be considerably enlarged
and improved, the coming year, and will
contain an entirely new Cook Book.
Terms SO The Magazine and CRron
Gle one year So. rs.
LADIES HONE MAoAzIxE.-This is ed
led by T. S. Arthur and Miss Virginia
?. To Knsend. Miss ToEnsend is the
'ulhor Of many charming tales and has
a merited celebrity. The sto-
les by Mr. Arthur have become q part
# the newspaper literature OF the land.
they are always interesting. and always
ontain a moral. There is no periodical
Fbich can with more safety be placed in
be hands OF q household. The embel- {
ishmenis are not as many as in some Of
he other magazine, but they are fine
teel engravings. and Ike the reading {
ever lean 10 virtues side. =
Terms Sc. The Magazine end the |
Chronicle g. rs. |.
Onro CuLr1vAroR.-rhis being the {
My periodical published in this State {
Ihich is exclusively devoted to the sg {
ioultural Interests, is emphatically the :
lhio Farmers home paper. Very many s
{ the farmers OF this county were per f
acquainted with its editor. Gen.
!. D. Harris. while he was a resident .
ere, and We venture to say that he has /,
OF an enemy among them. S;nce his T
onnec!ion with the Cultivator be has i
tie farmers, personally. IN every Z
orDer Of the State. and is thus enabled J
give sn amount OF practical imforma- :
on on agricultural matters in Ohio. t
rhich canno; but De both interesting sad q
10 bis readers. I
The Culiivator is Published semi /.
lcnihly, at 81 per year, three copies 81 i
for 81, nioe for SO '
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