Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-27
Eclectic Monthly Magazine.


UNHE Janrarv rumber il ubsred this week. Thi' num-
alone IS bellished Nth II hNertif Nv 'nerav'
rorfraifs nv rtain; fIzABETH niRRFTr BRowNING "
WALTER SCOTT, Lord JEFFREY, WORDSWORTH, locKHAET
Prof nsoN etc II urr AL ii, antecedents. Us
onens rioh snd varied fro" the foreign Qnsrer les
cni Nag: "a portraits. IS bofrarhca sle'cnes'
thirty-epht in all FIJI OF nteves and instr con
contains tte cream Of the Fo,egn Q artsrnes'
j. t.ns articles from q, abb, pens Of England.
It coI Ia IN sxteen beau iful DO trait in 1857.
TIE portraits are orth half the price o. the work. ~
1t three large volumes, double columns lSoo
l. believed to be the best azine Ofpermanent vane
publ he'd. -. .,-,oo-
nn16s o, BIZ Gods and earl ca al thru entire
fish Qua err s,(by measuremeDt0 besides the rich EN-
Ne uo'e fev OF the any notes OF cOmmenaation We
have receiv ed from gentlemen wei known IN the literary
Concentrations of the Fclectric.
From tho Rec Dr. Bacon, orme Central Church, Ne'0-
HdUen.
THE selections for the ECLECTIC are maze with mnch
nHgO s0oG as No pDPes"n OF re ind 10
my knowledge, sfors rich suPp,o ~ mi C
NEW HAVEN july !, 1851.
From tie lion. Theodore Frt5in0huysen, President Of
Rutgers College.
could rot arori take all the Foreign Quarterlies
but in he fnd in well elected articles nearly
NEw-BhUNswICK Dec. 7, 1857.
From Req DR.. Humphrey, Of Anllerst College
have long reader and admirer Of the CLEoTIo
MAGAZINE, and acquainted with any periodical so
rich n tie ability and varie Of its monthly articles 1t
surpass all its cotempOrare for intere ting
ing tie ide range OF which the dor sva himself in
PiTrsElE sII, Oct 8, iS57. ' ~ il HUMPHREY.
From Prof Shepard, Of Ban0or.
I regard the cLgcTIo MIoAzINE very valuable
work-of a STANDARD character and permanent worth
derate price rejecting the shallow and unp' oftable
BAsG1R, Aug II, 1857. GEO. SHEPARD.
From Rev. Or. Hd1cks.
An acouantance With the principal contents ofhe lead
Fotig aEines COME d ndi penssble TO every
who wouo keep with be progress ofthOught and
and 20 costly stfew can read the wi ole
Of tsm ne cLGTc peTfG. well 9 task GI ~,nnST
most valuable in their pages accessible to the A%eTsan
CAVALRY CHURCH, New York, Nov. I, 1851.
From the Independent.
The FoLEcIIo is standard eriodca It has arch table
of contert What left of Il 70 eign Reviews and Ma
Razines, after regular hy skimmng, Is only milk
and not cream.
From tie Ee,O York Tribune.
The contents this standard dcal continues to
hb the mi ex el snce which has given the Worl
high reputation with all readers OF refined htera
tas es It has element q he emmy IN ITS
lection ofthe uot valuable papers in The periodical ers
expense the cream Of a var ETY. OF popular works
1866
The january number for SIS will he embellist ell viii
portraits eau tifu engraving in this
ing the other sznes- T is no mistake ere.
should he table intelhF fsuil,
their library, erig ten the ind cultivate the
erary and nvgorae the intellect CT young and old
| Try it-you will like II.
! TERMS.
The ECfCrIc sissued the first OF every month. Fac
number has l44 large oct pages, on fine PAPER nea
stitched in " covers Twelve be- three volume
I wi titles Indexes. TWeye rore en- belshment
and nearly $500 RACES in year Price So .u
dress ordered The potage is oulN THREE CENTS nun
Der, prepaid at the office Of delivery
Sps cn e. Number, 4 the fourteen Portraits, sort
a. viii ,ent paid, for 80 cents, RENTED 10 posaG
stamps, or copies f. r 81. Adde'S
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