Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-14
Eclectic Monthly Magazine.

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TINE Janusrv number is ubisned this week. This
alone is en- beished with IA beautifully engav'
ed portraits rtan; PARRsTr BROWNING, Sir
WALTER soorr, Lord JEFFaEY, WORDSWORTH ookHA RI,
contents rich varied from the foreign oiar les
- @ Of 10 interest," ad
| 1t contains the cream of the FOREIGN Q arteries
II contains artces from TIE abest pens England.
| it conta rs sixteen beau iful portrait in 1851.
The portraits orth halt the price OF the work.
three large volumes, double columns, 1900
believed to be the best magazine Ofpermanent vane
publ he'd.
of Bacs oods and pea equals thrs entire Eng
sh Qua~teres, (by measurement besides the rieh EN-
We uofe few Of the manv notes of commendation
have received from gentlemen well known in the literary
Concentrations of the Fclectric.
From the Reo. Dr. Bacon of the Central Church, Nelo-
HdUen.
The selections the ECLECTIC made with much
JUDGMENT md good as from whoe Ia &c OF bri ish
my knowledge aaOrs rich suPP,C q %eslsPsOus
NEw HAVEN Ju V l, 1857.
From the Hon. THeodorei' Frta0huysen, President Of
Rutgers College.
could not aFori to take all the Foreign Quareries
tine TO ira all to find what in ther
hu, in The FcLEcTo hn in we'll elected articles nearly
New BRUNSWICK Dec. Z, 1887.
From Req. DR.. Hunp1rey of amherst College.
long been reader and admrer of the oLEorIo
MAGAZINE and am not acquainted With any periodical
rich the ability and variety If its monthly articles 1t
seems to me to sarpa, all II. for ntere ting
and instructive family reading as it ought to co. consider
ing the vide range OF Shch The ldor sTaS himself in
PITTsFIKLD, Oct. 8, 1851. H. HUMPHREY.
From Prof Shepard, Of Bangor.
regard the IcLscTIc MtoAzIsE as very valuable
Ssing the alb est and fest in fref pace and mo-
de1ate price rejecting the shallow and GpPSstaSls
E-oD, Rem Or H17rEs
An principal contents OF the lead
Foreign aznes is COME s.d indispensable TO
Of knowledge in our day. they are, however,
and costly at few can OBJ ain or even read he WI ole
ing uhedt publications. thus making hat is
valuable in their pages accessible to the American
CAVALRY CHURCH. New YOrF, Nov 7,1s5I.
Froan-ue Independent.
The FoLEcTIo is standard eriodical rich table
of conterts. What is left of the Fo egn Reviews
gazne, aft,r it's regular monthly skimming, Is only milk,
From..tae, NeaOi York Tribune.
The contents Of this standard periodical continues
hibit the uni orm eence which has given the work
1t has element Of the cath-pennv in its
position but al" avs m ms Its ss by %dsp%: Sc
ofhe enabling its readers tn enjoy, slight
expense, the cream of a var ETY. of popular works
1853.
The January number for SIS VIII be embeished with
fourteen fine port ats emf ent per ons, and twentv
ing all the other maeaznes tt ere is no mistake here 1t
should be the paror table of ntePe family,
and in their lbr enig the lind cultivate the liz
ersry TASTE and inv gCrate the intellect Of young and old
Try it-you will ike It.
TERMS.
The EIrcTo isissued the first of month. Each
number has IA large oct w pages on fine PAPER neatly
stitched In Twelve rumbsIs three volumes
wi titles indexes. Twelve en- belishments,
and nearly 1900 pages in year. Price, IS.
The ECLECTIC will be nptly sent by mail 20 any adj
dress, ordered. The 20 tage IS onl
Der, prepaid at the Office OF delivery
specimen Number vi the fourteen Portraits, worth
81 will paid, for 80 RENTED in postage
stamps, or two copies fer 81. Add ess
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