Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-20
EmersOn,s WagBZiue and PutnaI
MONTHLY. Com hi m ed. q
Eclectic Monthly Magazine.

THE January number is published this week, Th.
her alone is embeished With IA beautifully ene-av
ed portraits nv Sartain FLtBETH JARRETT BROWSING Sir
WALTER scoTT, Lord JEFFREY, WORDSWORTH, LoCKHART,
Prof s0s stS s al it. sa
end Magsznes: u portraits, Is b'oerarhca Sketches,
1T contains the cream of the Fo ~egn ,arterlies.
1t con aims the cream Of the Foreign Non'h,ies.
Il contains sxteen beautiful por trait in 1851
The portraits are orth half the price Of the work.
1t contains three large volumes double columns, 1900
T. is believe to be the best magazine permanent
7acelre months of the TcLFcr1c nearly equals sixteen
months OF BLACK woods and reary equals three entire Eng
fish Qua eri9s(by messuremen0 besides the rich en-
Enlistment.
We quote few OF the Of compensation we
world.
Concentrations of the Electric.
From the Req. Dr. Bacon of tie Central Church. Be,o-
Hd0ee.
The selections for the FctEcrc are made with much
juden ent and good from whole &c of Ri ish
periodical iersture No publication the Kind within
reading for a in eiiae mt family. LEONARD BACON.
NEW HAVEN, July l, 1857.
From the Hon. Theodore F-elinghuysen President OF
Rutgers College.
could not aGori to all the Foreign Quarteriies
Magazines il wished; and If I ha them have not
but in the toIFcTro and in weeIected articles nearly
all that are truly desirable T. FRELI GHUYsEN.
NKwBRuSswICK Dec. 7, 1887.
From Rev. DR.. Humphrey, of amherst College
have long been reader and admirer vorIo
MAoAnNE and not acquainied with any periodical
surpass cotempor intere ting
and Instructive family reading cught to TO- consider
PrrrsFrEID Oct. 8, 1857. H. HUMPHREY.
From Prof,SAepdrd, of Bangor.
regard the FcLEcTIc MlGAzISE as a very valuable
work-of standard character and permanent worth
giving the alb es' and hest in trief space and a
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From Rer. Or. Ra,rks
An scquaintsnce with the principal
ing Foreign Magazines every
who wouo keep with he progress
n 40 eosy our day m sr are 80
Of hem The loIicTIo performs well TIE task of winnow
most valuable in their accessible to the
CAVALRY CHURCH New York, Nov. 7, 1851.
Frorn'tae'Eldependent.
The FoLEcuc standard erodcaI. It hes rich table
OF contert What left OF the Fo eign Reviews and Ma
gazines, after its regular hIy skmming only milk
and not cream.
From The New York Tribune
THE contents Of this standard continues to ex-
such high reputation with al refined hterai
tases Il has no element Of The catchPenny In its
lection Of the most valuable in II periodical Hera
expense, the cream of variety of popular works.
1855.
The January number for s5s will he embelshed with
portrait. tifu engraving in this year snrpass.
ing all the other mapsznes tt mistake It
should be the paror table Of every ineeert family
and in their library, 10 eug ten the cultivate the
terary taste and the intellect OF young and DID,
Try it-you win like It,
TERMS.
The EoLsorIo isissued the every MONTH Each
number has l44 large pages, fine paper neatly
stitched in green Twelve three volumes
wi titles sp- indexes: Twelve bell shments
aud nearly 1900 pages In a year Price, IS.
The ECLECTIC Wili be p onpty by mail TO any adj
dress, ordered The postage onls CkSrs mum.
! Der, prepaid at the office OF delivery
sPs cime Number, the fourteen Portraits, worth
$1 will sent pre- paid so cents RENTED In postage
stamps, or two copies fer 81. Address
. W. II. BIDWELT.
dec25-u No. Beekman street, New York.