Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29
Eclectic Monthly Magazine.

EClCCIlO mUHliily mdSdLlHC'
TTNHE number is 'ubisned this week. This
Ter 0lone beIlished With "a beautifully
ed rorras nv Sartan; FLzlBETH JARRETT BROWNING Sir
WALTER Soo1T Lord JEIrsEY WORDSWORTH LockHAET'
rich and varied fro the foreign Qlareries
tIrtv-eight articles fu Of interest
II contains the cream Of the Foyeign ARTERIES.
1t contains the cream Of The Foreign Mon'hes.
II articles from TIE abIest pens Of England.
It contain: sixteen beautiful portrait in 1851.
TIE portraits orth half the price OF the work.
1t aims three large volumes, double columns, $500
I,is believed to be the best Ofpermanent vane
publ he'd.
1are1ce months of the TcLTcr1c nearly equal. sixteen
months ofBackwoods and neag equal: three entire Eng
sh s,(by measuremeDt) besides the rich en-
We a few OF the many OF commentator
have received from gentlemen well known in the literary
Concentrations of the Fclectric.
From the EeU. Dr. BdcOn Of Central Church, Neso-
HdUen.
The selections for the ECLECTIC made with much
perodca nDbs,i~ %n0 o s g. O o. F in
my ,knowedge affords rich supp,y q miscellaneous
NEw HAVEN, July l, 1851.
From the Hon. Theodore FTelinghugsen President Of
Rutgeys College.
could not afori to take all the Foreign Quarterles
tire 10 ra Il over all Their to find What is in the
but in he cLtc1Io find in we'll elected articles. nearly
Nkw-BEUSswIcK Dec. 7, 1857.
From Req. Dr. Humphrey, of amherst College.
L have long been a reader admirer
MAGAZINE, and am not acqusn'e ed with periodical
rich IN the ability and variety # its monthly articles 1t
SEEM to me to sGrPs, all It's for ntere ting
ing tie vide range OF which the dor sva himself in
PIr1srrElD, oct8 1851. h HUMPHREY.
From Prof Shepdrd, Of Bangor.
regard the IoIEe1Io MAeAuSE as a very valuable
s@nc be a ara f9aIfGes and worth
depate price rejecting the shallow and improbable
Per, H.
An acquaintance with the principal contents ofhe lead
ing Foreign Mag azines dy nd every
and costly q at lev obtain he wi
ing The UAedt public thus making hats
most valuable in their pages accessible to the American
CAVALRY CHURCH, New York Nov. 1851.
From the Independent.
The FcITcIo is standard eriodca 1t has rich table
Of conteIt What is left Of the 70 eign Reviews
gaEne, after Its regular monthly skimnng is only milk,
and not cream.
From the Ne,o York Tribune
The contents o this dicaI continues 10 ex
hib't the Uni Orm el ence which has given the
such high reputation wi all readers literary
tas es II has 10 element Of the catchpenny in its
position but av fol fs its prop by iudicious Sc
lection ' 81 the most valuable papers in the periodical e-a
expense, the cream OF a variety of popular works.
1853.
The January number s5s will be embeiIsr ed with
fourte, fine port ats q eminent per ons and twentv-
I've portrait. beautiful engraving in this year, surpass
ing all the other mapsZaes. I mistake here 1t
should be the paror table OF intelligent family
and in their bra 10 enig the ind
tersry taste aud invgorate the intellect Of young
Try it-yo will ike it.
TERMS.
The FoLIcrIc isissued the first OF every month Each
number has IA large oct pages fine neatly
stitched In green covers. Twelve rumbes three volumes
wi titles en- Indexes. Twelve en- bell shments
aud nearly 1900 pages in year. Price, $5
The kcLEcTIC Sil be pro npty by TO any adj
dress dered. The age is onl' CENTS a mum
Der, prepaid at the office Of delivery
sps Gin Number, ~ he fourteen Portraits worth
81, will be sent paid, for so cents RENTED postage
stamps, or two copies fer 81. Add
VII. BIDWELL
dec25-u No. Beekuan sts eet, New YORK.