Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-21
Eclectic Monthly Magazine.

THE January number Is ubnshed week. This
ed rortraits nv rtsin FLz.sErH sir
WALTER sooTT, Lord JE'FsEY, WORDSWORTH IocKHAKT.
rich and foreign ouarferies
end "a rortrsis. IS borrarhical sketches,
u contains the cream Of the Fo eisn Q arterlies
1t mains tie cream Of he Foreign Won hes.
j. cor tans articles from u ahlest pens Of England
Vt "orta'ns 'xteeu beautiful no trait in 1857.
The portrait orth half the price o. the work.
IT cen aims three large volumes double columns, 1900
publ he'd.
Ztce1re months of the TcryoTrc ncsry equal. sixteen
and eaV eq-al' three entire Eug
hsh Qua-eries(by measurement,) besides the rich EN-
We uoe a few OF the nranv notes Of communication we
have received from gentlemen wei known in the literary
word.
Concentrations of the Electric.
From the ReU. Dr. Bacon of the Central Church, Neu0-
RdDen.
The selections for the FotEoTrc are MADE with mn"h
judgm emit md good ase from the who'e Of Fri sh
my knowledge sHor's rich supp'v cf miscellaneous
reading for an in ellie Mt family. LEONARD BACON.
NEw HAVEN, july ], 1857.
From the Hon. Theodore FTr1fnghuysen, President Of
Rutgers College.
could not afcrI to take all the Foreign Quarerlies
and Maga1re s, if wihed; and If ha them have not
lire TO ira 81 all Their to find what in the
II" in he GHETTO 9s in %Tas; nearly
NEw-BRUsswIcK Dec. Z, 1857.
EFrom ReU. DR.. Hun,phrey, Of amherst College.
have long been reader and admirer Of the FcLFcrro
rich the ability and varsiy Of its montby sreIes II
20 to all it, cotemporare for intere ting
ing the vide Of which the himself in
Pirrsr1rID, Oct s. 1857. "'-' - ' H. HUMPHREY.
From Prof Shepard, Of Bangor.
regard the FCLscTro MIGAzISE as a very valuable
work-of standard character and permanent worth
derste price reee ing the shallow and nnprostable;
Bangor, Aug II, 1887. GEO. SHEPARD.
From Rep. Or. HACKS.
An acquaintance with principal contents OF the lead
Ing eign Mag is pensabe 10 every
who woDl keep with he progress OF though and
and costly, Il at few obtain The ole
Of 'tsm The tcTGIIo performs well TIE task Of Sinnow-
most valuable In their pages accessible to the American
CAVALRY CHURCH, New York, Nov. 7, 1851.
From neIsdependent
The FcLroIIo standard eriodica 1t Oh table
gazne', after its regular hly skimmng, only milk
and not cream.
b From the Netc York Tribune
contents Of this standard periodical continues to
hibt the uni orm eIence which has given the work
eaeh high reputation with all literary
position but always fu trs its prou Uses by udcious Sc
lection most valuable papers in the periodical era
ture OF the sea'on, enabling its reader tn enjov slight
expense, the cream of a var ETY. of popular works.
1853.
The January number for s5s will be embei.hed with
portrait, beautiful ravir in this year surpas,.
ing all the other magazines. II mistake
should be the uaror table OF every intelligent family,
and in their Library, 10 eng the ind cultivate the liz
terary taste and iuvgorae the intellect Of young
Try it-you will like it,
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number has IA large pages, paper neatly
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