Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
Great Artistic Attraction
TWO SPLENDID PLATES.
Imperial Court of France.
ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND.
The Eclectic Magazine.

FOR JANUARY, 1850,
Will be Embeliished with TWO Splendid
Plates.
l. The Empress Eugenie and the Eight La
dies Of her Court 8 Beautiful Portraits of 8
Beautiful Ladies.
2. Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and the
Children of the Royal Family. The artistic
embellishments and the literary attractions of
the number are intended to be matchless-
Other brilliant gems of art will follow. 1t is
intended to please the artistic eye and crafty
the taste of all lovers of choice readIng-
Ready for Delivery, Dec. 18th.
For February, 1860, Two Splendid Plates are
in preparation.
We IavIIe the attention of all the lovers of
choice reading to IheEclectic, its rich and va
red contents, and It's beautiful embe lllshm nts
|. THE EcLEcrIC as Monthly Magazine, of
lt4 pages or more, double columns, has no su
perIOr IN literary merit or artistic embelish-
ment.
:. Its lctterpress is made up of the choicest
articles selected from : British QuarterlIes
and BrtIsh MonthlIss. 1t aims to give the
cream of all.
3. TnE EcLrCTIC, in one year, equals in
printed matter any three British Quartcrlies-
The price Of them Is 81. The price of the
Eclectic Tor the same only 50, while the
prints OF the Eclectic are worth alone IS more.
t. Tue variety, richness, aud atfluence of
the Eclectic articles IN all the departments of
literature and popular science, both instructive
and entertaining, stamp 1t as the best Magazine
published So the Press aud eminent men say,
III all parts OF the land
.. Every number of the Eclectic is spenddy
embellished with one or more portraits or
prints. Is fine Steel Plates, and 100 Portraits
aud Faces in lo59-worth more alone than the
price OF the work.
6. The Eclectic has acquired an established
character as standard work among literary
men. 1t finds place IN many libraries.
From Hon. Edward Everett.
Boston, Sept 30, 1859.
81 concur in the highly favorable opinions of
the Eclectic Magazine which have been ex-
pressed by many eminent persons and in sever
al leading journals. | have read it for three
years, and find it contents judiciouely selected,
so as 10 present great variety of instructive
and interesting matter, and afford q fair speci-
men Of the current literature of the day.
Edward Everett"
From the Hon. Judge Longstreet, President of
s. G. College.
al have long been a reader of the Eclectic
Magazine, and regard it as unsurpassed by any
SOrk of the kind in our country for valuable
reading
The cOmmcndations of the Press are many
E0d generous.
All lovers OF choice reading and beautiful
sFt-pOrIralts aud engravings are invited to send
their orders for the coming year. Each new
subscriber to the work, or any person who sends
new name with the pay in advance. will be
enliIed to a choice of either of two beautiful
premium prints, worth So 81 each.
TERMS:
The Eclectic is issued on the first of every
month. Each number contains l44 large oc-
tsVO pages, on hne paper, neatly stitched In
green covers, with portraits by Sartain. The
iselve Numbers comprise three volumes, of 600
pages each, with titles, indexes, and embellish-
menis. Price IS. The postage is only three
cents a number. prepaid at the Office of dellV-
cry. The January aumber for so cents, any
OIher for ~ cents, sent in postage stampe.
w. H. BIDWELL, No. Beekman St, N. Y.