White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

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eumulstsd upon our hands, within the
past two weeks, and We now proceed to
pay our respects to them.
The Printer, for September. It is hard
" necessary to state. is filed with matter
Of the utmost interest to the craft. One
valuable department is. the name Of eve
~ Typographical Society in the Union.
with complete list Of the members Ol
each. It contains all new inventions in
the art. and everything Of interest or use
to printers; together with specimens Of
type, advertisements Of printing mater
ais, etc. Published BY John Henry,
New York. at 81 year.
The Atlantic Monthly. for October.
contains eleven articles of rare merit, be-
sides the usual reviews and notices.
1.-THE Minister'S Wooing" is still con.
tinusd. This story is so popular. that IT
is shortly to be issued in book form.
The failure Of the publishing firm oil
Phillips. Sampson & Co., will in no way
interfere with the regular publication Of
the Atlantic Monthly. Boston-S3 a
year.
The Great Republic Monthly. for Oc-
tober. contains q vast quantity Of reading.
of absorbing interest. The publishers
have the knack or luck Of getting hold Of
good things with which to rsgals their
readers. and deserve . liberal support.
We have received a prospectus Of the
Great Republic. for 1860. which We will
shortly insert in our columns. Publish
ell by OskSmith & Co.. New York, at
SO year.
The Ladies' American Magazine. for
November. contains . fine Engraving.
entitled "The Mariner Saved" FASH
ion Plate. aud 9 number of Patterns.
The reading matter. as usual. is Of the
best kind, and the quantity is largs. for q
90 Magazine. We wish it increased
success. Published by Henry White.
No. Z, Beekman Street, New York.
Arthur's Home Magazine. for Novem
Der, is illustrated with 1.-THE Enraged
Antiquary," Fashion Plate, etc, and
contains a number of choice articles,
among which. is continuation of Vir-
ginia F. Townsend's fine story. Wait
and See." Arthur promises excellent
things for 1860. and it never decsives.
Philadslphis-s2 a year. The August
number never reached Us. Please send it.
Peterson's Magazine. for November.
contains two life-like Engravings, snti-
tied Watching the Baby" and John
Anderson, My Jo." 1t also has FASH
ion Plate. Patterns, etc. OF its charm
ing reading matter, it is unnecessary for
US to speak. We will shortly publish a
prospectus Of Peterson, for 1860, or =
synopsis of it. In the meantime, we will
again hint that the August number never
came to hand; and we mean to keep hin.
ting. until it is forthcoming.
We have received the first number of
the Nebraska Farmer. an agricultural
monthly of 16 pages. published at Brown
vile. Nebraska, by R. w. Furnas, of the
Advertiser. 1t is gotten up in the neat
style characteristic of all work executed
by Furnss, and is q work that merits en-.
enlargement from the farmers Of Nebras-
ks, and of Kansas also. Price, 81 a
year.
Harper's Magazine. for October, con-
tsins an interesting illustrated sketch of
the life of Daniel Boone, and q number
Of other choice articles. Harper is read
BY more people than any other publics-
ton in the world and it contains more
reading than any other Magazine. Pub
lished in New York-price, SO year.
The Knickerbocker. for October, con-
tains fine illustrated sketches of Newport
and the Hudson River. and large guam
tity Of sterling reading. Scores of Mag
szines have been born and have died since
the Knickerbocker commenced its career,
and it still goes on its way rejoicing.
eclipsed by none. New YOrk-e3 a
year.
We have received the Iowa School
Journal, for October. 1t contains an in
tsrssting variety Of valuable matter. and
deserves liberal support. Published at
Des Moines. Iowa. at 81 year.