Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-12-20

We ;nJe the attention of all the lovers OF choice
reading the Eclectic, its rich and varied contents
its beauhl embellishments.
i'o NJ EcLEcrIo as monthly Magazine, of 144
pagss ohore double columns, has no superior IN lit
erary nat or artistic establishment.
. I}letterpress is made up of the choicest art-
cles sested from British Quarterlies and British
Months, it aims to give the cream OF all.
mattenny three entire British Quarterlies. The
price dhem is 81. The price of the Eclectic Tor the
same jonly S5 while the prints in the Eclecuc are
wortblone IS more.
l. he variety, richness, and affuence OF the Eciec
tic arses in all the departments of literature and
nonur science, both instructive and entertaining,
stamht as the best Magazine published. So the
PresAnd eminent men say, in all parts of the land.
Every number of the Eclectic is splendidly em.
bejlAed with one or more portraits or prints. IL
inetee Plates, and 100 Portraits and races IN 1909
with more alone than the price OF the work.
6IThe Eclectic has acquired an established char
aotlas standard work among literary men. 1t
linda place in many libraries
From Hon. Edsoard E0erett.
.BosToN, Sept. 80, 1859.
.lconcur in the highly favorable opluiono of the
Ecetic Magazine which have been expressed by ma
nydninent persons and in several leading Journals
I've read il for three years, and find its contents
icously selected so to present great variety OF
iructive and interesting matter, and afford falr
sjcimen of the current literature OF the day.
\ "EDwARD EYERETT."
From Noble Butler, Louisville, Ky.
tsThe Eclectic Magazine is one of the best guests
lat can be invited into the family. It's influence
lust be good on every member. 1t is really more
seful than would be the seven British quarterlles,
md the nine monthes the cream of which it gives.
is the same thing as if we took the whole OF these
periodicals, and employed a gentleman Of very good
aste to read them all over and select the best Tor our
,wn perusal -. an, d.
"I have been constant reader of the Eclectic for
many years. Whether instruction or entertainment
~ the object the selections of its articles IN my num-
ole Judgment, are unequaled The engravlngs alone
are worth the price of subscription" .,
From Hon. .ule LonQstreet President OF S0utn CGr-
~ olsna college.
81 have long been reader ofthe Eclectic Magazine,
it as unsurpassed by any work OF the KIND
in or country for valuable reading"
The Communications of the PRESS are many and gen.
ertus . .,
Ian lovers of choice reading and beautiful art por
tIs and engravings are invited to send their orders
Fl the coming year. Each new subscriber TO the
Dirk. or any person who sends O new name with the
iy in advance, will be entitled to choice OF either
1.-TWO beautiful premium prints, worth $3.50 EACH
10 intelligent family, no young lady or gentleman,
mould be without the gems of art and the treasures OF
literature to be found in the Eclectic ,
TERM S The Eclectic is issued on the nrs'
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covers. with portraits by Sartaip. The twelve mum
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