Smyrna times., 1860-01-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Great Artistic Attraction! !
TWO SPLENDID PLATES.
Imperial Court Of France,
ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND
The Eclectic Magazine.

.-..,. OaS @flN WAN 5 1SOUt
Will be Embellshed with TWO SnIap1;,s
Plates.
l. The Empress Engenie and the Eth La.
dies OF her Court . Beautiful Portraits ot a
Beautiful Ladies.
2. Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and tho
Children Of the Royal Family. The artistic
embellishments and the literary attraction. Of
the number are Intended 10 be matches,
Other brilliant gems OF art will follow. II !.
intended to. please the artIstic eye and CRAFTY
the taste of all lovers of chpIce teaGIuy
Ready for Delivery, Dec. 18th.
For February, 1861, Two Splendid. Plates are
in preparation.
We invite the attention Of all the lover, ,s
choice reading to 1heEeLeciie, lis rich aud v.
RED contents, and its beautiful s.nbe enlistment,
l. The EcLEcTIc a Monthly Magazine. Of
l44 pages or more, double columns, has no en-
perlor IN literary merit or Artistic emte,li.h.
meat.
2. Its lelterpress is made up of the chs;,s,.
articles, selected from 7 British Qusreri..
and 9 British MonthIles. 1t aims to gye N.
cream Of all.
3. The ECLECTIC, in one year, equals in
printed matter any three British Quarlerlies
The price of them is 81. The price Of n.
Eclectic for the same Is only S5. while ~.
prints OF the Eclectic are worth alone So mar.
a. The variety, richness, and atfluence oe
the Eclectic articles in all the department., or
literature and popular science, both instructive
and entertaining, slampIt as the best Maosz,r.
published. So the Press aud eminent men ~,
IN all paris of the land.
u Every number OF the Eclectic is spendidIv
emOelllshed with one or more portraits Cr
prlAts. Is fine Steel Plates, and lUO Por,ra,,.
and lsGn
price of the work
u. The Eclectic has acquired an established
character as standard work among literary
men, IL hnds place IN many Libraries.
From Hon. Edward Everett.
Boston, Sept. 30, 1859
o. concur in the highly favorable opinion, of
the Eclectic Magazine which have been rT.
pressed by many eminent persons and In sever.
al leading journals. have read il TOR ,brrs
years, and lind it contents judlciously selected.
90 as 10 present great variety Of instructive
and interesting matter, and afford fair ,peei.
meh ~ The current literature of the day
Edward Everett"
FROM The Hon. Judge Longstreet, President Of
5. Z. College
- have long been reader Of the Eclectic
AdgaZlne, aud regard it as unsurpassed by.
Work OF The kind IN our country for valuable
reading.'
The commendations of the Press are many
and generous.
All lovers Of choice reading and beautiful
H-PortraIts and engraVings are invited to send
'her orders for the coming year. Each new
subscriber to the work, OF any person who sends
new name with the pay in advance, will bc
entitled to choice of either of two beautiful
premium prints, worth 81 80 each.
TERMS:
Ihe Eclectic is issued on the first of every
month Each number contains l44 Iargs oc-
'aVo pages Oh fine paper neatly stitched in
green covers, with portraits by Sartain. The
twelve Numbers comprise three volumes, of 6UO
pages each, with titles, indexes, and embeIll.h.
ments. Price So. The postage is only three
cents a number, prepaid at the office Of dst.
cry The January number for 80 cents, suy
O'her Tor 4? cents, sent ~ postage stamps
w. ii. BlDWELL, No. 5 Beekmun st MY.