Smyrna times., 1860-02-02
Miscellaneous Advertisements
Great Artistic Attraction !
TWO SPLENDID PLATES.
Imperial Court of France
ROYAL FAMILY OF ENGLAND,
The Eclectic Magazine.
FOR JANUARY. l~Go.

FOR JANUARY, lS6O,
Wll be Embelllshed with TWO Splendid
Plates.
l. The Empress Eugenie and the Eight La.
dies OF her Court 3 Beautiful Portraits OF q.
Beautiful Ladies.
2. Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, ard the.
Children CT the Royal Family. The ARTISTIC
embellishments and the literary attractions o.
the number are intended 10 be matches, -
Other brilliant gems Of art will follow. II iz.
intended to please the artistic eye and gratifv
the taste of all lovers of choIee reading =
Ready for Delivery, Dec. 18th.
For February, 1850, Two Splendid Plates are
la preparation
We invite the attention Of all the fovers e.,
choice reading to The eEcieciic, It's rich aud Va
med contents, and It's beautiful emJe ilshmept,
l. IRE ECLECTIC as Monthly Magazine. ~
l44 pages or more, double columns, has. no su.
perlor III literary meIt or artIsllc emLe.li,h..
ment.
:. Its letterpress is made up of the choices..
articles, selected from I British Quar- er!,l,.
and Brush MOnthles. 1t aims 10 give In.
cream Of all
5. The EcLECTIC, in one year, equals iu,
! printed matter any three British Qparlrrlles
The price OF them Is 81. The pslce OF IN.
ECLECTIC for the same is only 50, while lbs
prints OF the Eclectic are worth alone So more.
! 4. The variety, richness, aud otiuence Of
The Eclectic articles in ali the depaftnents Of
literature and popular science, both lnslruc Iye
and entertaining, stamp II us Ihs best Ma eazlno
published So The Press and eminent nIen ..,.
IN all pars Of The land.
! b. Every number OF the Eclectic is spiendldy
embelIIsned with one or mute DO. tran. q,
! prlnts. Is hne Steal Plates, ard 100 Por,r n.
and Faces IN Io53-wo Ih more alone than .bs
price Of the work.
| =. The Eclectic has acquired an established
Character as standard work amony iters v
ii'cn' IL Binds place IN many libraries.
| From lion. Edward Everett.
Boston, Sept. 80, 1859
~ concur in the highly favorable opinion, Of
tie Eclectic Magazine which have been q.
pressed by many eminent persons and IN sever
a. leading journals. | have read II for three
years. and hnd 1t contents JudIciously selected
/ so as l" present great variety of instructive
ana interesting matter, ard a1t0rd isir specI.
men OF iho current literature Of the day.
Edward Everett"
From the Hon. Judge I.ongstreeI, President Of
5. Z. College
81 have long been reader of the Eclectic
Magazine, and regard it az unsurpassed byasy
"oEk OF the kind IN our country for valuable
reading"
The concentrations Of the Press arc many
and generous.
All lovers Of choice reading and beautiful
aTt-PoTtraItS and engravlrgs are invited 10 sppS
| theH orders tor the coming year Each new
SubscTIoss 10 The work, or aay person " no srnds
ne" naGie with the pay III advance, " III ba.
entitled 10 choice Of enhcr Of two beautiful
premium FTIO!s, worth 81 81 each.
TERMS:
The Eclectic IS issued on the first of every
month. Each number contains l44 large &C.
tSvo pages on sne payer, neatly stitched ia
green covers, with portraits by Sarlain. TIE
twelve Members comp prise three volumes. of quo
pages each, with titles, indexes, and smbellsh-
ments Price So. The postage is only three
cents number, prepaid at the office Of dslv-
cry. The January number for 80 cents, any
other for ~ cents, sent IN postage stamps
W. ii. BIDWELL, No. ) Beekmsn st MY.