Smyrna times., 1862-12-11
Magazines.

HARPER's MAGAzrSE.-A number of very
interesting articles and stories, with many
excellent illustrations, are contained in the
December number Of Ha,per's jE.yasu,e.
The Thanksgiving poem, I" Waiting for the
Uhlldred," Is timely and touching, and the
Illustrations are very pretty. POLAND
Underground" presents with its numerous
cuts the wonderful features Of the salt mines.
rooms, halls, grottoes and lakes, and is even
more interesting than the article on " Po-
land Overground in the last number. The
article on "Gas- Making" is full and valu-
able. Ofthe stories, " Romola," and '.The
Small House at Abingdon" both splendid
tales, are continued, and "Orley Farm"
Is concluded. The John Halifax story.
" Mistress and Maid," will be completed in
the next number. With such superb sam
pie number as this, Hupc,'s must add thou
sands Of readers and subscribers to its al
ready overlooking list with this new volume
just begun.
GoDEr's LADY's BooK.-.-Thc January
number OF this popular magazine has already
been received, and surpasses any number
during the past year. Its embellishments
are "New Years Gift "Ncw Year"
o The old Sewing Machine" Winter
hood printed in several colors, the usual
double size Fashion Plates, and sixty or
seventy other engravings, embracing every
article that lady can wear or work with
her neeedie. Marion lIarland has been en-
gagged to furnish an article for every number
during the year, and commences in the Jan
uary numbera story eutitled = IIusks" AN
the old contributors are retained. and Cooley
asserts he can, and will, publish the best
iady'S book III the world. Terms. one conv
one year, $500; two copies one wear,
Sol 90; three copies one wear, S6. 20: four
four copies one year, 800 Address. l..
a. Cooley, Philadelphia
IHE ATLANTIC MoNrIuY.-Thc last nun,-
Der OF this standard American monthly for
1862, has been received Its lcadinp arti- |
cles are, The Procession of the Flowers"
g One of My Clients" The Fossil Man"
. Life i'll the Open Air" a Woman"
: About Warwick" Mr. Axteil." :. Nv
Hunt after The Captain" Waiting" ETC.
The contributions announced for the Jan |
nary number, promise an extra literary
treat. Now is the time to subscribe. at the |
ofthe new volume. Terms:
single copy, one year, $500.
LEsLIE's MoHrnuY.-We haye received
trdlh Leslic'S -nomhy for December. 1t is
lled with its usual interesting matter. and |
handsome wood engravings, in addition to
he fashion plates. In the next number
hey intend having full length steel en-
craving of Mrs. General Mcclellan The
Monthly Is gotten up in handsome st1le and
Nith 1t IS incorporated the Gazette of
ashlon," so attractive to the ladies' for pat-
trS' latest styles, &c. The whole is pub
lShed at $500 per annun. Address Frank
LESLIE 10 City Hall Square, New York.
LADIES RErosrroRY-The Lac7e,' Re-
'oHtoy for December is a superb number.
i IS handsomely illustrated with two steel
=" Summer Afternoon" and
Portrait of William Cullen BRYANT" The
'rose articles are very able and entertaining.
N md written in the best style ofthe language
ne poetry-5even pieces are also excellent
illusions. The Editorial, Notes and Que
les, Sidebord for Children, Gleauinrs.
literary Notices, &c, are got ND in the
highest magazine style We know Of no
'etter magazine to recommend to those who
'refer good literary magazine to one of
aShlons, than the Lurlics' R.2,oNtorv, and
which by the way is the cheapest giving rs
much for $3.50 as is found in the otbcr
AIDES Magazines for $500. d. w. Clark.
}. d., Editor, Cincinnati. Ohio.