The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-11-22
LITERARY NOTICES.

in illustration of the text,
"Children's children are the crown Of old men
And the glory Of children are their fathers"
is one that will go home to many hearts
The engraved iitle-page is truly beautiful
it is gem of art. 1t represents The
Past and The Futurc-while, around,
Thc little birds sing East, and the little birds sing
West"
to use wel-known line from Mrs
Downings beautiful "Rhymc Of thu
Duchess of May" The DOUBLE coloret
Steel Fashion Plate for this number will
be pronounced by the ladies ''supcrb," OF
else we are very greatly mistaken. Then
there are engravngs of the new fashion.
in jackets, cloaks, embroidery, coifiurcs,
bonncts, &c.
The literary matter is excellent as usu-
al :-"Only u child" (illustrated) by Mis-
Frost cover Sea-" by Florence Percy ;
"My Courtship !" "My Beautiful Sister, "
by Louise Chandler Moulton; Wreck
ed" by Miss AL. Muzzcy; Mr.. Browns
Boys by Frances Lee Changes in
the Household of Cecilia Bird, Spinster,' -
by Mrs. Margaret IIosmer; "Giovanna
Tosini," by Miss Aubcr Forester "Told
by the SUM-" by Beatrice Collona; New
Publications, Receipts, The Fashions,
&c, &c making altogether splendid
number.
Price $500 "A year; 2 copies 400; s
copies (and one gratis) Sl6. Now is the
time to get up clubs. Tor 1866. Specimen
numbers for this purpose will be sent for
ID cents. Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated
Sewing Machines are furnished as premi
ums in certain cases. The Prospectus of
this magazine for next year cmbodies a
splendid list of contributors.
Address Deacon & Peterson, 319 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for December
Is very superior number. There ara
four Christmas stories-extra embell,sl l.
ments-extra everything. "The Christ
mas Tree a line engraving Title
Page" consisting of five tableaux; "A
WHITES Scene and "Out in the Cold"
are scasonable and fine There is also a
Double Extension Fashion. plate, contain.
ing five figures and large number of
patterns, &c.
Terms: l copy $500: 3 copies $3.50;
4 copies $1,000 Address A. A. Cooley.
n. +. corner Sixth and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia.
PETERsoNs MAGAziNE.--INe are in
the receipt of this popular Lady's Mag.
mine for December. 1t il splendid
number. The principal engraving, "Pa-
pa, Papa is one of great beauty. For
many years ''PeteIson's Magazine has
had larger circulation than any other
monthly in the United States. In 1866
t will be or realty improved: tie ,eatli,q
natter uiH be increased, and each number
will contain Double-Size Steel Fash
on Plate, elegantly colored. with
rom four to six tigures-making "Petcr.
ION" the cheapest in the world. The
erms will remain two dollars year to
Jingle subscribers To clubs it is cheaper
till, viz: 3 copies for $500, eight copies
$1,000, or fourteen copies $1,000. 10
very person getting up club, Cat these
'ates,) the Publisher will send an extra
'opy gratis. Specimens sent Gf written
orr to those wishing to get up clubs.
Address, post-p aid, Charles J. Peterson,
BOG Chestnut-st., Philadelphia.
NEwsPAPoRIAL NorICE.-T'he Chris
ian Watchman and Reflector, published
" Ford, Olmsted & Co., Boston, is one
f the best religious paper, in the United
states. 1t is high toned, patriotic, reas-
nably conservative and truly national in
Is character. 1t is the acknowledged
ryan of the Baptist denomination through
u. New England, and is at the same
ime of such character that it serves a
God purpose for any religious family
fact it is now taken quite largely by
MEMBERS of other denominations. 1t num-
ers among its correspondents, both for
ign aud domestic, some of the ablest
'riters of the English language. We
an cheeriully recommend it to the pa
ronage of all who would like to take a
God religious and family newspaper.
The Mobile Advertiser believes the
outhern people will be agrecably disap-
ointed in the new labor system. 1t says
hat the great mass of the black men in
Alabama are at work, in some shape or
mother, making a living out of the soil,
nd more or less contributing TO the
'ealth of society. 1t is of the opinion
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