Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-09-15
PeriodicaIs for Sentember.

HdTpeF Neso Monthly Magazine, New
York; Harper & Brothers, gives us the con-
clnsion of "A Trip to Bodies Bluff 49, -.,v
Dead Sea of the West ap~PUr potn clevefiy
written and illustrated. miss Pink's First
Season. a sketch of fashionable life.
Sketches of ''Social Life in China" ''Mil
fort" "Recollections of an Old Fogy,"
'.Aminidab' and "Our Mutual Friend' con-
tinued, with=the usual variety of short stories,
poetry and anecdotes.
The atlantic Monthly, Boston Tcknor &
Fields,) for September is on our table. 1t is
an interesting number, and opens with "Cou-
pom Bonds, " the first instalment of a story of
New England life at the present day, showing
already some skill in the delineation of char
acter. "Dr. Johns continued, Running
at the Heads, an authentic account of the
capture of JEFF. Davis, from one who partici-
pated in the exploit, "Visit to the Edge
worths, - ga New Art Critic" ''Needle and
Garden" "The Chimney Corner code Re.
cited at the Harvard Commemoration' are
all interesting and worthy perusah
ATthm's Home Magazine, IT. s. Arthur &
Co; Philadelphia The frontispiece "The
New Boy is life ike picture of the first
day at school. ''The Poor Mans Angel, /"
''Seenogood, ''Among the Freedmen "a
Summer by the Seaside SIN Extremity" !"
''The Homestead by the Sea, continued sto-
ries, poetry and lay sermons make up the
number.
Our Young Folks, for September, Boston !:
Ticknor & Fields contains 'Iights on lthe
Bridge, "Apolcgizing, s'Margery Gray, 2
''The Cloud with Silver Lining" Farming
for Boys" 'sThe Swallows" 'sLessons in
Magic, y Winning his Way ga few Plain
Words to my Little Pale-faced Friends, .
''Half Hours with Father Brighthope,' 2
sAunt Esther's Rules" ''Among the Stu
dos" 'Stars at Bedtime ''The Boy of
Chancellorvi!le," 'Round the Evening
Lamp"
The Little Corporal, (Alfred L. SeweIl,
Chicago, H., is spirited children's month
ly. Subscription price one dollar year !:
specimen paper, ten cents Each number
contains sixteer r.eges of quart -e-A~e' oeantl-
fully printed.
AMERICAN REPRINTS OF BRITIsH PERIoDI-
GALS, (Leonard Scott & Co., New York. -
The London Quarterly Reuter-, for July con-
tains a number of able and interesting articles
onvarious subjects, under the following heads:
FsGrouses'' 'tThe Appian Way" Browning s
Poems, 1.-THE Close of the American War, =
eNorth Polar Exploration" "Gleanings
from the Natural History of the Tropics, :
'sThe Church in her Relations to Political
Parties,'' sCarlyle's Frederick the Great, y
SANITARY Reform il the Metropolis" ''The
Elections"
The Edinburgh ReUie,c, for July. contains
''Watson's Life of Bishop Warburtorl," I'D
lot Asylums,'' s'Early Italian Art "Revi
sion of the English Bible, ''The Tunne
through the Alps sStreet's Gothic Archi
lecture in Spain,'' sChina and Japan,
''Swinburne's Atlanta in Calydon," LAD.
Duff Gordon Letters from Egypt "Mun
ro's Lucretius," "Dissolution Of PArlia
ment.m
The Westminster Reuieto, for July, in La
ter Speculations of Auguste Comte," anc
'sHerbert Spence's Principles Of Biology
gives more than its usual quantity of meta
physics. They are both away among tn
clouds TO the majority ofreaders. 'sThe An
ti-Slayery Revolution in America, is bette
by far and full Of fact, truth and human sym
pathy. American Novelists: Theodor
Winthrop, is an eminently appreeiatiye al
ticle. The other articles in this number ar
political Economy 'Hmperial History,
''The Principles of our Indian Policy" an
Contemporary Literature.