Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-27
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ber of this standard American Monthly is
on our table. The contents embrace pro-
ductions from the pens of some OF the great
est writers of fiction of the time, among
whom are Charles Dickens and Wilkie Col
Inns. Mr.. J. Ross Browne continues his de-
scriptions of the mineral regions of the Pa
cifc. An interesting sketch of the life of
General Rosseau is given, together with an
excellent portrait of that distinguished Off
Ger. The Monthly Record of Current
Events, narrates succinctly all the import.
ant matters that have transpired in the Uni
ted States during the past month. This num-
Der closes the thirty first volume, and the
proprietors state that they have made ample
arrangements to render the next even more
interesting than the last, and that new con
tributors are engaged in every department
of the Magazine.
We have no hesitancy in saying that Har-
per's Magazine has no equal in this country,
as a high-toned, moral monthly, and we
commend it as in every way worthy of the
patronage of our citizens,
Cooley for November = Godey's Lady's
Book for November has been received
Among the embellishments is one entitled
"The Country School, superb line en-
craving The Fashion Plates are full and
handsome. The reading matter is very en-
tertaining. Among the contributors to this
number are Marion Harland, Miss V. F.
Townsend, Mrs. Meta " Victor, and Miss S.
Annie Frost, who rank among the best wri.
tiers of the day. We would suggest to all who
desire to subscribe for good Magazine that
now is the time to send ON their names The
Literature of the Lady's Book is by the first
writers in America, and has always been re
markable for its high moral character
Their fashion-plates can always be relied on
and are gotten up in a style of elegance
which is unsurpassed by any other monthly
published in the United States.
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National Magazine for November has bee
received. The establishment Protection,
is very pretty, and will call forth the adm
rntion of every beholder The double-siz
Colored Fashion plates are really supert
and excel anything of the kind we have see
for some time. 1t contains beautiful an
expensive patterns for Berlin Work, &c
printed in colors. There are also numbe
of patterns in Crochet, Embroidery, Knit
ting, and all kinds of Fancy Work for ladiei
The reading matter is of the most interestin
character. Peterson's is one of the best ms
gazines in the country, and richly deserve
an extensive patronage