Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-01

NEW PUBLICATIONS..

THE ArLAsrro.-A literary writer of
one Of the Daiiies Of the "Hub" pro.
nounccs the December number Of ths
Atlantic the best Of the season. The
writer has the leisure to read and the
critical taste and ability to judge accu.
rately. 1t is saying very much ~ the
past year Of tho Atlantic has been .
brilliant one. The Publishers have IN.
nounced in their Prospectus for 1866
some new aud attractive features, among
which are Passages from Hawthorns's";
"Stories BY Bayard Taylor; ''Storiss
by Mrs. L. Maria Child )" "GriAith
Gaunt" or Jealousy p The Chimney
Corner" by Mr.. Stowe &c. For particu.
lars to terms, see advertisement.
HARpER's MAaAz1NE-The December
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Co., Boston, is received. The leading pa
per is an interesting and instructive do.
scription Of "How the Magazine is made"
with numerous engravings, of the ma.
chimes, &C., used in making . Magasins
or Newspaper. Also an illustrated pa.
per "on the National Wealth Of Virgin.
ia" The long story by Dickens. "Our
Mutual Friend" is concluded. Tie mum.
ber is good one. For terms, &C., see
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MADAM DExoREsr's MoNruLY.-This
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HouRs AT HOME is new publication,
con parativey, and is designed, as its title
indicates, to be a work for the 6reside.-
1t i, devoted to Religious and Useful
Literature, and is one of the best class
magazines. The November number has
the following papers: English Criticism !;
Major General W. T. Sherman; Geoffrey
the Lollard, 1.-TWO chapters) Isaac Taylor /;
The Rocky Mountain Scenery; Lady
. Arabella johnson; Grandfather's Pet !;
! Macbiavclli; The Home Feeling; The
Watch at the Scpulchre; Brown Studies j;
Esther Searle's New Year; The Matter.
hcrn; Female Education, as it is, and -
; it should be; The Story of Hymn ;
Hopefully Waiting; A chapter in tho
History of the reiguins King of Persia.
The establishment Of this number is .
superb thing, entitled "Happy as King. +"
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Bound volume, MAY to October,) $2.-
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c GoDEys LADy's BooK.-The December
number of the Lldy's Book has four
Christmas Stories, extra Embellishments,
/ and is a very superior number. The
$ "Chrstmas Tree" is line engraving Of
e spirit and beauty, and the title page con.
sisss of five tableaux, a fine thing. All
the nice things for the ladies are to be
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ionable, &c. The time for subscribing
, for the Magazines has come. and the IL.
!. dies must examine all the publications 70
a make selection Of the particular one
t they will have for 1866. There is moth.
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particulars see advertisement.
The LApys FRlEND.- The Decem Der
number Of this Magazine is the best one
. since its comnencen ent, and 10 desided
new thing, every way. The leading en-
craving, OF
Z "Childrsn's children are the crown o. old men
And the glory OF children their fa.hers'
is q beautiful picture. We have often
commeLded this new work. and now 70.
fer the reader to the Prospectus 10 an
S other column.
the SEVENTH ANNUAL CArAIeauR
t the New England Female Medical 20 4.
+. lege is received. By it We learn thai III =
E number Of students for le644.-65, was
!. % OF which IA were from Massachusetts,.
!. One from Maine, Harriet 4, Mills d
n