Smyrna times., 1866-11-28
Magazines.

Qua YOUNG Folks for December-the last
No. of the second volume is the best yet issued
of this popular juvenile magazine. 1t is pro
fusely Illustrated, containing no less than 1--WE
full page epgravngs, the first printed in colorS
Besides the engraYings named, "Onr Young
Folks" contains some twelve wOod-cutS, illus
trating the letter-press, aud handsome cOlored
title-page for the year. The January number
will contain the first chapters of new story by
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, articles by Rayard Taylor,
Lopgfellow and Lowell, steel portrait Of Mayne
Reid, and full page engraving from design
by s. Etynge, jr. Address Tieknor Fields.
Boston.
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR DECEMBER.
The December number Of Cooley Lady Boz (
has reached U.S. The steel fashion plates and
wood-cuts are superior to anything Of the kina
we have yet seen. The fiontispiece, The
Christmas Doll" is magnificent embelllhh
ment. 1t also gives a handsome steel-pate ii
tle-page, consisting of fine tableaux, represent
ing Christmas scenes. The centre tableau in
this plate truthfully pictures the scene in many
nursery chamber on Christmas morning.
The proprietor promises to make the next vol
ume-iJ poSSible-superior to any that has pre-.
ceded it, introducing everything necessary to
render it the fashion magazine of the world,
and complete "Lady's Book. The distin-
puished authoress, Marion Harland, has been
monthly. The proprietor has also retained all
the old and favorite contributors. Address l.,
A. Cooley, n E. cor. 9th and Chestnut sts..
Phila. Price, So per year.
The ATLANTIC. number for December
opens with splepdidly written sketch of Rev,
John Pierpopt, the poet, followed by poem
entitled My Garden, an historical descrip-
ton of the Island of Baines, several rOmanceS
t "A Friend" The Singing School Ro-
nance, etc-and closing with two able polltl-
q cal articles The Fall of Austria," and . Re
construction" All who desire to read the first
class American Literature Of the day eau get
it without reading the " Atlantic. Address
: Ticknor & Fields, Boston Price, 81 per year,
. BEADLE's MONTHLY.-The December mum,
Q Der closed the first year Of this new magazine.
q Though young, the publishers speak most ell
couragipgly Of their success, and enter upon
7 the second year with increased merits in theT
IT publication. The design IS to give what is
j. original and distinctiyely American. A most
% liberal premium list is offered, viz: for twenty
subscribers, at SO, they give q Wheeler 4 Viii
son Sewing Machine; for sixty, a Mason
g namlin organ for 6, flute or violin, &c -
n Address Beadle { Co., lis William ST, New
n. York.
HARPER S MAGAZINE cOntains an interesting
=. illustrated sketch of Sable Island, u place bat
~ little known to the world in general, but tn,
I'd particular adherence of Ravigators Of the coas
H. Of Nova Scotia. 1t is very interesting rs WEI
Of as dangerous locality The neighborhood o
Tarrytown, the home of Washington Irving
and the scepe of one of his most captivating
=; - stories. is also sketched and Illustrated. Tn
~ balance Of the n pages are as full Of enter
Ii tanning reading matter as usUil Address Har
Ia per l. Brothers, New York Price, 81 w.
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