Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-26
New Publications.

| AHE NORTH BRITISH MAVEN, az"
also BLAcKwooD's monthly for Decem-
Der, have been received from Leonard
Scott & Co., New York. There is but
one article in the Review that will not be
ATTRACTIVE to scholars, and the excepted ar
ticle WV interest the farmers. being on the
cattle psgue. lakewood, of course con-
tin ues tie serial novels. There is also an
article iteresiing to everybody, and spec
ially to 'ankers, on " Invisible Capital"
The iEw YORK WEEKLY MAGAZINE.
This nav and popular magazine has
taken great start in popular favor
! The num,er for January 18th contains
the first t,apters of new and popular
tale, entilSd " How made Fortune in
Wall STREET, and How Got Married."
written BY a gentleman of long expert
ence in th ms and outs of that celebrated
locality. The great charm Of this story is
that it is acollection of facts, with only a
change of James, and it promises great
deal of information that will be of thrilling
interest tothe general reader, and Of par
ticular importance to every one who wish
es to know how fortofes are made and
los, in New York. 1ais Magazine has
forty-eight handsome pages, and contains
a grea: variety of popular tales, domestic
stories, pithy essays and sketches Of trav-
ell, and is remarkably cheap. We learn
that the news dealers already take twenty
copies week. For terms, see advertise
ment.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, February,
1866. Boston Ticknor & Fields. Tie
present number, which seems to be quite
up 10 the average standard of excellence
established by the magazine, opens with an
intelligent discussion of I" English Opin-
ion on the American War;" by w. M.
Rosetti, an Enelishman of Italian exirac-
fion. Whittier contributes /" Two Pic.
lures" admirable of course. w. w. Hos
mer has paprr on the Gypsies. The ex-
tracts from Hawthorne's Nore Book con-
time very readable. The other continu-
ed articles and stories are all worthy OF
their well know writer's. There are sew
t,ral readable book notices in addition to
AN article entitled, g Three Months among
the e-constructionists," which indicates
that the work Of restoration is moi vel
thoroughly completed.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for February
fully sustains ITS former well earned repu.
tation. 1t opens with a splendid engrav-
ing, entitled g The Little Strawberry
Girl and is accompanied with the usua
amount and variety of fashion plates, o
interest to ladies generally. The literary
matter is interesting as usual.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for February
comes to US unusually well filed with val
liable articles, among which are the fol-
lowing: Black wells Island Lunatic
Asylum" f" Heroic Deeds by Heroic
Men," by J. S. c. Abbott, which last i;
one Of a series of articles by the same au.
thor, whose name is a sufficient guarantee
that they will be worthy of careful pc.
rusal. The articles in Harper sustain the
superior excellence and well earned li,era.
ry position which the Magazine has here.
tofore achieved in American literature.
THE LADY's FRIEND.-The February
number of this beautiful Magazine opens
with an engraving, entitled News From
the War;" followed by the usual amount
of fashion plates, and literary matter
which, together, 60 to make up one Of the
best numbers of this Magazine We have
received.
The CoNGREGATIoNALIsr published
by Galen James Il Co., Boston, Mass, il
one OF the very best religious papers in
New England, and employs the very hest
of writers. 1t is well worthy place in
every family. Price, 50 so if payed in ad-
vance. @t
BEADLE's MoNTHLY.-The number for
February is before US. and very inter-
-esting one It is. " Life in Rebel Prisons
is continued. Tie North West Pas
sage by Land is deeply interesting, and
the Illustrations very good. This new
publication is bound 10 succeed. For
sale by o. F. Woods, in Bellows Falls.
PRoPosED EXTENSION OF THE Con-