Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
NJ l S c ELL A EOUS.
MAGAZINES.

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number of articles from the leading writer's of
America, among which are "Childhood-a
Study" Various Aspects of the Woman
Question, The Usurpation, etc and sew
eral articles of fiction" Her Pilgrimage"
MiantOwona, etc. The character of this
magazine is well known. Address Ticknor &
Fields, Boston, Mass. Price, $4.
Harper.-We are in receipt OF the October
number of Harper Magazine. Among the
collections of the War" by a Virginian.
These articles increase in interest with each
number. 1t also contains a number of other
articles, together with ably-written editorials
all comprising to render it work of inestma-
BILE value to the general reader, who desires to
keep pace with the literature of the day. AS
a record of events and opinions, and picture
of the times Harper's has permanent value
Harper & Bro, New York. 81.
RterSOn.-The October number of Peter
sons Magazine is excellent The frontispiece,
Suspense" IS very natural picture, and the
fashion plate is very pretty The reading is
more entertaining than is generally found in
this class Of magazines. c. J. Peterson, 306
Chestnut ST., Phila.
G0dey.-The October number is on our ia
ole. The beautiful steel plate The Rest on
the Hill is one that will bear the most care
ful examination. The fashion plate is good.
as usual The work department contains
} great variety OF patterns. Ladies who desire
an excellent magazine, can address /. A. Co.
dey, n. T. corner 9th and Chestnut, Phila.
Lddy's Friend-The October number Of
this popular ladys magazine opens with a
beautiful and suggestive engraving, illustrative
: of the interesting story of Hugh Maxwell
e Heir" The double fashion plate, work pat
s terms, ETC., are equal to any other magazine.
y Specimen numbers sent for Is cts. Deacon
& Peterson, 3l9 Walnut St., Phila, $3.50.
Young Foks-We have also received the
October number of Young Folks. This maga
= zine is designed to create high literary stand
ard in the minds of the youth of the country
and to this end is most ably conducted-editeC
by Trowbridge and Mrs. Stowe. 1t has tn,
lead Ofits class. Ticknor & Fields, Boston. SO
Beddles.-Ths magazine, in the first yea
of its existence, seems to have successful ruI
and elcits most favorable criticisms. The Oct
ober number contains, " Montana and Idaho
Illustrated" " A Memory" (poem) phio
, shophical treatise on The Five Senses-Vis
ion," 1.-THE Education of our GiSls," 9Th
Lost Lady of Linwood Hail." etc. Beadle
Co., l18 William st., N. Y.
vo Hours at Home This most excellent rel
mt gious and literary magazine for October is o
our table, ALSO. "Pulpit Talent" by Horac
Bushnell, D. D., american Artists, "by H. I
Tuckerman, 1.-THE History and Dignity of Al
~ y. PIES" by Edward Spencer, The Hour {
~ ~ Praise" ETC., etc., are some OF the leading a
y, ticles for the current number. Charles Scril
rn ner & Co., 654 Broadway, n. Y. 50.
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~. SIDNEY SMITHS COMMON SENsE.--Nev
give way to melancholy; resist 1t steadily, 4
iil. the habit will encroach. once gave ia'
md two-and-twenty receipts against melanchoiy;;-
lii; One was bright fire; another to rememD
m mula all the pleasant things said TO and OF her;
h;yy other to keep box of sugar plums on q
Is chimney-piece, and a kettle slmmerlng on
hob.
de. Never teach false morality. How exquisit
ling ly absurd to tell girls that beauty is OF no val
rch- dress of no usel Beauty is of value;
whole prosperity and happiness in life may
'LS, ten depend ON new gown or a becoming DC
enth net, and II she has five grains ofcommon ser
to she will find this out. The great thing is
teach her their just value, and that there mi
: be something better under a bonnet than
NJ pretty face for real happiness. But me-
sacrifice truth.
| am convinced that digestion ia the or
secret of life and that character, talents. ,
tues and qualities are powerfully affected
beef, mutton, piecrusts and rich SOUPS. h:
.. often thought / could feed or starve men f
many virsues and vices, and affect them M
=, powerfully with the instruments Of cooke
mo than Timotheus could do formerly with
Tyre. ...