Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-08-30
Magazines for september.


Club, in the new number of Harper Mag
dzine. 1t relates how an American party
got on, in Italy, during the stirring events Of
1850, and begins and ends with battle-royal
with brigauds-Ameriean pluck triumphing
| each time against fearful odds. The various
views of Florence given here are finely exc
cuted as well as accurately drawn. On the
cover Of Harper we read with deep regret,
| the following notice: ''In our last number
was announced the approaching commence
ment Of series Of papers to be entitled
Rides in Montana, by Col. Cornelius o.
Keefe, late of the Irish Brigade. On the
very day, July /, when this notice was writ
ten, the author, General Thomas Francis
/ Meagher, was drowned at Fort Benton, on the
| Upper Missouri. The first paper of the pro-
posed series was then in our hands It will
| appear in the next number Of this magazine.
We know, from his correspondence, that he
/ had made abundant preparations for succeed
ing papers. 1t is barely possible, but not
! probable, that he had written second Ride
and that the manuscript win be found among
his papers, We fear, however, that this first
| ride in Montana viii be the last written rec
ord Of the brilliant career of the author.
The LADY's FRIEND. .-"Tbe Village Doc
tor, an expressive picture, is the title of the
Steel Engraving in the September number of
this popular magazine. A beautiful Steel
Fashion Plate with numerous other Engra-
wings Of the Fashions, follow, and the usual
piece Of popular Music, worth Of itself the
price of the number. Among the Literary
matter we have an article on Skeleton
! Leaves, or the Phantom Bouquet; fine story
| by Louise Chandler Moulton, How Woman
Had Her Way; Orville Colleges Dora Castel;
How to Make Wax Flowers, &c. Deacon &
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
| The GALAXY, contains some Reminiscent
/ ees of Or. Anthon, the late distinguished
classical scholar and teacher, by Dr. Robert
D. Nesmith; A Carol Of Harvest, for 1867,
by Walt Whitman; Jean Ingelow's New Vol
ume, by Harriet Prescott Spofford; The La
dies Of LIangollen, by Rev. W. r. Alger;
| Brigham Young and Mormonism, by Z. NJ
Tullidge, Mormon Elder; Aunt Madeline's S
Trial, short story, by F. L. Curtis; Steven
lawrence CONAN, Dy hrs, Eowarus' " AIT
| ing Ior the Neralct Dy Mrs. H. H. DAVIS;
and Nebulr, by the Editor. The price Of the
Galary is $3.50 year. Single copies may
oe OBTAINED OIL Inc ne"sdeaiers' or they "llI
be sent postpaid on receipt of so cents. Ad-
dress W. Z. d T. /. Church. no. 81 FaFk
i'o"' Ne" Urn
The NATURAL LAWS OF MAN.-Ihere are
several remarkable articles IN the Heratd Of
Heath for August One OF these IS from
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher, on the natural
laws OF man, which ought to be read by every
body. This monthly grows better and better
every month. S2 year-20 cents anumber
Address, Miller, Woed x Co., No. Is Laight
street. New ork
BAcKwooD's MAGAZINE sontains the Brown
lows; The Social Era Of George III; Life and
Letters of Gov Winthrop; Intemperance and
Intolerance; an interesting article on Maxi
milan The Bill as it is, &C, all Of
which are highly entertaining and instruc.
tive. Published by the Leonard Scott Pub
fishing Company, 40 Fulton street. n. ].
! The ECLECTIC comes filled with a variety
| Of articles, leading off with The Imagination:
Its Functions aud Its Culture; Edgar Quinet's
Revolution; Religious Libertyi Book About
Lawyers; A Dutch Political Novel; Donald
| G. Mitchell, with portrait, &c. Published
| by W. IL. Bidwell, at No. 5, Beekman street,
| New York
| Orn YoryG FoLKs.-An advance cory Of
Opy YOUNG Folks for September enabit- us
TO say that children Cyes, and their elders
too,) will be delighted with the new number
There is song and music by Emily Miller. and
music by j. r. Thomas, illustrated by Ii.
Fem. with eleven other original engravings,
;ncjpding fpl-pape one by Fem. from a
Sketch in Color by F. Z. Church. Among
the Ietter-press contributors are Mrs. Stowe,
Elijah Kellogg, J. T. Trowbridge, Louise E.
CboIlet. Susan n. Carter. Isaac /. Hayes,
and others. The closing articles, published
monthly. severallv entitled Ground the Eve
ming Lamp" and "Our Letter Box" are as
go,,, atI,or ,,ort;ons. or his fbeir own naoa.
zine.
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