Smyrna times., 1867-02-06
VI | S CELIA y EOUS.
Magazines.


G0DEY'6 ) LADY's BnoK.-Tha F,hrnor,
number Of this indispensable ladies maga1ine
Is received. 1t contains a beautiful STEEL on
craving, SIX hgured fashion plate. two wood
ehgraVlngs emblcmatic Of Y alcntinc ; Dtv and
numerous cuts OF the latest fashion nny.ltips
items by Marion Harland, and Others ~
Apfil number will contain the opening chan.
t;rs OF an original novelette, from the pen rs
the talented authoress named
PETERSON 5 LADIES MAGAZINE, P.tar.
son for February is fully equal to any of its
cotSmporarles IN steel engravings, colored
fashion plates, and stories and thrilling ori0i-
nal noyelets, and is only two dollars per year,
Hdrpers UOnthty, opens with a story of a
remarkable frontier character, " Wild Bin the
Scout, with spirited illustrations; a discur
ave, coplously illustrated article entitled,
Something about Fishes, is followed by a
sketch OF Calcutta, with views in and around
City of Palaces. Old Aunt Matilda an
original domestic tale, is continued and a
number OF other tales, with poetry, essays, and
editorials, form an intellectual ola Dodrioia of
rare excellence. Published by Harper Bro
theirs, New York. Price 81
The ,AtlaHtic Monthly contains The Guar
olan Angel, part ., story Of New England
ne OF to-day, by Oliver Wendell Holmes ;
Mona poem by Alice Cary : Character
series OF articles on English Literature, by f.
o. Whlpple; George Bedillion's Knight, ]"
tne beginning OF a story by the author of Mar
garet Howth Comic Journalism" by one
whose experience fits him to write on this sub
Ject; Elizabeth's Chamber" Katharine
horne, part 4, by the author of " Herman"
:, A Drltt-wood Fire, another Out Door
Paper, by /. w: Higginson; . Real Estate, ="
poem, by j. 7. Trowbridge " How Mr., Frye
would have preached it," BY the author Of "A
Man without a Country )" " Glacial Phenome
na In Maine, the first of series of popular
SCIENTIFIC papers, BY Professor Agassiz Fora
Magglore, chapter of Italian experience, by
the author of :" Venetian Life :" The Guer-
don; KecolleetiOns of John Vanderlyn, the
Arust The Republican Alliance" BY Jo-
sepn Mazzlnl -" The Standpoint Of the Board
Ing Ing houSe =. reviews and literary Notices. -
1Icknor q Fields publishers, Boston, Mass
Our Young Folts, also published bv Tick
nor d Fields, comes well laden with entertain
ment tor children. a series of articles Just be
gun in this magazine, under the general title
OF " Round the World Joe, - are written bv a
gentlemen Of great experience as author and
traveller, and it is believed that they will prove
the most informing entertaining, and brilliant
yet given in any periodical for young people.
Frank LcsLie's Laclys Magaziae is one of
the largest publications of its kind in the coun-
try. The number before US, for February,
gives a magnificent double sheet colOred fash
ion plate, including eight full dress figures
Next a folded sheet gives twenty eight figures.
Then there are large number of engravings
illustrating styles of dress, hair, bonnets, etc.
Terms $3.50 per annun Frank Leslie, 537
Pearl ST., New York.
BeGdle's Monthly opens with an illustrated
poem entitled THE Genie, which is followed
by chapter on Snakes, in which the wri-
ter relates number of stories in that facina-
ting variety of animal life, gathered during q