Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-10-05

HARPBR's MA0AhIxR.--We are in receipt of tho
October number of this able and influential pcriod.
cal The following is the table of contents :-Bobi-
Italy in MDcCoLIx, (concluded0 A Monody,
a poem Rides Through Montana, illustrated j
Eight Castles in Spain The Old Woman who Lived
in Shoel Loves Logic. La Belle France a
Glimpse Did lie At Woodside; diving Lessons on
the Piano; The Lost Jackson Boy Toads; My Wall
Street Operation; Little Ravageot, ILLUSTRATED ,
Queen Vctoras Life of Prince Albert, illustrated y
boating at Harvard; Lucy Tavishs Journey; The
Price; Editors Easy Chair; Monthly Record Of
Current Events Editors Drawer. Published by
Harper Brothers, Franklin Square, Now York.
THE ATLANTIC MosrHLY-We have received
from the publishers Mcssrs. Ticknor Fields, Bos-
ton Mass, the October number of this excellent
magazine. The contents Of this issue are varied
and excellent Tho Guardian Angel, part X, by
Oliver Wendell Holmes; Themistocies a poem, by
William Everett Ben Jonscn, biographical and
critical sketch, BY the essayist, b. p Whipple Un,
chartablencss; The Rose Rollins the FIRST section OF
story of New Eugland seaport life, by Alice Cary;
International Copyright, vigorous and unsnsw era
bic Plea for the protection of authors, and tbas for
the best interests Of literature, by James Psrton
The Throne of the Golden Foot, by j. W. Palmer !;
The Autobiography of Quack, part /; Writings of
I. Adolphus Trolopc, by II T. ruckerman; A Ma.
tive Of Bornoo, sketch Of coored linguist found
Ways of Europe-from Perpgnsn to Montserrat, by
Bayard Taylor Dinner Speaking by Edward Ey-
erett; Reviews and Literary Notices.
GoDEYs LADY's Book, FOR OCroBER.-The en-
belllsbments for this month commence with hand
some steel plate entitled Passing Cloud. The
fashion plate contains six figures, handsomely col
ored, and are true fashions The Farmers Daugh-
ter of those beautiful tinted plates that other
magazine furnishes its subscribers The next cngra-
wing is the picture of young girl who has, in the
words of the title, become Credit to her Mother.
Two fancy ball dresses, representing mil kmaid and
gardiner fall promenade suit aud nine fall styles
of dresses for children, contained in this number.
Mr.. Terry, Of New York, has contributed six engra-
wings Of fall and winter styles of ladies' and chill
drens hats. There will also be found in the work
department an unusual variety of fancy work.
Among the novelties will be found patterns OF
aprons. satin bow, and velvet cont. The stories
in this number have been selected from the coniri-
buttons of best writers. The Safe Side, by Ma
riUn llarand is story full Of interest and lesson
for all. Address, l.. A. Cooley, N L. Cor. Sixth
and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia.
The LlrrLE CoRPoRAL, for October, presents a
beautiful table of contents, always original, and al
ways popular, pure and elevating. Now is the best
time to subscribe for this attractive Juvenile the
publisher offers TO send the November and December
numbers of this year free to all subscribers for
1865 that sent before the last day of October.
Great Inducements are offered to those who raise
clubs Price, one dollar year Sample copy ten
cents Address Alfred l.. Sewell, Publisher, Chi
cago, III.
THk LApY's FRIEsp-Thc October number con.
tains beautiful steel engraving called The Lace
Maker; q fine double fashion plate cuts illustrative
of Children's Fashions, Walking Dress Spanish Man
tilla, Tunic Peplum, Velvet Jacket, New Basque
Waistband, Lady's Jackets and PaIetot Princess
Tunic, Paletot with Sash, Little Boys Blouse, Lit
tie Girls Paletots, &C., &c. The music is The
Wfes Dream, and is of itself worth the cost of the
number Among the literary matter we note Ralph
Kirkwood's s Sister-in.Law, by Amanda NJ. Douglas
How Woman Had Her Way, by Elizabeth Pres
colt the conclusion of Orville College, by Mrs. Hen
ry Wood; In Love, by Helen NJ. Pratt; How tC
Mako Wax Flowers, with illustrations,) Editorial
Articles, Receipts, the Fashions, &c