Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-13
New Publications.

"s P'Pois put Wer0 cioWoSu
out by election returns i
HE ADvANeE.-The first number Of
this new national paper of the Congrega-
tional denomination has been received, and
read with much Interest and satisfaction
ihe matter is excellent and mast give gen.
eral satisfaction we think TO that denom-
ton, though the Congregationalist of Bos-
ton, we notice, thinks it little strange
that the first number should contain SER
mon by Rev. Mr.. Bushnell so extensively
regarded as radically unsound' in theology.
Besides various excellent editorials and
political article by Senator Trumbull it
has an admirable contribution from Grace
Greenwood, which we propose to copy
next week. We shall look to the receipt
OF the Advance, as one of our most valu-
able exchanges, judging from the first
issue. The article of Grace Greenwood
will now be found in this number.1
Not the least interesting article, to a
large number of readers, will be the Pre-
MUM List, which is believed to be the
most attractive ever offered. Two dollars
and half year, in advance. Address
"THE ADVANCE COMPANY" 20, Lombard
Block, Chicago.
The RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE FOR YOUNG
PEoPLE.-The September number of this
publication is an unusually good one, and
is calculated to benefit its young readers
by imparting TO them much valuable in
formation. Published by Hurd & Hough-
ton, New York.
STUDENT AND ScHooLMArE.-This is
another of the many publications for " all
our boys and girls" and it is an interest
ing and valuable periodical for that pur-
pose, combining instruction and amuse-
ment for the young. Published by Joseph
II. Allen, Boston.
LITTELL's LIVING AGE always comes
to us filled with the cream of English
Literature, and probably no other one
source embraces so large field from which
is selections are made, and certainly we
Know OF none which does the work better,
Published by LittelI & Gay, Boston.
The GALAXY for September, contains
ONE "reminiscences of DIR. An,hon-A
Jarol Of Harvest for 1S67-Jean Inge-
ow's New Volume-the Ladies of Liam
Brigham Young and Mormonisn
Aunt Madeline's Trial--Steyen Law
ence, 1eoman-W Waiting for the Verdict.
'ublished BY w. G. & F. p. Church, 80
ark Row, New York.
PErERsoN's MAGAZINE, for September
ontains good supply of interesting read
e matter, double colored fashion plate,
nd several other engravipgs illustrating
ne fashions. The Steel Engraving rep
esents1wo lads wading in the sea at the
'ot OF bluff, and their toy boat floating
ut of their reach There is wood cut,
exquisite scene called " The Woodland
'rook. Published by Charles ]. Peter :
ID, Philadelphia.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for September.
magnificent number, opening with
'lendid Steel Engraving, entitled "A
'ustic Scene," and followed by colored
ashton Plate and other fashions for the
dies. We know of no publication which
,rpasses Cooley as mirror of ladies'
'shions, and its literary matter is always a
xceilent. 1t is a standard authority in Il
gard to fashions. Published by L. A.
iodey; Philadelphia.
ARTHUR's HONS MAGAZINE for Sen. n
'mber is first rate number, opening with = 4
fine Steel Engraving, entitled "Grand- c
ther's Portrait" followed by the usual +
shion plates and the literary matter is of
very readable character. Arthur's
lome Magazine cannot fall from its pres
1t high standard of literary excellence SC
lille its editorial labor is performed by
70 such writer's as T. S. Arthur and yir-
MIA +. Townsheud. Published by T. S.
rthnr & Co., Philadelphia
All the above Magazines may be had of
F. Woods.