Smyrna times., 1868-09-02
PERIODICALS.

HARPERs-The September number of this Magazine has
been received and like all numbers that we have seen is
epete with useful matter Among the are Silver
Silver Plate Travelling in Sybera the Unwelcome guests
Insects the Last of Koscuiszo Price $500 per
year Address Harper & Brothers, New York,
PUTNAMs Magazine for September has been received
number maintains the reputation of the Magazine may
seen from the contents which follows Camping out in
Siberia AT Sunset John and Bridget Talk about Names
Autographs, Article Sd Three-horned Dilemma; The Pine
French Newspapers Saved from the Asylum; Heas Organ
Chant; Too True Chap XIV Louis XVII EIeazer Will
ams they the Threescore In the Saddle
on the Plains Part st On very Small Subject Elios In.
dian Bbe Pathway of Great Enterprise; Baron Bunsen
The New York Office The Situation the Candidates
Literature; Table-Tak.
THE LADYs FerEND.-A fair reproduction of an Eurepean
painting that has been sale in Philadelphia lately full
a'hon-pate cut of costumes, September novelties in female
Dress and piece Of music set off by several stories among
which Is the beginning OF by Mrs. Mouuu ara
comprised in the October Friend.
GoDEYs LADYs BooKAlthouGh those mysterious ycissi-
udes in the cut and color of dress fabrics worn that
recognized in the general style fashions have had their
philosophers and expounders before whether they
we're fully and satisfactorily forth than in the
October "d" The literary department has continuation Of
Miss llarNnds "Phemie Rowland well as several other
stories charades, tales and receipts.
EVERY SATrRDAYThe consecutive numbers Of aprooa
bic serial continue to reach fully the promise of
the beginning.
HorRS At IIoME.New York: Charles Scrbner & Co. Dr.
hushh"ll whose contributions the Moral
Things were eminent for scholarship sense has
paper in the September number descriptive of building eas in
religion The "Chaplet OF Pearls continued through its
thry-:rst chapter There sketch NJ Thiers and the
doctrine OF the Church respect laid down
In tar and moderate debarng such as have
injurious tendency The exposition the religion of japan
most valuable The claims the coored race for col
eglae education stated with conclusion fvorny the
grant OF this opportunity in its broadest There are in
erestng extracts from unpublished journal tina. was kent
by clergyman in New York in 1881 There elaborate
opening Of the Irish Church question.
ORR YOUNG FoLKs.The September number opens with a
nautical story for boys satisfactorily told story about
Kittens includes the whole feline family while lecture upon
heat is sgared like Father Bright
hopes gives talk to boys in his agreeable style and Dr. Hayes
continues his hyperborean adventures Then find at the
close music chaades engnas and which, with occa.
onal bits OF poetry constitute pleasant profitable num-
Der for juvenile reading.
THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY-The September number contains
an estimate OF Sidney and Raleigh by Whpp that very
fair as resume of the achievements of those Holmes
gives few mediocre the difference college
classmates. Dayad Taylor describes island of aaena
In the Mediterranean its life history quite pleas
antly skilfuy-wrOught estimate of Hawthornes ability
places him high the bederOl of that willing
to work patiently for iame and uses his claim foremost
position in American letters American Diplomacy reviews
with good deal of point the history of accomplishment in
this direction. There Is long article Siberian exile Mr.
knox, who visited Irku and other province
Mitchell describes the methods studying posous in
that shows him to be tOxcoogs the Man and
Brother Mr. De Forest describes condition negro m
the south by instances.