Smyrna times., 1868-10-28
MAGAZINES.

GopEYGodrys Magazine Tor November hand. it has
lost none of it's beauty style does it lack in TIL
amount Of valuable reading 1t is the oldest Magazines
published and there is in the country more popular with
the ladies' Now the time club. One 49,
The LADYs FRBNDWe take pleasure in calling the atten-
ton of our readers this queen of the Monthcs The
sweetest domestic groupe have seen for many day smiles
out from the plate in front of the present number
The picturesque and elegant The mu
sic the Polka and the literary department opens
with the continuation of Fleeing from Faea striking and
superior story Louise Chandler Moultons highest style
Published BY Peterson 39 Walnut street, Phia at
$3.50 year. (Which includes large steel engavngD THE
Laiys Friend" and THE Saturday Evening POST S4nO
PUTNAMs MoNTHLY.-New York: G. P. Putnam d Co. The
November number in discussing the numbers who insane
rather than individuals and points ont great
difficulty establishing at ALL Its merciiu suppoSition
that Mr. Andrew johnson belongs to this category VIII be wei
coined by charitable souls who may yet be unwilling to
SwedenbOrg Souhey Shelley Byron and Coeridge
we're mentally unsound description of the une1ploed
ons Central America is chiefly limited to the valley OF the
Rio Frio Rica and Nicaragua known the Bor
of the Guatusos Another article is devoted to very high
praise Catholic written by who claims to be
strict Protestant The states how its writer TO 70
spec Catholic energy and and rather intimate
that this well managed zeal will eventually Catholicize hi
country The commercial OF China since 1856 Is briefly
outlined The political prOphesies that Grant will b.
the question of though the hnancia
aid him. Beyond these there stories
that round out of the best numbers Put
nam presented.
Orr YorxG FoLKs-Boson: Ticknor & Fields. The Noveu
ber number proceeds admirably in making instruction inter
esng The all primarily amusing But under hi
husk they lessons in geography. chemistry moral
and One describes the growth of the white oak
another the fault vOracity and ehOOd another
famous Roman story fourth tells how wrOngoing
resisted the fifth Lord High Fidlestk explains the my
ery of boiling water with humorous inerludes Fath
ghthoptS continues his grateful narrative and there
halt dozen other little papers,
The ATLANTIC MoSrHLY.-Boston: Ticknor & Fields 1t
revealed who is the writer of the first the NOven
> Der Aanc-that "CO-Operative Housekeeping" The p
per itself is unfinished. But it is wedreced, vigorous
bic and seasonabe and worth of ordinary magaziI
ntmby pambyism sketch of the ROchdae enterprise fur
nshed its and weak points, but the cOncusio
waits The story OF Mayden Valley Spinse
land touches the note but too lightly and with t.
little purpose. There is rather fair stO
New England gOvernes who teaching the Easter
Shore Virginia when rebellion began, and finally n
her pupil in fair to Union soldier after the
The discussion of in this country states Il
Americans who have become eminent in this art Ba
Taylor contributes interesting facts about COrsiC
chiefly the times of BOnsparte and PaO with description
of the scenery people and occupations There is
story with marvellous element employed in behalf of
manity, and there some good bits of verse.