The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-07
NEW PUBLICATION.

The Atlantic .MonihIg. for February, re-
ceived from the Publishers, Tcknor l. Fields.
has the following contents; Does II pay 10
smoke! by James Parton; George Silyermsns
Explanation, Part II, by Charles Dickens;
Characteristics OF Genius. by =: H.: Hedge;
Orion; A Week In Sybaris. by z. T. Hale;
The Victim. by Glfrei Tenuyson: Beaumont
and Fletcher, Massinger, and Ford, BY Edwin
p. Nipple; Plotsam and Jetssm, Part II;
Doctor Molke's Friends Part II by !. |.
Hayes; The Romance Of Certain Old Clothes.
ny Henry James. Jr; The Meeting, by John
q. Whittier; Four months on the Stage; The
Destructive Democracy; The Encyclopedias,
nv John @. Rosengarten; Reviews and Literary
Notices.
The .Narssry, monthly magazine for
youngest readers. Is the only one Of all tho
juvenile magazines, adapted to the wants and
capacities Of children under eight years Of age
II IL CHI armIng little monthly. exquisitcly H.
lu'trated and most skillfully edited.
Harper's for February Is before us and wc
find It richly illustrated, with seveal interesting
stories .Eiitor's drawer &c. ell Of which should
he seen and read to be appreciated. Harper Is
so we'll know ~ to scarcely need 10 be CON-
mended. The illustrated articles 10 the Febru.
AIRY number are-No. 10 Of General Strother's
Personal Recollections Of the War. and A Sum-
rber on the Plains. Some engrsvngs also Ac-
company Mrs. Craik's story OF The woman's
Kingdom, which il continued, snd . portrait
OF Governor Andrew IL prehXed 10 sketch ~
him, written by . member Of bis church. There
Is the usual filing Of stories and poems. select.
ed AMI original. Published by Harper BROTH
ers. New York, at four dollars year.
Our Young Folks. for February. contains
continuation Of Cast Away In the Cold. by DR..
H. Hayes Asleep and Awake, by Lucy L'r-
com. with m engraving In colors The Grand
81. Bernard The New Years House The Of!
Life Boat (; The Downfall 81 the Saxon Gods
Wide Mounted Kluhnn Blocked In the Snow;
Mary's First Shoes Williams Iienry's Let
iers; Music. by Juliu. Echberr Round the
Evening LsmD Our Letter Box. Owing TO
delay In the preparation Of the engravings 10
accompany Mr.. Dickens story, no inst.lment
OF It appears In this number, but IL will here
after he published regularly. Published by
Ticknor & Fields, Boston. at $3.50 . year.
We have received Cody, Ladder Book for
February and find Il rs interesting rs usual,
maintaining It, little that of being one OF tho
best Of Lady'sbook published. Pilsbury Bros.
have Il.
Lippineoii's Magazine for February has
been published. sud sustsins the general eI-
cellence Of the first number. The article on
Alaska, with an Isothermal Chart. Is valua-
BILE addition 10 our stock OF knowledgc regard
ing our recently acquired territory. A very
plessantarticle upon the late Fits Greene Hal.
leck introduces ms 20 the character and private
relations OF the poet, and sensible article upon
our National Finances. With many other papers
OF general int.rrst makes up number which
merits the typographical beauty Of this prom
ising magazine.
That valuable publication, THE Tribune Al.
mAnao," for 1868. 10 ready for delivery. and
can undoubtedly be obtainei ut the bookstores.
II will be indispensable this year, for It's cleo
ton statistics.
From A. Williams & CO., Boston, We have
received q copy OF the Register Of Rural Affairs
. little annual containing calendar pages and
hllei with large amount OF vslushle sgricul.
tural and horticultural matter. Finely Illus.
trs,ed. Published bv L. Tucker & S,n. Albany.
NY. For sale ct Barnbsm's, Price 20 cts,
paper.
D,mor,,fs' Young .fmsriea Tor February 10
AZ hand and Il 10 . handsome number, 90 tho
y,uog people ray. Il 10 one Of those ever vel
come periodicals that the children are always
eager TO get.
rHs DfAsosp DrckEss.-rhs eighth volume q
ere elegant and popalAr edltion-Llttlo Dorrit-
has come TO hand iron the Publishers, Teknor d
Yields Dickens 10 our iavorit. suthor .and We wish
We had never read . wort that be has written,
that We might have the pleasure Of reading bis
works again. But although having rcd them ell
We cannot resist the temptation Of psrusiex them
again when tempted - No sre by the charming
manner In Witch they are printed and hosnd IN
Of the bsautIfai Illsstrstsi pismcad DICKENS 10
only 81 90 plain edition. ti.25. u nn De pre-,
eursi Of any BOOKSELLER or VII b scnt postpaid
by the Publishers, rekbor F'slds' bossos.
Ersry Saturday for Rsb. |. b the best num-
her OF that pleasing periodical ever eet brsh'
with seou.inussion o. '.YooI ray: ~. the con
clusion Of ''sir Johns Troubles, my MON
keys" by Prank Bucklsnd' sno ssay ooer
good thincA
Iadi,,, Friend Il out not . Witt behind
the o,hsr,. and b rich On fssh.es Plssa, 10.