Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-12-26
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GopEr's LADY's BooK.-Tho January number of
Godey is already on oar table 1t exhibits in every
department, more than ordinary ability and excel
lenee, and may well be characterized u prize NUN.
ber The embellishments, steel and wood, are tho
following A Kings Daughter, a very superior
steel engraving steel title-page a tableae plate
colored fashion plate containing six figures tinted
cut-"Will it Bear? ?" Jewel-bo1, printed in coors
The Flight Of Time, a ssasonable engraving; ska.
ting costumes for children large extension sheet
filled with great variety of artieles-dresses fer
ladies and children, and other noveltes-thirty-two
in all. The articles Of fancy work have been evil
IDENTIFY selected with great care Among them will
be found foot-cushion, silk fan, work bag, key
case, case for combs and brushes penwiper Knitted
bodice, etc, The literary matter is the browning
feature Of the January number. The stories by
Marion Harand, Miss Churchill, Miss Dorr, the
0, Fogy Papers, and the charade by Miss Frost are
the best that have ever been published. address,
L. A. Cooley, N E. Corner Sixth and ChestnutSts.
Philadelphia.
The ATLANTIC MoSTuLY, FoR JASuARY.-With
the January number the Atlantic Monthly begins
its twenty-third volume with the following articles
and writers :-Malbone an Oldport Romance this
is the first insalment of serial story, which will
run through the greater part of the year. by 7. W.
Higgnson. The Sunshine of the Gods, poem, by
Bayard Taylor. A Literary Gourmaud by Eugene
Benson. The Good -Natured Pendulum, a charac-
terfstic story by Edward Everett Hale, author of
1.-THE Man without Country" The Flying Dutch
man, poem, by james Russell Lowell Co-opera-
tive Housekeeping, third paper. In the Toutobur-
ger Forest another of the series of articles by Bayard
Taylor on "By-Ways of Europe" After Election
poem, by John q. Whittier. Consumption in Amer
lea the first of series of articles this most i'm
portant subject based on the observations Of many
years practice, by DR.. Henry 1. Bowditch The
'iMean Yankees" at Home, by James Parton
Dante, a poem, by William Cullen Bryant. On a
Certain Condescenson in Foreigners, by James Rus
sell Lowell. Gnadenhutten, q historical sketch, by
w. d. Howels. Cinders from tho Ashes, a chapter
of school reminiscences by Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Moral Significance of the Republican Triumph, by
L. p. Whipple. Reviews and Literary Notices.
Address, Fields, Osgood Co., Publishers, Boston
The LApY's FRIEND, FOR JASUARY-Never, per-
hete has there been published more attractive
number Of ladys magazine than the January issue
of ''fhe Lady's Friend" n leads Of with splen-
did illustration steel, of story by Miss Amanda
N. Douglas, "Chased BY Wolves" Then We have
a striking illustration of Mrs. Woods novelet for
'Roland Yorke, or, Done in Passion" a new story
by the famous author Of East Lynne" is com
nencsd in the present number In the large and
brilliant fashion plate the editor has given two ex
amples ofthe "Grecian Bend" "Last Words" with
poetry1 is a besutiful engraving. Tho other lite.
rary matter is Between Two" BY that piquant and
brilliant writer Miss Elizabeth Prescott "Who was
II, a Story of Planchette, by Mrs Louise Chandler
Mouiton where ?" by Florence Percy "Bridget's
Romance" by Mrs. Hosmeri 1.-The Event at Mil
ford by Emma B. Ripley novelties, editorials, &e.
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