Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-23
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The ATLANTIC for November presents the
following table of contenls
Cooperation lIousekc, ping What five years
will do: Ny darlings: Foreign faces Ny Wis
IL 10 the Gorilla: sculpture III the United
States The face in the glass. Bacon: Sea-Gull.
The traditional policy Of Russia. Calico print
ing in France: Maydenyalley spin.terand;
The Lind Of raoli; The Harvester; kentucky's
Gho.t: feyiews and Literary notices.
- EVERY SATURDAY for Oct. - has the
.lllAing articles: lie knew he wa. right, by
Nuta.ny Troiope, advance sheet }; The city
Of the orphans; The worlds sympathy, Free
fn.meing; A Canadian W Warrior on Cavalry
tactics; Beetle hunting; Dean Miman; Our
trip IN the DuIcinea; Idle men; Foreign notes
Metaphysics and lheolosy, Faces, BY Robert
Buchanan.
OUR YouNG FOLKS. The November num-
bcr look, new aud inviting cv cry way; GLOW
Querecu> Al . van t, expla thesumder world,
and what came Of it, is the opening article
The o,hors are. More about Notify; The Bur
garnast-r Gull; Ici,ius; 4 defamation; Mary's
first trial; Sympathy; Third lecture on Heat !;
Toodcs When was little girl; Ha!f-hours
with Father Brighthopcs; Little billy or the
use Of tears; Little Dandelons Grief; Music,
Theme AMI variations }; Round the Evening
lamp; Our letter box.
Tile Galaxy for November contains Its
usual coll, elton OF interesting reading. Beech
daIe Is concluded. An interesting talk With
Mr.. Burlingamc about China, by Rail 10 the
Rocky Mountains, The attempt at strasbourg,
The Story OF 4 Here and the monthly Driit
Wood, are very readable. sheldon & Co. Pub
fishers, New York.
-HArper's Magazine for November closes
Volume XXXvII. The Publishers promise
in the future as in the past that this Magazine
shall furnish more matter and fuller illustra-
tons than any publication Of the kind. This
promise they have fully redeemed. Harper &
Bros. New York. 800 per. year
-Harrer's Weekly, is . perfect record Of
the times, and certainly the best and most per-
feet illustrated newspaper In this country. II
discusses all the current questions Of the day
with ability. and An independence that makes
its opinions valued. We do not know how
any man can spend S4Oo TO better advantage
than by sssding for the Weektg.
-Harper's Baxar Is auothc. publication
vor. II Is Journal for the Home, furnishing
tho latest fashions in tress and ornament, de.
scribing the smussments and exercises adapt.
ed for indoors and out-ofdoor-. 1t contains,
also, stories. sketches, &c. Harper l. Bros.
800 per year.
-Hdrper's Weekly for October "a has two
good caricatures by Mast. One represents
dignity the other Impudencs' Grant, a huge
in Itns lntsf s4st
Peace; Blair, terrier with tail erect, defiant
and impudenl, and his collar marked War;
The other picture shows why the Niger is
not flt to vote'.a smiling black man ut the
electon-pou holding up u Grant and COlfax
ticket.
n Harper's Weekly has an engraving Of
the big fish caught at Easfport.
DKMoREsT's MoNTnLY.-Every lady wish.
es for at least one Magazine, AMI husbands aud
fathers can find no other in the whole ran 50 Of
political literature that will prove so useful, SO
welcome, or SO good. AN investment as DEM
OREsr's. 1t is fashionable without being friv.
olous, full Of good, sensible suggestions, and of
really valuable information in regard to dress,
the household, and whatever pertains to wo-
mans work. Send for 1.-THE price is merely
nominal, %, with an honest premium. Pub
iished at A7s Broadway, New York.
TIE LADY's Friend for November IL re.
eeived. This Magazine is gaining in popular.
hy and In circulation:
The sweetest domestic group we have seen
for many day, sm1es out from the fine steel
p'ats "a front OF the present number. The
colored fashion-p4ste is picturesque and ele.
CANT while it Is AS faithful as ladies or modistes
could ask; and the wood-cuts giving fell infor-
nation in all departments OF dress, and useful
are beautifully executed. especially the Paris.
Ian Skating Costumes, In front. The music Is
Roxborough Polka, and the literary depart.
ment opens it'll the continuation of"FLEEING
IN Louise Chandler Nouton's highest style,