Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-09-24
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Books and Periodicals.

/ MEs. HENRY WooD's New Book, Roland
lorke," a Sequel to 'tTHc CiS,asniags, by
Ms Henry Wood, author Of East lynne,
is in press by t. b. Peterson & Brothers,
Ihilajelphia. 1t is printed from the author
Manuscript aud advanced proof sheets, pur-
cased by them from Mrs. Henry Wood, at an
expense of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds
iterling, in gold, and will be issued in Amer
ca on Friday, September 9th, simultaneous
Y with its publication in Europe. 1t is the
lest book that this distinguished authoress
Iaas yet written. The following new books
are having immense sales, aud should be read
by all Mrs SouthworLh's Brides Fate,
"The Changed Brides "How He Won
Her." and "Fair Play Mrs. Stephens
''Curse of Gold, ''Mabel's Mistake, and
''Doubly False "The Woman in Red, I" and
''Hans Breitmaus Ballads" complete and
entire, in one cloth volume, with a glossary.
THE Lippiucott, Harper, Galaxy, Atlantic,
and all the illustrated papers can be had at
the INQUIRER Book Store
LIPpNCoTT's MAGAZINE for October is on
our table with three fine full page engravings,
containing: The Vicar of Bullhampton, a
new novel of great interest. The French Fe-
yer. Two names. The Lonely Ones. What
Saw on the Suez Canal Beyond the Break
ers. Dick Libby. The freedman and his Fu-
ture From Garret Magdalena. The Dem
ocratic movement in France. The pleasures
Of Poverty Our Monthly Gossip Literature
Of the Day. For sale at all the Book and
News-Stores. Yearly subscriptions, 81. Sin
gle number, 35 cts. J. B. Lippincott &
Co., Publishers, 7l5 and III Market street
Philadelphia
The LADYs Friend for October contains;
A beautiful steel engraving illustrating Moth
erwell's touching ballad This is followed
by the usual large and handsome colored
fashion plate-and by numerous other plates
Of the fashion-Country Toilet, Walking Cos.
tune and Riding Habit, Numide Collar,
BOdices, &c. The Music of this number is
the popular song, "What Need have / the
the Truth TO Tell % Among the excellent
literary matter, we note 'eThe Prize of Two
Mems Lives" 'Roland Yorke,'' "Miss
Stanley Parish" Between Two" &c, &c.
| The publishers offer great inducements to
| subscribers, and we recommend our readers
to lnclose ten cents for q sample copy, to Dea-
con & Peterson, 919 Walnut Street, Philadel-
phia. Price $3.50 a year (which also in
cludes a large steel engraving). -Four copies,
Sc. Five copies land one gratis, IS. ''The
adv's Friapdu and gsThe Caturdav Evening
Post (and one engraving), $500. Speci-
men numbers sent for ten cents.
The Little Corporal, the brilliant Western
Juvenile (which claims to have larger circu-
iation than any other juvenile magazine in the
world, and to be better worth the money than
any other magazine announces that it will
come free for October, November and Deeem-
Der, Of this year to all new subscribers for the
new year whose names and money are sent to
the publishers before the last of October.
Beautiful Premiums are offered for Clubs
Now is good time to begin. Price, One
Dollar a year, sample copy y cents. Ad-
dress Alfred L. SeweIl & Co., Publishers
Chicago Illinois.
The October Galaxy contains Susan Field
ing; The Real Louis Napoleon A Journey
in Northern China Little Bopeep Put your
selfiu His Place Renaissance Why Thieves
Prosper; Ten years in a Public Library In
Box Shakesperian Mares Nests The Gal
axY miscellany, Drft-wood Literature and
art, and Nebulae Published by Sheldon &
Co., 49S & 500 Broadway, N. Y.