The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-02-26
MARCH MAGAZINES,

A feast of good thing always comes
with the New Eclectic A iinely>en-
graved likeness of John Bright is the
irontispieee, and in tie multitude Of Sc
lections, Which are allgood there is one
alone 1.-The Luck of Roaring Camp
which is worth the years pliee of the
magazine. With the April issue. the
Land We Love will be. united with the
New Eclectic; Gen. ID. II. Hill remain-
ing an Editor and partner in the COLI
solidated Magazine, which will now
nave circulation larger than the COM
bined eirciIlations of all the Magazines
OF the South. The permanency OF the
New Eclectic is thus assured beyond
peradventnre, at which irs thousands OF
friends Will heartily rejoice.
Mr.. L. ). Arthur iavors us with all
three OF his excellent periodicals, to
wv, the Henie Magazine, the Chldreli's
Hour. add Once Mouth. The price Of
the first and last named is 81, each, a
year; OF the Hour, sl .25s year. While
we IKE them all. our preference lie for
Once a month"; on account OF its eclectic
feature and It's captivating aud c0n,ehi-
ent MAKE. Mr.. Arthur oilers handsome
prcniiulnsfor subscribers, and our read.
ers Young aud old, wilt do well 10 send
to hun for prospectus. His address is
500 and Sll Chestnut ST.. Pills. l
Lippiucott for March is quite up to
its high standard. The two serials,
beyond the Breakersn and "Oyer
Yondern increase in Interest. ssFIans
Breitman IN Politics. is very hutnor-
Gus; the ''Shadow of Fate" IL thrilling
ly told; We give a specimen bit of "Our
a IL Al.
many other original articles the Il tlitor
gives US some very timely and sensible
sugge stlons ON finance.
NJ. ID. Conway III his third Saunterlu
Harper introduces rs to tile home of
Shelley. Mary Wolistoncrsft and viii
nam GOODWIN; there are two other pro-
insely illustrated articles, "the' Police
man OF the Sea- and "the ands ofthe
Earthquake" very interesting article
about Heat" and others too miner
Gus TO mention. .My Enemy's Dangh-
ter by Justin Mccarthy is CONTINUED.
In quantity of illustration and OF read
ing matter. quality. too, not unfre-
quentiy) Harper's Magazine is Yet I'M
approached. H. .
March, with its mixture of winterand
spring, is heraltled by the Riverside
Magazine for Yong People," which
vaciilttates between Skating and Roses.
The froatispiece, by Ii. E.sIIerrick. is
OF maple sngar-naking, and Jacob Alb
bot furnishes description of the uro-
cess, and discloses something OF she
philosophy OF it. The poetic side ofthe
same subjeer is given M a little sketch
called IA Day in March, which also
has some oflthe amusing children's pi1-
lures that are a speciality with the
"Riverside. There are two poeinsion
"Ghe Fairy Frost" and "Skafine. but
to offset these are histories about Ros-
es; aud Anoerse n. in his peculiar fash
ioH, hiiinahises a rosebIiSh in his fanei-
iul story Nv hich was the Happiest ~
.'Panana' Is an Illustrated paper of
travel; there are more hunting sketch !
es; Miss Brock. of Virginia, gives her |
Fredrlka BremerS,and |
fani III. Havns has suSg, stive little |
poem called "Hop. SKIP and Jump.n- |
The Editor announces that Porte GRAY |
on will reappcar with his stories and |
sketches in the April number. Pub |
lished by Hard aud Houghtoh, New
York. s., 80 per annum. y .Nfaf
We have received also the Atlantic /
and Putnam. IN neither of which do We
fihd any article of extraortlinar y merit
or peculiar interest. Nv new Virgin
GINA pa pers-ths Williamsburg Gazette
and the Clarke Courier-haye been adj
led 10 the list of our exchanges. We
are requested to notice The Practical /
Fainter, very neat little monthly,
published in New XorR, for the beng
Ut Of practical painters. Price 80 cts,
y L. u |" /