Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-05
The Magazines.

contains great variety of entertaining
reading. Progressive Young America
will find this magazine congeIial to its
taste.
The Little Corporal for January, pub
lished by Alfred L. Scwell, Chicago.
Ill.,, is received. 1t is a capital maya
zine for children, improving every year.
The boys and girls cannot make n better
investment of dollar than i'll this pub
| LEGATION.
The Nursery for February, maintains
its place as the very best magazine for
the children who have just learned to
read and are delighted with short stories
and pretty pictures. Published by John
l.. Shorey, Boston, for 81 so year.
Godey's Lady's Book for February is
of the same order of excellence as its
predecessors, fresh and attractive. Its
steel plate, fashion plates, tinted pic
lures, patterns &c, are meritorious, and
the literary matter is good as usual. 1t
may be had of O. f. Woods.
Our Young Folks for February is
very interesting number and will be vel
coined by youthful readers everywhere.
Mr.. Aldrich's "Story of Bad Boy, is
continued. Mr.. Parton writes of ''The
Mariners Compass; Mr.. Trowbridge,
Lucy Larcom and other well-writers
contribute to this number of "Our
Young Folks" Published by Fields,
Osgood & Co., Boston Mass. To be had
Of Q. f. Woods.
The Lady's Friend, for February, is
excellent and opens with steel engrav-
ing illustrating a story by Amanda
Douglas, entitled eyes or No" The il
Illustrations of fashions, fancy work, &C.,
are as full as usual. Mrs. Woods story
of "Roland Yorke" is continued, and
Harriet Prescott Spofford contributes a
tale called "The Unknown Guest"
Published by Deacon & Peterson, 319
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, at So so a
year. Or apply to Q. F. Woods in this
place.
Peterson's Magazine for February, is
splendid number. Its literary matter
is always excellent, and its fashion
plates, domestic department, etc., are un-
surpassed. Besides, it is a marvel of
cheapness, only 50 GOA year being asked
for it, while to clubs reduction is made.
Address, Charles j. Peterson, Philadel-
phia. 1t can also be had Of 0. F. Woods
in this place.
The best way to get the best English
or foreign literature, is to subscribe for
LitteWs Living Age. No. 1886, for the
week ending Jan. 22d contains Deant
Milman; Peel, by Goodwin Smith; A
House of Cards-Part XI The Voices
of Nature The Country House on the
Rhine-Part x, by Berthold Auerbach,
author oc -On che Heights, ETC.. Hans
Brietmann; The Danger of Greece ;
Men and Gentlemen; Indian Conspira.
cy; Note Book Of Nathaniel Hawthorne +;
besides numerous short articles and poe.
try. To new subscribers, renting to
the publishers for the year 1869, The
Living Age is sent from the beginning of
Auerbach's romance (No. 1910 to JAN
uary LIST, free of charge. Litteil & Gay,
Publishers, 80 Bromfeld ST., Boston.
Or apply to 0. F. Woods in this place.
The american artisan is a weekly
Journal devoted to the interests of Arti-
sans and Manufactures, Inventors, and
Patentees. 1t is published every We'd
nesday, at 1879, Broadway, Opposite
John Street) New York, by Brown
CooMBs & Co., Solicitors of American
and Foreign Patents. The proprietors
of this journal respectfully announce
that it is their aim to make it more in
suuctive and interesting than any other
similar periodical in the United States
or Europe.
The Neeo Eclectic Magazine. This mag
azine, just entering upon its fourth vol
ume, has thus early won its way TO the
front rank of Amesican literature, in
GLIDING, especially the best from French,
German, English and other Foreign
sources. In fact the best literature of
the world is found in its pages, pleasing
to all refined tastes, and on every varie-
ty of topic. The January number con-
tains steel engraving of John Rushire,
and among its contents are-Body Ira
velers; The Double Night; The Church
and her Younger Members On Chaff:
The late Marquis of Hastings R2ssini,
and many others, besides reviews, edi-
torials, DC. The Eclectic is published by
Trumbull q Murdoch, "a Lexington ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland. We presume it
may be obtained of o. f. Woods in this