The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-31
OUR BOOK TABLE.

Grace Greenwood hos sold her LiH'
Pilgrim to Alfred i. Sewell 4 Co., Pub
fishers of The Little Corporal, of Chicago
The Pilgrim has been published as chill.
drcn's magazine for over fifteen years, and
has been popular juvenile, but will now
stop "pilgrimagipg' on his own account,
and hereafter be an "aide' to the conquer.
ing Western Napoleon, Tile Lille Corpo'
rat, the well deserved circulation ofwhicl
was even before this addition larger than
that of any other juvenile magazinein the
world. Grace Greenwood still writes for
it. The July number begins new vol
ume, and We advise our friends to send on
to the publishers, at once, one dollar,
which is the price for one year, and give
their children this unique, original maga-
zine, which has no superior anywhere.
Those who subscribe during June, will re-
ceive the June number extra.
TIE LApy's FRIEND FOR JUSE.-This
old and standard Magazine is filled with
very interesting literary matter, in addi-
ton to its many attractions Of patterns,
pictures, fashion plates &c. We furnish
this Magazine and the DEMOCRAT together
for So 80, although it is fully equal to
any Of the 50 monthlics. Published by
Deacon and Peterson, BIG, Walnut St.,
Philadelphia.
We havo received the "Rircrsi1t Nag
a=iae for Young People," and find it adj
miraLly adapted to those for whom it is
intended, being full of valuable informa-
ton. couched in a very attractive gurb.
It is sent at 50 so per year, with the ad-
dition of tue beautiful chrome Of Mr..
Stephens great picture, "Thc Quack
Doctor" Published by Hnrd & lIough-
ton, .i59, Broomc St. New York.
Dcmoresfs Monthly for june is before
us with more varied and valuable table
Of contents than usual for tho Ladies. 1t
is, in our opinion, the best Magazine for
Fashions and Patterns published. W.
Jennings Dcmorcst, sGS Broadway New
York.
Lippincots Magazine for juno is on
our table. This is one of the Magazines
which we like. The literatare is not Of
that namby.pamby style now so prevalent,
and its editors preside over its columns
with rarc judgment. While We DO not
endorse the views entertained and so ably
cxpoundcl in its financial articles, We think
that its ability is well worthy Of patronage.
Published BY j. B. Lippinco,t 4 Co.,
Philadelphia lat 81 90.
The Mew Eiectic since its combination
with The Land We Love is one Of the most
valuable monthlies published. AS its
name indicates. it takes from all, that
which the discriminating judgment Of its
editors select, aud tho result is table Of
contents at once so varied and interesting
as to make it valuable to all classes. Pub
isl cd BY Turnmbull 4 Murdoch, Dalti-
more at 81 90
Gotley's La,1y's Book is a welcome visi-
tor wherever it goes and Notwithstanding
its thirty-nine years comes to us.as spark
ling and bright us ever and full Of life and
freshness. In every sense it is house
hold magazine, and is consequently use
full and entertaining. Published by L. a..
Cooley, Philadelphia, at 50 co..
The Monthly "Calcpram," journal
devoted, to Literature, News and Typo
rraphy is on our table. 1t is n very neat
little Monthly Of 80 pages, till'd with good
sclccirs sort, pi:hy editorials. Pub
lished by Il. s. Riley, jr., baltimore at
81 90.
The IEurc,1y Magazine comes to us
with commcnlablc regularity and as usual
its many pages arc filled with the best
class of light literature. The terms Of
this Mammoth Weekly is now s. 90 per
year, being printed OH the finest of heavy
white paper. Published by Moses A.
low, boston NlNSsucNuSctts.
The Saturday Ereniny Post,is now in its
,orty.cight year, and gives promise Of
living for century at least. Published
BY Deacon \ Peterson, Philadelphia, at
81 80.
The american onion is received For
many years we have been accustomed to
reading this paper, and it now seems like
an old friend. 1t is flel with the current
literature of the day, aud is one Of the beet
papers Of its class. Published by Elliot,
Tiomes & Talbot. Boston, Massachusetts.
at 81 30.
The Southern Home Journal continues
to makes its appearance With co nmenda.
bic regularity. The brilliant Noyellctt'
grow more interesting. and the publisher:
fully keep pace will, the age. Published
by John Y. Slater, Baltimore, at 3 90
Demorests Young America for June il
received, and its brilliant and varied con
tents makes it a great favorite with thu
little ones. Published BY W. Jenning.
Domorcsts. sSS, broadway New York, a
81 30.
When little girls begin to .urn roun,
to see how her dress swings. you can pu
II down In tl,a hook flat she begins [,