Smyrna times., 1869-09-29
MAGAZINES.

THE ATLANTIC MoSTHLY,-The October the Allan
tic combines unusual proportions OF the useful and
In the former classification summary description
on this continent by Mr. Shaler Dr. paper
on the increase of human certainly belong To- the sfl
class 1t is designed to that human life
waning Mrs Ggass1Z gives the result OF dredging
IN the gulf stream on board the cutter Bbb interesting
her than Instructive contents, include curious
Pennsylvania Dutch by citizen of Lancaster coun
little sketch OF one of the incidents of the Missouri
Is peasngy told Bayard Taylor sings an August pastoral in
metre not unlike that the Golden Legend Mr. Edward
Hale begins tale called The Brick MoUn of which the best
Idea Is conveyed by that it shows the same powers and
something OF the same direction displayed in his Man With
Out Country Mr. Mitchell calls attention to German songs
ParlOr singing treatise in keeping this Mr.
description of hunting in Great Britain such as might be
readily prepared by consulting three four popular works
shat topic The Foe Household is continued Mr. II.
Forest copies the tone of the Arabian Nights in describing the
City of Brass Henry Giles contributes one of his hest
positions on the Ezotist IN Life.
PUTNANs-The Lady Cnnea by Edward Spencer of which
the hrst nstament is given the October number az
nam promises to be weird and supernatural tale
COppee contributes brief Jasmn who was as he
describes him. the last OF the rOubadors Mrs Chessoro
cudes the story Of Lavina her marriage to Jasper
the vasabondage of Mrs. Flynn Kearney Mrs Nahani
hawthorne makes pleasant sketch Boston, in England
Treasure Trove-a tale OF New Brunswck-has strong in
iuson ei mystery love story with sad ending Child
hood Is an nsubsanta but prttiy colored bit of work Mr.
Tuckermau expends his weknOwn critical powers in sum
mary of the Princess BegoOso opinions of the Italian
AetterS received by him from Margaret
Fuller Edward Everett j. K Pauldng William H. Prescott
and Feniuore Cooper. Mr. Kimbas story of To-day CON
tnues Raphael Pumpellya strange maria of
ates mining adventure in New Mexico which he youches
OUR Young FOLKs-The October number carries Mr. AID
eh ad Boy through unfortunate passage-that At
TACK usually styled love- Therei inteligbe de-
scptsn OF mining that folks comprehend and Mr.
T. IL Hale tells how reading should be DONE migration of
the Puritans from Holland England and thence to New
England is neatly related The trial of William Henrys
iunny letters description of corane formations by Mrs
Agassiz, music, riddles chsrades and MISCELLANY fill out
thoroughly satisfactory number.
THE LADYs FRIEND. Philadelphia: Deacon & Peterson
The October number contains music plates and re-
cepts The literary part enriched with stories by Amanda
Douglas Mrs Wood Frances Lee Others rendering the
number intellectually stronger than
GODEY's LADYs Book, for October-Philadel pha: Il
Godeyis unusually rich In fashions and patterns Marion
Harand begins story OF Lois Grant and Miss E. Wood r
nishes one For Loves Sake" with happy wedding The
Queens Jewels is the title OF another pleasing story and
there are several shorter, that are agreeable.
ARTHURs HOME MAGAZINE. for ladies' ONCE A MoSru ,o
people, and THE CHILDRRNs Hour for tho Iit,e
are published by T. s. Arthur Sons Phadepba and arc ali
excellent in their way