Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31
Periodicals for january 1870.

hand protusely illustrated, Inc vicar
of Bullhampton,' and "Beyond the
Breakers seem to be approachinga hap
Ply conclusion, the most desirable result
in serial novel. "Going an GRAND !"
is the most irresistible and ludi-
crous goose-chase it is ones privilege to
follow. International coinage" will
be found interesting to fnaneiers. A
sparkling poem or two relieve the heav-
Ter articles, Published by j, b. Lippin-
colt & Co., Philadelphia.
GALAXY. In the January number
will be found the conclusion of Mrs. Ed
wards charming story. The admirers Of
+" Archie Lowell have Of course followed
the fortunes of "Susan Fielding and
must feel amply paid for the time be-
slowed. Charles Reade's story progress
es and the reader is more and more de-
lightfully impressed with the dramatic
talent of the author. GA monument of
trade ill,be read with interest givingas
it does the secret of the success Of one OF
our leading merchants. The pest of the
period, is chapter true of the Morals
and Manners of Journalism by Richard
Grant White. The Galaxy gives all it
promises To. and the yoar 1870 has opened
favorably. Published by Sheldon q Co.
New York.
Our ScHooLDAY VIsIToR.-The first
number of the fourteenth year and vol
ume of this wide-awake magazine is re-
ceived, and we pronounce it fresher,
brighter and better than ever. The ia
Bile OF contents is a rich feast throughout,
and our young folks are in ecstacies over
it.
The publishers ofera charming steel
engraving, just published, as their pre-
MUM plate for 1870, entitled Help Me
Up" worth $500 copy, for twenty We
cents to each subscriber. The terms Of
the Visitor are sl.20 a year, or $1.00 to
clubs. Don't fail to send ten cents to
Daughaday & Becker, publishers, 424
Walnut street, Philadelphia, for sample
number, premium lists, DC, &c, and
commence club at once at your Post
Office.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, has two steel
engravings, the first one accompanied by
story By Frank Lee Benedict, the Gee
ond Is two cunning little ones on the ice.
1t has also fine colored Berlin pattern.
This number is good one throughout,
and the price of Petersons for year is
only $500. Published by Charles J..
Peterson Philadelphia.
THE LADIES FRIEND.-The admirers
Of this magazine will be pleased with the
title page engraving ofthe January num-
Der embracing fine portraits of seven of
the principal contributors the reading
matter is represented by Mrs. Moulton
in the opening chapters of "Did he for
get her" There 1su pqvm by Flo fence.
Percy, short stories &c. Published by
Deacon q Peterson Philadelphia.
THE Atlantic MoNTHLY.-The JAN
uary number opens with Lowells char m
ing idyl, The Cathedral" The initial
chapters Of Joseph and his Friend"
second article among the Isle of Shoals;
statesmanlike view of our country's re-
sources, with her articles of equal mer-
it making this number of the Atlantic
fine one to commence the year of 1870
with. Published by Field Osgood & Co.,
Boston,
Our YOUNG FoLKs.-For January
starts out with tempting bill of fare for
the rising generation, in fact we know Of
no magazine for the youth Of our land
equal in point of excellence, to Our
Young Folks. Published by Fields o.
goou S TO-, boston.
The RIVERSIDE beginsits new volume
with an illustration Of one prominent
characteristic ofthat Magazine for Young
People. Itreproduces the famous ballad
of " John Gilpin;" gives a striking large
picture Of one of the scenes in the ballad.
by barley; and tells about Cowper, the
author of the ballad. Immediately af-
ter this revival of the best of old THINGS
comes new story by that capital story
teller, Vieur Moustache, called How /
the Captain cameby Legacy" the scene
laid In Kentucky. Mrs. Weeks has the
first part of lively story" Jake's
Wedding" Jacob Abbott explains
$ Gunpowder Explosions" Paul H.
Hayne has a ballad. There is very
funny poem, called "The truly Rural
Roneunt Of the Sleepy p-;.,ee.s,u ,,i,l
absurd pictures a bright
story of Shipwrecked Buttons F." a Gu
rious account of Proper Names; a histor-
&c sketch of the Regicides, with illustra-
lions; and amongst other things, expla-
cation of the use of Indian Clubs. Per
hapS the novelty of the nun,ber IL