The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-05-01
The Magazines for NAV.


Harper Tor May opens with readable
paper entltled christopher Columbus"
"hlch Is intended to refresh the reader with
a cusory glance OF the early history of the
MesI 1hdies' ana the shocking barbarlties
, mnicn usneleu IN spanish rule IN those
Deauliel .fopical Isles. A chaptef Whlch
callo. IAN 10 interest every one, at the
Pp,he ' .The So aspect IN ,he analrs OF .,
:. 40 - :M. s4creu Sny OF the dinooos,
r,,,,,Iar M ,;II ~ aisieie Vi tne new
interoSt msnaI,,- "s. noi ~ w. .iaa 'ne
tLa oI,araotan;yp . s. ~ t,ioHI' oiie vi
:. wohs.aa '. us iea.uies VI narper.-
,rticIo nn 49, 49, "a ;Ii,,a.':, i 10 s.ton.
in the b;s+orv NJ n,,r $500 r,a.,. . 1920
which naver o,o,,s 80 8. IT, ini. ~
T crnssad tben, To- Vo,r - g rs 90
WorL;ngman ~ tho M;ddia go, ..Tho
Eve If E. RarthoIn,,,a,. :, Is M, ~
a cont;nm,t;on of en- Enan o ,.."I na''ef,
ter, chan IA * nv MnSarth,,. {. f.
Editors Easv Crhs;r!, o,,J &. I'll, ;, +i,o o
Latter a1waws liqbt and ,ie,s,nt III o+h tr
articles mska IN tho la.t n,,,,,I,a. ae 81
3sth yolnme of Korn.r s"o
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Godey opens with a finely-enerayed from.
tispiece entitled "A Private Nav party ),
followed Inv the large double n.Ged color
ed fashion.plate, Which is superbly done.
especially the figure in the Green dress
The numerous plates which help to make
up IN. department OF Ine booh, present all
tne ne, lasnlohs anu hovelIies OF the month,
VIII lie customary Iasealment Oh literary
iii"..el. Houey Mas one peculiar ana vital
iiieil' VI Always maxi percep1ibie advance
upon past eAceiiehcies. IL may De gradual,
DuI 10 e1cei, even IN slgnt degree, Is to
q
10 .oo We'll hlio"i " REQUIRE All eAtehded
iio'ioe'
Peterson.-First on the list of 81 Fashion
Magazines, stands Peterson. "Eyer charm
ing; ever new" The double colored fash
template has all the freshness and beauty
of Nav, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens- Mary A
Dennison, and ''Frank Lee Benedict still
contribute to the literary department of
Peterson. These names have become non
ular among readers of light literature.
.,,.
,,,as n ~. ''an -" .uoMey our attenti1n
&c 80 % DO oul ioeueiS oah scarcely
Ian W NC, ny prose aItlcie from the pen
o.. 'onn M ". Ll.tier' .he poeI. IL is en-
LII: LII ,;n ne l,elolne oi long Iolh!' ana,
wiz d uneo.ness anu selnPllci,y OF 9lctlon
at ohce iafe anu pe'utliui III tnese days OF
"ire-spun verolage, relates the story OF
Aolgali Becker, an American Grace Darling
whose humanity, courage, and presence of
mlnd saved the lives OF the captain and
crew OF schooner wrecked III Lake Erie,
III November, 1904. Inc Canadian Parlla-
ment presented her with farm of one hum
was raised in RnfaIn to stnnL T. " ar Ti't Wv,
T,;fa- S.v;nor RonaroIont $780,; "ne' NJ .ne
YorL cent b.r ito ,rnld ,ro5aI y, NV NV,
not tnow how 81 .,r;+o c.ata as Sno n u,u
I,rbon, sbe bad so,eodN 6. ~. - A., oi
dent If b,v;no, har Mo n 4, Inc ~ IN
The med,I in her M ~ .am4 In IT,; .em
If her amtonr,nb >, H., parton ' ''.I ~ i I,o.
~ IT., 90 ~ - ~ NV. f n"n
IN ..,a 1; - ~ ' =: VI ia.e, iui-
a,,;e,o e nf +t Himself ~ very en.eltalhine
80, l., w, ..Tl,o rI.I 'nei An speeieS,
+ra,ts of drass w. o o.,I ,n"n' ~
obnmnds in n.rsor pi''o o,d ,' anu
Jotas ..Tba f. -, ti,a Nv ua,s"otnI,,, ''ileo
y w E,o,,s, :. A,, ~ .;.o .noeoeu anu
tor" .ra "nn+;,nad ouI thaua y. Slid
additional chapters of "Malbone,' I. W.
iIlgginson american novel. Spring in
washington, Is not dry-as-dust descrip-
ton OF society IN the metropolis, but ma
Iui.list opsefsatlon Oh 0rhlthoioSy IN the
Dlstrlct Vi oolum1fa. bayard Taylor Is
not luite SUCCESSFUL IN ms fo Zoe. n, prose
Story, ian I'd, l1lie "ed itsei1 Inc pa
per on Inc New taste IN lheatrleals IS
true ana suggestive
Fifty Engravings are given in the inner
lean Agicuturss. for May list, which are
not only pleasing to the eve. but MANY of
them illustrate various devices and impli-
ments useful in the house. in the garden.
and on the farm. Among them are eight
splendid illustrations of some of the recent
and valuable kinds of poultry recently in
troduced. These are drawn from life. and
are so perfect to a feather" as to make
one fully acquainted with the several breeds
sn1 5 . Inc oaleluar OF ork TO De done
i'in WV, asa''"i,n ,i. ~, - ."il,'-
plt ".,', srl p 1e".u VI .Le number
oI $500 us IN 'S SAes 'oas"iiis ieaiiy
',i iuiu1u anoiS oonueiiseu, Piic'icai arti :
fIes, ,llciuoiiiS tne usual sca'hihs expose OF
.ha ..nu "li,.es' winch HAS hiaoe
IiiI 4i91 "" 1s. 81 uSeiul I" 'i.e country
d. iaise. rive le.'oihe pree"s oi improved
swine .src :, SHOWN 70 the me- WIN nescrip,
IONS Vi their PeGuiiaritles; Walks ana
laiks pom 1iie faIm HI TWO pages with
ln"c =, iiiloiiiiation ur,"i, from experience.
GRAZING Is explained clearly IN wood-cutS
in the same manner. The Household De-