The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for November 10 Q superb
number, and one In all sts TEXTURES worthy 70 mark
the close Of the ALlst volume Of this best OF Amcr
can periodicals. The illustrated articles are deeply
interesting, and tho illustrations unusually ano
Burnham has Il.
PurNAn's MAGAZINE for November closes the
present series Of this excellent magasine. Hcreaf
ter 10 Will be merged In SCRIBSER's ILLUSTRATED
Immediately. We shall miss Putnam, but the new
magazine will undoubtedly moro than ill III
place. II starts under very favorable prospects Of
success.
The November number Of PErEnsoS's MAGAZINE,
with original stories and poetry, 70 say nothing Of
engraving, Gshon.plstes, patterns In embroidery,
&c. 40. The colored fashion-plate Is superb in "
word, everything In the Issue Y nrst nte. The Pro.
70 subscribers Address CHAs. j. PkrERsoS, JUG
Chestnut street, Philadelphia
OuR YouSa Folks for November has . capital
full.page ensnying by Bytinge, entitled, "Waiting
for Bite" and profason o. other iilusrsnonst;
prize essays, by writer's like Mrs. Whitney,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Lucy Larcom, J: 7.
Trowbridge, Mrs. Dias, and Others, are delight
,nai for eur young folks" and good enough for
the older.
EVERY SATURDAY for the coming week has . bean
tIful illustration OF Hoods 'Song OF the Shirt"
several war scenes, including . splendid supple.
"Negro Lille, and another Of those chsrscisris,ic
sketches by Gava nj. The reading matter Of the
number 10 fully mp 10 70 tho standard already e.
tabishcd by this popular periodical.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY isr November u an eI.
celent number. IL opens with pleasant paper on
"foOipaths.- by Col. Hgyinson. which shows most
intimate acquaintance With New England scrpery.
Mrs. stowe has another OF the "Oldtown fireside
stories," As good ~ any OF is predecessors. Jane
a. Austin. under the title of "Hghly Explosive. lett
her readers into the secret Of EunpOwder making
sExperiments,- by anonymous author, IL what
Friepd,- and .Four Months wild, Charles Dickens
continued. J. \. Dwight discourses upon the in.
ellectnal influence Of Music" aud there Is brief but
very interesting sketch Of "Mr. Burlingane s an Or
ator. .'''....
The GALAXY for November Il q most excellent num-
Der, although somewhat uneven. Carl Henson con-
tributes an article entitled "Remnsccncrs OF the King
Prussia which could he quite properiy desgnat-
ed "Car Denson's Nominations" The author Ian
Engiishmen who craved audience of King William 20
Congratulate him his Wonderful escape fronl the
pistol shots OF the would be-assassln. Becker-and this
is all Of t. -Overiand- loses nothing ~ interest in
the current chapters. "NOthlng by Halves" hard.
ly up to the standard-well enough In the columns Of
the hebonadals, but out 90 place In representative
American magazine. "MOnsignOre Capcl" IL q charm.
Ing sketch Of one who has bcc.ne immortal through
the medium Of DIsracIrs LohaIr Hut the article Of
most interest To- The generality of American readers
IL that contributed by Ex-sFcretary OF the Navy,
Gideon wecs which treats of an Interesting period
In the late war. and vcs scts aud references some.
what new and not little startling. Doubtiess 10 will
provoke much difcussi',u. Marx Twain produces his
celebrated war n'sp and the usnsi quantity Of memo
tces, are, usual Interesting and eminentiy judi