Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-12
Literary.


fact that q Southern writer, however meri
iorious, can command scarcely a faint re-
cogniiion by the critics, authors and read
ers Of The North is too evident; but we
may say, also, that outhern talent is not
fostered and encouraged as 1t ought to be
by the Southern people themselves. AS
long as SO many of our people continue to
patrvnize Northern books ind Northern
magazines, to tho exclusion Of those pub
lished in the South, so long will we con-
inue in n sort Of literary vassalage to
the North. Messrs. rurnbull & Murdoch,
of Baltimore, Maryland, in The New Ec-
LEcTlc MAGAZINE, are offering, monthly, n
work eminently calculated TO advance the
literature of the South, and in oil respects
worthy Of Southern patronage. Every
man and woman feeling that the literary
talent of our section should be encouraged
should literally patronise and cheerfully
support oil works devoted like The New
Eclectic to the momentously important
work of developing and improving the
talents and literary productions of tho
Southern mind.
The New Eclectic Magazine is published
monthly, at Baltimore, Maryland, by
Turnbull & Murdoch, at the low price Of
81, currency, per annum. The work is a
large one, extremely we'll printed and filled
with the best productions Of scuthefn
writers.
THE PEOPLES LITERARY COMPANION,
for November, comes to us as bright and as
fresh looking as the green fields are after
I gentle rain. 1t is published by Il. c.
Allen & Co., Augusta, Maine. Terms, Is
cents per year. A fine Steel Engraving,
entitled "From Shore to Shore" is presen-
ted to every new subscriber. 1t is really
one of the most pleasing engravings ever
before the public. The Companion is
printed on fine, heavy paper; its columns
are filled to the brim vito good things by
talented authors, and wthal it is one of
the largest and finest illustrated family
papers published.
THE CHILpREN's Hour, edited by T. s..
Arthur; the most beautiful magazine for
children in the world. Full of charming
stories and elegant illustrations Free
from coarseness, irrevercnce, and slang.
The mothers favorite and the children's
delight. Eight splendid volumes have al-
ready been issued. Volume nine begins
with 1871. 'The wonderful story of Gen
tie Hand,"' by the editor, will be commenc-
ed in the January number, which will be
the richest and most attractive ever issu-
ed. Terms, 81 % a year; in club with
the DALLAS HERALD at 81 currency, for
the HERALD and the HoUR.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for November is
received. Cooley has always been conceded
TO be the best Of the ladies' monthly fashion
and literary magazine. Ifimprovemen. is
to be made at any time Cooley is always
first in the field, and the constantly -increas-
ing prosperity of the magazine is the best
everdence of its popularity. L. A. Cooley,
Publisher, Philadelphia. Terms'Sa. per
annum. We club with Godey,s Ladey's
Book at SIS. Currency for the DALLAS
HERALD aud the Book. "a
PErERsoS's MAGAZINE for November is
also received, brimming full of original
stories, colored fashion plates, steel en-
cravings, etc. Next year, Peterson prom
Uses to give one thousand pages, IA splen-
did steel plates, IL colored Berlin patterns,
IL mammoth colored Fashions, 800 wood
cuts, "a pages Of music, besides FIVE orig
inal copyright novelets, by Mrs. Ann s.
Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict, and others,
of the best authors Of America-and all
this for So per annum. Address c. j. Pc
terson, BOG Chestnut St., Philadelphia. We
club with Peterson at "a % for the DALLAS
HERALD and the Magazine for one year.
ARrHuR's LADrs HONE MAGAZINE, for
The coming yeaf, promises to be the most
brilliant bigh-toned, and readable Of all,
the Ladies' Magazines, containing their
most attractive features, with new ones
not found in any others. 1t sbOunds in
choice family reading, cOlOred fashion
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Address T. s. Arthur & Sons, 800
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Arthur, At "a so currency, for one year,
for the DALLAS HERALD, and the Home
Magazine.
~ On Sunday morning, the 2Sd ult-