The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-07-23
The MAGAZINES for August.

reach nearly every family. Peterson is
always early on hand and fresh and invit-
ing in it's contents. Published by c. J.
Peterson, Philadelphia.
Tile 4tlantie NontAly.-The paper which
will attract the most attention this month
in the atlantic is doubtless the one on
Dickens by James T. Fields of Boston. In
the table of contents we have, in addition,
Joseph and his friend. Part VIII. Bayard
Taylor. The English Governess at the
Siamese Court. Part ". From the Notes
of Governess in the Royal Family Of Siam
The Burden of the Day. A Poem, by
Bayard Taylor. Oldtown Fireside Stories:
Mis- Elderkin's Pitcher. Harriet Beecher
Stowe. A Virginian in New England
Thirty Five Years Ago. James Russell
Lowell. The French Claims. E. II. Derby.
Dorothy in the Carrot. A Poem, by J. T.
Trowbridge. The Grand Traverse Region
Of Michigan. II. w. S. Cleveland. Mr..
Hardhack ON the Sensational in Literature
and Life. Color Blindness. Halfway: 4
Story in Three Chapters. G. S. Barrow
A Kentuckian's Share in the Coup d'Etat.
Sydney Hyde. 4 Days Pleasure. H.
The Afternoon. w. D.. Howells. Ode
Read at the Festival celebrating the birth
day of Margaret Ossoli. c. P. Cranch.-
Reviews and Literary Notices,-Dalrs
Alaska, Disracli's Lothian, Hesekiers Life
of Bismarck, Ruggles's Method of Shakes
peare, Allibone's Critical Dictionary Of
English Literature, q Carletons" Seat of
Empire, and Smart's Race for Wife,
Fields, Osgoed & Co., Publishers, Boston.
Cooley for August comes to US early, fresh
and beautiful as usual. The steel plate is
fine picture, ''Gong Home, and admirably
adapted to the season of Harvest Home.
The colored fashion plate as well as the
extension plate ara always fine, presenting
at glance the costume which will be worn
by the fashionable world for the next 80
days. In literary features Godey's success
has long been acknowledged. Any persons
wishing to try the Book can begin with the
July number and receive half the year for
$3.50. Address +. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
Our Young Folks is at hand, ana still
maintains its high reputation as first class
juvenile monthly. Price $500 year
Fields, Osgeod 4 Co., Publishers. Boston.
Tile .4ldine Press, for July is filled with
good things and beautiful; among the lat
ter is 90 Caught in the Act" one of the
finest wood ensravings ever produced
Published by Sutton, Brown & Co., go Lib
erty ST., n. !.
The Peoples Literary Ooo.ponso1 pub
lished monthly, at Augusta, Maine, by
f. C. Allen & Co., is a large eight page
paper. Terms, seventy-five cents per year,
and an engraving of rare merit to every
new subscriber. This is truly journal for
the people, both as regards price and the
valuable literature found in its columns
1t is illustrated. Mr.. Samuel Visit is agent
for the paper in this county, Elkton p. o.
Ha1per.-The following is a list of the
contents Of Harper for August, which is
acknowledged to stand at the head Of the
magazine family of the United States
The Raquette Club.-Charles Hallock.-
South Coast Saunterings in England (Saun-
ter VIZ Canterbury IN. D. Canway.-
My Mocking Bird.-Julia G. r. Derr
(Which we have reproduced on our first
page this week. The electric Light
Jacob Abbott. .Afislt to Bangkok, Allan
d. Brown. The Auto da Fe Of 1755.-
w. w. Woodson. Early History of Colo
rado.-William NJ. Byers. Two Hearts
Harriet Prescott Spefford. Frederick the
Great.-IN. The Campaign of Moravia.
The Old Love Again.-By Annie Thomas.
By=paths to prosperity. William c. Wycoff
Played to the End.-Ry the author Of SHY
Daughter Elinor." American Artists in
Italy.-Samuel Osgood, d. d. As Easy as
Lying.-Leonard w. Sewell. Two Poets.
Charles Landor. Only Clodhoppers.-
Mrs, Frank Mccarthy. Female Suffrage.
A Letter to the Christian Women of
America Part L. Susan +. Cooper
Anteros.-By the Author of "Gny Living
stone" Heart Ache-.Carl Spencer
Editors Easy Chair. Editors Literary
Record. Editors Scientific Record. Edi-
tors Historical Record, Editors Drawer.
The articles on Frederick the Great will
have a special interest in view of the great
struggle that Prussia is about entering
against France.