Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-28

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LIPPNcoTT's MAGAZINE for Fubrusry, with
four full-page illustrations, contains; The
Vicar of Bullhampton The Bird, poem
The Penn Family Match Making Under
False Colors; High Life, or Sketches in
Switzerland The Freedman and His Future;
Beyond the Breakers; Our Geographical
Sponsors An Extraordinary Episode; The
Report of the Special Commissioner Edwin
NJ Stanton; Our Monthly Gossip Literature
Of the Day. For sale at all the Book and
News Stores.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for February,
contains Joseph and his Friend part H.,
Rhyme Slayeth Shame, The Pressure upon
Congress, Quaff, Winter Woods The Value
of Accident, Father Meriers Bell, Risk
Street Cries Of New York, Among the Isles
OF Shoals, part III, The Way to Sing, Life in
the Brick Moon, Wo Lee and his Kiusfolk,
Edwin N. Stanton, and Reviews and Literary
Notices. Published by Fields Il Osgood;
Boston.
Our You've Folks is bright with half a
score Of Illustrations, We Girls, Our Mena-
gerie, Snow, Burton and the Baby, Mr.. Clar
ence at the Capital, 4 Clean Sweep, The Owl
aud the Pussy Ca, Jacks Victory, How Bat
ties are Fought, Mrs. MacGarret's Tea Party,
and the Evening Lamp make up the sprighdy
literary contents. Fields & 0sgood, Boston.
The CHiIDREx's Hour is another of our
juvenile periodicals. Fresh, interesting, and
instructive; it is becoming fayorite with all
who have made its acquaintance Terms,
Sl.25 per year, Is cts. per number 7. S.
Arthur & Sons, 7o9, Chestnut st., Phila
AarHURs HoYE MAoAzIsE for February,
is, if anything, better aud handsomer than
the admirable January issue. The continued
series Of Articles on the "Maryels Of the In
sect World will deeply interest every reader,
young and old. and none who read the open
ing chapters Of Hiss Townsend's new story,
''Jacquelne,n will need to be invited TO a
perusal of more chapters in the serial. The
excellent stories, and many entertaining, in
structive, and useful articles in the "Home, -
give it an interest and value peculiar to itself.
Published by T. S. Arthur & Sons, Philadel-
phia, at $500 year. Sold by News Dealers,
at 20 cents number.
OycE A Moyru is improving in appear
ance aud contents. 1t IS an Eclectic and its
selections are made with taste and judgement.
The present number gives sixteen selections
from home and foreign publications and a
number of original articles, two of which,
the Vale of Cashmere, and concerning GER
tain Beetles, are illustrated. Published by
T. S. Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia. Terms,
$500 per year or 20 cents a number.
GoDEy's LApY's Book opens with a fne
steel engraving, Feeling the Patients Pulse;
its colored fashion plates are also FIRST class.
The literary matter of Cooley IS quite up to
The standard Of magazines of its class and
furnishes large amount Of pleasant and not
Improbable reading. The Yanes by Marion
Harland, Vac Yic,is, Morgan Valentine,
Hester, Nicodemus aud a number Of shorter
articles make up the number. Published by
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia. Terms $500
per year or 80 cts. per number.
BTAc6wooD's MAGAzlyE for January CON
taius Earrs Dene, Part III, The Farming and
Peasantry of the Continent, John: Part III
Lord Mayo and the UmbelIa Durbar, Lord
Lytton's Comedy, The Opening Of the Suez
Canal, Mr. Froude and Queen Mary, Lord
Byron aud his Calumuiators Republished
by the Leonard Scott Publishing Company,
i40 Fultos st. n. Y.
THg GALAXY contains Put Yourself in his
Place, Justin Mccarthy, in Brigham Young,
gives description of Salt Lake City and the
Mormon Saiats, by no means fattering to
either, be seems to have looked at things in
an extremely matter of fact sort of way; Ten
years in Rome, Ventilation and Warming,
and Letters from Havana are the articles of
chief interest in this number. The Galaxy
we'll sustains itself as one of our best and
most sprigbtly magazines. Published by
Sheldon & Co, 49s Broadway New York
Terms, S4.00 per year or 35 cts. per number
HARFER's NEw MONTHLY is appropriately
named. Though old in years its articles are
not only new but always fresh, sprightly and
entertaining Among the crowds Of new
candidates for public favor il still holds its
place as the best popular magazine 10 the
country Frederick the Great, Beast, Bird
and Fish, and South Coast Saunterings are
all continued in this number and are all pro-
fusely illustrated. Among its fourteen 9TH
er articles we note The Andes and the ANA
zou, Mary Russell Milford aud Walpole: or,
Every Man has his Price. by Lord Lytton.
Horper & Brothers, Franklin Square, n. u.
Teas, 500 per y~ar or 85 cts. per number.
PAy .-.,s MoSTmY is as wide awake as
ever, and deals as usual heavy blows at the
wrongs and abuses Of the times. A biograph.
icai sketch Of Alice and Phoebe Carey, Elean
or KIRK ougthe Working Women, aud Shall
American Wives be Childless, are among the
leading articles. The Editorial department
opens with a sensible article on Marriage and