The Lincoln County herald., 1871-01-05
Book Notices. Ctc,

been received. Better late than never.
This number opens with short story by
Christian Reds, whose novel of Valerie
Aylnier has been so extensively read
lately. This magazine, we believe, is the
one which first introduced this lady to
the public. The other articles are we'll
written. Down among the dead men"
this month treats of John 4. Durviuge
and Mike Walsh. The Old Guard is
50 90 a year. Published by English 4
Co., 162 Nassau street, N. Y.
The LAKESIDE MAaAzINE With
tho January number, tho Western
Monthly changed its name to the Lake
side Monthly. Although the name is
changed, it is still under the same able
management as heretofore. The contents
of the present number arc varied and as
interesting us ever. S4.00 per year.
Address Lakeside Publishing House,
Chicago, Ill. Q
Scribner's Monthly for January is even
better than any Of its predecessors. This
is certainly q favorable omen for the
future. One of the most noticeable
features Of this magazine is the excellence
of its illustrations, each nun Der being
profuscly illustrated. Good cash com.
missions are offered for canvasscrs for
this magazine. Terms, only So a
year. Address Scribncr Il Co., 654
Broadway, N. Y.
Demorest's Illustrated Monthly aud
Mirror of Fashion, contains, as usual, all
the latest fashions, and fashions, too, that
may safely be relied on and adopted as
being really the style; Each number
contains valuable supplement, being the
complete pattern Of some fashionable gar,
ment. A valuable premium is given to
each subscriber, and great inducements
are offered to those who raise clubs.
SO 90 per annum. Address, W. Jennings
Demorest, s8s Broadway, N. Y.
Demorest's Young America for Decem
Der and January have not been received.
Are we not entitled to it
I Peters Musical Monthly for January
has an unusual amount Of good music
To all who desire the latest music in q
cheap and desirable form, VIC would ad'
wise them to subscribe for this monthly.
This number contains Will s. Hays last
new song, kiss me goodnight, mamma
Besides this, there are other vocal gems
by various authors. Lovers Of instrl
mental music may have their taste suited
also, whether they desire simple or diff
cult music. The monthly is cheap at
SO 90 year. Address j. j.. Peters, 500
Broadway, N. Y.
The NURsERY.,-The January number
of this charming juvenile magazine is the
first visit We have ever received from it.
and We gladly welcome it to our table
This magazine is designed, as its name
implies, for youngest readers, those still
in the nursery, and the little ones will
surely be charmed with the cunning, de
lightful stories. This number begins the
ninth volume. Subscribe now. 81 so a
year. Address John l.. Shorey, Boston
Mass.
The Little Corporal commences with
the January number its twelfth volume
and will continue "6shting against the
wrong and for the good, the true and
tho beautiful" This magazine Is in
tended for children Of larger growth than
the readers of the Nursery" mentioned
above, and while that might be called the
first reader, the Little Corporal may be
styled the second reader. 81 SO year
Address Scwell h Wilder, Chicago Ill.
We have received copy OF Vick's
illustrated catalogue and Floral Guide
which should be in the hands OF every
lover of flowers. The book is profusely
illustrated, showing almost every flower
mentioned in the work, and to on anna,
teur gardener is more valuable for tha,
reason. There are two elegantly colored
plates, representing new and beautiful
varieties Of petunias. The Guide is senI
for only ten cents, and is we'll worth the
price. Address Jas. Wick, Rochester
M.
The chronological Journal for Janu-
nal-new volume-contains" 1.-THE Beech
ers Of to-day" with Eve excellent por
traits, and large variety Of scientific
instructive and miscellaneous reading
Tho phronn1noical Jou,nal l. h;uhlv