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The american Odd FeNoao for December is
a splendid number. 1t has beautifully illus
trated articles on Chicago and the indians ;
hrst-class stories; various sketches; pithy
paragraphs on scientific subjects; humorous
and general miscellany; letters from under a
lamp-post; choice poetry news from the
Order everywhere, &C., &c. With the next
number commences the thirteenth volume of
this widely circulated magazine. 1t is the
oldest and acknowledged to be the best pub
LEGATION Of the Order of Odd Fellows, and is
at the same time superior family magazine.
Send on your subscri ptions to the A. o. F.
Association, No. SO Nassau street, New York.
$1.25 per volume; $3.50 a year. Try the
american Odd Fellow for year and you will
never regret it.
Ballou's Magazine for January.-We find
in the January number of Ballous Magazine,
which is just issued, such Complete collec-
lion of stories, romances, poems, eDgravings,
and real useful information, that we do not
wonder it is 81 popular with all classes of So
ciety. Here we see New Years story, and
there a sea yarn, and SO we read through the
whole publication and wish for more. The
magaziue is only $3.50 per year, ar Is cts.
per copy, aud is for sale at all the news depots
in the country. Themes & Talbot, Publish
ers, 60 Congress Street. Boston.
The chronological journal for December is
at hand. Among the Magazines we receive
each mouth, none are more carefully perused
than the chronological, on account of its
sound views on everything related to the
times. 1t is progressive aud reformatory, but
never deals 10 vague and ilusory. schemes,
like most of the so-called progressive publ
cati MS The December number contains
among other good things. Judge Daily, Of
New York, with a fine portrait; An Old
Bone of Contention An able Review of Mr..
Beecher's Life of Christ; The Bridge of Mo-
lion, or Recent Scientific Developments
Laura's Experience, a Strange, but True Love
Story; Gen. Robt. A. Cameron. the Colorado
Colonist; Chicago; Chronic Catarrh, its Cause
and Cure; Thought, in Sound and Motion
The Geological History of Man; The Faculty
Of Order and its Culture; Working at Night;
The Deserted Village. Single Nos. 80 cts.
SO 90 year. A new vol. begins with the
next number. S. R. Wells, Publisher. 389
Broadway, New York.
The american Stock journal for Decem-
Der, contains engravings Of Sacred Cattle,
Houdan and Game Fowls, also, Pig and Poul-
try Houses, with plans and elevation, besides
some twenty we'll written articles. that should
be read by every Farmer. Specimen copies
will be sent free, by the Publishers. n. P.
Buyer & Co., Parkesburg, Pa. Price, S per
year.
american Sunday School Worker, St. Louis.
The November number of this magazine is a
good one. An effort was made to get all the
different denominations and Sunday Scho'
Journals to follow one course of lessons but
we learn that Schools will have the choice OF
five or six courses Of lessons next year, instead
of being restricted to one. The number be-
fore US contains "The Worker' List, with an
able Editorial article thereon, which we com
mend to the attention of all who are askins
the question, What course Of study shall We
adopt next year in our Sunday School? The
Publisher is j. ". Mcintyre, ST. L,niS. M.
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