Centre Hall reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1868-1871, 1871-10-06
The Magazines.

THE AMKRIcAN ODD FELLOW Is on our table.
In its list OF contents We find numerous articles
worthy of note among them Choice Stories (;
Scientific and Curious Facts An Odd Fellow
Abroad Odd Fellow Gems Letters from I'm
der a Lamp-post Humors OF the Day Notes
Of Travel Ladies' oIo; Rebokah Department I:
Extensive Correspondence Choice Miscellany
and Poetry, etc Published by the A. o. r.
Association, No. 90 Nassau ST., n. Y. City
so per year tl.25 per vol.
THE LITTLE CoRPuRAL for October ia an at
tractive number, containing contributions from
Mrs. T.. u. Kendall, Annie Clyde, Mrs. Emily
Huntington Miller, II. Fishe Reed, Susan Cool
idgc, w. O. c., Olive Thorne, A. r. H., Mary
T.. c. Wyeth. Martha Powell Davis, Mary Spring
Walker and Madge Torhott. Three extra num-
bers are given 20 all new subscribers for 1874
who send their names before November LIST.
sl.5O q year. Published by John L. Miller,
Chicago iii
ARrHuR's LADT's MAGAZINE for October is on
our table. It contains no loEs than lve hand
some Illustrations, with contributions from the
pens Of many favorites, including the editor,
+. S. Arthur. It's table Of contents h made up
Of stories, sketches "rhe Homo Circle edit
or's department, fashions, etc.
THE dALAxY.-Tho articles Of chief interest
in the GALAXY for October are Loves Choice
q poem by Mr. Winter: Popular Fallacies," by
Benson 'srho One Term Principles" by Hor-
ace Greeley; ''Tho Neither Side Of New York, by
Edward Craspsy; "a Reminisccnco Of Alexandra
Dumaa.r by Il. Phillips "Ought We 10 Visit
Her by Airn Edwards 'erhe Great Fair" at
Niji-Novgorod, by Junius Honri Browne ''The
Eustsoe Diamonds, by hnthony Trollope and
"Drift-Wood," by Philip Quilibet.
THE Cmr.DRESs HoUR.-T. 3. Arthur \ Sons
announce that their premium for 1871 win DO
an original chrome, entitled The Church
Mouse" The Houn, edited by T. =. Arthur,
and published in Philadelphia is premium in
itself at least al the little ones think 80.
ATLANTIC MoNrmY.-Contents OF October
number Their Wedding Journey" Part Nv.
by w. ID. Howolla kate Beaumont" Part
X. BY J. w. DeForest 'srhe Intorminglinp
Of Religions" hy L. Maria Child. Two" A
Poem by T. b. Aldrich. June Days in Ven-
ioo," by H. II. "An Evening with Mrs. Haw-
Romance. Roman "by y bret ct Harie. "Watch and ward
Part III, by II. James, Jr. Free Trade
Revenue Reform, ,"by Edward Atkinson. MAR
bic or Dust7 2" Poem by Mrs. y. nj. B. Platt.
"Our Whispering Gallery" Tenth Paper. by
James T. Fields "a Love Letter, by Burr.G.
Hosmer "My Birthday" Poem by John q.
Whittier. "Kaweah's Run by Clarence King.
"On an old Latin Textbook" by L. w. Hig-
einson. Recent Literature.
OuR YouNo FoLKs.-Contents OF October
number Jack Hazard and his Fortunes,
Part X, by ]. T. Trowbrdge. "Work, Poem
by Mary N. Prescott. "Herrny at the Show
by Lulu Gray Noble. "0nly Needle" by Oh
i've Thorne. Something about Monkeys" by
NJ w. McEntee. ''Pussy-cloyer," q Poem by
Lucy Larcom. "The King Of Birds" by Har-
vey Wilder. "Molasses, Soft Soap and Cider"
n. 8. Palfrey. ''The Mouse and his Friends"
by Anna Moore. "our Young Contributors"
'dThe Evening Lamp; sour Letter Box"
With profuse Illustrations.