Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-21
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Hills The Land ne Love was blended IL
neN published by Murdoch, Browne and
nm, 100 Raliinors ST., Raltlnors, Nd, at
500 Per year. wehave read the October
,mbsr carefully aud with pleasure. IL
contains XV. articles, including the Re-
views and Green Table, on good paper
we'll printed, aud with a handsome cover,
With the exception Of some chapters, aeon
,inuatlon Of novel from ihs Cornhill Mag.
aslne, called LORI Killgobbin, the whole
number Is filled up by American writers,
who do Il honor by their contributions
Tie first article, Splierweb Papers, Il.
from the pen Of our old frisnl, John s..
Holt, OF hatcher, Miss, aud is m able re-
view OF the new theories and heresieI Of
Darwin and Spencer. Our own State Is
represented by our young fayoriie, Miss
Ne,tie T. Houston, who contributes one OF
her sweetest poems, headed; A Mercy
This Magazine Is much superior TO many
Northern ones Of NOR protension and de-
serves encouragement.
The October number Of Arthur's l.ady's
Home Magazine is before us. Tnis period
ical is similar to Gody's Lady's Book, con-
tanning some cngrAvings, fashion plate
with variety OF literary matter. 1t is
published ut Philadelphia by T. S. Arthur
& Sons No. 500 & sll Chestnut ST. at $500
per year.
From Charles Peterson, 500 Chestnut ST..
we have already the Ladies National Mag
azirc of the same stripe of Arthur's and al
the same price. The cngravings and FASH
ion plate are rather superior.
The Home and Health, monthly Maya.
zine for October comes from New York and
is published by ". II. DcPuey s. Brother
sos Broadway, for 81, so per year. 1t has
no cngravings but we think its reading
matter is of n higher order than its Phil
adelphia co,emporaries.
The Chidren's Hour is another of the
Monthly publications Oft s. Arthur 4
Sons. Price ,25 per year. II sillustra-
ted, and edited by 7. S. Arthur, WHO has
beea q very prolific ard successful writer
for children.
Another Juvenile Magazine is Demorcsts
Young America published at S3s, Broad
way, New York $l,00 per year. This is
also illustrated.
Woods Household Magazine is publish =
ed at Newburg, N Y. Sl,O0 per year. 1t
$50. tho samelcharacter of the cheaper mag.
azines, published in the larger cities, and
Just as good we have no doubt
The Summer number of the Mirror Of
Typography has come and is as beautiful
specimen as usual. This is issued quar-
terly by T. II. Senior & Company, 6 & 7
Sun Building Ny and is of much value
to printers and publishers. The work is
beautifully done and worthy Of all praise.
The Hearth and Home weekly newspa
per in quarterly form, is now published
by Orange Judd s. Co. 245 Broadway, N.
Y. 1t is avery good paper, handsomely
illustrated end may be had for $500 per
year, which it is we'll worth. The head of
Spitz Pet ornaments the first page for
Oct. It'll.
The Peoples Literary Companion is
published weekly at Augusta, Maine, $500
per year. 1t is illustrated and claims 10
have a circulation of 100000 which, in
plain English, we do not believe
Geo. P. Rowcll & Co.'S American News
paper Reporter contains card from Dr.
Helmbold to the Press, returning thanks
for its kindness to him. The Reporter
thinks the Doctor should be sustaine for
his great liberality in advertising. Surely
he has been n god-send to n great many
newspapers and has kept them from sus-
pending.
We have received the July number Of
the Land Owner, monthly Journal Of
Real Estate, published by j. NJ. Wing & Co.
Chicago, Illinois. 1t contains, with many
advertiser maps and plots of towns,
and tracts adjoining and pictures of new
buildings up or contemplated-among the
latter view of the new Masonic Temple
that is to be in Memphis, Tenn. 1t looks
grand indeed on paper.
The Song Messenger for October also
comes from Chicago and is published by
Rect & Cady, 81 Washington st. 1t is
made up Of new music and miscellaneous
matter.
We close our notices with the remark
that the Albion, an American British
weekly newspaper, published in the city
Of New York, is one of the best Of our ex-
changes in the character Of its reading
matter and the neat style in which it is
given We read it every week with much
qualification.