The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-11-28
Our Magazines.
THE ECLECTIC.

most attractive volumes OF thls sI'i
ling periodical. After an existence
of twenty-eight years, Il magazine l'>
left but little for the critic to say OF 1t, Du'
we may mention among the increased at
fractions for tue coming year that th'
Editorial Departments, including Liter
ary News, home and foreign, will be tul'
Ter and more comprehensive than ever De-
fore. Increased attention will also DC
paid to Science, and the Editor announces
that he has facilities for securing inc Dcs'
papers from the ablest writer's in this I'M
portant field. Essays, Reviews, Sketches
Serial and Short Stories, and Poetry VIII
also receive due attention. Readers whC
seek culture us well as amusement IN theii
monthly reading should patronize th'
Eclectic, and the present is Il ia'oraoi'
time to subscribe.
Published by Il. II. Pelton, l0S Ful1oI
Street, New York. Terms, 80 ayear. Bu'
we will put the Home journal ana the
Eclectic one year for 80 81.
s%cRIBNER's MONTHLY.
We have sent from Winchester, and
Franklin county, a number of subscribers
to Scribncr, and we feel sure they are wei
pleased. The prospectus for 1873 offers
extraordinary inducements to all who
love literary matter which has been pro-
nounced by the critics of the press "flnel
than any which have hitherto appeared il
any American Monthly" The beauty anC
appropriateness of its illustrations arc
unsurpassed, and it has as fine an array
of contributors as any magazine publish
ed. DR.. j. G. Holland, its conductor
has commenced in it Il story of American
Lite, entitled arthur Bonnicastle,'
photographed in form and beautifully
illustrated. The Hartford Courant says Of
this new serial novel I'VE have no in q
long time seen any story that opened sc
propitiously. Iftlie story goes on as II
begins it assures the fortune of Scribner>
Monthly for 1873" Scribncr is worth ~
Broadway. New York, But we will senC
it and the Home Journal one year for So
TIE GALAXY.
Bright, beautiful, sparkling. 1t has
madea wonderful impression for itself in
public favor, and is rich with literary
matter. Its "Drift Wood" scientific
Miscellany" Serials, Poetry, Notes of the
Day, &c, &c, are always interesting. Nc
magazine now published has any room tc
boast over the Galaxy. 1t would consume
too much space for us to tell all its attrac'
tions. Published by Sheldon IL Co., G77
Broadway, New York. Terms 81 per an
mum. The Galaxy and Home Journal one
year for SO.
LIPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE.
This is a f~avorite with us, and we much
regret that we have missed a number OF
two this year. 1t is an illustrated maya
zine, printed in elegant sly lie, just as all
works are printed at the great publishing
house of j. b. Lippincott a. Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa. We made a special visit last
wear to this house, and then and there
made arrangements to have Lippincott'S
Magazine come regular to us. We can
not do without it, and want to send Il
number of subscribers to it.. Terms foul
dollars per annuIn, or. we will put it and
the Home Journal one year for 50.
A%PpLEToN's JOURNAL.
This large, illustrated magazine, is pub
lishcd in weekly parts. 1t is chsf de gucrt
in its line. We will warrant that if any
subscriber of the Home Journal will sub
scribe for it. he or she will continue to
take it. 1t is a perfect compendium OF
useful knowledge, and if we should cvcl
quit the publication ofour paper we shall
never quit Applcton's Journal. Without
intending to be %invidious, we must say
that it gives a larger amount of reading
matter. of superior quality and diversity,
than any other magazine of the same
price. In weekly parts it will cost you
81. In monthly parts, 81 80. Address ID,
Appleton " Co., $40 and SOL. Broadway,
New York. The magazine is beautiful in
Typography, and neatly trimmed. We will
send it, in monthly parts, in connection
with the Home journal, for $3.50 per an
mum, or So if Appleton should be taken in
weekly parts. We would prefer the
monthly parts, however.
H~ARPER's MAGAZINE.
This illustrated monthly is well known
We have sent many subscribers to it, and
it still maintains its character as one Of
the most readable periodicals in all the
land. It would be useless for us to mar.
rate its recommendations. We don't ad.
mire the politics of the Harper Brothers
nor the course they have pursued in the
publication of their "Weckly," but theil
magazine is certainly a most interesting
work. Terms 81 per annum. Address
Harper 81 Brothers, Franklin Square, New
York. We will send it and the Home Jour
| nal one year for So.
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK.
A large number of our readers know al
about Godey's Lady's Book. We have
sent more subscribers to it than any othel
magazine published. 1t is peculiarly
magazine of fashion and light reading
For 1873 brilliant promises are made. A
tirst-class chrome, which sells in stores a
81, and ready for framing, will be giver
each subscriber. Price of the magazine
with chrome, 50. Address J.. A. Cooley
northeast corner Sixth and Chestnut SITS.
| Philadelphia, Pa. For S4.25 we will sent
GOucy anu cilToiuo anu Ihe llohie oouTna
for Onc year.
P%ETERsoN's MAGAZINE.
The number for December is a perfect
gem. 1t is, perhaps, the cheapest of the
really good iady's book. 1t contains
every year, one thousand pages; fourteen
steel engravings; twelve colored, double
size, steel fashion .platcs; twelve coloret
Berlin patterns; twenty-iour pages o
music; and more than a hundred ~nOveletS
and original stories by the best American