Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From Leonard Scott & Co., we have their
&print Of Blackwood for February, and the
British Quarterly for January. Booksellers
will supply calls Tor them.
The Galaxy for March is received from the
publishers, Sheldon 6 Co., New York.
Among the new articles are one upon Horace
Greeley, b. Thurlow Weed, and one upon
Women as Inconstants," by Junius Henri
Browne, which there will be a general wish
to read. There are many articles of merit
in the number, which as whole is coed
one.
The con1biaed Catalogues Of Seeds and
Plants for 1878, Of Peter Henderson { Co.,
3j Cortlandt Street, New York, is received
numbers l7j pages; is beautifully illustrated,
and in addition, contains a colored plate OF
the new Fountain Plant" and also a hand.
some Autograph of a group OF new Fuschias.
These catalogues are mailed to all applicants
by Peter Henderson G Co., on receipt of 25.
cents. To their customers of last year they
are sent without charge; and to all purchas-
ers Of their books, Gardening FOR Profit"
and practical Horticulture" (price $40
each, prepaid by mal.) They also send them
annually, free of charge.
Peterson'6 Magazine for March is received
1t has styles for spring, and many patterns
for useful and ornamental work, besides the
usual amount of reading matter for the ladies'.
The Tribune Almanac for 1873 is received.
The character Of it is not changed from that
nj NIL o1o
other political matter, important because be-
longing to the Presidential election year,
with much other useful mattert accompany
the astronomical tables as usual Price 2j
cents.
The Herald Almanac takes the lead in
the large amount of information Of various
kinds which it contains, much of it specially
useful to men of business. 1t is now pub
iished for 1873, and is an excellent publica-
ton.
The Tuftonian for lS72-73 has been re-
ceiyed. 1t is an interesting publication issued
by the students of Tufts College, containing
articles that general readers may be interest
ed in, and many more that students and
friends of the college will appreciate. There
are many sparkling as well as useful things
in its pages.
We have received copy of "The Bates
Student" monthly magazine, published by
the class of 1874 of Bates College, Lewiston.
1t is printed at the Journal office, and is neat
and attractive in its typographical appearance.
The editors of the magazine are B. E. Stan
ford and Henry W. Chandler. Its contents
are well worthy of perusal, and the publica-
ton reflects credit on the College. Its future
numbers will be embellshed with steel en-
grazing of Benjamin B. Bates, the chief ben
cfactor of the college.
The Atlantic Monthly for March is issued,
with contents as follows: The Quarrel of
jefferson and Hamilton; The Madonna of
the Future; A Poem; The Able Galiane;
My Sparrows Robert Owen at New Lanark
Best; A Good Word for Quakers Life under
Glass; Heartbreak Hill; A Chance Acquain-
lance: John Reeds Thoughts.
The March number of our Young Folks is
published. The contents are very attractive
to children. Published by j. r. Osgood &
Co.
We have from the publishers, S. Il. Wells,
New York, copy of his illustrated Annual
of Phrenology and Physiology for 1873,
which is just issued from the press.