Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-26
Ne,C Publications.

We have received the first eight mum
bers of Suiton's Leisure Hour Miscellany,
reproducing the plates OF the London Art
Journal published by The Aldine Com
pany, New York. This work will be
completed in forty parts, is published
fortuightly and sold by subscription only.
Each part opens with fine engraving.
representing. in these numbers great
variety oil subjects. Ten or a dozen
minor pictures are scattered through IhI
book and the remaining space il occupied
by miscellaneous reading matter. Price
% cents per part.
Scribner's publication, the Monthly,
and "St. Nicholas" TOT February, are 10
hand TIE monthly is unusually inter
ostiug, and tull OF valuable matter. My
Tourmaline Is completed. but does not
finish in strain consiste nj with the fever
of excitement and expectation which the
previous chapters had induced. DE-.
tIollan Is STORY of Ssvouoaks" is grow
ing in interest. and we are coaIilent that
il will not 4 ,Llcu out at the iin.l ouI. 81.
Nicholas is the most va liable contribution
to juvenile literature OF the age. and we
are glad TO see that il is being introduced
quite extensively in this county.
Harper Il Bros. send their Monthly,
Weekly ard BIzT regularly, and we
always welcome them heartily. SIch
valu ,ble aud world renowned works
should be in the hands of every one OF
our subscribers. We copy many OF our
best mscoIaneou. and literary scraps
irom the Magazine.
Arlhur's illustrated Home Magazine
for February j. in hand, fall OF good
reading Tor The ladies and for households.
+. 5 Arthur x SIn, Philadelphia. SD
per year.
Billon's Monthly ioi February, has a
large number OF very readable articles,
poems. sketches, etc For light reading
particularly when trayeing-il Is in
dispensablc Boston.
We club the Nursery with the Ort0rd
Democrat ior $500, regular price - 10.
This liberal reduction places this valuable
magazine within the reach OF all families
in the County. and we hope that this offer
will be accepted, aud many little children
will be made happy by hearing and read
Ing The beautiful and interesting stories
aud poems, ani in loo>ius at its pretty
pictures, during the coming year.
The illustrated Household Magazine,
with which i, Incorporated Woods
Household Magazine has been placed on
slr table. IL cjntlin, 4 good variety oil
mi,eellIncsu, natter very happily Illus
trltcL. PFC. oaiy : pr year.
The Atlantic Tor February. lN'J. is
strons number. William Culen Bryant
opens The number with remarkable
poem entltie "TIe Two Travellers, aud
Henry W. l. IngtslIOw contributes another
"i his poem, thIt have spyung from his
Italian recJlleciiOns, Monte Casino"
Edmund G S.eJmIn. J. I. Trowbridge,
Celia ra,Nter, X tie T.. O,!lol. ara th1
other poets oi The nIm5er. Henry
James. j.. cJntilues his novel "ROderick
HuI,on.' Mwk Twain gives "A Cub
Pilots experience or learning tue river. -
Frank L. SlnbJrn conIinues his sketch OF
john BsoSns Vagina C4mpaisn."
giving ill, Rs Inn0iIIacJ IN Xmas"
Reoeal literature art. aud education are
FULLY represented by reeieHs Or new
books and Lh9 il,oa..loa Gf iss.A topics
Single o. specimen numbers. 50 cent.
yeary subscription. 81 90. The Atlantic
will ba sent free oil postage 10 all sub.
scriOers for 1875 IL o. Houghton X
Co.. Boston.