The December Magazines

jijee ciir last list of notices the followjrDecemDor magazines havo come to our ïie : U ins the conclusión of Anthony novel, Slr llarry Hotapnrof Hum ctl.vrnito; K Rovtng Conunission, i war imsponJenfs experiences in the South; '.;.p?hn Way, poem, by T. Buchanan . ) unie, ti Tale, by Harriet Prescott 'orilla, How lo go and wlicre to ,t bv J. P. Lítele ; The Keu! Uonditton of byEdward A. Poltard; ChitAmlalusla, by Florence Murryi; Irene, Tale, Part vi. ; Expansión or iWct'on, by Amasa Walker ; A Vision ' tbc Huur, poein, by Lncy IIiinHtou ■ -. Hnnthly Gsslp, Literatture. etc. snunry naniberthe vnt4i volume tered i!'ii!. witii the assttrance nfwhutever Ims hitlierto recoinmendefi iiopobllc favor wlll bc contfnèed wlth rtlmpTovements ns. experience has sujr" ..', :i ye:ir. Ait.iress J. 13 LtPPIRiirit Co, Plilladeipliia, - Th O''rUnd Montídy, ni! Uic wuy om tbe golden city of the Paclflo, Ims: lie Last of the Slbyls, Life in the Bnsh, niBd Ilis Wi.'V. Panales, Qrar'a Poak - ;!aii1 iip t, A Frontier Post and Counr, A NatnnlUt'a Hamblts in Northern nico, Mother llix!ey, Aspasm, Walker's tainistratiün in Kansas, Mr. lila's Storv, witoba- The Hel iiiver Country, A coe-cruise in Ihe Coral Sea, Hla WW to "Her Letter," by "Trnthful ' Brctt Harte, and Ctirrcnt Lltitorc. The ripers ure all readable and Müftheminore than that - instructive. "'.sn'jntber completes the vth voh.nn lijear. Adliesgjoiis II. C.vkmant & (V Washington Street, Sao francisco -ff'(feri llonrs is lillcti, a3 usual, ith l Hing, incliidiiiK Air Navjration, ut.ntinople, Carrie May, The Btllntng uda, Ritceoon, etc, Luininous Insects, IkLeason, all illustiutetl, wlth other ilesnot neding pictuces to command . ing. Fortunate is the boy or irlrl who i . receive llie Gulden Jlouri for 1871, as ri-tmis present. $2 & year. Arldress ■OoocxA Walkn, Cincinnati, Oliio. -TU Xurtery, a capital nuiuber of a ')M magazine for the Uttle oaes. lts e print, beautiful pictures, and enter ':g storlea make every boy and jirl iuto hands it lalUs dance for joy. lt ougbt iu every household in which tliere "o, three, four or flie year old, and we picasert tu be able to offer lniiucements W Uttle friends to take it for 1871. Sfayear. Address Jon L. Shokey, "'.OD. tt yurury and the Aiwcs for $3 a lt, -irttvr'i Home Magazinehiis a reada nicle and a seasonable' list of -raüoiis, fiiNhions, rorklng piales, etc., ■Uolldirections. íTo iinpure literature ÍJoverv stron meat rtnd u place In this íne. $2 a year. Also, 'Ihe UhiUlren l(r.real gem of a monthly lor the Uttle l[s pic,tures take the eye aud l theearand heart of the lambs of 'wk. lf jou a six year old in tl! Blrsobscnheforit. $1.23. Address T. eu & Sorb, Philadelplila, Ijï Engi.ish Pkimf. Uuister on tiik lnw. i ,iotn? .45, Kó. 1382, t!tfcek emiing Nov. 2ö, (Llttell fc í Button, publlshers.) contains an iin 'llarticle on Fra'ice, Gerin.iiiy and ni, (torn the Kdinöurg Ueeiew, wrltten "rader the Inxplrntlon of Mr. Glad tlieEngiisi, Prime Minister; togetli "hthc usual variciy of the best literalentlflc matter. ïllMvay, tlie lollowiog anecdote is Iih lMi'g Age. in a recent nnmfcr 'werican BookseUr's Ouide : ne'lÜh'""'11 aWHy lVown '" the Stnte ol L.in'n T'1"-' "1Ul God"'", that '-ir.au 'itaiiilinir to be matured, u i le devclopert, aml a tasín to un ■ i rtermlned to liava h pabllc ).nU aller ireat and licroic ter ■'l'-l in ralsliiï a sin til sim, ot i w the purcliasc of books. Tln-n the Mtti,10""1 chose the Pat"r as a 1 mot . "'e l" -" '" l5()st"" n-lspend '.lii1iclonsly as posslbie. IK'vmu.n1 nearly every dollar o( i A'e v" comPlt:t et of LttMtt Lio i'krVii ' "'"'. -rli.M[is, hut iust vsl amouiit oí valuable and ■ roaduiir „f ., kill(s „,1( sllH.l. we(,_tlie history, the b!ora ice Tl.. hc')lu?y. tlit; plillo.sopUy.tuc !"t, the crliicism, the licrion, l'It',! ' , V - containcd in the lunidrod .v'tlMt'u "l'll";''".'--l.a,1,l sflv . i "uttle parson gpeni the moo■■„,;" ■.il. The LmngdgeiTbie tibU,fhsoiclï"'tloii, and n ini' ble nêéwilty to all lovers or