Tt ought to be supported not more! Bengal, but also in other parts of Indi Standard.
IfMr. Aratoon, the Editor, is able every month to come up to time with as entertain-is miscellany, the success of his periapical isensured, We think the low rate of subscription, Rs. 12 per annum, should make it a popular magazine all over the Haat—Rangooe fail.
The City of Palaces may well be proud upon being able to number a periodical like the *Caleutta Magazine" among her publications, and we congratulate Mr. Owen Aratoon, the Eaitor, upon his being successful in presenting India with a first class magazine. the sub scription is only Rs. 12 per annum, post free in India, and we think every family that can ford the money, ought to subscribe to it.
all events, no Public Library in India should be without it.—The Cochin Argus, Siu-75 32
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