The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-19
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THE HOME JOURNAL.
npIrEp DY MoRRIs y WILLIS,

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10 renewed exeriions by the extraordinary
increase which has taken place in their sub.
scription list during The past year, have re-
organized their whole establishment upon Q
NEW AND EXTENDED BASIS:
and have put such resources into operation
for the coMISo YEAR as will enable them be-
yond all question, 70 render lHE HOME
Journal, decidedly the
BEST WEEKLY PAPER OF THE AGE.
The first number Of the NEW VOLUME will
during The first week Of January
sn. Ii will be printed oapaper ofth fin
Z. Esesare, manufactured expressly for the
~ and with ncr type, Il will contain
G ORIGINAL FEATURES Of great
s4 pecus2r Interest. Among them the
fyppric,ors have much pleasure in announ-
icing an ,i&a
OHIGlNAL NOVEL,
liom the pen ofld ehighly gifted women g
The West, cni,leda ~
SEQULl. no THE WANDERING Jlllsl
BY META v. FULLER.
This remarkable work ubounds in Interest
OF the % sIa,ling description. and is one
Of the ~ 11teetise ana delightful blend'
incs Of d1;I|1 / Vnd reality that has ever
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The interest which Is so vividly and uni
scfsaiIy felt in any poriraitures Of those
etnong Us wlo are gifted by i.aiure with W.
usual beauty, or who exercise great influence
by uncommon personal grace, lovelinrss and
accomplishment, has suggested 10 US 'he
idca OF portraying such idols Of the prcseh'
hour by description. Wewoposc. iha, is 10
say, 10 give PEN AND INK PoRTk,ITsoF
THE BELLIES OF CUR TINE.
ny n. p. willis.
These verbal portraits will describe feafdrbs
manners, and causes pf attraction and fasts'
nation; and az, Of course, no names will be
given, they will involve even less publicity
than the engraved ILLNESSES in Book oi
Beauty, being subject 10 identification only
friend; aud acguniniances. We shall moi
sonfine ourselves TO single nor TO married
ladies but shall portray loveliness wherever
We have seen it in this our American galaxy
Of Woncn--,he Brightest, we safely and
conGd nIly say, after much observation oi
other countries, which The world can. show
| The portraits will appear, from time 10 iimc,
in thc progress Of the coming volume.
AS il is intended, hereafter, 10 give the
suhjecl of ART more atienIionthdn It has
ele,ufore received, portion Of the paper
, win pe devoted TO information and comments
| upon tho works Of AMERICAN ARTISTS, ana
| The proceedings Of
ALL THE ART-UNIONS.
The universal demand for DR.. Culverwell';
previous works, (pripied during The pas, yea1
in TIE HOME J,URNAL) has induced the ed
itors 10 procure another series Of paper!
from the same able pen, which will be re
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WHAT TO EAT, DRINK AND AVOID
These essays from guide 10 health and
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our time: they show all people Of oil ages
sexes and conditions, now 10 liye--how tc
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for The benefit of The wEole human race.
| A series Of
|RARE AND CURIOUS DOCUMENTS
giving biIef but complete history Of the
origin and discovcryof all the useful inven
tions Of the age, will also appear
| a series of
POPULAR SONGS AND BALLADS
THE WORDS By GEORGE +. MoRRN
the music by a number Of distinguish com
posers, will also be published in the cour.
Of The coming volume, printed in the mos
acc iraie and beautiful manner. The cos
Of these, if purchased at the stores, woult
far exceed the price OF THE HOME JeURNAl
for the whole year
Besides these NEW and pEcuII,R rEA
TUREs, VIC shall continue, what has become
so popular with all classes Of readers, ou
occasional ;iansla,ions Of The BRur NovEE
and rIauAyr SroRIEs of George Sand, d.
8alzac, Dumas and others; aile the sparkling
Wit, and amusing i @3H
| ANECDCTE, NEWS AND GOSSIP,
VI the Paris:sT papers: and also Persona
Sketches, Of public characters; the stirring
scenes of the city we live ii, I. rh:onicle oi
ihe news for ladies, the fashions and fashion
able gossip; the facts and outlines Of news
The pick Of English information aud briIlgn
cy; the wit, hnmor, and patbos Of the times
essays on life, literature, socie y and morals
and the usual variety Of careful choosings
from the wilderness Of English periodica
literature, criticism, poetry, ETC., etc, etc.
In addition TO our already copious and