The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-07-09
WoodWorth's Youths. Cabine

Slill under the editorial charge OF FRANCIS
G. W%ouDwURrn, and filled with the choicest
gems for The young, commences a new Serie :,
with the issue OF the numher for July, 1881.
This numhe, is now ready. Now is the time
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cents To II amman, To all other sui scrihers in
the Un on a reduction Of almoSi one hall from
the Old tbs. The publisher anticipates, jas the
result vi this liberal reduction, a large and I'M
mediate addition 10 his subscription list from
every part Of the country, as he former high
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ceiving The work by mail.
Woodworth's Youths Cabinet, in its reading
matter, in the number, variety, an beauty OF
it, illustrations, and in its general costume, now
stands al the head of all monthly publications.
ioI the young 1t is unqualifiedly The best
Youths magazine in American Brd'eiboro
Democrat. 1T is a model for all works offs
class. We cannot too warmly commend it,
" y. Tribune. alt gives us pleasure TO re-
commend il 10 our southern iriend>."-BdH.
Vest. Continent Best magazine for youth
we have ever SEM Christ. Adv. g. Jour. at
is a little world within il>elL"-N. y. hide
pendeut. Best publication of its class that |
am acquainted with" -Rer. Dr. adams.
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