St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-09

ON SATURDAY, THE FIRST
Day OF JANUARY next, the FtRsr
SUNs.R oP NEW SERIES OF this refined
rtYHHn', cheap. and universally popular
FAMILY NEWSPAPER, will be presented
to the public, printed on fine white pa.
dor, and new and beautiful type, man.
nfacture expressly COR the purpose.
This arrangement will afford all who
de"ire 10 rrceive The work, an opportu.
nifty ct commencing their subscription
with the beginning Of The wear.
A NEW NOVEL,
translated from ;he German bv gracn.
FIJI and brilliant American author, enti.
q, i
WILD FLOW ERS,
will adorn The columns Of the for;hcom
ing new series.
Mr.. Willis will continue his usual
editorial iabours writing on the passing
topics Of interest as they occur He will
also give, from time to time passages
from his Travels in the Tropics, and in
the South and West. Ills entire time
. bring devoted to the paper, the we'll
known variety and industry of his pen
will be seen in les columns as before.
Bui we have new feature to offer from
Sl1s Ia.r-,,f Iir.4,ss s.''iiis, ag.l oas shat we
h"iieve (at This period Of taste for pic.
,ucihgs of real life) will be re-eminent-
ly attractive. He proposes to give q
series of sketches descriptive Of
COUNTRY LIFE WITHIN CITY
REACH.
The Town, ns heretofore. will be a
leading topic NOT its trfles, fashions and
amusements merely, though :hese are
noted with care. The weekly chronicle
Of the Town, comprises notices, more
or less minute, according to circums'an-
.ces, Of the important lectures, meetings
:works OF art. schemes Of improvement
and bcnevolence, new enterprises dis
coveries and inventions, as we'll as the
popular entertainments.
lSrEFEsrING TO LADIES'" is the title
Of one department. Special pains art
taken to select from the news and litera
ture Of the world those facts and idea.
which are Of peculiar importance 10 thu
Women Of America. a iairer field fo
their industry, an1 wider scope for thu
exercise Of their genius are among the
necessities Of the time to which we shall
endeavour to attract public attention.
THF F0REIGN PAPERS will continue Il
be carefully examined, and everything
OF home interest extracted, and arranged
under the head of 4" Readings in Foreign
Journals" American papers. for q
similar purpose, will be diligently ran
: sacked.
A large number of able and distin
gtfished persons are accustomed to avail
themselves of the columns Of the Home
Journal whenever they desire to COM
municate withthe public. These con.
tributions are a valuable feature Of the
paper. A
This copious, comprehensive and ele.
gantiy printed Family Newspaper is now
acknowledged to be the indispensable
drawing room gazette of the country. A
home Is hardly complete, We think we
may safely venture to say, without the
HOME JOURNAL. which is the
Chronicle Of all that interests all classes
Of Society, ard Of the intelligence which
most enlivens an American Home. New.
York is the great centre, and here, at
Z the fountain head Of novelty. incident.
literature and foreign news, the Home
Journal is printed and published. Its
editors, (Geos p. Morris and ". p. Will
lis, devote their entire time. skill and
experience to the task of giving, each
week, Every THING WOarH KNOWING.
TERMS. For one copy, 81; for three
copies, 05. or for one copy for three
years, S5.-aiways in advance. Sob.
scribe without delay. Address.
MORRIS & WILLIS,
Rditcrs. LOT Fulton street; New York.
November II, 1889. 80.