Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-04-07
The HOME JOURNAL The Home

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There are few families of cultivated habits
few # those who seek 10 eniiven and
make home The most Intelligent and at
Iractive pac who do not np~ receive it.
1t is read We believe wherever run The go 4
threads of domestic happiness and true
M rial refinement. which are woven 80 thick
y into tue stronger ami c''h' ser web OF our
country's indus rs and n.rgetIc prosperity
The iiom- Journal is the SPEAKER to The
hearts Of this hu.y nati"li. In tile hours
given tn happiness and relaxation.
Our increased subscription enables us to
command both more material and more
assistance than we have heretofore us
up II ciIe paper. W. are now able to trahs-
fer some of the m. rely lah"rsuus dep rtmrnt
to other Iva is. This enables us 10 c try
out Il very che rished design of our "wn-
one OF which We have long seen the value,
but which We have deferred, simply and
only from not having the time and ia''or to
o Justice TO it. We now annnuEce II,
however, and vi endeavor in SOME mea
sure to describ il under the head Ut
a NEW FEATURE.
Every ore knows no" ii tea table or even
ing G rcie is eniivene by the comi"5 III OF
an intelIige,t man. who knows ali the new
ideas afl ut, and tells them briefly, happy.
aud IF hand iu the way of .rii,iary Cob
v.rsatlon.
Such a person gives yo" the substance
of ail the daily papers. in three "r fur
sentences-teils YOU the plan and morAi of
u new DO. K in dozen WORDS Civ the
essence Of - sermun thu core If n public
speech. the key t" n public CHI rae er, the
- rlt If an article i'll u review, the rUvelty
III fashion, the las, turn, in puliics-aI
briefly and all without detail TT tinmmery
leaving il with you, as material for yours
own discussion and gossip. We mean to
jut down. for readers, in the fe~est wo.d DIS
p"ssibe, every new idea that falls in our
way. A W, read. as people drol in and
tax as We ok about i'll ",r walks, We shall
he on The look gu, for iieas aAd novelties -
giving tb. M in the hriefest shape under the
bead OF MINIS. 81 GOSSIP.
Formerly We used t. lay such memoranda
as de- t" write about it We should find time
-u.w. We shall give them to our Rad, RS.
to discuss themselves. In this way. the
subscriber to the Ii. me Journal will stand
II chance t" get holt. ia some way or other,
at every new idea that Is going.
The other p pular features of the paper
will he continued ;-Skrtches # Bellies,
Por'raits ot public 'haracttrs, descriptions
of stirring eve, Is in New York. news "i
fa-h:"n aud manners. phi, es of gay and
terary s"ciety. any new fun nr f"ll.-in
short. PICTURE OF THE wnRLD AS 1T PASSES.
We have scare. thnughr it nects sary to
mention, however, What our readers well
understand, that we take car. also t.
chr"uice and a,ivanc. every interest of
benevo.e, ce md moral improvement, aud
strive hard to make te Home J, urIal TO
less useful al improving than it is enter
taining and "riginai.
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OF which the remembrance is renewed every
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