The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-05-19
LITERARY DEPARTMENT,

to which much time and attention is devoted in pre-
pairing and selecting such matter as may be carried
with pleasure and profit into the parlor or to the
hearthstone of our most exemplary citizens stories
for the young people, proverbs for the old facts for the
matter of fact and fiction for the lovers of the marvel
lous
1t will also contain tho latest reports OF fashions
valuable recipes and useful hints for housewifery.
cooking preserving &c. moral essays for the insruc
ton of youth, historical sketches, biographies of dis
tingushed men of the past and present century, vnlu
able essays scientific and philosophical subjects.
records of new inventions DC de- together with such
n synopsis Of
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
cannot fail to please the great of newspaper
| readers. The
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Is attended TO with great care and all tho dscov-
cries in tho science duly explained and recorded This
Is department which, generally speaking, has been
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great influence upon the interest of our country Il Is
the endeavor of the editors of this paper give il that
attention to which its importance justly entitlesi The
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the times mpartially to chronicle the
Great Improvements of the Age!
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