Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-01-09


TIE HOME JouRsAL has become uni,ersA
There are few families of cultivated babits-Jfev
of those who seek to enliven and make home ,hs
most intelligent and ot,ractive ylaceG~-vb o So No,
nnw receive II L, is road we bsI;aye wbsrsyar
RIM the pnld threads of domest;c b,n,;noss ord
tree moral refinement ub;cltara unven or th;.Llv
into the strong and ronrse ,yeh of onr oonn,r,s
industry and energetic nrosneritv The Uons
Innrnoi ;s Tho snooSor 70 ptbo 80 f III, 49,
nstinn in tha 30 o;non =" Lannnss ~
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u US. nenloeI u = 'he he" eSrles VIII se ~
Sueu oh the nrst D, january next. New suoscrio-
es c"n oe suppheu rom tnat gate Du, lmmeet
ave hpPnc"Noh vi y necessary ,or suen as uesIe
10 oeg!n az 'ne Gee'nning' hohe Is naruiy
wi,bnnt the Ha'ne Lu,.aai wh;cb hes;ds. hhs;nyy
nv 'he tV me .o"n"" nIp e?u oe'nS
W ~ n'Hisen
uoois"Su ~ ~ u" Al" ~ 'n" rtu"o 70
~ o\oLo' : '"n "nu "iLLiel ue'ete
of pivino. each week. everything worth knov;ns
Tbev narticularlv keen an ave On the xbins ana
novelties Of the day. The utmost Mains a,s taken
to present the facts and outlines Of all news.
| In the literary department., we aim at sketches
and readable criticisms, and in our condcnsa.ions
Of the productions Of the vast newspaper world Of
Europe we endeavor to avoid the tiresome and le-
cal, and transfer to oar columns the pick of English
information and brilliancg, while we endeavcr to
select with a true sense of pure morals, true wis,
! and genuine humur.
Tho non Cooture for tho con;oo yeor;. On.
: that we bnvo lony thouobt of nresentino to our
reoder-tbe CnpprspnxprTcr or Fam Won b,;U;a,l
:, ,ro,,eu ,rLo eenI a.. ,eo,in,J,, The Goss,S nv ~.
, G,w WopIp Wa bava arnaced eycesd;no,x Al.
> Laar;na nr ,haso nost 900 liz ma,tars - nrss,.,
"a ali oor,nir Ito, - wos nroc;soI, n. CO..,
ooes;n With mr. suhscr;hers reouirpd as efarvss.
c cccnce IN the otherwise Lrimminc cun-nnd. with
e some difficulty we have oht,ined the consent ~
our fair CORRESPONDENTS. It was onIv ON one cor.
dition. bowever--thnt the iucoouitn. fur each.
should be strictly preserved. We agreed to this:
but, as il was important to distinguish between
their several Letters, we venture to suggest mona
de plume. such as we thought would he somewhat
descriptive of their several veins of humor. Tho
four ladies will therefore be introduced to the
readers of the next volume of the Home Journal,
as
Mrs. JAPoNIcA JONES,
Mrs. AMELIA RAYTER,
Miss LoTsA MUFFIN,
Miss JusTELLA SuMMoRE.
And from these-the four most brilliant nersops
of our city acuuaintan,e-the charming Lsttors
will he div f,rrthrnuip,
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wnv If ,rdinorv conyersat;on Sncb a ne,,on
oivcs Won the Substance Of tho dnilv naners In
three or four sentences-tells Won the nInn and
moral Of a new book in a dozen words--giye Tho
essence of "A. sermon. the core of n public speech,
the key to a public character, the spirit of an ar
ticle in a review, the novelty in fashion. the last
turn in politics-nll briefly, and all without detsil
cir or fummcry- enrinG ii Nth you, as maierial 70,