The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-12-05
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Arthur Home Magazine,
For 1851 F,OEs. KYLE. and XVIII
EDITED BY
T. S9rARTHUR and V. F. TOWNSEND
Deyoted to. Social Literature, art, Morals
Health and Domestic Happiness.
EDITED BY

90 well known is the HOME MAGAZINE in all
- parts of the United States and the Canadast
that we are scarcely required in the announ cemcn,
for 1861 to speak of its peculiar characteristics
All that its name implies, the editors have striyen
and will still strive to make it. a-. r- II
Our purpose has ever been to give a magazine
that should unite the attractions of choice and eLe-
giant Literature ocih high moral aims, and teach use
full lessons to men, women and children, IN all de-
grees oflife. SILL more eminently sriU this feature Of
excellence, interest and usefulness IN the reading matter
of the Home Magazine be regarded in the future UoIurnes.
isIn the January number will be commenced a neO
serial entitled .- e''t-r.. 1874. ---.
NOTHING BUT MONEY. By rs Arthur.
miss Townsend will continue to furnish shose
charming stories and exquisite picture tketches
which have been the delight of so many readers
WRITER'S OF TIE FIRST T4EEWF
!22ANDF REPUT4TION C4EI
Will give their best efforts-to- cur pages. Besides
it's dSsfdLy edited LITERAY DEPARTMENT., a
portion of the Magazine is devoted to subjects of
special interest to the Home circle 1t has a Health
Department, a Mothers Department, a Toilet and
Work Table Department, a Boys and Girls Treas
ury, AHousekeeper's Repository, a Review Depart
nent; etc. etc. etc.
20; AN ELEGANT STEEL ENGRAVING
is given in each number of the Magazine, besides
from six to eight pages of dress, mantle, and nee
dle-werk patterns, and others choice illustrations.
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will make handsome ornaments for any parlor.-
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