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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07

tW The State Agricultural College
OF Michigan has proved almoat a fail
ure.-Exchanye.
Got too much mixed up with politics.
Farming and political schmsing have no
affinity. Show us farmer who il a
rabid politician and consequently an
office hunter aud the chances are that
we should see one whose farming ex-
perience has proved g. almost" or qnite
afailure. We trust the State College of
this State may prosper; if it does it will
DC partially owing to the fact that poll
tics are kept out from It.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07
New Yorklseni-Wetkly Tribune,
rarper's Illustrated Weekly Papers

ID hundred other kinds Of the most popular
n, wsrapcrs Of the country can always be found on
counter for sale. Also subscriptions receivse
tho verv lowest rates. Subscribers can rely
/, on getting their matter promptly and for their
II term Of subscription.
Remember the place, No. %. LeC!airc Row, or
the NEWS DEPOT in the Post Once.
s. II. STARR, Agent.
IN A.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07
EW Last week at Fulton. Oswef

eV The widow of Sauterre, the
brewer, who played SO prominent part
in the first French revolution, and pro-
sided at the execution of Louis XVI, is
still living. She resides in the Faubourg
st. German, and afirms that she has in
her possession the keys of the Bastile ;
also = number of curious minutes and
manuscripts relative to persons who
were imprisoned in that fortress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07
Island City saloon,
Ceenss Je0eSsea aad IllInoss Sesoess,
ROCK ISLAND.
DURDlTT 4 BUELL., Preprietors.
II. a. BURDlTT.

A GENT for Downsr's Champasns Ale. q
"a wholesale aad Sseail. Depot il basement =
Idand City Hstsl. jas 1s-d4w4s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07

N. Y Daily Tribune,
Herald,
And Times,
furnished ono year for 81 90, Six months So 50
I Tree months 81 90; one month 80 cents free o
Il stage.
Chicag pailcs 81 90 for six months: 81 rs for
tn rec months so cents for month.
ssssCinonnat and BIT. Louis Dailies received reg
III uly.
New YorklSeEi-Wetkly Tribune,
Il Clubs Of Ten payable one year in advance, at
Il. low rate Of 50 rs, free Of postage.
rhe WEEKLY TRIBUNE furnished at 81 IS.
{, of postage, payable one year in advance.
NsW York LEDGER,
Mercury,
Weekly,
LcsIie's, and
Farper's illustrated Weekly Papers,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-07

CHICAGO IRON WORKS,
ESTABLISHED IN ls4s.
Nos. 81 to OF Franklin st. Chicago, III
LETT Il co. ,.....PrOprietOrs.
Manufacturers OF xll kinds OF
ORNAMENTAL Ratings AND vERANDAHS,
BANK VAULTS, IRON DOORS,
q II II TA.fG, SIS n.
Dram e111ta1 Oa0tdnE,
and all other kinds Of
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
9. ?. LETT, W. u. CHENowErH, J. Y. JOHNSTON
oct dom
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

yIANrEn--A PERSON OF GOOD ADDRESS, QUAIL
w fed N teach horseback ria,ag 10 sct % ss,sus
q No. Ass su'h asenas up stairs, from A. n to r. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

MAKsHs COUNTING ROOMS FOE PRACTICE AND
M Instructions h BOOKKEEPING nsd husses. affairs 3.
esa suul Works cdons printed In soscs AdAossd
Tor san eAcherx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

fIvHH GERMAN IIEDBRKkANx SOCIETY WILL HOLD
their Fancy Drsss Bali The Chy Asssmbiy R,ouns on
Wednesday Feb ID 70 whieh they would posssty nve tAe
md susA measures w b taken 70 nats th satAinnssi
pleasant Il he fokes q a Admn6as
and ladAes AAd Of oaly AnA9
.so1 sollewtns ssntisasa:-O Aasnn u f. Braas
srDss bso g. 0iaubsussiss, Dr. orsysa, Cas Hauss ".
Jsi,nEaAIs $3.50 1870 fr'S, xAeR = ns{sa \
kaods, Ale1 sassse, ssaarfenssrs Chas seaw.y, Wan
sanway H. snrn, DR. ysss, r. Wgand, Jacob ar
g. r WnAmunsr Thar win b sale Of tskea door,
and none ~tn be rsssve wkho.t efceptn. ~hsh Do ns
h,rodusmg These ~ transferable Ths saan
mtss The door will require ali 10 recognized
With dresses t viii 10 In Aeudanse
Supper will be served In tho upper dining Nols
viii furnish ball and promenade The various
sses shArss q The srranxsmsns WI eadesvs su.t&a
IL high reputation winch bals Of tbs sasy already
10y Members will please call for their fyth.esrss
Hall onSsaDday And Tuesday evenings frsm 10 O'CLOCK
Pm. kRNef HrElukR, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

CHRMAN-ANKRICAN INSTITUTE, 90 wAsT TWEEN.
" second areefhs usxt ssrn Of ~ IsssAuss. tesss
Supi Of beeh from SIX 70 xxesn Of age
xn Dsaess hsoAxy February IL The plan snsrssss
tsusA RussA and German saseAaoa, prspsrng bsys for
eosxa. separate classes Tor tadiGs Hym
naska by szpsrisssed tsasssr rupis aAa.sd II
bsrdhx papaa Urcnars and fun Parsalars rsGardnx
IL Auts my be had appsatoa % Dr. n. 9k6CKn, Sos
IVES; TWsuty ssond street. Dr. Rod Duinn, No Is MArkc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND GENrIKMEN.-THR
Serzo,anh scm Of seashnG foreign lAnsasges The
being avoided. I.d,s. and S so.sas,a OF ssy sss
winter month"; Ne spanlAh or ttAdsn isaguAges
lhe pruec,en,y attained ia three weeks BY thts
system r. erud 10 what generally eEred, vita great
ors sixty leaons through OF he absurd old methods
tpendor inciuded) Tor hing The above
For fun particulars apply 70 r. Alba, 81 Ess
Twenty hrss street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

nUMARs CHEAP DANCING ACADEMY, 257 B0wgaY.
~ lessons ~ per month. Mondays and Tnursiays 81
rueeday Fridays ladies' afternoon alsases ocock az
Socock spsccs Abundance Is Private lessons ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13
CAAND MILITARY rETR AND DRILL
VI or TIE
INDEPBNl ENCE GUARD,
Company @, Twelfth Regiment,

ACADEMY UF MUSIC,
Tuesday evening, February H. 1901
Ttakets, -
Admitting eentlemAn and hdteG.
GRAND CALICO DRESS AND CHICK APRON BALI.
VI will be given nj The Howard Dan sing AeaAsay Ne A.
Howard street, Monday evening, feb b. le60 A1nAioa
cent.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.
u 10000 STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS)
- CIGARS
$50 lbs. SMOKING TOBACCO.
PURE TURKISH, warranted
mEERSHAUM PIPES.
Sole Agent for Frederick JuStus'
SMOKING TOBACCO.
HIRAM F. FOX, Old Stand,
lS9 Baltimore street.
jel5H Bird door from Light street.
FNHOS. Il. WEBB,
Il IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
Keeps constantly fine brands of Cigars Chewing Smok-
ing and Fine Cut Tobacco,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
jele-tf No. l2St. Paul street
HAVANA CIGARS.--Just received, per steam
Il Baltimore superior lot Of Cigars, for sale
wholesale and retail, By
G. o. DkMUTH & co,
No. 40 n Charles street,
1 apis-tf + doors above Lexington street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

Its columns have recently been very materially enlarged,
and new features will be from time to time introduced
render not only additionally attractive the FAMILY
CIRCLE, but still valuable medium reference for
the FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN
THE DOLLAR WEEELY EXCHANGE contains the general
and political intelligence given in THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
and especial will be taken during the progress OF the
present political campaign to include in its columns the
latest and reliable reports State Parties
North and South and of the changing aspect affairs
that always accompanies the struggle for the Presidency
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace a con
slant variety of choice NOV ELLETTES TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING;
selections from the EDITORIALS OF tbs EXCHANGE
REVIEWS of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT, exhibiting the State of the markets, at hcmC
and abroad, up to the latest moment, and FARMERS
COLUMN wherein much valuable information in relation
to Agriculture will always be found.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28
THE DAILY EXCHANGE,
X E r r & C o =.


N. E. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS.
THE DAILY EXCHANGE printed upon clear white paper
and with boli and distinct type, which is constantly
newed thus Offering merchants and others making use
Of its columns peculiar advantages FOR the conspicuous and
attractive dis play of their advertisements which, in
necon with its already large and steadily increasing sub
scripon list makes it the most desirable medium for adj
vertsing presented to this community.
E1- NO EXPENSE OR LABOR Is SPARED to furnish
the readers OF TIE EXCHANGE with tie most prompt full
and authentic intelligence upon all matters of public inter
est, domestic or foreign
In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially in
all that relates to its REPORTS Of THE DOMESTIC
MARKETS. it has established for selfa reputation which
justies the merchants of this city in recognizing it
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all these subjects in which
their business interests involved whilst the leading
tncal and Commercial topics Of the day come under
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests of commerce and the state of the markets
constantly and intimately affected by the aspect of polt
cal affairs throughout the world, that journal which
apies be anything than commercial repor-
daily price current must necessarily devote
able space to the dissemination of political Intelligence and
the discussion of political questions In this department of
the paper which, apart from its commercial importance,
also peculiar and exclusive interest of its
is the object ofTnE EXCHANGE to preserve position of
honest and fearless independence, equ ally removed from
serVie partisanshp upon the hat !, and mjd
trality upon the other.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28
I
au22lw No. Sc North Charles street. Baltimore
MISS d. T. KILBOURN'S
1S1 DAY AND BOARDING SCH Oh
CLASSICAL, ENGLISH AND

~ FRENCH SCHOOL.
REV r. s. HITCHCOCK will reopen his School the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. at No. II Lexington
street, between Charles and Liberty streets au2I If
MFR. AND MRS. A. B. EUSTIS' ENGLISH
INLAND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, at
No 81 n CAREY STREET, near Franklin Square,
=The duties of this School WILL BE RESUMED on
MONDAY, September 10th.
Circulars be obtained by application TO the Principals
at their residence aul6n
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR

The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
in September. The of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction Of
an efficient Faculty Of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education at the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
educatondor their daughters with the comforts and ad
yatages of the Christian family invited to examine the
School.
Fol terms of admission and further information address
key. GEO. LEWIS STA LEY, Principal Mount Washington,
tIrutT To Nnrr Ia in1-.t
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28
cf0r SaIt
horticultural.
GU ANO! G U MOI!

a. U o! GUANOI!
a5p f2a al a55 % FfTPz @ M6oa ReS DE
retail on tie very best terms Sa ard ID, t t
Our supply Of PERUVIAN is ample for the season. and
we deliver as TTsG&qEEsSff s iFo %%As4FsEHoUsE
thus saving the farmer every expense.
~" ''''N MEXICAN GUANO
Pcs two ' former Being the richest
imported in this market and will be sold by the cargo
or o SlnrE STOCK cSi Of
Is all ofas SEASONS mportaon and free from those i'm
pe' Wh's PREa S Eaqf II 6 Ffsn aR
own N apd Rys to be F the hest 6 aS
deem it superior to anything which can be applied
GROUND BONES,
Finely Fo"aerSsaA E S9P g ESTE6 E GGHNo,
Of the various brands at the RaNqfEt Go
auls-tf u South street
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE.
Keeps Horses in fine condition. economises largely in
feed lean animals speedily and keeps them healthy
Casks Containing AS feeds sI half casks
jul7-u corner Pratt street and McElderry's wharf
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
Il Has completely reYolutonised the system Of feeding
Horses Cows, Sheep and Hogs in England. All feeders
and a breeders Of stock ono gis it S3f X
TNHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
II given to an oyerworked horse re.tores him; it
brings dainty feeders to their appetite; 1t gets INN ana
jni7oT ~ MICboNALD DUGDALE
FSHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
IL Pays for itsefin short time and produces sayng
horses look and feel and work better Try i'll Sold by
jul7-tf MACDONALD 4 DUGDALE.
MARYLAND COMPANY S
W ER,PHOSPHATE OF LINE.
Warranted superior thing Of The kind now in use
w.. No. Corn and Flour Exchange B t ',,s
TINO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
FERTILIZER-equsl to Guano and cheaper than stable
Manure being alluyal deposit composed OF I'm Po anu
near the Cattle Show Grounds Distance from Charles ST.
avenue half mile at Cattle SHOW Grounds quarter Of
s mI1s ft lG abby Stg At ss South street
Price so cents per cart load Je22-u
RAKER'G AND JARVIS ISLAND
The undersigned have bsen appointed by W H. WErB,
--'i'' AGENTS F0R THE STATE OF MARYLAND
R.KER,s Av5 5oE fg IEE StLE 81 AND cr.vo
and prepared to supply dealers and farmers with any
quantity of the at lowest established prices hand
some and SuOs'AH THE P BRK e 9sgr ISLAND
Is now well established as the most valuable phosphate
which have for sale, imported direct into BALTI
MORE per ship Mary Bradford 1t contains as per analyst
together with its peculiar combination with various Vau
able properties and its great souhy renders the richest
'',' TIE JARVIS ISLAND
Is also OF direct importation into ms market contains
THESE GITANOS are warranted genuine, pure and un-
aduterated and every package bears the name of the i'm
porter. STATE INSPECTOR and our own brand.
~ The BAKEK'S ISLAND GUANO can only be obtained
Pamphes con aiming the history Of these Guanos cer
Gates from IN and scon G g9 s Tp3n
recons for their can be obtained at counting
Grain and Guano Warehouses,
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building,
Wood street, BOwlys wharf,
iu9tf Baltimore.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28
THE TRT-TYEEKLY EA CHANGE
Is PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AN } SATURDAY,
And contains all the reading matter o. THE DAILY Ex
CHANCE, including its general and political nelgence its
kilograms reports ofloca affairs and public meetings. its
accurate and impartial reports of the markets. both foreign
and domestic its review of books; its carefully pre-
pared abstracts of foreign news and its editorial articles
thus given in every department the latest information
ceived in the city up the day of publication.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28

STEEL WAREHOUSE
Nj. KEITH, Jr., & son,
NAy iGGGss S & CO,
SQUARE CAST s STEEL rs IL f. fSyt'' T. Et'h'
fpt6jH1hBLE, SHEAR Am ;'~'>7
ENG SH BLisTER, GERMAN AND HAMMER STEEL
aaessn CAST STEEL i E EEF4.H. CHARLES ST.
II WATERS / AZ 5c6 GTATCT0RT PRICES
No So8rm CHARLES STREET,
GEFEF1 iy ASP AEfE 1S$3TTFSF
LOWEST FA 15E1S PRICES.
SQUARE, FLAT AND ROUND STEEL,
OF THE vA T5 s E 7 3ioG aEBEE OF STEEL
WILSON, IIAwKsw 0KTH, ELLISON 4 CO,
WE OFFER KIN fNB TR5fS TO
wEcALL PARTlc Gfi.RE ATTENTION
VERY LARGE e STOCK OF
OF pIssroNs CELEBRATED H1KE aus afE L
h < MERI H5iI HARDWARE. 'S0 H. NA''O' 'A
IA yAyt y K dTTRE n! B. : ! ! S GEEiwys
% SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES,
AMERICAN FLASK AND CAP CO.'S GOODS
DISSTON'S HAND, MILL, CROSS. CUT AND CIRCULAR
W. B. DOUGLAS PUMPS AND GRINDsToNE FIN
ROY &C0'S wROUGHTBUTTS, STRAP AND T. HINGES
STANI Ely RULE AND LEV FL. CO.'S GOODS,
PARKER'S COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, &c,
BLOOD'S, PHILLIPS AND WHITES IATCHEfS,
FENN'S AND MANNS AXES, AND GENERAL AS
SORTMENT OF SHELF HARDWARE auI8u.
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS.
FRANCIS B LoNEY. VIM. R. BARRY. RoBT. s. FINLEY.
IRWIN NEALE JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT.
f. b. LONEY & CO.,
SuccPssoRs To ScuAEFFER & LoNEY
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
I'll A II ID w A T.
CUTLERY, GUMS. &C.
AGENTS FOR COLTS PATENT PISTOLS, RIFLES. &c;
Nos. and 3 HANOVER STREET.
BALTIMORE,
Invite Country Merchants visiting this
city examination OF their stock which in variety ana
price surpassed either in this of the Northern
cities. auI-u
GPEAR BROTHERS,
- HARDWARE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Al SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale at Factory prices general assortment or
AMERICAN HARDWARE,
Embracing AXES. HATGIETS, TACKS, BUTT HINGES,
SHOVELS, FORKS, EDGE TOOLS, SAD IRONS, PUMPS,
LOCKS, BELLS, SCREWS, RULES, GIMLETS, AuGuRS,
COUNTER AND PLATFORM SCALES, FlREPROOF
SAFES, COFFEE MILLS, SPOONS, PLANES, &c, &c
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28
THE MONTHLY EXCHANGE

0fwhich OVER TEN THOUSAND COPIES printed,
is published the first Of each month"; for The months of
February, March and April and August, September and
October of each and is exclusively busness
men of the West and South GRATUITOUSLY-thus afford
ing The best advertising medium people
of Maryland 1t crculates throughout the entire South
and and viii be and read by buyers than
all the other papers in Baltimore together.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-28

NTEILBACHER Il PAUL,
w No. q GERMAN STREET, BALT.,
Manufacturers and dealers in. Havana and Domestic CT
CARS offer to the Trade the following brands and styles
of Cigars, viz:
5O0g0 Peabody Flor de havana Londres,
l0G0 do. " Regalia
$4,000 do 90
100000 La MontaneSa, Comunes.
200,O00 Naiad Queen, Concha.
100000 Great Eastern, Media Regaia.
100000 Henry Clay do.
$4,000 Plantation.
All of their manufacture and warranted to give salts
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
cHARlLEs o N:

1
The citizens of this town have organized an
Association for the purpose of discussing and inresga-
ting political questions The regular meetings are held
once in two weeks. meeting held Friday evening
of last week, at which time constitution was presented
by committee, TO whom the matter referred. d
During the sleighng time the generous ctizans pro-
vded ample wood piles for the clergymen the place.
and made glad the hearts widow ladies in the
same way = - t.s.i.s. s-,-.r,,:7 1- +.ss. =, -
The saw mill yards are crowded with logs. 3ss ai.
Erastus Hason of Joel D. Hall was kicked by horse
few days ago. and seriously intured-but is recovering
slowly.
On Tuesday evening of last week, Festival held
af the Lower Church, the proceeds which appro
prated to repairing the First Congregational Church.
The weather. unpleasant, but the attendance was
nevertheless, ,large-the supper abundant and sup
tuous and the social entertainment highly enjoyed The
Festival neted handsome for object above
specified It proposed hold another Festival for the
| same object, at no distant day.
Political Investigating Club has been organized
to meet on Friday evenings in two weeke com.
mttee has been appointed procure speaker for each
meeting of The Club. The nsxt meeting of the Club
will be held Tuesday evening Jan 24th which time
Mr.. o. p Brown of Ravenna, is expected to speak =
1
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18
MANTUA. N

John Leopard was severely chilled, and his
feet badly frczen on New-Ysars day. while walking on
the track of the Cleveland & Mahoning Rail Road from
Cleveland to Mantua. BE had been West. returning
home became short Of money, when he endeavored to
reach home foot BE had come as far as solon when
the prvaon of food and the intense oyerpowered
him. He began to be sleepy and dream sat down on
the ground, took off his boots and being unable put
them again, wrapped his feet ir his coat and
this condition abou, half houi when he was dscov-
cred by persons by, and carried to dwelling
The next day he brought to his mothers. He will
doubtless lose part of foot ard perhaps of BOTH
Some of the Western Roads ought to pay him round
sum for depriving him of clothing the value of
several dollars to pay for few miles travel.
few evenings since, Mr.. Jonas White slipped and
fell. dsocating bis shoulder. No being present
procure surgeon. he remained in this condition till the
next day, when promptly reduced by Dr. Ferris
Mr. Whites Daguerrean Rooms have been removed
from Mantua TO solon, Mr.. Plum, pupil of Mr.. VS.
expects to take charge of them. Mr. White thinks of
locating ia Cleveland. si7s
Mr.. Frosttas three year old heifer which weighs
over seventeen hundred pounds, and a two year old
weighing about thirteen hundred. refuaed $3.50
for them. ...,,.5 -.7ss ---.s-- ss.s.-s-
Mr.. Charles Parker, the West line of Mantua rais
ed from three rods of ground thirty bushels of carrots,
the of sixteen hundred bushels to the acre. If
any one has beat this, would like to bear from him.
We stepped into Tinker Jones's machine shop. for
moment the other day. and found, usual everything
moving with energy, They devotng themselves
principally the manufacture of Moving Machines aa
expect to out ifty or more Their Machines look
quite different from those ordinarily made, there
no doubt that they good, not betsr than the
best. - 7s1s --9
The school teacher in District No has left his school
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-18

The HOME JOURNAL. - Morris q. Willis,
Editors.-The Home Journal is most truly paper for
the Home, of good taste. The new volume commenced
on The first day of January Among the many choice
and desirable articles promised the new year. we have
frst-JESrY PRoupFooT. of American history
by distinguished author = - ~ 80 sz.;it'
The romantic events which this story is founded
occurred inte troubled times of 1872 Immediately be.
fore the close Of the Revolutionary war and the reeo
milton Of American Independence time when stranSe
events brought strong character, mighty trials
corresponding heroism. The romantic Imagination
in vented fiction more exciting than the historical
passages of these times Manly bsroism and voTnanv
devc lion wrought the highest degree through
chain OF events less exciting Than strangenot less
strange than true s,s7 5asffi -ff7ss a-' 7Is-
Next will follow brilliant Venetian Tale by Octave
Feuilet, the celebrated author of The Romance of
Poor Young Man, and circulation of which
both in the New aud Old World been nnrecedent
ed ami given him place amongst the first of living
elists The tale is of surprising interest,"
with Incidents and highly descriptive of Italian li
ais and manners is translated ON the French by Mrs
Marian NJ. Puiien, expressly for the Home Journa
Gen. Geo. P. Morris, the ''song-wrer of Amer lea,
viii during the year, any skeches songs
ballads, N. p Willis will give continuous series OF
Photographs OF the Hour embodied in his journal of
the prominent persons and Leading product in the
fashionable, artistic, and Intellectual world He win
give of his picturngs of home life and rural family
sympahes and interest outdoors and in, and more
of the memoranda for nvalids. which his experience
correspondence with invalds and practsed observation
on this subject enable him to write
Barry Gray will contribute series of papers under the
style of .sMy Friends and r. s = esi5s
To the above reference of of some of the speciaies
of this pape add generally this is leading ana
liable literary Journal and should con-
stant VISITOR in every home of refinement and in every
circle where elegant literature and Art find friendly
hearts .a1ft,1
TERMs-For one copy. s2 for three copies, $5; fo1
club of copies, S10 for club of fifteen copies
$40; and thar for larger ciub-aways advance.
Address, MORRIS & WILLIS, 107, Fulton st. NY.