The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1862
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

A new series of this universally popular
family newspaper will be commenced on the
fourth day OF January neXt-printed as here
totore. on the finest Of paper and with the best
of type.
Besides the incessant labOrs of the editors
on the various departments of the paper, the
beautiful story by an American Wife, called
CHRISTINE,
which has never been equalled by any similar
publication, and the
LOOKINGS-ON AT THE WAR,
will be continued in the volume for 1852 In
this series of sketches Mr. Willis will continue
to give such better studied and more deliber-
ate views of the great movements as are i'm
possible to the haste of writers for the daily
papers including, of course. sketches of the
prominent men, and descriptions oil the most
stirring scenes a the seat of war
a. number of other Attractive and Racy
features will be introduced, among these a
new work, by Edward S. Gould, Esq, entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE;
Or, Episodes Of Gig Life.
This work by Mr.. Gould will be carried to the
full proportion of modern novel, and will
therefore. occupy our columns continuously
for at least six months.
Also an original novel, entitled
WHO is THE HEIR2
By Barry Gray.
The opening scenes of this brilliant story are
laid on the coast of New England, and amidst
the breezy hills Of old Berkshire. As the mar
rative progresses the scene changes to SOU
thern city, and finally is transferred to New
York. The plot turns upon point of inherit
tance, and the interest of the story commences
with the first chapter, nor ceases until the end
is attained. The tire in which the events
occur covers the past twenty years and many
of the characters introduced arc drawn from
life. Also, new and beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY.
BY Oliver Bunce,
author of "Lifc Before Him." ETC. An Amer
lean tale delineating various phases of rural
and town life, turning mainly upon some hi
therto undepicted relations between love and
genius, woman ana ambition. 1t presents a
three-fOld picture of the sex--the woman of
the world, of genius, and of love-and con-
trasts with these the subtlety as we'll as the
power and aspirations of man. And
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENCE;
or letters from the leaders of our fashionable
Circles III New OTk ana tue Otner capitals, DIV
which our readers will be Enthusiastically kept
informed of the changes and progress of what
is commonly understood by the 'sgay world
"a portion of our fellow beings, about whom,
there is no denying, we all feel a moderately
news-loving curiosity. As we have taken
some pains to arrange the resources for this
new feature, we premonish our readers OF its
agreeableness with considerably confident
satisfaction.
All the former peculiar features of the pa
per which have given it a worldwide reputa.
ton will be continued, while several new ones
VIII add most spicy variety to its already
diversified pages.
TERMS.-For one copy, 81; for three cop
les, $5-or one copy for three years, SIS for
G club OF seven copies, $40; for club of ff-
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club-always in advance.
Address MORRIS AND WILLIS
Editors and Proprietors,
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