The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

Inc, a desirable, hence a valuable article
that 10 worth stealing. Just 80 only the
good thing is worth counterfeitiug. 1t
attests to the great value Of D. b De
Laud s. Cos Chemical Salerutus that it
has been extensively oounserfei,ed, and .
spurious article 10 green papers put into
the market. The jeuuine is always put
up 10 bright red papers, and may be had
Of the best family grocsrs in the United
FACTS FoR SoLplIRs-Throughout
the Indian and Crimean Campaigns, the
only medicines which proved themselves
able to cure the worst cases Of Dyscntery,
Scurvy and Fever, were Hol oway's Pills
aud Ointment Therefore, let every
Volunteer see that he is supplied With
them.
If the fe,der Of this "uotice" cannot
get box of Pills or Ointment from the
drug store in his place, let him write to
me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amount, and will mail box free of ex-
pensc Many dealers will not keep my
medicines on hand because they cannot
make as much profit as on other persons
make. 35 cents, IS cents, and 81 40
per box or pot.
bSMessis. ficsnor 4 Fields, Boston,
will shortly begin the publication Of q
new Juvehlle Illustrated Monthly Mags.
zine, for boys and girls, entitled
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
edited by J. +. Trowbridge, Gail Ham
ilton and Lucy Larcom.
The staff Of contributors will include
Captain Wayne Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Agas-
siz, Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, "Carle.
tou," Dr.. Dio Lewis, Edmund Morris,
Edmund Kirkc, and "Aunt Fanny"
who are known to be the most popular
writer's of Juvenile Works, and the mere
mention of their being engaged as con-
.ributors to Qua YouNo Folks, is
enough to give it world wide popular
ity. Mr. Lougfellow, Mr.. Whittier aud
Professor Holmes will frequently furnish
appropriate poems.
10 addition to the writer's named
above, regular contributions will be fur
nished by Richard H. Stoddard, author
of adventures 10 Fairy Land" Horace
E. Scudder, author of "Dream Children"
Grace Greenwood, editor Of "The Little
Pilgrim the Author Of the "Little
Susy" books; Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney,
author of "Faith Gsrtucy;" Miss Maris
8. Cummins, author Of "The Lamplight.
err Mrs. Lydia Maria Child; Miss Lou
lisa NJ. Aico,t, and others.
Every number Of Our YOUNG Folks
will contain capital pictures, drawn and
engraved by our best artists. The valu
able aid Of Mr.. barley has been secured
and the first numbe. will be enriched by
designes from his pencil. A finely en-
graved steel portrait Of some popula
author will be given in the first humble
of each volume. The portrait in til
opening number will be that of Thoma
Hughes, author of tom Browns Schoo
Days at Rugby"
The Publishers Of Dun YOUNG FOLK!
will endeavor to furnish to their youn!
readers a magazine whose monthly visi.
shah be always welcome, and shall b
expected with pleasure. They will co
operate with tho Editors in procurin,
for Our YOUNG Folks whatever is OK.
ce'lent and original in Stories and Sketch
es, Biography, History and Poetry
Travel aud Adventure, Out Door and In
Door Sports, Games and Puzzles, an
every variety of miscellany, entertaining
aud instructive, serious aud comic. The
are confident that magazine conducte
on the plan which they propose, will SUP
ply want long felt in the households {
our land. ..
The size Of Our YouSa Folks wi
be that Of the CornhW Magazine, @
somewhat more than two thirds the siz
Of the Atlantic Monthly. Each numbe
: will contain not less than sixty -four page:
TERMs.-Singls subscriptions, 50
year Single numbers, 20 eta Thrc
copies for IS; Eve copies for IS; tie
E copies for SIS; twenty copies for $780, an
. an extra copy gratis to the person form
: ing the club Of twenty. The postae
must be paid by the person subscribing
The Atlantic (4,00a year, and On
1onng Folks $500 year; } will be ser
together to one address for FIVE dollars.
All subscriptions payable in advance.
Specimen copies Of the First Numbe
: will be sent to any address, as soon ,
published, for Ten Cents each. All lie
: tiers respecting the magazine should b
addressed to the Publishers, TIcKNoR
FIELDS, 1876 Washington Street, Boston
: Mass.
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