Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-01
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In the prime of vigorous intellectual man
hood, the PheniX OF the weeklies begins its flight
Tor the new year, over the wrecks OF its tagging
and liieless contemporaries, with It's eye fixed
upon the sun, beneath which IL owns no rivalry,
4 he war which has topped down whatever is
shallow and baseiGss, has " .ltten no wrinkle on
the bright Tgis OF our sCceyA. Our features for
the issue OF 1865 shake the pillars OF whatever
has heretofore been deemed imperial in erial lit
erature Both sides Of the Atlantic render US
tribute. We shall continue the thrilling romances
or Miss Nj. h. Braddon, dnecromancer of the
strong dark passions, TO whom we pay more
money annually than the entire capital of
our imitat0rs, and add to our American staff the
chamb0n Jester of the cap and bells Josh Bill
lings, who will commence with the LIST of Jan q
series OF his well known inimitabie comic papers,
written expressly for us, in his lrresistably con
yulive VEN. Harriet r. Prescott, the most pol
ished and imaginative sketch-writer liz ing Z. 7.
Barnum. The world famed Snowman and autobi-
ographer. Miss Nj. A: Earle, +. Ballnur, DR.. j j..
II. Robinson. Ned Buntline, renowned novelette,
writer, will exc out the sparkling contributions
Of such tacle poets, iuIlletenists, humoriss par
agiaphists, critics, etc. as Geo. Arnold w. ..
Eaton, Mile w. Carpenter Geo. A. Townsend
Julia s. lngraham, Ed Willet, Geo. Martial 10.
Barber, j, A. Petten and Others numerous and
clever enough to run all the papers on the CONT
nent
The vivid pencils of barley, Mclean, and
White, the first draughtsmen of the age will make
the new volume pictorial, and whatever of note
may appear during the yeal. will at once be en-
gagged and made available. In addition to its
crisp and telling editorials, its deectable Cos
sipers' Club in which the attist and wittiest po-
ems, calicatuies and burlesqueS of the time first
/ appear, and its coquettish Ladies' Promenade,
| to which all the mothers, sweetheartS, daugh-
! ters wives. and widows of thu land subscribe
! their experiences, The New YORK MERCURY will
continue the faithful and cogen PHoToGRAPHs OF
! POPULAR PEOPLE, highly illustrative of the alb.
/ lest oldest altiulest folk of the era the Great
! Fashion Article, by Jennie June, whose spright-
! ly notes upon the latest and most perfect n. Y.
mode are suggestive TO leaders of society every
where, and universally consulted both in the me-
! trOpolis and throughout the country aud com
mencs a series of illustrated Sketches of gro-
tesque adventure in Foreign clnes during the
war by Alfred Trampe and Hints upon Good
cry by Henry Gosling, the metropolitan cuisner,
! The first of the year will inaugerate the thrill
! ling original novelette, by Dr. j. H. Robinson, en-
titled: l. Il I IL Il;
or. THE CHILD OF THE CORD,
which will be followed by new story by Miss
NJ. h. Bladdon, written expressly fer the n, Y.
Mercury.
Notwithstanding the upward march Of every
| NlIlCtB Ol iNAui1 toHSutuptioh, uhu Jul tH-
ormously increased outlay for the year 1868, the
star paper OF the republic with its forty columns
of sterling original matter, will continue to be
issued al six cents copy, and sold by all news
men and periodical dealers in America. Its long
and honorable history insurcs its subscribers
| against the casualties and fatalities which have
swept SO many mushroom journals off the board
and left their patrons disconsolaie at the loss of
their money.
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