The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-01
RHHE HOME JOURNAL for 1866.
4 Ihigh-toasJ amt brilliant Literary and Artiatc
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NEW VOLUAlE-NEW ATTRACTIONS.
Established in 1916, The HOVE JOURNAL, ION the
sixth Of January next,) for the ttreHt1eh year,
greets its old friends and subscribers.
1t is still conducted by n. P. WILLIS, assisted
by efficient corps of able editors talented con-
tributors, and spicy correspondents
Mr. WILLIS, while maintaining his allowed very
able topic Tie ChrOUjcie NJ GGgety ami FaShiOH,
thinks he has succeeded i'll establishing separate
best aHtk0rity for all that concerns the lyeer pro-
gress of women.
As the roice of this new want Of society, the
Home Journal claims 10 be the tHdtSpestSobis FrSt
1,rpi Of the k1aies One Of the features of the new
series will be the publication Of new and beauti-
ful story, by ALPHONsE De LAMARTINE, entitled
FLOR D'ELLZA: : An Tivit Of Iaiiazl Life,
which is pronounced by eminent European critics,
1.-THE Paul and Virginia Of the nineteenth centu-
by GEORGE PERRY. This will run through about
ten numbers. In the first number of the coming
volume will be commenced an entire NEW SERIES
Of articles, entitled MATRIMONIAL INFELlCI-
TIES, by the welI-known and popular humorous
writer BARRY GRAY, author of Married Life,
etc. etc. As part of our plan to keep our read
ers AT fEit of the living literature Of the world,
and serve up for their cosmopolitan taste choice
condensations from living writers of every country,
we have enlisted the service of some able writers
10 translate BRIEF BoTANCEs from the French, Ger
man and Russian current literature.
ment while prominent feature Of the new vol
ume will be OrlgiJat G1td SparhIiRg Sketches OF
character persons and places
The author of .'Ashes from the Pipe Of an Old
Smoker" ''Daisy Howard - The Dreamer, and
other favorite essaysts will figure under this head.
In F0reigu Correspondence the coming volume
will be especially brilliant. Among other writers,
Mrs ESTELLE ANNA LEWIS, the poetesS, and
HARRY HAREwOOD LEECH, the essayist, both
now residing abroad) viii act as special correspon-
dents ottiug down for our readers everything that
il new and interesting in the world OF letters art,
fashion and society The AMUSEMENT DEPART
MENr is under the charge of II. A. DELILLlE, an
ACCOMPLISHED critic who will keepour readers well
informed of all that is interesting, both sides OF
the Atlantic in matters Musical and Dramatic
In Belles-Lettres Poetry, Art-Critcism. Book
Reviews original essays, social fashion and foreign
gossip spicy letters, short sketches pithy para
graphs personal items, early extractS from unpub-
lished works choice selections from English French
and other foreign periodicals. and all, IN fact that
tends to make instructive and entertaining news
naper the Home journal will still retain its repu
taion as the fayorite Of the bellies lettres press
1t need hardly be mentioned that the editors are
nroud of the position assigned TO the paper Of be-
| ing the unexceptiOuably cultivated reference o
polite people its high moral tone will always bt
observed and nothing will be admitted INTO Its col
umns that would not be compatible with paper
! intended fo. the moral and refined home OF thS
| best classes.
We take this opportunity of thanking our many
Southern subscribers for a return Of their patron
age. and can assure them that the editors VIII stl
| keep the columns of the Home Journal free iron
poltical and religious discussions and will c0ntnt
| themselves rather to their motto, to ''Encourag'
the memorable, the progressive and the beautiful
TERMS For one copy, one year, So fer thre'
copies, 81 30, copy for three years, - 5O al
ways in advance Subscriptions, orders, remittan
ees, and all other communications, to be addressed
to the publishers, e,
MP. WILLIS 4 MORRIS PHILLIPS,
l07 Fulton street, New York,