The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1868-02-28
PERIODICALS.

cfdtlc eeTldl Is one or the DSSG yet lSS-
ued. The contents are as follows !:
"Secrets Let Out of the Senate Cham
ber," by the editor. "AstOrre Man
fredi," continuation of the italian
Historical Romance, translated express
ly for THE OLD Gu RID. dead Under
the Roses" by Miss Nellie Marshall,
''To Mary" by Mrs. Helen Rich.
State. Sovereignty and Negro Stuff
rage" 80, Humbug." Political
Literature of America" TYPES Of
Mankind" by DR.. Van Evrie. "'The
Contrast" poetry "The Soul of
Music" poetry "The Southern
Heroic Dead" (poetry.l "The Con-
dition of the South" "Lesson of the
Eighth District of Ohio" by the editor.
"a Message from God to USurpers and
Dictators." This Lesson makes one of
the most startling pages in the pariodi-
cal. The Book and Editors Tables
are unusually attractive in this March
number, which, all in all, makes up
one Ofthe most valuable Of the series.
The approaching great election rem
ders it necessary that every Democrat
should keep well fortified with the
sterling truths ofour great principles,
which alone can save the country
The monthly reading of THE OLD
GUARD will prepare him to fight
Mongrelism with weapons which are
sure to bring victory. Single copies,
25c.; So per year. Van Evrie, Horton
& Co., publishers, 162 Nassau street,
New York.
THE GALAXY, for March, contains
Steven Lawrence, Ye0man, by Mrs. Ed
wards John Bright at home, by Rich
ard j. Hinton; Worthless Laurels, by
Kate Putnam Osgood, with an illus
tration by w. j. Hennessy;) Some eel
ebrated Shrews, by Frank w. Ballard;
A Deserted Plantation, by +. B. Sea-
brook; The Secret History of Subsi-
died Organ The billiard or Sir Ball,
By w; Words and their Uses, by
Richard Grant White; Elder Knapp,
tie Revivalist, by g.; How Lamiran-
de was Caught, by CASTOR Fay; South
ern Troubles and their Remedy, by
James o. NOyes Semele 10y E. r. Sill;
The manners of the Day, by the Edit
or; Nebul@, by the Editor. Price So 80
year 80 cents a number. Especial
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story by Eleanor G. Donnelly,
which all will want to read. The
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elegant. This is followed by another
engraving called "AfteT the Storm" :"
and by numerous cuts of children's
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&C., &c. The music for this number is
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DEMoREsT's YoUNG AMERI A.
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PORTRAIT OF CHARLES DICKENS.
We have received very elegant
Impression Of ii portrait, on steel, of
CHARLES NCKENs, a copy Of which
the Messrs. Appleton & Co., are pre-
senting GRATIS to every subscriber to
their new and popular edition of Dick
ems. 1t is pronounced by good Judges
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enteen volumes, and the portrait
which is suitable for framing, as above.
The edition of Dickens is publishing
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ceived.
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