Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-01-10

Few PERsoSs CAS MAKE better paying
investment, of dollar and half, than to
send it for a whole years subscription to the
4mericaa Agricaltlnist which is now entering
upon its 9th annual volume Though very
good in the past, the quality Of the first mum.
Der for 1868 shows that this superb journal
has still better things in store for this year
volume The paper has been kept up to It's
full standard Of excellence, by the associate
editors, and We learn from the number before
Us that Mr. Orange Judd, the long time edi-
tor in chief. has just returned from his lengthy
tour IN Europe, rested and Refrigerated, and
that he viii resume his labors upon the Agri-
culturist, with no diminution in the recent
strong editorial force that have so ably cou-
Quoted the paper in his absence. This jour
nal has already a circulation averaging half a
dozen subscribers for every Post Office in the
United States and British America, but We
presume that IN its new, spacious, and perma-
ueut headquarters, at 2i5 Broadway, there
will be room to supply al new comers. The
large size Of the Agric7tlttBjst, its great mum
Der of beautiful aud instructive engraviags,
its vast store ofuseful, practical, and reliable
information about all matters pertaining 70
the Farm, the Garden, and the Household;
its pleasing and instructive department. for
Children and Youth, with its unsparIng ex-
posures Of the humbugs and swindlers that
abound, all render this journal very yalua-
bic, and almost indispensable aid to every
Man, Woman and Child, ia City, Village and
Country The terms, owing to its immense
circulation, are put down to the very low
price of $3.50 year, or four copies for S..
Take our advice. and send for It year, or, at
least, send IS cents, and get postpaid spe-
cinen copy. Orange Judd & Co, 245 Broad
way, n. Y, are the Publishers.
TwESrr-F1vE CENT EDirioN OF DIcKESs's s
WoBEs.--T. B. Peterson & Brothers are pub
fishing an entire new and cheap edition of
| Charles Dickens's Works. Each book viii
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and each work viii bs issued complete in a
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are now ready, viz
/ Great Expectations.....-. Price p cents.
Nicholas Nickleby. Price 25 cents.
Christmas Stories. ..... Price p cents.
/ Dombey and Som. ......... Price 25 cents.
Martin Price 25 cents.
| Piekwick Papers. ..-.-..-...-.-Price . cents.
Oliver Tvvisr Price - cents.
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