The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-11-12
Literary Notices.

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE, publish
/ ed by Elliott, Thomes & Talbot. No. 63
/ Congress street. Boston, for December, Is
also received. 1t is a well printed and we'll
/ illustrated magazine of 100 pages, monthly,
/ and published at the low terms of Sl.50 per
/ annum. 1t is compendium of useful read
ing, and worthy of general patronage.
TIE MUSICAL WORLD for November comes
| to us overhnwing with beautiful and attrac-
/ tive new music. "Kate 0'Shane" :" an exQuiS-
/ ite new sopg and chorus by J. r. Thomas ;
! Belle Mahone's Reply, "At the Gate ! wait
for Thee" song and chorus, and Wood
land Echoes" a fine pianoforte piece 10y A
2. Wyman. are among the musical contents
of the present number. which would cost in
sheet form $1.30. Besides this choice music.
a large amount of interesting reading is
given: "Music Making" "The Honest Lit
tie Musician" /" Musical Hints" News.
Gossip. Correspondence, &c, are contained
in this number. All persons subscribing this
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ceived from those enterprising and reliable
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us that they intend to issue. on or before the
first of January next, the initial number of
Weekly Rural and Family Paper, bearing
the above title, which will be devoted to all
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sense. 1t will be neither partisan nor sec
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tertaining and pleasing information Neith-
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land. The names of Mr.. Donald G.. Mitchell II
and Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe are men
| toned in connection with it, and other Of
the best literary talent in the country has
been enlisted in the enterprise Pettengill,
Bates & Co. will be the proprietors, and we
can only hope that it win meet with the
abundant success which We feel confident il
cannot fail to merit in such able hands.
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