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New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
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HEARTH AND HoME.-- We have the first nnn-
Der OF this new weekly. 1t will perhaps occur TO niore
than one reader that field OF newspaper enterprise s
pretty well filed and that would be difficult to produce
paper likely 10 be popular aud at the same time not an
imitation Of some previously In existence But This
has been accomplished in He0rtl and Home, The nashy
and the sensational the pedoninang traits OF most
OF the popular weekes but these qualities are their at
fractions and the odorshp - not difficult task But
these light qualities are ignored the Hearth aud Home
and that without rendering the paper unattractiye
There will not be entertaining paper published
for the current week than this number The EDITORS
DoSNp g. MITCHELL ok Maryeb and Mrs. HARRIET
RyKcnpR STOWE aided by such conributorsas us OLIVER
WpxnELI HOLMES BRYAST, J. l. TRowBRIDGE, Rev.
I p THOMPSON, have succeeded in producing paper
| xhch will be welcomed by Intelligent readers OF all
classes and ages The paper shows that their aim has
been TO produce somethipg which would not make their
welLchosen name u missioner 1t Is by the cheerful
hearth and in the home circle that the Hearth and Home
iI, he hest apprecated but Il IS paper which will not
he out OF place In the shop the tho counting house
or whereyer there reader whose mind Graves some
thing letter than the merely stunning IN sensational
! story telling
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
E,nm Tie keirark .Jonrnai.

HEARTH AND HoME.-We have received the
first number Of this rural and family weekly paper pub
lIshed in New.Yori by Messrs. PeETrESGIIg BATES d
Co, and edited by DosMIi @. MITCHELL ana HARRIET
ByrcuER STOWE. II is large sxeenpage sheet printed
in the best style OF the topographic art, and illustrated
with fine and graphic cuts Its contents are to be diver
sed with practical and pleasant articles upon everyday
sbiects such az agriculture fruit growing Hover ana
ornamental gardening rural architecture plans Oh cou
try homes, hints OH domestic management and goou
setches of new Inventions the progress OF sci
ence and ART with poetry. stories and personalities n'
tegcnty prepared under the able editorial supervision
aforementioned Mira. STOWE, GRACE GREEawoop ana
MARY t. DODGE will be regular contributors new
aud original story by Mr. j. T. TRownnIDoE en-
t,Ied "In the lee" Ia commenced In the hrst number
which will be followed by original novel by MIRA Re
aycc HARDIYG DAVIS. In reference to the fresde Do
partrnent the publishers say;
The boys and girs win not bo forgotte, bat VIII hnu
their own page always lighted with sucf fun IN pictures
aud sch fua ia stories shall maao sse@ look Soafp
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
,rou IN, Nsp.Uar,r. Palladium.

We have received the frsb number of Hearth
o,,d liam, a new weekly edited By DoSALD g. MITCHELL
and Mrs. I,ggcuKR sToN aud Published by PEIrESGILI.
RATES Co II ia especially devoted TO the lrorests OF
lho,e whs live in the country and It aims to teach them
how 10 make their homes beautiful II is needless to say
that ON such subjccs Mr. MITCHELL is Thoroughly anaf
fed TO give best practical instruction Ent THIS new
nsate for puble favor other attractions. having
,raa corps OF the best and sprghtiest 2rcrs OF Le
day The opening number ull Of pleasant Stories good
esavs and excellent poetry and the editors promise hs
the second number shall be better still We wish Hs@h
ana Nome every success. that under 70 entefpTlsins
MANAGEMENT IL will deserve it,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
From The ye,a. York Ecgrosi,sl

The Hc0fth and Home is the name of Il new
weekly paper that makes It's appearance this week, be
lug tly the happy Christmas time. II is started
under the joint odit0rshp of Afr DoSALp G.. MITCHELL
tIk Marvel aud MTs. HAEGiEr BTECHER STOWE. II is
very neatly printed. aud beautifully illustrated, and
altogether makes pleasant, eheeriu!looknG paper
ono could wish 20 see. might be expected from the
time fuuung life and country tastes OF Mr MITCHELL
Is to be full Of that kind Of lore which delights all pure
minded people who love thc country ana enjoy kccny
the pleasures Of rural life. We should describe the paper
as half literary. half agricultural. and altogether delight
fu Mrs. STOWE contributes 10 this frst number, de
sciptiOn Of How We Kept Thanksgiving which is
charming picture OF the good oGfashiOned times The
paper published Jy Mossrs PSTrESGItL7 BATES K Co.,
tie well advertising agents, who understand the
OF pushing thngs. Under such careful editing and
good business il hardly fail Of soccess
Certainly II always comes well freiSed with good
things as in this first number it sa always he welcome
10 O1,y hearth and nome.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Fcom he N,,e.York World.

Tho inaugural number of the Hearth and
Home ugers well for its It's pictures are un-
usually attractive, and its articles useful The Christ
illustration the first, Burial OF the Bird on the
ttufefnth and ReyDard's School" on the last page.
ore exceedingly happy in design aud well executed.
cut OF the famous horse Leriey though small E credit
able to both draughtsGan aud ergraver. There Is a
good variety of topics treated with care by number Of
wcllknown writer's, including DONALD q. MICHEL,
OLIyhi WENDELL HOLMES, Prof. s. ". JOHNSON. Rev
j. L. THoMFSON, D. D., J. T. TROwBRIDGR, HARRIET
BEECiGER STOWE, GRACE GREENWOOD, MARY L. DODGE
LAURA r. LYMAN. Nine IL VERT and others. 1t Is but
honest say that while the articles readable, most
OF them rather long particularly for paper that
Gn,s i1 be entertaining as wei rs instructive.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
from 1h, N,le. rork pemoerqi.

HKAgTH AND HOME.-The first number OF
Phrr,xculs new paper Hearth and Home, has been re.
cesed Its title page is artiscaly designed and beau
tifuly printed representing in the vgnette heading
catning rustic home. and in tho cartoon body an into
rior whore Santa Claus whte-bearded and plpey
chuck les At the ee with Which Nelly and Kate admire
their Christmas gifts The editors, MI MITCHELL aud
Mr. BfowE contribute literally and delightfully."- While
special articles from OLIVER W. HOLMES, Mr. BRfAN1
Nine IA VERT, DR.. THOMPSON, GRACE GRBESwooD
JAMES Hoco. g. d. WELLS, aud MARY Y. DODGE. combine
70 render tho PAPER notable literally success The
agricultural botanical and household hints which arr
sceeptaby through the pages are by no means
The e4s VI the attractions The appearance OF the paper
sugurs success It is admirably made up clearly printed
egbe letter. and rejects crcd upon its editors pab
tsheFS, and ptinteTs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
r,,o,, Tl, E,i.a HeraId.

Hearth and Home ia the title OF neatly
COTTON up sxteenpage Illustrated weekly devoted 10
!" ,bo farm. garden, and freside," and published by
,tsssrs ps1ryyG1tI BATES & CO., No 81 Parkrow. New
York Iis corns OF editors is a guarantee OF all that
could be desired In the way of editorial ability They
are DoxALpG q. MITCHELL and HARRIET BEHcHER STOWE,
assisted by JosErH b. LYMAN, well known agrcuiturai
writer and MARY +. DODGE. There is also hne array
OF talented contributors who have united with the e
u making the initial number very Interesting ana i
rgctive Tie contents varied aud entirely orgiha;
and the numerous w0odcuts are credit TO both tho pa
per and The artists. "Santa Claus" by MAST Is exceed
ingy fine and there is infinite droery in "Reynards
school" The other illustrations arc in excellent keeping
with these aud the contents Of the paper The Typography
compares avoraby with the best specimens Of 1.-THE art
presorvatiyo OF all arts and on tho whole we see no
good reason why qhe Hearth and Home should nov at
once tax. rank with the nrst weekly publications OF the
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Lron, rtr r..n,i.l,.ee .LnurrnL.

IlEAEru ASD IIoME.-Thc first nunber Of a
handsome quarto paper, bearug this pleasant name ana
published 10y Mcs,rs. PLTTRN)uI, BNris Co.. has usi
reached Us have not tile space TINS mornng for aD
extended %. but can refer our readers TO tn adyer-
tisemcui mere, with tho assurance that Tire repre-
senatons viii not be found OyeIdrawn. TH Illus
ira admirable in design audeNocuion the typog
raphy = excellent, and tho inotter-weH when ~ MAR
VIZ aud Mrs. undertake so make n owSIoper,
and call their assistance suoh contributors as OIvLE
WENDELL HoLMEs, WILLIAM G. BRYANT, Rev Dr. y T.
THOMPSON, Prof. 8. ". JOHNSON. and GRACE GKIEs-
WOOD the result cannot be doubtful The publisher, are
gentlemen who appreciate excellence III such perioH-
cal and know how 10 attain t. We welcome ihe He@r"
0ild Home 20 our table and hreside.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
F,oe, ne washmqf5,. CL5,omiole.

The Hearh and Home.-We have reviewed
the first number Vl the above named perodca, which II
a very handsome. welprintcd, Illustrated weekly, ok
teen folio pages about the size OF Hpe'S Weekly or
Fro,,k Lesiies Th. announcement that it edited by
DoSALp g. MITCHELL and ItAgEIEr BEECnEa srovE.
bespeaks for TIA prompt examination OF its contents aud
hasty goncs al the same. convncos us thss IN Hearth
atd Home wo have valuable addition to the periodical
literature OF tl day. and paper destined To be great
favore with the reading public The prospectus prom
iss that and illustrations 20 be original
and publishers certainly present an excellent assort
ent Of both the initial number. This paper seems 20
us to supply want which has been felt foe hrstIate
paper of this css and there can hardly be d9uJt ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
E,om me N,r- Raren JomeaL

The HEARTH AND HoME.-He have been
favored by the publishers. Messs. PEIrEsGl E@fEs
On No 81 Park-row SGSYork with an advance oopy oil
the frat number Of ItcgTh and Hon: Tx MasSers ne"
weekly The new paper is attractiTsly mndo u prihted
on sixteen handsome folio pages, a1d apundlnty nus
trated The prospectus promises articles IRON 'eeG.uc
| ac,ical fazners on agriculture and from the best
nd most espe sicnced fruitgrowers and florists IN the
ountrv Ornamental gardening ana rnral architecture
will he Mr. MucnEL's speciality while Mrs STOWE
GpAcR GRSENwooD and Mrs. MARY T., DonGE, associate
editors IA tho enterprise will contribute entertaining
reading for tho family circle In the initial number MI
+ T. TRowBRIDGE gives tho first chapter OF promising
,o Ia run through several numbers. Few Journalistic
o,rises have ever started with such fattering proc
no, aud the host Of admirers In Mr. MITcnELps owl
cy mite with US 10 toudorpg our best wishes for fnl
sucecss In his now held.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
E.o,n 1le Nr,rn,I. Cnuri.r

NEW PAPERs.-lhe first number OF Mcssrs.
PLrrENGiLf, BATES Co.'s paper, Hcath amt Home
tust Ou Will more than realize the most sauguine
expectations Of the public concerning il. la
size and general appearance 1t resembles
what HoypcrS Beciiy, hut the Typography Is u
tribe smaller and the engrayings. of which there
Is AN abundance better. The initial design from the
prolific pencil OF THOMAS MAST. aud represents Santa
Claus having talk vth the children Christmas
ipg. illustrative of pOon by ms MARY T. DODGE of
this city. The table o presents variety OF
choice articles from tie best writer's in the country in
Guiding DONALD e. MTCHELI. HARRIET B. STOWE, o. W.
noLNLs, WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, GRACE GREEN
WOOD, Nine LIZ VENT. j. T. TROwBRIDGE, II. A. SnEi-
DON, and several other wcilknOwn names. Hc0i md
Home treats Of all matters pertaining to the fIriu garden
and tresde, and must OF necessity become the authority
on topics OF this kind. Iu tic first uumber Dr. HOLMES
diSco0rscs wisely on ~ Farmers Thinking and His Time
FOR IT. DONALD G. NICHLLL has 4 very entertaining
paper on 80 The Layout OF Suburban Place" JOSEPH
B LYNAS writes OF the Mechanics OF Agrlculture"; j.
T. TEoWbGDGE begins story entitled On the lee" the
ing chapters OF which promise well Mrs LIZ VERT
h'a paper on Elizabeth BtTet BrOWIung" and there
- variety Of other matter. ncluding Of news
literature, market reports. sc. HetDN ami Home starts
ont prO,prtJu,iy and cannot taii OF success.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
p.o,o. ~, 0i,,,j,,pos, Ena.irr,,

We have received from the publishers.
nessrs PETIT sGILL, BATES Co" Of Newlork tho first
number OF the BesIth and HoU's, Illustrated weekly
the advent OF aAh has already beer announced In eur
advertising coIumnA We hal 1t Gvaluabla addition
10 current itopatuEr Both to matter and manner the
initial equal of any and to superior OF most
Of the literary Of the day Tho engray
ngs are In to highest style Of that department OF art
and the list contributors warras.s IL n predicting
rich treats N hs reading solUmns The publishers are
bGsucss well known to tho press of tho
country aud withcE the actual assrlnso on our
fable we should feel confident thattbe HeIM nnd Home
voud be maze in all respects most desirable family
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Irom HE HnrtLord Pgsi.

The first number of thc Hearth and Home,
the new illustrated weekly paper has just made It's ap
nearapce and giyes promise Of being excellent aDd
popuar journal II contains contributions by such we'll
known writer's as OLIVER NKSDELL HOLMES, HARRIET
BgEcngR STOWE, j. 7. TRowmIDGK. WILLIAM CULfHs
BRYANT and GRACE GRKENwooD. lis mechanical exc
cutlon is excellent and the illustrations hne especially
N,srs aegoreal picture OF Santa Claus and the Child
,eur ON the title page Tls paper edited by DONALD
G. MITCHELL and HARRIET BEECrER STOWE. and its
publishets MessrS PLrTEsCnL, B.Tis Co, ARE ceter
mined 10 make II one of the best at It's Kind, and wei
come visitor 1T every 9Th and in every rome 10 which
IL shall come
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
IRON liz Ne,r. York Timce.

NEw PAPERs.-The holidays bring with them
Two ncw papers, Which NAV not Inappropratcy be
cased under the head Of holiday presents One of these
is TO be called Hedr and Home and will be under the
editorial supervision Of Nj DONALD c. MITCHELL, whose
nanio Is familiar a household word" about the
hearsones Of thousands Of homes wherever il esh Is
read spoken. He VIII he assisted by corps OF con-
trbu,ors. in which iiud tic OF Mrs STOWE MI
BRYANT, GRACE GIIENUoO Mr. TEoWDRDGE, Nine.
IE NEGT. DR.. THOMSON, ard many others eminent IN
periodical literature The first number presents very
attractive table OF and gives good promise
for ths future. It IS published by PETTENGuL BAIEs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Eron Tie Ncl,. Tork Ecninn Post.

Hcarh and Home the new weekly of the
season. begins with charming number. It's literary
standard quite high that OF stad and respectable
monthly magazines, While It has all the freshness and
variety of newspaper The fret number for Dec. &C.
has original contributions from WM. c. BRYANT. OLIVER
WENDELL HOLMES, Dr. J. 7. THOMPSON, j. T. TEow
FRIDGE. and other fayOrte writers, beside the fruit Of
the digent labor Of the editor, DoSALD G. MITCHELL
and such regular contributors Mrs. H. B. STOWE
GRACE GREENWOOD and Miss MARY l. DoDOE. The
original illustrations, too by THos MAST and others
excellent With such ability strenuouSly at work to
make the paper valuable possible TO all classes Of
suhscr bcrs Hearth and Home cannot fan to be great
success. IL is published by PE1IENGHL, BATES * CO.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
unn rle ~. 80 Ecenina llaR.

4 NEW WEEKLY.-TuE HEARTH AND lIOAE
We hSve been favored with an advance copy Of The
now iiarnai whose name s;a4ds at the head OF this
paragraph
IL IS tLe size Of Hppo', NS>ly well printed Oh hne
book PAPER ornaelted viii. incrOus illustrations, and
altogether thing OF beacty.
And this sulject-matteris IS worthy OF such setting
DOSALD g. MITCHELL one OF our best writers Oh Eng
l.si, dlscourses charningy oi our Heading and oar
Hopcs" and promises 10 gather such goodiy company
OF w,o teachers and of kindly entertainers, as shall
cause ;he name OF this paper be cherished like the
namo of friend aud 10 lie greeted year after year Win
a growing and always Leartier welcome From the same
pen wo have helpful hints concerng the Layout
t subutban Place and page there are traces
OF tbs graceful supervising touch Of the Edgewood
author.
HAEeur BEEcuEI STOWE the other editor tells in her
own agreeable manner How We Kept Thanksgiving at
OH Tocn. and says pleasant words in the way Of
greeting. -
yuid,H CULLEN BRYANT contributes poem entitled
49, The Old World sparrow
O,nbg WENDEIL HOLMES writes OF "A F'rmei
Thinking and HIS Time for H.
GRACE GEEEEwooD contributes the sweet and touch
ing record of Rob: lis Life and Death
Nine LIZ VERT pays loving tribute TO tho memory Of
Mrs BROWSING
e. T. TgowBRIDGE furnishes a continued ana season
nb.s story entitled " On the lee
ee, j y THOMSON. ID. d. let's out some family So
cr,is m column "Cjn Preaching Other Mems Sermons"
Proc =. W JOHNSON, of Yale College perpetates pun
ia = letter on Lime foT Pastures"
MARY T. DoDGE. associate editor. and long'lcved by
our yoang folks provides new dainty dish OF rhyme
aud prose aud pictute.
L,uu, T. LYmAN. a writer OF repute presents a page
from Mrs Hunnibees Diary"
AH CRlsDAIL tells of WARREN LELaND's feathered
friends aud shows that the Incompatible host Of tho Mo
trc;o,,sn Hotel and owner OF Highland Farm IS 81
fsnac with the secret Of poultrraisiHg as WIN ha' o
public entertainment.
los, Ell D. LYMAN associate editor, discourkes learn
odiy OF 1.-The Mechanics Of Agriculture"
IAMgs HOGG gives Horticultural Hints for january
The Hon. LEVI srocKBRIDGE Of Amherst College tell
how 10 keep farmers boys at home.
sM WELLS the best farmer in Connecticut, writes Of
"A "Crop OF Beets which Couldn't be Beat"
Aud there are numerous other good things, too nu
numerous TO mention.
We pvcdct great success from the start FOR tins beau
tii,l tonrnsl Of plcasan; Saxon title
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
EroIa The EaIlimore Ga.cile.

HEARTH AND IlOME.-We have received The
initial number OF weekly journal for the farm gar
den and hreside, entitled hearth and Home and pub
Shcd IN Ncw-YOrk by Messrs PETTENGGLL, BATES Co.
The editors are DoNALD q. MITCHELL, better known a.
" TX Marvel author of Rererics Of Bachei0r &c, and
Mrs HARRIET BEEcILR STOWE, with JOSEPH b. LYMAN
aud MARY l.. DODGE associate editors The numbei'
before is handsome sheet OK sixteen pages, iusra
ted with excellent wood engravngs, clearly printed on
heavy white paper, and contains great variety Of in
crcstng matter The wellknown enterprise and libcr-
ality OF the publishers is sufficient guarantee that the
new journal viii command goOdly number OF readers.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
IJum Tn, Tr0y Tunes

A COOP FAMILY PAPEE.-PETTENGILL, BATES
4 10 NewYork, have commenced the publication Of u
new Illustrated paper entitled Hearth and Home the first
number OF which Will appear Saturday december 20 IL
I, s,xteen.pago weekly finely illustrated, and abound.
mo In excellent editorials choice stores and gossip, and
has also valuable department devoted TO agriculture
It's editorial managers DoSALD g. MITCHELL and Mrs
n r. STOWE with corps of able assistants The firm of
PgTteNoiIL BATES Co. have long been known TO the
newspaper world reliable and successful advertising
sen and the fact that they have assumed inc pnphca
,on of a uaper Is the surest guarantee OF its ability and
,g, character We confidently predict that the Hearth
oud Home viii al once take rank With the hrSt weekly
nublicatiou OF the times.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

OF little folks sndIKrss Kriagc. Mrs SrowE contributes
from her forthcoming novel. such racy account of
Thanksgiving at Old Town" that readin II myserousy
resembles eating gobbcr and cran6orrics. DONALD g.
MITCHELL. her collsbOrator, makes pesapt inaugural
address, our Hcadsg and Oar Hopes fells low 10
arrange the Layout OF Suburban Place" The other
articles with the illustrations have been prepared ex-
pressy for Hedr and Homs We have the bes possible
hopes for tins weekly, In which expect TO
fnd the charm Of Mrs STOVES "Chimney Corner gossip
united the rural wisdom OF that scholarly y,eman,
DONALD G.. MITCHELL. HeaTt,gnd Home is pubis tsd at
No. 81 Parkrow, New York.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
I,.n,, The aIbn,,,l ll-,s.

Ihe Hearth and Home is the title Of new
weekly agricultural and residO journal published In
New-YOrk by PETTESGILL, BATES Co II Is edited by
DONALD &. MITCHELL and HARRIET BEHOIRR STOWE
assisted by corps OF able editob aud contributors.
rho numbers which appeared show Tie Hearth and
Home TO be al ta might be expected from It's distn
puished editors That viii be great success there can
lie no doubt No pains spared TO make It's typograph-
ca appearance and Illustrations attractive as posi-
lJe The subjects Of the different articles embrace
wide and varied rauge embracing the most Interesting
,o,e that cou he suggested IN connection with such
pubicatinl
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
From The Sen.London star.

Hearth and Home is weekly illustrated
agricultural and resde journal of nIieen ha'dsome es
devoted TO the interest OF farmers gardeners frutgrow'
er, and florists edited by Mr.. DONALD @. MITCHELL,
assed by large corps OF practical agcultursts 1t is
one Of the best aud abes papers In the country ana Win
ts talented corps of editors cannot fail TO take a once
foremost place among tho great weekes We pedct fo
!, hrant success With the ability Of its editors and
,be enternrse of its publishers it Is certain TO win fame
snccess 10 It. The numerous friends OF Mr. MITCHELL
who native Of hsgcounty. will hasten to subscribe
for paper in which may bo found his sparkling produe
ons The matter all prepared expressly for IL ana the
Illustrations engraved for IT, No pains or expense VIII be
SHARED 10 mako it he periodical OF the country III is
beautifully printed and the eugra7ngs are very nue.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Ii,om the Veg To,k EInrcss.

UcdrH and Home is the captivating title of a
new weekly, Of whom PElTENGILL. BATES & Co. are
proprietOrs with permanent editors like DONALD G..
MITCHELL, HARRIET BEEchEE STOWE. assisted by j. T..
LYMAN and MARY H. DODGE. and contributors like BEY-
Ant, o. WENDELL HoLMEs, DR.. ;. THOMPSON. j. V. c.
SMITH, and many other able and graceful writer's OF both
sexes the enterprise cannot fail TO De
What is promised viii be found another column, and
We have no doubt that al that il promised will be per
formed. The paper makes very handsome appearance
and with illustrations that will 10 attractive at the
Hearth aud HuIno of al VINO love domestic life.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
From The 81 Loms Dcmoe.al

A NEw PAPER-We have recsived the first
number Of new weekly. published ia New-Nork by
PErrENGaiI, BATES. & Co.. and edited by DONALD :"
MrTCHgti Ik Marve1 aud HisJIEr BtkciER sfoAh'
assisted by the best writer's Ia the country. IL Is an
Illustrated sixteen paper elegantly printed and
with eugYavingsOt high order Of merit both IN design
aud workmanship A fulpage :eartooa will accompany
every number and the p,esent isa superb Christmas
picture by MAST The matter will comprise everything
most attractive households. as its name, Hedrm and
ILaps indicates Literature domestic matters the farm
Garden aowe and morality wild all be discussed by able
nens and the enterprise will be exceedingly popalar. II
IA for sale by al the bookstores and news Agencies, and
every family should bpy.it,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
LINN 1Le phiLn,l1lnhin pre,s

1lEAgTH AND HoME-We have received THE
first number of Hearth and Home. weekly newspaper 10
be published by PETTESGILI, BATES & Co, No 81 Park
row. NewYork All the articles in IL prepared. and
all illustrations engraved expressly for IT, Typographi
cally 1t s goodmuch better indeed than the majority
of American weekly journals. The stories aad sketches
are well written and interesting
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
from Tie TGshingt0n S'ar.

Seeing the manner in which it speaks for
itself u advertising columns. it seems hardly neces
sary To call the attention of the reading public to the
illustrated family Journal entitled Hearth and Home
II ia only just 10 say OF f. however that the oand
date for public favor is the very perfection OF typo
raulio beauty and that its contents in every way
worthy OF their beautiful garb. The paper hardly
fail to be a success iIor the start.