The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
HEARTH AND HOME.


HEARTH AND HOME.
country. The editorial department is under the |
Charge OF Donald G. Mitchell and Harriet Beecher |
Stowe with Joseph b. Lyman and Mary Z. Dodge as
associate editors: Among the other contrlout 1a
Holmes IA. A. Sheldon Professor s. M Wells, James
Hogg WIN. Cullen Bryant J. T. Thompson, D. D.;
LYMAN r Grace Greenwood ana Nine. lie Vert. Mr..
Thomas MAST the wen known artist also contributes.
IRON the riiitiis5ourg posti I
HEARTH AND HoME.-The above Is the title ofa
new rural and famiiy newspaper, published 10y py
Messrs Petteng, Bates x Co., No 81 PARK row,
received. Regular subscribers will be FURNISHED! On
y -, 80. - - ..nuary. The first number fully
cu ant me promises made IN tnelr prospectus
ISSUED so errapaement character OF engravngs
this interesting weekly presents a,oan o ~ the tn
appearance than any other pern ntca end W -es.
nn If st class literary talent DonaG G. Mitchell
and Harriet Beecher stowe are edftofsin with
Joseph B. Lyman and Mary =. Dodge as associates.
AGRICULTURAL subjects by Professor s. w. Johnson,
OF Yale College, Oliver wendell Holiness II. A
sheldon Levi SIo"s.ridge, A. B. orandsii n anu
spersaS with interesting contributions from from
such litterateurs as William Cullen Bryant Grace
Greenwood, j. p Thompson and others o. noiaDio
celebrity besides articles from the editorial pen.
The farmer the housewife the man OF letters, every
one, in fine, WIN be pleased with us perusa, n nIo u
ing the sterling integrity and enterprise OF Tue pun
lishers we are assured the succeeding numbers VIII
fully equal the first and fill VOID that mas long oeen
experienced in the literary world we ADVISE an OUT
readers to procure acopy. For sale at all newsdeal
ers alter December FL $3.50
Prom the Pittsburg Ga2ette.l
1t is very gratifying to note the rapid growth or
substantial Interest in all that relates agriculture
provement Of late in the journals and magazines
which are devoted 70 this department. or industry.
One cannot but believe that the farmer, no longer
despisng shook taarning,n has come not only to
read these Journals but to demand the very best for
his money when we see the large number OF these
employing the highest grade OF scientific talentand
OF practical ability, and prouseiy illustrated by
artists of merit which are now competing for the
public favor me latest OF tne rivalsLand az we
tractive-is the HEARTH AND HOME, the first
number of which has Just come to us-a weekly
sheet OF sixteen pages edited by Donald G. Mitchell
('Ik Maryel) and Mrs. Ii. b. Stowe, contributed to
| by o. w. Holmes, W. q. Bryant, Grace Greenwood,
J. r.. Trowbridge Mme lie Vert and we haven't
room to say how many other artists OF similar
merit. The only trouble with II is that 1t may be
cheap At . per ye sa pa se Nsw a
say they can keep it up, and keep 1t constantly i'm
proving. THIS Is large contract but we nave
| found their word as good as their bond.
from the Newark AdvertIser.l
| HEARTH AND HOME.-The first number OF this
new weekly has made its appearance, in good time
~ the holidays and II Is sum sui,cient praise to say
by the promises Of the publishers, Messrs Petten
| gin Bates, New York. No publication Of the kind
weekly contributors and the whole tone Of the paper
is SO admirable that we feel sure that warm well
come awaits this delightful namesake Of thousands
| agricultural department Is edited by Donald G..
Mitchell, assisted by Mr.. lyman; Inc nreslde de-
partment is edited by Harriet Beecher Stowe, as
sisted by Mary E. Dodge. Among the contributors
| to the present number are William Cullen Bryant
Mrs. Stowe, Mr.. Mitchell, Mrs. Dodge, DR.. o. w.
Holmes Grace Greenwood, Mime. LIE Vert DR.. J. P.
Thompson and other well known writers. story
by j. I. Trowbrldge, entitled IN the Ice, i com.
driving Dexter, poor Santa Claus piece by poor
but popular artist, and quaint picture OF key-
nard's School, by HOchstein,. illustrating witty
little sketch by the author OF "Hans Bnnker."
from the Newark Journal
HEARTH AND HOME.-We have received the
first number OF this rural and family weekly paper
published in New York, by Messrs Pettengl, Bates
Il Co., and edited by Donald c. Mitchell and Har-
riet Beecher Stowe 1t is large sixteen page Sheet
printed in the best style of the topographic art and
Illustrated with fine and graphic cuts. It's contents
are to be diversified with practical and pleasant
articles upon everyday SUBJECTS such agriculture
fruit growing, nower aud ornamental gardening,
rural architecture, plans OF country homes,
hints on domestic management and good cookery,
sketches OF Inventions the progress OF science
intelligcnty prepared under the able editorial
| supervision above mentioned. Mrs. Stowe, Grace
trSutors 1 new and original Story by Mr. J. r Trow
bridge, entitled Gin the ice,n 10 commenced in the
p @ bcc na y an
to the Preside Department the publishers say
"The boys and girls Will not be forgotten, but Will
find their own page always lighted with such fun in
opictures and such fun in stories shall make them
look sharply every week for the coming OF HEARTH
AND HOME. There will be riddles and puzzles and
games, and many pleasant women and cheerful
men, who love the little people, will have much to
say for Their Ana S al tne run w be
TO make them wiser ana better, WINE we make them
merrier."
the HEARTH AND HOME and the substantial stand
ing and reputation Of its publishers which guaran-
tee fulalment OF all their promises, we believe this
paper is to Ill q place in our newspaper literature
whose vacancy has long been subject OF remark
In this connection we would refer our readers to the
Journal to-day. This VIII be succeeded tomorrow
by another OF similar length. Being old advertising
dersand and appreciate the value OF newspaper adj
vertisng as the great business lever by their own
liberal use OF the press OF the country.
from the Newark Courier.l
NEW PApERs.-The first number of Messrs. Petten-
gill, Bates 4 Co.'s new paper HEARTH AND HOME,
just out, win more than realize the most sangulne
expectations OF the public concerning 1t. In size
and general appearance 1t resembles somewhat Mar
per's Weekly but the typography Is trine smaller,
and the engravings, OF which there s abundance,
better. The initial design is from the prolific PEN
ell Of Thomas Mast, and represents Santa Claus
having a talk with the children on Christmas
morning, illustrative OF q poem by Mrs. Mary
r. Dodge, OF this city. The table OF contents
presents variety OF choice articles from the best
writers in the country, including Donald G.
Mitchell Harriet Il. stowe, q. w. Holmes, william
Cullen bryant Grace Greenwood. Nine. LIE Vert, ].
T. Trowbridge IL. a. sheldon and several other well
known names. HEARTH AND HOME treats OF all
matters pertaining 10 the farm, garden and reside
and must OF necessity become the authority on
topics OF this kind In the first number Or. Holmes
discourses wisely on "A Farmers Thinking aud His
Time for It Donald q. Mitchell has very entertain
ing paper on "The Layout OF a Suburban Placer
Joseph g. Lyman writes Of the mechanics OF Agri-
culttire;" ]. T. Trowbridge begins story entitled
ION the Icer the opening chapters OF which prom
isc well; Mrs. lie Vert has paper on elizabeth
Barrett Browning,n and there IL variety OF other
matter including resume OF news, literature mar.
ket reports, &c. HEARTH AND HOME starts out
prosperousy and cannot fail OF success
IRON the Baltimore GaZettel
HEARTH AND H0ME.-We have received the
initial number OF O weekly journal for the farm
garden and firesde, entitled HEARTH AND HOME
and published in New York by Messrs. Petengil
Bates 4 Co. The editors are Donald q. MITCHELL
better known a. elk Marvel,r author OF " Reveres
OF Bachelor &C, and Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe
with Joseph B. Lyman and Mary H. Dodge as as