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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10

A PILLAR OF FmE.-A gentleman oil
Louisville, KY, informs the Courier that y
few nights since, between the hours OF ii
and l2 o'clock, he saw one of the most
brilliant meteors that ever astonshed the
dwelIers on this mundane sphere. At the
time the moon was shining brightly, and a
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as he was suddenly startled by a bright
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al the wbele street, rendering objects for
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then, es S.darted swiftly -earthward, an
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aeoond time the meteor threw off it
elittering showers, and then disappeared al
together. 40
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

HEARTH AND H0ME.-We have received In ad.
vance the initial number OF this new weekly paper
Mlen the ABOVE tue, when has been started by
Mcssrs. Pettengili, Bates \ Co. OF New yorK. Tbe
Ealer iully Ieaeems the promises made by the pub
li-hers ~ the prospectus issued some time since
ana II the same excellent variety on reading matter
handsome typographical appearance and superior
character 81 Illustrations b. maini aimed IL cannot
lau ~ Dec0ine one " the most successfur la the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

THE HEARTH AND HOME.-we have received The
frat number OF the above named periodical,
which ia very handsome, well printed Illustrated
weekly OF sixteen folio pages about the size or
ment that 1t IL edited By Donald q. Mitchell and
Harriet Bcecher stowe hcspeaKs for ~ q prompt
examination Of its contents, and a hasty glance ~
the same conylDces us mat ia HEARTH AMI HOAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
HEARTH ANE Uc..D
HEARTH AND HOME.
Ii EDITORS:
DONALD G. MITCHELL,
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
NO. 2 NOW READY.

u.
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
NO. NOW READY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
THE OLD AND NEW n YEAR-A Picture.
Thomas Mast.
FARM DINNERS IS FOR a WEEK. s-asr's
Dr. Austin Flint c--ss. g. 'e
"YEs fasa \! S5,sS' i0T''
,,o,...o, LINZ 4 V ; On Hill PASTURES:
rf0'ess0r o w. Johnson, Yale Scientific School
EXPERIMENTS .Sys. il GARDENING.
DaSar:s Taylor -. -
WHAT KIND o. wool SHALL WV e cs1
COFFEE rvvLvuRE IN GUATEMALA.
Qllustrated AIS
wARDIAN CASES.
Qllustrated)
James Hogg.
RAspb kEi
&. Williams.
rARMEk;s HOUSE.
trhree illustranons) :, Donald G. Mitchell.
GRASSES, NEW AND OLD, IN 1868.
Andrew ]. Fuller.
CATTLE pLAc SEsi IN AMERICA.
Professor John Gamgee.
OUR HOPPER.
AMERICAN NEWS
THE WORLD ABROAD
THE MhfRKET
NEW Y nslI; TALK
Donald G. Mitchell
RIGHTS OF DUMB ANIMALS.
Harriet Beecher Stowe.
THE COUNTRY LIFE.
"a Poem.) r. H. stoddard.
LITTLE ROGERS NIGHT in THE cHURcH-llus
'f 2Sf1
IN THE ICE "a story.)
J. /. Trowbridge.
OLD DIvINES.
J. P. Thompson, d. D.
HOW TO MAKE \ TOWN BEAUTIFUL
B. G. n.
CAPTAIN BOND.
Mrs. R. Il: Stoddard
KING OF INDUSTRY.
George I :; Ripley
Grace Greenwood.
MRS. HuNNHBEE's DIARY.
Laura E. Lyman.
ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE FIREsIDE.
THE FROG WHO woG GIH; woolNa CO..
Mary 2; Dodge
ILLUSTRATION OF THE ABOVE.
FOR SALE By h AIL NEWS DEALERS.
single copies g. invariably in advances copies
80 PETTENGILL, BATES 4 co,
Publishers, No. 81 Park row, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

TTEARTH AND HOME.
Ill EDITORS.
DONALD g. MITCHELL
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
NO. 2 NOW READY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
l.
THE OLD AND NEW YEAR-A Picture.
Thomas Mast.
III.
FARM DINNERS FOR A WEEK.
DR.. Austin Flint.
ILL.,
SOUR PERslMMoN LOT"
p r., quinn.
LIME ON HILL PASTURES.
Prof. 8. W. johnson, Yale Scientific School
EXPERIMENTS in GARDENING.
Bay'ra1 At Taylor
WHAT KIND OF WOOL SHALL WE GR0wf
Hon. I; III q Peters,
COFFEE CULTURE IN GUATEMALA-Illustrated
VIII.
wARDIAN CASES-Tustrated.
James Iogg.
TX.
RAsPBERRiEe illustrated.
T. Williams.
FOR sALE By Alb NEWS DEALERS.
Single Numbers, 10 cents.
Single copies, 81, Invariably In advance; three
copies, $40; i've copies SO.
PARfGNGlrL. BATES & co,
Publishers, 81 Park ruw, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

TIE HEARTH AND HOME.--This IL one or the
most promising OF the new ventures in journalism
which the season has produced. IL is more than
promising; IN fact, SO good that II may be cousld-
cred as an established weekly with the first number
u has for editors Donald q. Mitchell and Mrs. "A. r.
stowe, and associates J. u. Lyman and Mary r.
Dodge. it, first issue. dated December 49, contains
besides greetings from the editors, pleasant aud
thoughtful articles Wy Dr. Holmes, Professor John-
son. OF Yale College: Nine. lie Vert and others a
poem by Bryant, the first chapters OF one Of Trow-
bridges characteristic stories and many other good
things. one special feature IL a summary OF the
news ~ the day put IN excellent form for weekly
hishes large illustration and there are many 9th.
ers one showing Grant driving Dexter through Union
PARK. The HEARTH AND HOME is a very complete
anu ex.ellenty balanced pDer, aud promises 20 dnd
hosts 81 friends, especially country homes and ~
country hfesies. II Is published by Messrs. rettea.
gill; Bates q Co, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
from the Boston Transcrlnt /

HEARTH AND HOME,-This ia a new plctorlal
weekly, published IN New u rk by petteng' Bates
4 Co., No 81 Park row. It IL TO be devoted TO the
farm. garden and flresde, and to have for H. editors
Donald q. Mitchell and Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe
assisted by joseph b. Lyman and Mary +. Dodge
The statement OF these facts IL quite enough to re-
commend this journal as sure TO DC ably conducted
The first number has contributions articles by the
editors, Dr. q. W. Holmes, the poet Bryant and
other popular writers. Mast has In 10 a cartoon OF
appropriate and well executed. The paper appears
TO be admirably suited for the homes OF the people
IA both entertaining and instructive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

HEARTH AND HOME.
IL EDITORS:
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
NO. NOW READY.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
THE OLD AND new YEAR-A Picture,
Thomas Mast.
FARM DINNERS i FOR A WEEK.
Dr. Austin Flint. 81
"OUR PERsIMMON LOT.n
P'F ;S QUINN
LIME ON HILL PASTURES.
Prof 8. W. Johnson, Yale Scientific School,
EXPERIMENTS in GARDENING.
Bayard Taylor.
WHAT KIND OF WOOL SHALL WE GROVE
Hon. 7. G. Peters.
COFFEE CULTURE IN Observation-Disclosures.
wARDIAN CAsEs.-Ilustrated.
James HoGg.
MISREPRESENTATION
E. Williams
A FARMERS HousE.-Threc Illustrations
Donald G: Mitchell.
GRASSES, NEW AND An; OLD, IN 1865.
Andrew J. Fuller.
CATTLE PLAQUES IN AMERICA
Prof. John Gamgee.
OUR HOPPER.
AMERICAN GAN NEWS.
THE WORLD ABROAD
THE MARKET.
A NEW YEARS TALK.
RIGHTS OF DUMB ANIMALS.
Harriet Beecher Stowe.
THE COUNTRY Yi EIrE.-tA Poem,
r. II. stoddard.
LITTLE ROGERS Ni HAi IN THE CHURCH
XXI.
IN THE ICE-(A Story--continued.)
J. 7. Trowbrdge.
OLD DIviNEs.
J. p. THOMPSON, d. ID.
HOW TO MAKE 4 TOWN BEAUTIFUL
B.G.N.
CAPTAIN BOND.
Mrs. R. ks I; St0ddard
KING OF INDUSTRY
George P. Ripley.
x WIZ
Grace Greenwood.
MRS. HUNNIBEE'S DIARY.
Laura =. Lyman.
XVIII.
ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE PRESIDE.
xxx.
THE FROG WHO WOULDN'T A w00ING CO.
Mary r. Dodge.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE ABOVE.
Hockstein.
FOR SALE by ALL NEWS DEALERS.
Single numbers 10 cents.
single copies, g. invariably in advance; three
copies $40; i've copies, SIS.
PETTENGTLL, BATES h CO.,
Publishers, 81 Park row, New York.
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HEARTH AND HOME.

Mast and is very pleasing and striking; ti,a
AND HOME bids fair to be as popular ~ ie 1u'
rants
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fFrom the Plttsburr Dlsnatch.l

HEARTH AND HOME.-Thosc who at once sub
scribe for the HEARTH AND HOME will not regret
u Country folks especially can ind better
paper, ana we recommend II 10 their attention.
Tvs inlual number - credit 70 the periodical press
'oI Tue country. We have received from the pub
llsners, Messrs. Pcttengill Bates Co.. No. 81 Park
TOW, New lork, an advance copy OF the first num-
Der Of HEARTH AND HOME. their new weekly.
ana FEEL ut liberty 10 congratulate them on IT.
appearance and contents. IL Is IN every respect
hrst class Journal, and from our knowledge OF the
enterprise and ability OF the men who control III
we FEEL confident IT. will be maintained az such.
Flued win instructive articles subjects OF popu-
lar interest, and tales by some OF our best
writers, ~ weekly visit must be welcomed In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
[From INC lfashIneton scar.

Seeing the manner in which II speaks for itself in
our advertising columns 10 seems hardly tece ssary
TO call the attention OF the reading public 70 the
illustrated family journal entitled HEARTH AND
new candidate for public favor In the very pcrfec-
ton OF topographic beauty and that ts contents are
IN every way worthy OF their beautiful garb. The
paper hardly fail To be success from the start
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
From Inc sorlnrlIold Renul,l,ca,l

- lriVih wy SFihghud kepuDuc0n.l
Ine new family paper HEARTH AND HOME
edited by DoDtd Z. Mitchell ana Harriet Beacher
siowg and published BY Pettcngll Bates & CO.. III
New I0fAi las nlsdD its appearances, saa must be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
From the Philadelphia start

NEW PuBILcATIoSs.-Messrs. Pettengill, Bates
Co, or New York, have favored us with an ad-
vance copy OF their splendid new weekly, HEARTH
AND home journal 'for the Farm, Garden and
Preside" The Typography, illustrations and paper
are as near perfection as any one could wish. The
heading IL model OF simplicity and beauty. II re-
presents vne-embowered cottage, surrounded with
rakes &C. and In the distance are seen fruitful fields.
The 1rst page Is mainly taken up with Christmas
picture, entitled sSanta Claus,r representing two
light at sighe OF the jolly old gentleman who IL
pumng ms pipe IN the chimney place, while at his
feet are hobby horses, drums and other ecstatic
ncknacks The table OF contents Is NJ full OF good
things a. plum pudding. Every one should
nave tnls splendid holiday number OF HEARTH
AND HOME,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
Iron the New York Express

HEARTH AND HOME Is the captivating title or a
Xew weekly OF whom Petteagil. bates a Co. are
prDprit.Ors. Wlth permanent editors Ike Donald
~ MITCHELL Harriet Beecher Stove assisted by a. b.
lyr'an aud Mary y. Dodge and contributors ike
Digrhl ~ wendell Holmes DR.. =. Thompson, j. v.
~ Don sexes, the new enterprise cannot fai 10 be
saccesA Nhat Is promised VIII be found In another
eO'hihD anu we nave no doubt That all that ~
piomiseo WI be performed. The paper makes d
VERY hau0 some appearance and with Illustrations
WHO rove dul nQhil. llfn - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
tfsroin the New YORK Observer. |

IRON the New York Observer.I
The HEARTH AND HOME 80 extensively an an
nounced by the publishers, Pettengill, Bates co.
has made its appearance. II is handsome sheet,
>we filled with great variety OF articles adapted
TO the "Farm, Garden and Firesde,n ana Will AFFORD
nrtruction and entertainment all Its departments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

HEARTH AND HOME.-The first number OF this
new weekly has just come to hand. It ~ most
capital number, and contains contributions Ion
William z. Bryant, Oliver Wendell Holmes, DR.. J. p
Thompson j. T. Trowbrdge and other writers OF
ability The editor, Donald G. Mitchell, Is himself
this number is worthy OF all praise SO fair begin
ing must insure the future success or this under
taking. PettengiIl, Bates Il Co., publishers.
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,r .,o worcester Sny, !

TFrom the WOrctstef opy' ,.,a q
The HEARTH AND HONE Is s ees nf which, we
,ussa,eu e,yeS the rst number. 1t s edited by
Donald ana HseTass n sss su,
wnlcn sfv tor its praise it5 prospect nramses
that a All its articles and igustr.uons are to be
original and IN the presept number they are both
admirable, - ~
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From the philadelphia pos,.l


HEARTH AND HOME, the new rural weekly,
edited by Donald q. Mitchell and Mrs. Stowe, has
made its appearance. IL Ii n handsome paper, OF
the size and form OF Harpers Weekly. and II illus
trated, though not to the extent Of the regular pic
toral weeklies. II Is evidently the intention OF the
editors 10 make this family paper. Mr.. Mitchell
and others contribute articles rural matters; Mrs.
Stowe addresses herself 10 the women: Mrs. Dodge
and Grace Greenwood write for the children and the
venerable poet Bry ant takes bold stand in behalf
OF the sparrows. Tie Illustrations are good although
IN the Christmas fr0ntspiece, by Mast, we should
have been glad 10 have seen original treatment.
The HEARTH AND HOME seems to rs TO possess
the qualities OF family paper OF q high order OF
regard 10 rural and social afars which Is 10 he ex-
pected when Mr.. Mitchell and Mrs. stowe are at the
head OF afyair3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
IRON the Providence Journal.l

HrApyH AND HOME-The first number OF a
handsome auarto paper, bearing this pleasant name
and published by Messrs. Pettengil Bates CO., mas
nr for an extended notice. but can refer our readers
to the advertisement elsewhere. with the assurance
that the representations there will not be found
oyerdrawn. The illustrations are admirable In de-
sign and execution the typography is excellent ard
the matter-well, when TX Marvel and Mrs Stowe
undertake to make newspaper and can call to their
assistance such contributors as Oliver Wendell
Holiness William G. Bryant, Rev. DIR. J. p. Thomp-
son. Professor 8. w. Johnson and Grace Greenwood
gentlemen who appreciate excellence in such
periodical and know how to attain 1t. We welcome
the HEARTH AND HOME to our table and nreside.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
from the Albany Argus. |

weekly agricultural and 1reside journal published
In New York by Pettengill Bates Co. It is edited
assisted by corps OF able editors and contributors
The numbers which have appeared show the
HEARTH AND HOME to be oil that might be ex-
pected from its distinguished editors. That 1t will
be great success there can be no doubt. No pains
spared to make its typographical appearance and
Illustrations attractive possible. The subjects
OF the different articles embrace wide and varied
range, embracing the most interesting topics that
can be suggested III connection with such a publ
cation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
From the New YORK sun

We have received the first number vi an illustrated
weekly paper entitled HEARTH AND HOME. ia
mechanical execution is excellent: the picture or
santa Cmus, by Matt, will certainly please the eyes
oil the young iolks ana the older ones too and The
other Illustrations scattered through the paper Hll
secure much more than passing notice. Tie letter
press ~ made up Of original contributions by wei.
known writers, among whom are Oliver Wendell
Holmes Harriet Beecher Stowe, !. r. Trowbridge
v m. Cullen Bryant and Grace Greenwood Ina
paper IL edited by Donald IT, Mitchell and Harriet
Bcecner stowe, and the publishers essrs. Pstten.
2A, Bates Co.-are determined 10 make 1t one of
the best o. its KIND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
Trrom the Hartford Post /

TFfO1n L1U PUsT.1
The first number or the HEARTH AND HOME the
new illustrated weekly paper has just made iIs ap-
pearance and gives promise OF being excellent and
popular journal. It contains contributions by such
well known writer's as Oliver Wendell Holmes, II ar
riet Beecher Stowe j. T. Trowbridge, William Gull
len Bryant and Grace Greenwood. Its mechanical
execution is excellent and the illustrations hne es-
pecally Nast's anegorical picture Of santa Claus
and the Children" on the title page. The paper Is
edited by Donald G. Mitchell and Harriet Beecher
Stowe and its publishers, Messrs. Petengill Bates
81 Co., are determined to make it one Of the best OF
Its kind and welcome visitor at every hearth and In
every home to which 1t shall come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

have valuable addition to the periodical litera-
ture OF the day, and paper destined to be great
favorite with the reading PUBLIC. Tne prospectus
promises that all its articles and Illustrations are to
excellent assortment Of both In the initial number.
This paper seems to us to supply want which has
Deen felt for first rate paper OF this class and there
can hardly be doubt OF its success. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
From the cincinnati Commercial.l

Another valuable addition to the already large
stock on periodicals. in reference to r;lral affairs, Is
promised ID the HEARTH AND HOME. published In
New ork, We have before rs the first number, and
INV tndnstrions woYk--- On ~, ...ss - thA dald
that this apper proposes to enter but from the ex
ccIlent STAT II makes the HEARTH AND HOME has
established first rate claims for pre-eminence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
From the New Haven Palladium

We have received the first number OF HEARTH
AND HOME, new weekly edited by Donad g. Nit
chel and Mrs. Beecher Stowe and published by
Pettengill Bates Il Co. 1t Is especially devoted to
the interest Of those who live in the country and 1t
aims to teach them how to make their homes beauti
full. 1t Is needless to say that such subject Mr.
Mitchell Ia thoroughly qualified to give the best prac
tcal instruction But this new candidate for public
favor has other attractions having secured corps
OF the best and sprghtiest writers OF the day. The
opening number is full OF pleasant stories, good
essays and excellent poetry anc the editors promise
that the second number shall be better still. We
wish HEARTH AND HOME every success. sure that
under its enterprising management it will deserve It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
uraRrH AND HOME.

success from the start. The frst number, barring
the inevitable stiffness attending all introduetions,
is rich In good reading and well executed iustra-
TONS and the future OF the enterprise ID null OF
promise Besides articles from the fayorte pens OF
the editors, the first number contains articles py
C-ace Greenwood and other well known writers, and
w mo- <unipg or q new story by 7. Tfowbridge
m rne pee ~ OF the same size and form as Harpers
Inc paper -s2r and like those journals, II IS eX-
ceI'enfv we'll pa nsd on paper better than COM
mon with weekly jour- 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
IFrom the New YORK Eyangelist. /
IFrom the ALBANY Journal. !

From the Albany Journal.
HEARTH AND HOME is the title of a new weekly,
OF sixteen large pages, edited by d. G. Mitchell ana
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe. 1t Is very handsomely
printed and illustrated and cannot fail to become
popular. About one-third OF the first number Is de-
voted agriculture, ana the rest to general tera-
ture-domestlc, social and scientific. Price 81 year.
Pettengill Bates Co. are the publishers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
from the Hartford Courant.l

NEW FAMILY PAPER.--We have received, from
Pettengill, Bates Co., the first number OF HEARTH
AND HOME, a new weekly newspaper about winch
we have already had something to say II Is edited
by Donald G. Mitchell, Mrs. stowe, Joseph b. Lyman
and Mary T.. Dodge. We predict for the new weekly
prosperous future II Is certain to deserve success
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