The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-03-04
LITERARY NOTIKGs,

THE A MEXICAN YEAR Book FOR 1862
We certainly owe an apology to the publish
ers for having failed to acknowledge at an
earlier day the receipt of the advance pages
of work bearing the above title. now in
course of preparation by the publishers, o.
D. Case & Co., Hartford. Conn. The first
volume will contain 800 pages printed on
fine paper, substantially bound, and will be
! sold at from So so to 5000 per copy, accord
ing to the style of binding. 1t will embrace
astronomical. historical, political, financial
and commercial statistics, with general view
of the United States, including every depart
ment of the National and State governments,
together with brief account of foreign States
and other useful information. 1t will supply
want that has long been felt, and as a book
Of reference will be invaluable. No person
who wishes to be well Informed respecting
the affairs of the General and State govern
mentS, as well as of the political, financial
| and social condition of all other countries,
ought to be without it. 1t is a work of real
and substantial merit, and ought to, as we
have no doubt it will, meet with ready SALE
SOMETHING EXTRA FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
1t is well known that THE LITTLE CoRPo-
Raj. the brilliant Western Juvenile. has a
larger circulation than any other Juvenile
HAagaZlne In TIE worl3- This has been
! gained by real merit and enterprise
The Publishers are cudeavoring to double
their immense circulation this year. and have
determined TO send their Magazine FREE FOR
THREE MoNTHS-JauYaTy, February and
March numbers Of l8G9-FREE to every
family who will send their address before
| the first Of May, with four cents in stamps
for return postage. These are Intended as
! samples TO those who are not now taking
the Magazine in its new, enlarged form
| Address ALFKED l.. SEwELL & Co., Publish
ers, Chicago, Ill.
BRAINARD's MUSICAL WORLD for March
! Is received, and contains twenty pages of
| choice new music and interesting reading
! This is by far the BEST and CHEAPEST Mu
sical Monthly published. Owing to its i'm
nense circulation, Cover twenty thousand
copies monthly. the publishers are enabled
| to furnish the Musical World at the low
| price of one dollar per annum, besides Civ
/ ing pianos, organs, guitars, sewing machines,
ETC.. for clubs. For five subscribers an ele-
giant writing desk is given. Specimen copies,
containing large amount of choice music,
full IiTt Of premiums, &c. can be obtained
by sending ten cents to 5. Brainard 4 Sops,
Publishers, Cleveland. o.
GODEY'S LADY's Book, having outstlipped
all competitors in the race for literary merit
| aud artistic elegance, is now endeavoring to
outdo even itself. The March number is
engravings, beautiful fashion plates, desra-
| bic patterns of various kinds, and choice
reading matter. The design for an Editor
ial Slipper" is one uf the prettiest fancies we
have ever seen. and 40 doubt EDITORS wives
all over the country will be acting on the
hint conveyed. The Lady's Book Is only
s. per year, or two copies for SIS, and there
/ is no publication in the country more fully
worth the money. l.. a. Cooley, publisher r,
Philadelphia.
DEMoREST's YOUNG AMERICA This
sprightly little Magazine has entered pros
perOusly upon the third year of its existence,
and become an Indispensable visitor in all
those households where it is known. There
are many other Juvenile periodicals, some
older, some younger than this popular favor
ite. but there are none for the children like
darling" YOUNG AMERICA, so we must.
perforce, believe 1t to be the best, aud con-
gratuate the publisher on the great success
of his little undertaking. Sl.5O Yearly.
Published at 833 Broadway, Now York.
DUFF's COLLEGE, PITTSBU RGH.-The bus
iGess world is indebted to the enterprising
proprietors of this noted esta bshmeut for
nearly all the valuable improvements intro
duced iEto the merchants education for
generation. Their excellent new treatise
upon Bookkeeping presents the public wirh
the first practical elucidation Of our national
system Of Bank accounts. Their ivertiSe-
ment in our columns informs cur readers of
the intl Oduction of anOther valuable practical
improvement /; the connection of the College
with n regular business warehouse for train
! ing the commercial student in real business.
! These establishments are ably conducted by
! the Messrs. Duff Juniors who are all known
| as experienced practical accountants men
| who know what the commercial student
should learn, how to learn it, and how to
| practice it. Bookkeeping is however only one
! of the leading attractions of the College. In
| the circular before us Mr.. VIM. Ii. Duff is
termed an ''unequaled penman." A sight
of his exquisitely finished and graceful speci-
mems exhibited at the College cannot fail to
/ inspire the beholder with a taste for this
! beautiful art, and desire to Join his class
as an Pittsburgh Eoening D1au.
A NOBLE ARTICLE.-The testimony of
! intelligent men and women, in favor of any
given thing, cannot be thrown aside, and re
pardcd worthless
Dr. HooFLAND's GERMAN BfrrERs have re-
ceived the endorsement and cordial approba
ton of the most eminent men in this and other
| communities. The human system very often
needs Tonic to strengthen it, and to aid in
the performance of its functions when it be
comes debilitated. The German Bitters does
this, and possesses the additional advantage OF
| being non into oxicating. For the cure of liver
complaint, dyspepsia, nervous debility, and all
diseases of the nervous system, it is unequa ed
and is recommended by physicians of the high
est standing. The wonderful sale which this
article has, is of itself sufficient guarantee of
its surprising excellence.
TINS BITTERs IS ENTIRELY FREE FROM ALL
! ALCOHOLIC MIXTURE.
HOOFL AND'S GERMAN TONIC is a
coordination of all the ingredients of the Bit
ters, with pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise,
&C., making preparation of rare medical val
ue The Tonic is used for the same diseases
as the Bitters in cases where some Alcoholic
Stimulus is necessary. Principal Office, 63l
Arch ST., Philad'a, Pa. Sold by Druggists
and others everywhere. feb 25. I'm.