Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25
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ARTBUR's HOME MAGAzrNE.-Thb
popular magazine for December comes -
usual, richly laden with choice stories and
selections, making it desirable monthly
for every household. Now is the time to
commence making up clubs for this and
other periodicals. It is published BY T.
8. Arthur s. Co., Philadelphia The fol.
lowing are its terms: copy Sc. 3 copies
s.; 4 Copies So; copies $l2; 10 copies
SEQ.
ONCE MosTH.-This magazine, also
Published by Arthur, is every month ex.
ceedingly rich in foreign and home con-
tributions from some of the most pleasing
writers of the day. It's contents are fresh
and intelligent, and am sir of pleasantness
and comfort surrounds all it's readers, and
the more we peruse it the better We like
il, and it is truly an addition TO the held
of literature, and has taken a foremost
stand, afording instructive reading with
In the reach of all, costing only two dol.
Purchase a number of the news man.
The LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-Among the
Juvenile monthlies that have In short
time gained wide and well-dessrved
reputation is the Little Corporal, pub.
lished by A. L. Sewell, Chicago, Ill Il
increases every month In interest TO its
young readers. and has become q fixture
in the thousands of households in which
it has place every month.
The CHILpREN's HOUR" Take II
all in all" says the Sunday School Times,
" this is the best magazine for children In
the world" High praise. cert.inly. and
not meant to depreciate other periodicals
for the young, but as q simple expression
of the writer's estimate of the exceeding
care, taste and ability with which TIE
CHILDREN's HOUR is edited For beauty
of illustration and Typography, it IL GER
tainly unsurpassed in this or any other
country and We see by the prospectus
for 1870, that its pictorial attractions are
to exceed in beauty those of any previous
year. Old and young read this magazine
with delight and profit The secular
and religious press speak Of il in unqusli-
fed terms of praise. The style Of its n.
ticles is simple and earnest. They give,
in easy forms of language. the highest
truths.
The SCHOOL FEsTIvAL--This bssuti-
rur ErrIc orIg gums -ss.s'-v 40 sv~ sy-
1t is devoted entirely 70 school exhibitiona
recitations, dialogues, tableaux, ehsrsdsa.
DC, and Ia destined TO have great popu-
larity. 1t is the only magazine Of the
kind we know of, has been greatly needed,
and meets the want 1t is full OF good
things for the large as well as for the
smaller children-all original, and all first
class. Send for the magazine, and enjoy
the whole of it. Ii is published quarterly.
by Alfred L. Sewell * Co, the publishers
of that popular Juvenile magazine, The
LITTLE CoRPoRAL, Chicago, Ill, and
costs fifty cents a year. Single copy
fifteen cents.
WELLS PHREsoLoGIcALJ JOURNAL Tor
December contains interesting sketches
and delineations, with portraits Of Liebeg,
the eminent chemist: Hugh Allan, the
Canadian merchant; the Earl Of Derby
Charles IL Of England; besides llus-
trated articles on the Temperamenk
Education Living Ghosts; Salem Witch
craft Jepthah's Daughter valedictory /;
Our Experiences The Holidays and
What they Suggest; Serious Fun; The
Harbor of Shsngae and it's Shipping ;
Ramie, the new Staple Music, &c. Price
so cents; by the year 81. The ooth
volume, in a new form, begins with the
January number. Subscribe now. Ad-
dress S. II. Wells, $50 Broadway. New
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