Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-09

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i"s FAMILY pooN Or HE SIN or a CoUN-
TESS Is the name OF new novel by Mrs. Emma
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pu'isueu, anu winch arc having unprecedented
saies' Tor Mrs. southworth. as novelist, stands
~ inc mead 81 the sensational school. .The
fathily Doom viii be issued in large duodecl-
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DC sent ny mall to any place, postpaid, by the
publishers, on receipt Of the price of the work In
letter to them.
we have Just received neatly printed copy
OF the Proceedings of the Chester County
Teachers Institute" held ut West Chester, Pa.
during the week commencing October 2jth, 1863
IL Is Il pamphlet of seventy-two pages, and con-
talns lecture by Theodore Tllton, and one bv
W. l. l. hayes, which alone are worth the price
oil the book. Several essays, aud complete list
OF all the teachers in the county are also given
ANY teacher desiring copy can obtain il bv re-
uniting twenty-five cents to George +. Worall
West Chester, Pa.
The Codchmdiers International JouynaG TO-
December has come 10 hand ltis illustrated
with cuts and diagrams of several new STYLE car.
rlages, express wagons, four-in-hand DRAG. AZ
The several articles contain much information or
value to coach-makers 1. D. Ware, publisher
Philadelphia.
Frank Lese's Ladies' Magazine for the
present month Is filled 10 Overlooking with nov. |
elites for the ''women folks The colored steel
fashion plate is really handsome-excelled bv
none wood cuts, stories, poems, &c, are given
In abundance. Those Of our lady readers who
want a hrst class fashion magazine, should sub
scrlue Tor frank Leslic's; new volume COM |
mepcss with the january number.
In Augusta St. Elmo Evans new novel
WASN'T, the heroinc,-who, at the age of ~
was laSen from the poor house and adopted BY
rlch family and who had extremely limited OBJ
poftuhltles Tor lnstfuctlOn-ls made to declare
that she "wonld rather spend her days in watch
ing the gorgeous pageant Of the paaathenaea, or
chanting dithyrambics to increase tuc vintage.
''or even Offering Idighei,n,, than in running
meek and neck with Luclfer for the kingdom of
'heaveh. And che is suffered thus to rave
through The entire volume, without having been
once put into an insane asylum Fact
Last Weeks number of the New Yor, Ia{o. |
PeadeM is ieariully and wonderfully made. II is |
'wehty-ohe years since this excellent and power
inl Journal was established, and it celebrates its
maJprIiy III an outburst Of joy Of a lively oidcr
OF expression. On the first page huge wood
engraving represents the Independent blowing |
ram 5 norm While the walls Of the political, So |
cial and theological Jerichos Of the day tumble |
before the blast. The editor, Theodore Triton, |
and Henry z, Bowen, publisher give eloquent |
narratives of the history of the paper. Then on the
last page is another cartoon, in which Henry Ward |
Beeohcr, Father Hyaciuthe Lucretia Mott, Uncle |
Sam, President Grant, Mr., Colfax, Mr. Greeley,
Mr.. Sumner, and others whom we are not able to
recognize through the rather rude portralture are
drinking the health of the Indepenaea in Ice |
water, while q cur with collar labelled SAD. |
vance" is scurrying away from the pronp in |
mortal terror, with its tail between its legs. The
other ten pages of the big sheet are eouallv
curious and entertaining, and one of them con-
tains long paper by the Vice President on "The
Mormon Question: which will be read with
peculiar interest. The Independent announces
that will issue similar illustrated triple sheet,
once month, hereafter
--Hore's Musical .UonfhiY is the largest and