Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-23

THE CHILDRES's s HnUR.-We see, by the
October number, that the publishers q: 8
Arthur Sons Of Philadelphia) of this
pure and beautiful magazine, are prepar-
Ing for the coming year their budget of
good things for the little ones. / you have
new 7 taken 1t for your children. send Tor
a speciua- In copy and we are very sure that
IFS ap +-arance among them vii make
their eyes glow and their hearts beat with
pleasure
HARPFRss WEEKLY, in It's latest issue,
serves to show not only the great resource
OF the publishers, but the inlHnenSe- ad vsfne+
that has been made of late years ia wood
engraving. A comparison of his number
with one of the earlier issues would sh "
the i'm prOyement in a very striking man
n~r. The beautiful original picture, for in
stance, Of the : Last n ssage. or the repre-
seufarian Hf t'I1- Captain, ten years ago
in Its embell1shmentsand literary contents,
tn Weekly is instant satisfaction to Its
hunderd and fifty ihousand subscribers.
ARrHUR's LADYTs HOME MAGAz1xE for
Oetober contains a brilliant programme for
the coming year. It is the announced in
tsnffon of the publishers Of this high-toned
period zeal to make il the Queen of the
T,adN 5 Magazines iOF 1871. Having StFfV
IN to m AXE il the hest reading magazine of
its class. they now propose to give al the
attractions of the mot popular fashion
ion plates, etc etc, and TO add new fea-
ture~ never yet attem pied by any OF them.
Among these are series OF cartoons on
tined p per. TheSes as we underSt and II,
are TO De finely engraved copies, double in
Siz- the ordinary page of the magazine, of
pbuft-e picfuf e. and viii be a novel anu
highly popular feature. The beauty, taste.
exceIlrnee and rare interesi of its literary
contents, c. m bired VII b all fhese- new at
fractions cannot h p making Arthur'S La
dy'S Home Magazine the fayOrire of tht-
season. Specimens sent free. Published
by T. s. Arthur & Sons. Phiiadelphia. Pa,
at = a year, with large reductions for clubs
IMPoRTANr NEWSPAPER CHANGE-The
Hearth and Home. a finely lllustratt fam
IIS journal OF a high character, hitherto is
suet bN Messrs- Petfengill Bat s & TO-, has
been purchased by M-ssrs- Orang- Judd &
O., of 245 Broad ay, New York, the well
known publishers OF the american -AgricJgI-
fstrGEiSt. Messrs. s. 81. Pstrengi1l & Co.,
whose great Adver rtising Agency, establish
I'd IN 1919 is one of tn largest and most re-
putable i the world, dnd that their buSi-
neSS requires their exclusive attention
and they herefore transfer Hearth and
Home to the new publishers, Who elOng ex-
pefience and abundent fac1liIies VIII rna-
bic Them not only to maintain the pas
high charae. er o. the paper, but add ma e.
rally to its value. The new publishers al
so announce a reduction of the terms TO S3
per year. The change Will not at all a1frcL
the american AgT5ctfLkltF0tiSt, " hicn Will
continue on independently as heretofore
The illustrations and reading matter of the
two journals will be entirely ffsrent.-
Either of the journals Will be furnished
from now TO the end OF 1871 l5 mOnths). at
the yearly subscri ptfsIn rate, q: the Week
lg Hearth q Home, at q; the Monthly AM1eTi-
cum 4AgTictst ttTaLtSt sl.50; or the two for 81.