The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-22

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ry world-forfy-two years old. and not n
namber lost. or change Of editors I II
has been made better and more attractive
as the years have come and gone. md u
stands 10 day without n successful rival in
the land. On eur arrival in Jeddo. japan.
IN 1867, the hrst American journal we
saw was copy OF Cooley TIE arrange.
mcnis for this embrace many new and nj :
iraciive features, and II Is pleasant to
know that Cooley always fuliils tis prom.
ises. Register, South Jackson. Mich.
Tus PuREYoLoGICAL JouRyAL for March
has been received. Its contents more m an
confirm our opinion OF that magazines
character; The very instructive articles
ou "Fish Culture In America" and "Agu-
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subscription. But besides these there is n
long list Of readable matter. Attorney.
General Williams: Expressions Harriet
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Writing for the Press the Artic Regions /;
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March numbcr of Ballou's Magazine is is
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There issuch variety in its contents.
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will please them. Boys will delight in the
sea yarns and adventures, ladies in the
love stories, gentlemen in the historical
tales. end the sentimental in the poetry.
Bilious Magazine coniains 100 pages Of
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IL not superior TO Tried for Her Life"
"JrneI a. the Grave 1.-THE maiden Wld-
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Characters are powerfully ani touchinsly
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j. 1T Heir of Linlilhgow Will be is.us in
q large duolecimD volume, uniform with
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the publishers, on receipt of the price OF
the WORK IN n letter TO them.