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Fo i fe. WLS,t EIatOR.
For s. R. WELLS, EDITO...
1869.
A FIRST-CLASS MAGAZINE, devoted to Ethnology The Natural History of Man; Nations and Races. Physiology-Heart, Lungs, Stomach, Bones, Muscles, and Nerves.
Phrenology-Temperaments, Intellectual, Social, and Religious
Organs. Physiognomy, with "Signs of Character and How to
Read Them "-Eyes, Ears, Nose, Lips, Mouth, Head, Hair,
Hands, Feet. Psychology, the "Science of the Soul "-Manl's
relations to this life and the life to come.
Monthly, $3 a year; 30 cents a number.
Address SAMUEL R. WELLS, 389 Broadway, N. Y.
It grows steadily in variety and value. It is not confined to
discussions of Phrenology, but deals with all questions affecting
the good of Society.-Evening Post.
Its practical teachings are of the highest value in the promotion of physical development and healtlh, and all aim at moral
improvements.- The Methodist.
It is edited with marked ability, and beautifully printed.Christian Inquirer.
We find both instruction and amusement in this monthly visit or.-Christian A dvocate.
For llarking Clothing, etc.
Single, 50 cts.; 3 for $1; per doz., $2.75; per gross, $28.
Sent, freight firefaid, on receizt of firice.
"More convenient than ink."-A merican Agriculturist.
"Invaluable for marking linen."-Chicago Tribune.
"Invaluable for the housekeeper."-Godey's Lady's Book.
"Desirable, convenient, and useful."-SSpringfield Ret.
-Malnulfaectred and sold by the Ilidelible Pelncil,
Co., NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
Sold by Stationers nzd Dealers every-wher-e.
PORTABLE PIPE ORGANS.
COTTAGE ORGANAS,
ITH VOX HUMANA TREMOLATE and Jubilant
VV Stops-new, beautiful, and excelling all others-have been
awarded 88 First Premiumns.
Pianos, Melodeons, all styles, and low prices.
Sewing, Waslhing, and Clothles-Wringing Machines, very
cheap, and warranted. Circulars free. Agents wanted.
W. S. LUNT.
Fostoria, O.
JOHN C. HUNTINGTON & CO.,
No. 119 Main-Street,
RE receiving a full and complete assortment of articles
suitable for presents; and as they receive their goods direct
from tihe manufacturers, they offer great inducements in the way
of fine quality and low prices. Among the New Goods now
arriving, they have Beautiful Bronze and China Mantle Orniaments, Fine-Cut and Engraved Glass-Ware, and a full Stock of
Beautiful Frenchl China Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets-a full
Stock of Silver-Plated Ware of the best quiality, at manufacturers'
prices. The best assortment of Rogers's Table Cutlery. Also,
the New Patent Plated Knives, made by Russell & Co., that
they sell at New York prices.
JOHN C. HUNTINGTON & CO.,
No. Ii9 Main-Street.
A COMPLETE FAMILY PAPER.
THE METHODIST.
A NATIONAL RELIGIOUS WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Published in the City of,'ew York, in Imj5erial 4to Form.
Independent and Fraternal, Loyal and Progressive,
"T HE METHODIST" discusses with frankness and cour L age every subject of interest to the Church, yet avoiding
personal or direct controversy with existing Methodist journals,
it is intended to supply families with an organ comiparing favor ably with the
LARGEST AND BEST JOURNALS OF THE DAY.
It commands some of the BEST LITERARY ABILITY of the
Church at home and abroad, and represents loyally and courageously its DENOMINATIONAL INTERESTS, as well as the interests of general Christianity; and is conducted with prudence
and dignity, and is a representative of the great religious interests of the age.
IT IS EDITED BY THE
REV. GEORGE R?. CROOKS, D. D.,
Assisted by an able Corps of Contributors.
AMONG WHOM ARE:
Rev. Bishop Simpson, D. D.,
Rev. 7/ohn M'Clintock, LL. D.,
Rev. Abel Stevens, LL. D.,
Rev. B. HL. radal, D. D.,
Rev. 7. F. Hurst, D. D.,
Rev.. M. Eddy, D. D..
Rev. H. B. Ridgiaway, D. D.,
Rev. 7. A. Freeman, A. M.,
Prof. A. 7. Scliem, and others.
Its department for the LITTLE FOLKS is always well
supplied with the choicest matter, original or translated.
Its SFRMON DEPARTMENT is especially attractive, containing
a weekly Sermon by a Disting,uished Minister, furnished to or
reported expressly for it, among whom are Rev. Bishop
Simpson and Henry VVard Beecher.
It is one of the LARGEST PAPERS of the denomination
and, in view of the liberal outlay expended in!its production,
THE CHEAPEST also. And, if unexampled liberality of expenditure and tuntiring exertion will secure such a result, it shall
not only be one of lThe Largest and Chefiest, but also the
Best.
TERMS: $2.50 per Year, in advance.
Liberal Premiums on Cash Commissions to those obtainin,g subscribers.
Specimen numbers sent free to any address, on application.
Subscriptions received by the Ministers generally, and
also by Laymen volunteering to act as our Agents.
Thlose subscribing now for 1869 will receive the remainder of this year free.
Address
THE PUBLISHERS OF THE METHODIST,
1-4 Nassau-Street, New York.
PIANOS.
"'TAYLOR & FARLEY" and
I "ESTEY" Organs. Melode ons all styles and prices. "Arling to,n" and "Jewett" Pianos, seven
octave, Roseswood case. Price, $325.
1sThe best Pianos for the price now
made. Instruments rented so that
the rent will pay for them.
Send for Circulars. D. H. BALDWIN,
133 West Fourth-street, Cincinnati, O.
OAKLAND FEMALE SEMINARY, Hillsboro, O.
NCORPORATED by the State, but limited to thirty pupils,
all boarding with the Principal. Course of study thorough
and extensive. Teachers competent and experienced. Examinations private. No public exlhibitions, except to confer diplomas. The Winter Session will begini January 4th1, the Spring
Session March 29th. Terms moderate. Send for a Catalogue
to
JOSEPH M'D. MATHEWS, PRINCIPAL.
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