ILLUSTRATED DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOR THE YOUNG.

VOLUME XLIII commences January, -1862. This Magazine has held it place for twenty-one years as THE BEST OF ITs KIND IN THE WORLD.

The well-known Robeet Merey continues in his place at the helm, aided by Hiram Hatchet, Uncle William, and Aunt Sue, as associate Editors, besides a host of talented writers for the Young.

THE MUSEUM AND CABINET, Contains Stories, Essays, Instructive Descriptions, Articles on Natural History, Poetry, etc., etc., and the most complete Puzzle Department to be found in any Magazine, all finely illustrated Teachers of Public, Prtvate and Sunday Schools will find much in the pages of the Museum to interest their pupils, and to aid them in their Duties. A department of the Magazine devoted to this purpose, will be under the charge of an experienced Teacher and Sunday-School Superintendent.

A Healthful Moral tone will pervade every Department.

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