The Rural Magazine, and Literary Evening Fire-Side, Vol. 1 No. 07 (1820)THE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.Reading editionChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.THE VILLAGE TEACHER.THE DESULTORY REMARKER.Extracts from C. E.'s Common-Place Book.Native Grape Vine.TO THE EDITORS OF THE RURAL MAGAZINE.DIRECTIONS FOR BREWINGTHE SNOW STORM.MY NEIGHBOUR EPHRAIM.VIEW OF A GOSSIP.DISCOURSE.Introduction of Glass Making in France.Anecdote of Anthony Benezet,MISCELLANY.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE.THE SOLDIER'S ADIEU.EVENING.On the Return of the New Year.BANK NOTE EXCHANGE,PRICES CURRENT—June 27, 1820.RAIN GUAGE AT PHILADELPHIA.STATE OF THE THERMOMETERBeginning of this editionNext chapter →THE VILLAGE TEACHER.All chapters and sections (22)THE RURAL MAGAZINE, AND LITERARY EVENING FIRE-SIDE.THE VILLAGE TEACHER.THE DESULTORY REMARKER.Extracts from C. E.'s Common-Place Book.Native Grape Vine.TO THE EDITORS OF THE RURAL MAGAZINE.DIRECTIONS FOR BREWINGTHE SNOW STORM.MY NEIGHBOUR EPHRAIM.VIEW OF A GOSSIP.DISCOURSE.Introduction of Glass Making in France.Anecdote of Anthony Benezet,MISCELLANY.FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE.THE SOLDIER'S ADIEU.EVENING.On the Return of the New Year.BANK NOTE EXCHANGE,PRICES CURRENT—June 27, 1820.RAIN GUAGE AT PHILADELPHIA.STATE OF THE THERMOMETERVol. I. Philadelphia, Seventh Month, 1820. No. 7.◇FOR THE RURAL MAGAZINE.◇THE VILLAGE TEACHER. →