Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1849-12-12
GREAT lNDUCEMtNT
To Subscribe for the Coming Volume.
.Junuaru, 1850.

january, 1850,
The publishers of Sartain's Magazine of Litera-
ture and Art, announce to the reading public, that
whilst their Magazine tor lS49 is acknowledged to
be SUPERIOR In every respect to any other published
in this country, they have made arrangements
hereby the Magazine for the next year will excel
all its former issues.
! The Literary Department will remain under the
control of its present able Editors Prof. JOHN S.
HART of Philadelphia, and Mrs. CAROLINE NJ.
KIRKLAND, of n. York, who. besides articles from
their pens every month, have secured contribu-
tons from the best authors in Europe and America.
These contributions, including some of the most
brilliant Magazine articles any where to be found,
entirely original, being written expressly for
our Magazine and not selected from other publica-
| tons.
| five cannot attract distinguished names to our
list of conribuors by the liberaity of our prices
the responsibility of our Magazine we assuredy
shall not try to gain the appearance oft, by taking
extracts from authors of great name, and making
them up in our table of contents, that they shall
seem to be original
No secondhand WORKOUT Plates appear in this
Magazine.
Mr.. Sartain has entire control of the Pictorial
Department, and beside embellishments from his
own BURN, he will be assisted by some of the best
Artists of this country.
WORKOUT London Steel Engravings, which are
freely used by Periodicals, will not find their
way into the pages of ''Sartaln, under any clrcum-
stances. There would be vast saving to the Pub
fishers in using such plates as they can be pur-
chased at almost any price, from S25 down to the
price of the metal. We aim to give the best, both
in Literature and Art.
NEW FEATURES.
We have many features and improvements en-
tirely new in Magazine publishing, W. ch will be
introduced into the forthcoming volume We do
not design however, to solicit support to Ssrtain's
Union Magazine by promises. Assured of the conf
dence manifested in enterprise by liberal and
discriminating public in more than TRIPPING the orr
gnal subscription list in a single year, close our
Prospectus for the New Volume, by referring the
public to few of the thousand notices of our bre-
thren of the press, promising only that there shall
be no diminution part, either in exertlon or
expense, to merit a continued and increased pa
tronage.
TERMS:
Single Copies 25 cents.
portrait of the late Ex-Presidents James X.
Polk, William Henry Harrison. Group Of the
Washington Family, General Taylor, Benjamin
West or Henry Clay. Either Of these Engrav-
ings is W orth alone 50.
Two Copies So per Annum, and either Of the a.
hove pre- NUNS to each subscriber.
Five Copies $40 per Annum, and an extra Maya
zine and one of the premiums to the agent or
persons getting up the Club.
Having made an arrangement with the publish
ers for copies of the celebrated mezzointo Picture,
'.the Death-Bed of John Wesley" we make the fol-
lowing
LIBERAL OFFER!
One copy ofthe Magazine one year, and the Wesley
| Print So, or 20 copies of the WESLEY PRIST,
| and NINE Cores OF SARTAIN's UNION MAGA-
ZINE FOR THIRTY DOLLARS.
Remember, the impressions arc not from a worm
out English plate, but from plate engraved
in the highest style of art Those sending their
money early will get proof Impressions.
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY!
Any new subscriber, sending Us Five Dollars
prior to the lst of February 1850 shall receive in
return full sets of Sartan's Magazine for lS49 and
1850, and two volumes of CampbelI's Foreign
Monthly Magazine, and the Washington or Taylor
print, thus securing upwards of 1900 pages of lite
rary matter and upwards Of 400 engravings for SIS.
The post town sending he largest number of mail
subscribers, tor the year 1850, prior to the LIST OF
April next, together with the advance payment " i'll
be entitled gratis for the number of Sartans
Magazine, for the year 1851. For the second larg-
est list each subscriber will be entitled to OF
our premium plates. Remember, these plates are
of large size, and suitable for parlor o. nament
Persons wishing TO get up club will be supplied
with specimen number, by writing tor 1t, and
paying the postage. TERMS INvAnIABLY IN AD-
VANCE. Address
JOHN sARTAIN & CO., Philadelphia,
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