The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-05-07
HOLDEN'S MAGAZINE,
TIE MONTHLY FOR THE MILLION.
Prospectus for the year 1851.

HOLDEN'S enters its seventh volume with the
January number, and the publishers now Spe-
clally invite the attention of the American
people to the peculiar advantages it offers ar
lSing from It's extraordinary ciIEAPNESS combln-
ed with an unsurpassed excellence. 1t is of
iordcd at ONE DOLLAR year, while IL is twice
as large as many of the dollar magazines, and
is filled with original 1mcricgn literature Of
tie highest character.
The purpose of the Editors is TO furnish a
magazine at so small a price to e within
Tie reach OF the humblcst, and so excellent as
TO BE- puzed 10y the most in clligent-which
shall be mentally invigoIaing, enlightening,
inspiring and PRACTICAL and which, assessed
Of liberal, progressive, and earnest spirit,
shall be taken TO the hopes and To the homes
and TO the hearts of tie American people-wel-
coined for It's liyenesS, remembered tor its in
struction, and cherished for It's general senti
ment, Tie experience sincere satisfaction in
knowing that by the carrying out their pun
poses American genius is fostercd. and that al
ady llolden's has had the privilege of intro
ducmg 10 the favorable regard of the country
several authors of rare ability.
A choice company o. contributors have been
attracted TO the magazine by sympathy with It's
spirit and admiration OF tn enterprise whose
devotion is evidenced by the force aud cl, gance
OF tlelr articles.
Rev Henry TILES, The distinguished lecturer
eSSaylSt, the favorite authoresS of 'Susy LIS
Diary Miss VI. VI. Chase, the Misses Carey;
Caroline Cheesebro; J. II. Headley: Prof. AL
cen, DIR. Dewey; f Saunders: Mulchnoc k;
Stoddari, and oilers of the best writer's are its
contributors.
The illustrations O lIolden'S are no unmean-
ing fancy-pieceS, but tasteful sketches of a.
merican and European SCENERY and PORT sslIS
OF the leading men of the age.
BiocRAPHY. Literary Reviews, aRl the Fine
Arts will receive special observation-disclosures
tephen' will furnish letters frcm Europe. The
serious of Uses and Abuses Will &c continued.
amp also the PrLrir PORTRAITS. Sketches of
DR., Bccdher, Bishop Andrews, Or. Stiles, ,lres-
ideut Wadsworth, and other eminent lVrng
Ii is universal wonder that such magazine
can be afforded AT so small price. il can be
done only by having an immense circulation.
LOVERS OF Coon READING, now is the time 10
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rs in price but the richest in Matter" our
motto.
The Magazine will retain its origional title,
as a tribute TO the memory of It's lamentod
founder, c. W. Holden.
The. Terms are One Dollar year, in adva nee.
A club of six supplied for five Dollars, and
one Of twenty for sixteen dollars.
Liberal FREMruM.-The forwarder of four
subscriptions is entitled TO the gilt edged Bound
Volume, containing eight months OF 1856
ten subscriptions to the splendid gilt-edrcd
Volume for 1910, OF I6S pages, and of club
of twenty, at sixteen Dol lars 10 free copy Tor
1851.
Specimen numbers furnished grafis.
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