The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-04-30
H0LDEN'S MAGAZINE,
THE MONTHLY FOR THE MILLION.
Prospectus for the year 1851.

HOLDEN enters It's seventh volume with the
January number, and the publishers now spe-
clally invite the attention Of the American
people 10 The peculiar advantages ii offers ar
ising from It's extraordinary CrrE,PxEss combin-
ed with an unsurpassed excellence. 1t is Of
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Is filled with original Americrn literature of
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