M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-13
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY
M AGAzlME E.
A NRW WI UNp
A NEW VOLUME.

DURING the last six months there
have been issued Of HARPER's NEv
MosTHDY MAGAZINE over Eight hund-
red aud fifty thousand Numbers. The
Publishers may safely 10 this fac; as
evidence of the unpsralled and contdnt-
ly increasing success with which .heiT
efforts TO publish cheap, instructive.
and entertaining monthly have been at.
teuhed They renew the expression Of
their thanks to the public for their
constant confidence and support, and
especially to the press for the substan-
tial aid it has afforded in making .heir
efforts and publication known to the
American people,
II can scarcely be necessary to add
the assurance that the plan OF conduct
ing the Magazine, which hssproved so
successful, will be continued with in
creased assiduity and care. The wants
and tastes Of the great mass Of the peo-
pie will continue to be con suited; and
no labor or expense will be spared 10
give them, every month, the largest
amount Of the most interesting and in
structive literary matter, original and
selected, in the best form and at the
cheapest price. Special and increased
attention will be 10 the series Of origi-
nal illustrated articles, descriptive of
American scenes and historical Incl.
dents, pTepard by the most popular wri.
terS, and accompanied BY engravings by
by the best artists in the UnitedStatss.
In every department Of the Maga.
ziGe renewed efforts will be made to Ia.
crease disability, it's utility, and its ale
tlaciiveness for general readers.
Though il has not yet completed the
sixth year OF its existence, Harpsfs
Magazine has a circulation greater BY
many thousand than was ever attained
by any other publication ever issued In
any part OF the world. 1t is the deter.
mination Of the publishers that it shall
continue to merit this unparalleled and
still incTeaceing prosperity.
Each number Of the Magazine will
contsin l44 octave pages, in doubld
columns, each year thus comprising
nearly two thousand pages of the choic-
est Misce llaneous Literature OF the day
Every Number will contain numerous
Pictorial illustrations, accurate Plates
OF the Fashions, a copious Chronicle Of
Of current Events and impartial No.
tices of the important Books of the
Month. The Volumes commence with
the Nos. June ana December; but subs
scrip:ionS may commence with any No.
TermS.--The Muga zine may be OBJ,
tanned of Booksellers, Periodical Agents
or from the Publishers, at 90 yeas, or
rs cents number, The Semi.annuaF
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and Muslin Covers are furnished
to those who wish TO haze their bac,
Numbers uniformly bound. at Twenty
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now ready, bound. 'HOrpsrs Story
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Numbers gratuitously to Agents and
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Magazine. They will also supply Clubs,
of two persons at Five Dollars a year,or
five persons at Ten Dollars. Clergy.
men supplied at two Dollars year.
HARPER & BROS, PU BLISHERS.