Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-10-31
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Every Tenth Person

Every Tenth Person
Chance for a GRAND PIANO for oy5ody
ONLY TWO DOLLARsl
400 Beautiful Gold Watches,
100 Rosewood Grand Piano Fortes,
Ladies' Bracelets.
Watch Chains, Breast Pins,
Diamond Rings and Silver Spoons to be
GIVEN AWAY.
ENCOURAGED BY THE SUCCESS WHICH
~ has attended the publication of LESLTE'S IL.
LUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, which is now closing
its second volume, the Proprietor has determined to
return to his numerous subscribers a portion of his
profits in the following manner
Every tenth subscriber will have his money re.
turned by the next mail, and the paper will be sent
gratuitouSiy for his term Of subscription.
Thus in every 1000 subscribers, 100 will have
their money returned and the paper sent for Six
Months when they remit so, and Twelve Months
when they remit 81.
Every subscription, MS 1t is received, by letter or
otherwise, at his Office, 12Spruce Street, New York,
will be registered in a book kept by the Proprietor
himself.
The Prize numbers will DO 10, 90, so, 40. 30, GO,
20, so, 90 and 100 in each hundred. Persons OBJ.
tanning any of these numbers will have their money
returned and the paper sent free, as above.
Persons obtaining tho following numbers in
every thousand, in addition to the return of their
subscription money as above, will receive tho fol.
lowing prizes.
No. 100, Lady's Gold Bracelet.
" 200, G~entlemen's Gold Watch Chain.
800, Gold Watch (either Lady's or
Gentleman's)
d" 400, Lady's Gold Chatelaine.
" 500, Set of Silver Tea Spoons.
" 600, Gold Breast Pin.
" 700, Gold Watch (oither Lady's or
Ge%ntlcman's.)
500, Diamond Ring (either Lady, or
Gentleman's)
" 900, Set of Silver Dessert Spoons.
" 1000, Grand Rosewood Pianoforte.
These prizes will be given to the same numbers
in each and every thousand, in addition to the sub
s%cription money being returned and paper sent free
to each and every tenth subscriber. as above stated.
The subscription book was open October 20, 1856,
in which all future subscriptions will be registered
Every person whose money is returned. or who is
the recipient of either Of the above prizes, will be
required to furnish an acknowledgement of the
same, and their names will he published from time
to time in the advertising columns Of Leslie's Illus
trated Newspaper.
1t should be borne in mind that ary subscriber.
under all circumstances, whether the recipient of a
prize or not, will get moro than a full equivalent
for his money in the paper itself. This is the only
Illustrated Newspaper in the United States.
CLrBBISG.-Persons sending us Eleven subscri-
bers are certain to receive back one subscription
and have a chance for two; for example, on the
rece ipt of the eleven subscriptions, the last number
on the books might be 9s-the eleven additional
subscribers will then include two prizes.
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London prototype. The engravings in Frank Les
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