The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-12-17
New YorR Advertisements.
ALBERT G. RICHAROsON's
and c.rrsPondiHg OsIoe, No. 800,
BrOadIOdy, Ns0 York.
On Saturday, the Third Day of JsSnary 1857,
s.. HARPER & BROTHERS, NV YoEK,
viii issue the first Number CT a
Weekly Newspaper; to
be entitled
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
a JOuruaI OF CiviIization.

They will spare neither labor nor expense "a
make il the best Family Newspaper in the WorhL
one whose cheerful ald genial character will rem
der il welcome visitor 20 every household, while
its constant devotion the principles of right and
justice Ehal win the appreciation of the wise and
the good Its object will be 10 set forth sound
yieE's on Political, Social, and Moral questions; to
diuse useful information; and to cultivate the gru
HerPer's Weekly will con taina full and impair
tfal Summary of the Political, Social. Religious,
commercial, and Literary News Of the Day. 1t
will chronicle the leading movements of the age,
record the inventions OF genius the discoveries Of
Science, and the creations of Art IL will in a word
aim to present accurate and cOIhpet picture of
the age in which we live.
1t will alsogive due share Of attention to the
taste, the Imagination. and the feelings. Its regu-
lar contents will embrace Tales Incidents of Tray
ell and Adventures, Sketches Of character and So
cial Life and Essays Ipon Ait and Morals.
The Publishers have made arrangements with
the best American writers, who will contribute to
the various Departments of the paper. The large
space at their disposal will enable the conductors
to avail themselves of ample selections from the
best and most heaithiul Literature OF the Old World
The first number will contain the commencement
LOT Mr.. THAcKERY's New Serial Tale, the publica
ton of which from early sheets purchased of the
Author, will be continued from week to week un-
til its conclusion. In addition to this they will keep
vigilant eye upon the issues Of the English French
and German Periodical press the best prod ctions
of which will be transferred to the paper under
their charge.
HARPER's WEEi-LY is not intended in any way to
supercede or tuke the place of Harper's New Month
y Magazine. Each Periodical will confne itself 10
its proper sphere; and portion of the one will
appear in the other. ...-s
HARPER's WEEKLY will contain Sixteen pages of
the size Of the London Illustrated News, each Num-
Der comprising as much matter as an ordinary duo
decimo volume. 1t will be printed in form and
upon paper suitable for bindings and as the pages
will be electrotyped, the back Numbers can alway
be supplied that Subscribers will be able at any
time to complete their files. At the close of each
volume, neat and appropriate covers will be prepa.
red for the convenience of those who wish to bind
the paper.
TERMS
HARPER's WEEKLY will appear every Saturday
Morning, and will be sold at Five cents copy. Il
will be mailed to Subscribers at the following rates
payment being required invariably Ill advance:
! One copy for Twenty Weeks ..... 81 90
| One copy for One Year, ,............. so
| One copy for two Years. .............4,0O
| Five copies for One Year 900
| Twelve copies for One Year. 100
Twenty-Five copies for One Year, ,.......40 Cd
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