M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
IiARPER'S NEW MONTHLY
MAGAZl Me-,
A NEW VOLUME.

DURING the last six months there
have been issued of HARPER's NEw
MoHTHDY MAGAZINE over Eight hand
red and fifty thousand Numbers. The
Publishers may safely 10 this fac: q s
evidence of the unparalleled and cOntAnt.
y increasing success with which .heir
efforts to publish cheap, instructive,
and entertaining monthly have been at.
tended. They renew the expression Of
their thanks TO the public for their
constant confidence and support, aud
especially to the press for the substsn.
lial aid it has afforded in making their
efforts and publication known 10 the
American people,
II can scarcely be necessary to add
The assurance that the plan OF conduct
ing the Magazine, which hasproved so
successful, will be continued with in.
creased assiduty and care. The wants
and tOstes of the great mass of the peo.
pie will continue to be con sulted;.aHd
no labor or expense will be spared TO
give them, every month, the largest
amount Of the most interesting and in.
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selected, in the best form aud at the
Ghea pest price. Special and increased
tsntion will be to the series OF origi.
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American scenes and historical inci
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tersr and accompanied by sDgravings By
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la every department Of ,he Mega
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tIac'iveness lor general readers.
Though i! has not yet completed the
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UI current Events and impartial No
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