The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-07-10
A NEW VOLUME OF
PU TNAM'S MONTHLY,
An Original American Marazina

MYTH the prese Il number CONNER the Eighth Vol
w ume of Putnam's Monthly"
The Publishers have only 20 repeat the expression OF
their cordiaI acknowledge nts Of the continued favor
with which their efforts have been received by the public
and of untiring resolution to continue deserve
The prosperity of the Magazine is constantly increas
ing And this prosperity has been achieved by the pre-
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ject and in general by the watchfu regard 10 all
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ia neither a story book nor partisan journal II has
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sound learning and the most liberal and intelligent dis
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Three of the valuable circulated in the
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Schoolfellow. Punams Monthly is made up wholly OF
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Messrs. Dix Edwards send forth monthly much valua-
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