St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-13
Waverly Magazine.
For Family amusement and Instruction.
EDITED BY MOSES A. DOW.

This is the largest Weekly ever published
in the country. Its contents are such as will
be approved in the most fastidious circles
nothing immoral being admitted into its pages.
1t will furnish as much reading matter as al
most any one can find time to peruse, consist
ing of
Tales, History, Biography, Music Poetry, &c. =.
| The paper contains no ultra sentiments, and
NEEDLES neither with politics nor religion, but
| it is charterized be high moral tone. 1t
circulates all over the country, from Maine to
California The terms by mail are very low
as will be seen by the following:
| TERMS.-The "Waverly Magazine" is
published weekly by Mosees A. Dow, No. II
Water Street, Boston, Mass.
| Two editions are printed, one on thick pa
per for periodical dealers, at six cents per copy,
and an edition for mail subscribers ION little
thinner paper, SO as to come within the low
postage law at So year. or 81 for six months,
always in advance.
Clubs by mail, six papers six months, SIS.
Paper stopped when the last number paid for
is sent.
| A new volume commences every July and
January. But If q person commences at any
particular number in this volume, and pays
for six months, he will have volume com
plete with q title page, as every paper is COM
plete in itself.
When subscriber orders renewal of his
subscription, he should tell us what was the
number he received, then we shall know what
number to renew with without hunting over
our books Otherwise we shall begin when
the money is received
Persons writing for the paper should write
their name postofflce, county and state very
distinctly. Those who wish their papers
changed should tell where it had previousl,
been sent.
Postage on this paper % cents year, paya
bic in advance at the Office of delivery.
CLUBBING. w..t
Clubs must always be sent at one time to re
ceive premium. We cannot enter them a
the club price unless received altogether. !
is too much trouble to look over our books, o
, keepan account with each one getting them up
Any one sending us "a can have one copy 9
the "Waverly Magazine" and either of tn
following works for one year by mail:
Graham's Magazine; LADIES' Gaz. of Fashion
Godey's Lady's Book; Putnam's Magazine;
Hdrper's Mogazae; BallOu's Picto7idk;
Any one, sending us 1928 in advance, cal
have copy of the 'Waverly Magazine an,
f either of the following papers for one year b,
mail:
Star Spangled Banner; Yankee Primteer
True Flag; american Union /;
Olipe Branch Uncle Sam
We will send copy of "Gray's Elegy,
beautifully illustrated, post paid, for either 5
or six subscribers with dollar for each in ad
vance.
All letters and communications concernin
the paper should be addressed to the publisher
Any one sending us five subscribers for on
, year, or ten for six months, with SO in eitne
case, shall receive new and splendid like
ness of Daniel Webster, a large and beautif,
picture 20 by 80 inches, which sells for So
e representing him as he appeared when deliver
ing his famous speech on March 7th 1850
, gives his full form and attitude, and is consit
cred the best likeness of that great man thu
D has ever been published. We will send it b
mail, post paid
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Winch, Philadelphia; Taylor & Co., Baltimor
A. c. Bagley, Cincinnati, Ohio.