The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-03
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Ha1er's New Monthly MagaZ
1UING the last six months there iavs
en issued of Harper's New Monthly
Wagse over EIGHT HUNDRED AND rIrT<
THoqSD numbers. The publishers safely
appefo this fact as evidence OF TIE unpar-
aiieid and constantly increasing success
! ~lth r'ich their efforts TO publish cheap,
n's'ffve and entertaining monthly have
been ssnfe. They renew the expression
of thsseo; nto the public for their con-
'sfant sa5; Rand support, and especially
ITO tn a"es ois he substantial aid it has af-
forde ;, I na;d their efforts and putlica-
ton s, immsee American People.
l. Eouthemly be necessary to add the
assnl s. ~ the plan of conducting the
Mag; He- which has proved so successful,
will ! continued with increased assiduitv
ana d.. The watts and tastes Of the great
rnassft,Ae people viii continue to be con-
suited and no labor or expense will bo
spareito give them, every month, the lar
gest bount Of Tie most interesting and i'll
styuose literary matter, original and selec
ted, ! the best form and at the cheapest
prizes Special and increased attention will
be etn 10 the series o.: r;giHal illustrated
arI:ch, descriptive Of American scenes and
histotal incidents, prepared by tue most
poplar writer's, and accompanied by engra-
yingbv the best artists in tie United States.
In eerF department Of the Magazine re-
newd efforts will be made to increase its
abiEg lis utility, and its attractiyencss for
geneal readers.
IIeugh it has not vet completed the 80 :
yeYef its existence, Harper's Magazine a. L.
4 circulation greater, by many Thousands, y
than was ever attained by any other similar
publication ever issued in any part of the
void. 1t is the determination of the Pub
ishrs flat it shall continue to merit this un.
oanlleled and still increasing prosperity.
Zach Number of the Magazine will con
an IA octave pages, i'll double columns,
'aoh year thus comprising nearly swo thou
ard pages of the choisest Miscellaneous Lii
nature Of the day. Every number will
;oltaiu numerous Pictorial illustrations, ac-
irste Plates of the Fashions, a copiom
Chronicle of Current Erents, and impartial
,o'ices of the important Books Of the Month
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or June and December; but Subscriptions
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