The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-01-16
uNRIvALLED ATTRACTION!
EMERSON'S MAGAZINE Il PUTNAM'S
MONTHLY.
TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE.


TWO GREAT MACHINES IN ONE.
Gss.0 900 COPIES TIE FIRST MONTlI!~wS
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME For 1858.
$50 900 in splendid Works of Art.--Fivc Dollar En-.
craving to every subscrlbcr.-The great Library
Offer. gents getting rich!
NllE UNION or EMERSON'S AND PUTNAM'S
/ Monthly has given to the consolidated work
circulation second TO but similur publication In
the country. aud has secured or combination Of
literary aud artistic talent probably unrivalcd by any
other magazine in the world During the first month";
the sale in the trade and demand from subscribers cx-
cecdod 90 900 copies, and The numbers already iss
ed of the consolidated work are universally conceded
to have surpassed In the richness of their literary
contents and the beauty and proiuscncss of their pic
toria illustrations, any magazine ever before issued
from the American press. Encouraged by these evil
dcnccs of favor, the publishers have determined to
commence the new volume In January with still nd.
dional attractions and to Offer such inducements to
sub crers cannot fail to place It, in circulation,
at the head of American magazines. With this view
they now announce the following splendid programme
They have purchased that superb and costly steel
''' THE LAST SUPPER"
and will present copy of 1t to every thrcc-dollar
subscriber for the year 1858 II was engraved ut Il
cost of over SO 900 by the late celebrated A. l.. Dick
from the original of Raphael Morghen. after Lconar
do Da Ninci and the largest stcclplatc engraving
ever executed in this country being three times the
size of the ordinary thrcc,lolar cngravings.
The first impressions Of this engraving held at
Slo aui il was the intention of the artist that
Of the cngruvngs should ever be offered for less
sum than So being richly worth that amount Thus
every thrrcdollar subscriber viii receive the maga
zine one ycar-chcop mt 50 and this splendid engra-
wing. richly worth s. thus getting for So the value
/ Of So
| We ,Ial commence striking or the cngravngs i'm
mcdiacly. yet il can hardly be expected that impress
soms oI 50 largo plate ca bc taken ~ fast as they
will ~ called for hy subscribers. We shall, there
terc. iurnish them IN III" order in which subscriptions
are received. Thosr who desire to obtain their engrn
wing. carly. and from Tie i'i.i Impressions should
send ii their subscriptions without delay. The en-
craving can he sent duCr- by mail, or III any 9TH
a. manner us Subscribers shall order
S2OOOO ~ WORKS OF ART.
In addition to ilc superb engraving of . The Last
Supper" which will bc presented TO every thrcc.dol-
lar subscriber for 1858 The publishers have compile
/ to! arrangements for the distribution. the 10Th
day oi December. siS. Of series of splendid work.
of art consisting Of one hundred rich and rare Oil
Paintings. valued at from 500 To- ; 900 each Also
1000 magnificent Strrl-plnir Enrnvings worth from
50 10 M coch and 900 choice Holiday Books, worth
from = to - each making, III all, over Three Thou
sand Citts worth Twenty thousand Dollars
h"log rs n M in'iisboy od Yon wW commence
| "trtHg M, NyygsiHc IN return mgi. lOu riH also
c,ire ,rh NE fyst c2pV Numbod Snbsccptim Receipt
faRag nm I" hc EDgrmiDg@ F" TWE LIST SUP
| IhH, ana chance to draw one Of these " Three
! Thou.aad hlil's."
lrt-os aHr wv Slolp Nn-fInE ron
| IEMERSON'S MAGAZINE FOR 1853.
IUt. because In literary contents will during the
YEAR cmtrac" contributions from over One Hundred
different writers and thinkers. numbering among
them VI" most di.tinTishedoi American authors.
\ N p,1. icar-r ill., editorial department, " our
IStulio Our Window" "Our plio." will each be
conducted by an able editor aud il will surpas., in
tile variety and richness o it, editorial ents, any
olbur magazine.
U6d Bccau-c twill contain, during the year.
nearly IL hundred Original pictorial illustrations
+, from dessus y the first American artists.
In7Ht5 Horuu>r for the sum Of - ypu will receive
thi- splendid monthly. more richly worth that sum
than ans other magazine. and the .npcrb engraving
OF The Last supper worth s.
rim Ercnus" yuu wll very likely draw one of the
three thousand prizes 10 he dsrihltcd ON the 18th
day Of December is1s perhaps on" that is worth
| Sl.ngO
&otwitl..ianans that those extraordinary induce
meni- can hardly fail 10 accomplish the Objects of the
Ipalihsfs without further efforts. yet they have de-
! ir.lniutd 10 continue through the year
TIE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
10 any p,rson who will get mp club of twenty
four sui rrIhcrs, either at posoficcs. We
MaIi present -plend.d Library, consisting of over
J fory large Bound Volumes embracing the most
the club price, - year without the engraving,
! nj the full price, 81, with the engraving of the Last
supper Ia each subscriber Lit aud description of
the Library aud specimen copy Of the Magazine will
he forwarded on he receipt of y cents. Over 700 III
! lgdur' 0f s,OBU YolHme-. have already been A.ri-
glad o IN opportunity 10 furnish Library to every
Clergyman. 10 every school teacher, or to some one
At every posoliice in the country.
AAKING MONEY.
llc success which agents are meeting with ia
almost astonishing Among the mary evidences of
this fact We present the following from one of our
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