Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-01-14
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MAtNITlcEAT Pa'GRAHME FoR 1852.
$4,000 In Splendid WORKS of art

. $4,000 In Splendid WORKS of Art
FIVE DOLLAR EHGRI VIrG
~ EVERY Sl'HsCKIBER
III IFeas Library OfIYr,
I, \ u N ) GEfIING tlCU,
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ana"' Aouthl' hu gwen 70 th- ciu..,lid.
lei uOfk a circulation -esrii tn hIt nt. sims
lar publication H. ih- ,anny. ani ha. .ecyf-l
80 u a c4rbina i,n 4 literary and artistic t,I
ent probably uniiyal,i by anv other m,y,ziu.
20 tie woid Ddrng the frs, month tb.
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vrisaiy coit'd"d 10 haze sur,a- ed. in th-
richness ol tE'h lrerary Contents, ai.l the
beauty aud pr ! i-ruess Oi thrir pict.fi Il Iu-.
ttsliuu-. a.: magazine ever beiO,e i--urd ON
The American pIe--. Encouraged by these "a.
tieuces Il iaNOr, the pub i-hefs have deter.
aimed 10 commence the hes volume iu Janua
~ uith sll additional atuact ~, AID 20 offer
-i,h Inducements tp -ugsciibcr. - cannot iail
O. place u, Ia cHculii ion. at the head Of Amer
lean msgaz'ie-. With thi ti,w tiev Low an.
uou'ce hc io lI~ing splendid programme -
they have pa. chased that superb aud costly
,iygl.p ate p, gravrg.
"THE LAST SUPPER"
and viii pre'ent copy Oi it To very three
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/ rrc.rd That impressions ~ FUiaTge Iiaie tsn
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ia tie "t 'tT Ia which Inscriptions are receiv.
ell, Tnu-e HhJ dr-ire to obtain their ergra.
| 'mg- early, aud nOn the fr-t impressions.
should seEd Ia their Subscriptions Without Je.
iat. The engraving can he rent on ruIleT. by
'nail, Ur in any other manner a. subscribers
risy order.
$4,000 IN WORKS OF ART.
In udIu"n 20 the sUprIb engraving OF The
Last supp -" -hich will he Jr-.pured TO eve.
y thice ,ll1r sub.c i5cr Cor 5 g. the publish.
~ have comp'e' j arrangements Tor the di..
ibu;uh on the 2Jth day OF December, lsJS,
4 serles Of splendid wOrk- Of art, cou,isiibg Of
ohr hund. ell rich al rare W Paintings. valu.
ID ~ tom ltO TO l. 90 dOl'ars each Also.
2'O O0 magnificent Steel Plate Fpgrayugs.
",ntl tom 10 5 dollars each aud 0 o choice
!ioday Books. worth from to doll4rs each,
making ,in all, over Three Thousand q .fts worth
GWeuty Thousand Dollars
luclOse three dollars to the Publishers and
you will commence receiving the Magazine bv
return mail. You will also rceiye with the +.
nrst copy numbered subscrip ion receipt en-
itling you tO the eng'avi"g # \
"4HE LAST SUPPER,
and a chance TO draw one Uf there Three Thou.
saud Prizes.
EEAs'Es WHY ToU should sUBscRIBE FOR /
q vi T. SONS NAG. ZINE
For 1853
First; Because is literary cont ents will, du.
ring the year, embIace contributions from over
Ose hundred different Writer'S aud thinkers.
numbering among them the most distinguish.
ed OF American authors.
Second: Because its editorial departments
"Our Studio, ""Our Window, aud Our Olio.1
will each be conducted BY al able editor-aad
il will surpass, in the variety and richness of
It's editorial contents, any other magazine.
Third: Decau.e it will contain, during the
year, nearly siG hu lreI origin Il pictorial illus
'ralions from de,isps by he first american su
tbOrs.
Fourth: Because for the sum of ss you l
vii receive this splendid monthly, more
richly worth that sun than any other mage.
zine, aud the superb engraving of "The
Last Supper" worth IS.
Fifth; Because you ~ill very likely draw u
nne OF the thee thousand prizes to he dis.
on the 25th Of December, 1855
perhaps one that is worth 81 900.
Notwithstanding that these extraordinary
inducements can hardly fail to sccon pIlsh the
pijects of the publishers without farther ei.
orts, vet they lave determined TO continue
through the wear
THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
To any person Tho will get up 4 club OF
" Nenty.tUur subscribers, either at one or more
lost Offices, we will present sp 'en did ! ihla
y, consisting of over Forty Large Bound Vol.
III es, embracing The be works in the mar
;et. The club NAV be formed at the club
nice. 50 a year, without the engraving, or
t the full price, s. with the engraving Of the
ist upper TO each subsCrih r. Li.t ard de.
cription II the Library, and specimen copy
4 the Magazine will he forwarded on recent
f 20 cents. tver 200 Libraries, or S COO
0lumes, have alrea1v heen distributed in ac. A
oIdince with this offer, and we should be B
lad of an opportunity 10 furnth LihTary 10
very clergy man, to every schuo teacher, or
. some one az every post Office in the coun.
y.
MAKING MONEY.
The success ~hich our agents are meeting III
th is almost astonishing. Among the ma 81
v evidences Of this fact, we present the iol te
wing from one OF our agents already in the h;
ed: DIT
Il have now been at work canvassing on la
our Magazine one week, and am elighted vi
it'll the business. II is different from can or
t ssing fyr ANYTHING ,l,e ever tried. adi Il
ire to get = subscriber in every famll where til
,ey can rake t'gether three dollars. am
ever received wit indifference anywhere, ed
n the first thing do is TO unrulI nv engr4.
ing before let anybody know what am sf
n, ana thus get them interested before they
now Nhat splendid offer an going to
AXE them. Sometimes they ask nv price for on
le engraving and tell them 5 dollars, and ~
hen | offer them the engraving and Nsga an
ne one year tor three dollars they are per- pI'
city astOnished. did not get to going well Lo