The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-01-23
UNRIVALED ArTRA CIIONSl,
EVE ssssss SONS VI aaEz,Ns.
AND PuTMAM's M0EyTHLY
TWO cREAr H4GAz;SEs ~ ONE.

TWO GREAT H.Gaz;NEs IN ONE.
10000 COPIES THE FIRST MONTH";!
| Aaeai!ictnt Programme for 1853.
| $4,000 IN SPLENDID woHKs OF ART.
Fiyr-bo!aF Engraving to every Sub$criber.
THE GREAT LIBRARY uFFEa
AG LNI'S GETTING RIGHT
The union Of h.A'Er,>ON:s MAGAZINE ard
UiNAN MONTHLY has gwen to the coc,o.i-
dGted circuiatlcn aecen to but one similar pubti
CATION III TIE country. and ;as Secnral for it csn-
bliat2n OF ttriary ami 81 ~istic talent probably u-
rivalci by any other magazine IL the worl,i Du-
ilhg the n1st month. tie sale H tse trade aid de-
mand tTcic subscribers exceeded $1,000 comes ard;
ths ti"tilGe" &t.tttdy iGsu"d tie cons, Il sat.t
Wofk are HflFeFsa.!y aonce4td /, have SURPASSED,
~ the Elciltiess I" tiltr literary contets. and the
aeaufy ana T'lolus-ness OF their pictorial i>t1a-
!ohs. aHy !nagaZ!ue ever before issued from tia
Am rican press. Encouraged s)Y these ey .,jenres
III favor: tie publishers have determined 10 .on,-
tnence :l= a-!s volume in January with still adtl-
oal attraction, anI to otter such inducements TO
Subscribers as Cannot ias! pace It, III circulation.
at tIe head OF ameIleen magazines. With this
view they Eo" ailnonnce the following splendid
prog at',rie. They nave purchased that super
ana costly steei-p'ated engraving:
sazi LA>'E ~UasE'Ess,
ard vii! present copy OF it to every three -doi!ar
>ubscrbrr for h- year 1888. 1t was engraved at
cost OF over 5000 oy the late celebrated u L.
Dick. from the original of Rap pnaei Moryhen after
Leonardo Da Vincl, aud is the largest stc-t-na,e
engraving ever executed in this country. icing
three times the size CT the ordinary three dollar
ensra'inss
The first impressions Of this engraving are held
at $40, and it Was the nteD!CD II he artist that
uone OF the engrarings shout! be offered to1
less sum than 80. beng 'ickty worth that AMOUNT
Thus every three-;lo!lsr -.:hscri2-r will Eeczge
the Magazine one Fe,r-clleap at @}-au tts
spiendld engraving. richly worth So taus getting
tUr 80 the vace OF 50.
We Shalt connence sinking off the engssgirss
irnedtateiy, yet II hardly be expect at
!I pTtss.9:ls Ct so large pate De taken as fast
as they will c= called Cor by sabscr bers. We
SHALL therefore, turnl= -ui i'll the order in which
subscriptions are received These who desire to
oi'tai' Their ersGavlnss aIy and he first in
>ei'G II th-lT Sl;:sGIl ous without
a"'ay. L 1t ea,'as i.!s CAN as san. Foie.s, ~
mail, or III any other manner: as subscribers shall
order.
$4,000 IN WORKS OF ART
In addition to the superb engraving of THE
LAST >lIPER.1 which n..tl be presented 10
eYey three-..oii.r zrh=clibsr .ol 1893. &c publish
eTs nave completed ariaag er7.snts fer ti,e cS,:b,-
ton: OIL the 18th day December. 1858, Of series
OF ,.sienad works OF art: consisting of enc !unsed
rich ana rare Oh Paintings. rsuetsss from Si0U to
u 900 each. Also. 2.eoo magnificent Steei- pate
Eng sv,ugs, worth iron, e. to ~ eseh ami l.uou
! -. Il ac'.dSy Books. worth t:criaS1 to s. each
making. i'll ali %, II THR i>E THOUSAND GIFTS,
worth TWENTY THO, SAM DoLLAKs.
INCLUoE Is TO The PLbLI,HkRo AND
lOU WILL COW AENCE RnCEIEING IiiE
vi AuAZIAG Z bI RbIj RA vi ALL. YUu WILL
L VI BLE.LU su.,>C...l ilON Fax ILiPI En-
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