American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-22
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.EMERSON'S MAGAZINE
AND
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.
nurn nnn nInAIAnAn1Mro IN 0Mr
TWO GREAT MAGAZINES IN ONE
10000 Copies the First Month!
MlGyIFIGlNT PROCRAMME FOR ISIS.
100000 in spIen1id works of Art.
FIVE-D 0LLAR ENGRAVIN N G
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TVNHE union ofEMERsoN'S MAGAZINE and PUT
u NAM'S MONTHLY has given to the consolidated
work circulation second TO but one similar IN the
ry and artistic talent probably unryaled by any other
magazine In the world. During the first month, the
sales In the trade aud demand from subscribers ex-
900 copies, and the numbers already issued of the
consolidated work arc universally conceded to have
surpassed in the richness their literary
the beauty and profuseness of their pictorial ilusa
tiOns, any magazine ever before issued from an Anne
rcan press Encouraged by these evidences Of favor
tho publishers have determined to commence the
volume In January with still additional attractions,
and to oer such Inducements to subscrbersas cannot
fail to place IT, in circulation at the head OF American
maeaEnes. With this view they now announce the
following splendid programme. They have purchas-
ed that superb and costly steel-plate engraving.
"T HE l. AST SUPPER"
and will present oft to every three dollar sub
scrber for the year 1853 1t was engraved a cost Of
over s6OO0 by the late celebrated A. Il. Dick from the
original Of Raphael MOrghen after Leonard Da Vinci.
and Is the largest steel plate engraving executed
in this country being three times the size oil the ordin
Ary three dollar engravings.
The first impressions OF this engraving held at
$40, and was the intention Of the arts that OF
the engrayngs should ever be offered for less than
s5 being richly worth that amount. Thus every three
dollar subscriber will receive the Magazine
cheap at s3and this splendid engraving richly worth
s5; thus getting for 81 the value of 81.
| We shall commence striking of the engravings Inn
mediatey yet can hardly be expected that impress
viii be called for By subscribers We shall thereto
furnish them in orderin which subscriptions arc re-
ceiyed. Those who desire to obtain tn engiavings
early, and from the nrst Impressions, should send In
tleir subscriptions without delay. Tho engraving can
be sent on rollers by mail, or In any other manner,
as subscribers shall order.
100000 IN WORKS OF ART.
In addition to the superb engraving of"THE LAST
SUPPER" which will be presented to every three
dollar subscriber for 1859, the publishers have com
plced arrangements for the distribuon, on the 25h
day OF December. lsSa Of series OF splendid works
Of art, consisting Of one hundred rich and OIL
Paintings, valued at 500 to 900 each. Also, 1000
magnificent Steel-Pat Engravings worth from 50 Ia
SIS each. and 1000 choice Holiday Books, worth from
S1to IS each, making, In all. over THREE THOU
SAND GIFTS, worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOL.
LARS
Incose 81 TO the Publishers and you will comm nee
receiving the magazine by return mail. You will also
receive with the first copy numbered subscription re-
ceipt entitilng you to the engraving Of
"THE LAST SUPPER"
and chance TO draw ono these "THREE THOU
IHANDPRIZRS