The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-14
NEW ADYERrIsnEYTS
OF
Price on Demand.

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In England hooks are dear-in this country
cheap. In nothing is the effect OF ptlce on demand
more luly illustrated Here the prices of works
are so cheap that circulating Libraries have long
since passed away as things that were but are not
he minds OF our people are iresher better booke
up, and read in general ileratnre-all bv greater
adnpted1ess to the market, ana a willingness for
large sales on small profits.
This brings us to the subject under consideration
Keeping IL view the motto, Large Sales on Small
frohtsi md that is the large and varied assort
menl OF books, Magazines. Periodicals. Annals
Serials, Fancy Goods Wall PapeT and nice things
whch cah always be obtained at the Book Estnb-
m LlSHnnent Fnl o. me Undersigned, among which may
School Ropks at all kinds
CornelI,s Geography Swans Treatise
swan Manuel Dutf's Book .krepinu
hldd's Eiocuilon Mitchell's Biographies
Monte ith's Biographies McNalIy's !"
Elcctic School Series Parker's PhiIosonhv
Rays a IhmetlC McGuffey's New Reader
Rays Algebra Ohio School REGISTER,
WcbsWrs Dictionary Cutters Physiology
Miss ~ilard's School History ofthe United States
Visiting Cards Ches men aud Boards
hu!ers. Carmine Ink, Red ink,
Cory books, Pass books, Memoranda ums
Dures, Drawing paper. Fpvslnnss
Composition books Notes and Drafts
quartz blank books Note paper,
Cap Bath
Long cap u Letter :"
Docket " CnD
Copying = Les nj cap paper,
Blank books all kinds made to order,
Bill Paper, Envelopes. White envelopes,
Note envelopes, letter envelopes,
buti envelopes, Canary envelopes,
Legal envelopes Murii1oe
Croyons for black boards Black crnyons,
Pencils. Rewards of Merit. Geld pens,
Pen holders Steel pens Amalgrm pens
Ink stands, Sand boxes, Black ink
! Bue ink. States Slate pencils.
! Arnold writing fluid, Egan's writing fuid
Glt moldlngs, Picture frames made to order,
! Magazines bound in any stve.
And not among the least is the beautiful Gift books
for children,
Golden picture books, Mammoth toy books,
Aunt LPlV's alphabet Casket of Juveniles
| Song hooks, Twilight stories
| MSS Merryhearts series, and great many other
varieties of Juvenile works
| Below is list Of
Magazines aud Newspapers
| that can always he found on my counter which |
will furnish by the year or single number as cuso-
mers prefer
| FIarper's Magazine, Godv's Ladv's Book,
| Arthur's home Great Republic,
P" erson's " Atlantic Monthly,
| WavcrIv Leslie's Magazine
| NEW YORK LtDGER, New York Weekly,
New Yerk Mercury. Iarper's Weekly.
| i rue Rag, Flag OF our Union,
! American Union. Fornev's Press,
! N. Y Waverly. Banner OF Light,
Leslie's Illustrated paper, N Y Clipper,
Our Musi"nl Friend, Y, Tribune,
Gleasons Pictorial, Balors Monthly;
| Cincinnati Gazette daily, Nick Max.
Commercial, '' Budget of Fun,
| Phmney Phelow &c, &c. &c.
1t is much better to get these Magazines ard pa
pers from News Agent, than to subs by
mail, for in this way, you pay for no paper but
what you get aud when you become tirel Of it can
quit it, and then you loose no money sent by ma j!
and get the papers from week TO ten days soon
er Besides the above articles | have connece ed
with my business THE GIFT ENTERPRISE
where Won can find any work that can be had at
any Gilt Book concern in the United States, and
al the same price, and the gifts will compare IA
vornhly with any other establishment Of the kind
and you can always see the gift at my store before
buying
by he Gilt enterprise, | mean that system of
book selling whereby present is attached to and
invariably accompanies each purchase. The in
hcroDt purity of the system prevails ard stands
this day, recognized egltama te branch of
! trade.
| AS to the stigma Of lottery, common sense
i teaches every consderate mind the 0bsmdity OF
TIC charge. The system has not the frs / element
Of lottery. There is no money paid for which an
equivalent, and in majority of eases, MORE than
an equivalent is not returned. The purchaser al e
ways gets the books he buys, even cAeaper. on the
whole than elsewhere, and surely gets gilt
with it, varying in value from twenty-five cents
to many dollars, as the case may be. Whatever
it may be the purchaser receives his moneys worth
at least in the value of the book purchased and
| consequently is delrauded in nothing
| The -peeiaI peculinrty then of this system OF
trade is that Of awur ling gifts TO purchasers for
their patronage The object induccmont to
purchase"
BY buying your books in this way of me, YOU
save money for express charges postage on books
/
and run no risk OF dosing money sent by mail or
Of getting damaged book. ! buy my books direct
OF the Publishers at their lowest cash rates, and
l Jewery o whole sale Dealers and thus enab led
| to sell you books as lew as any establishment.
solicit the patronage oil the public feeling assured
that give entire satisfaction in a Il my bust
ness transactions, N. A. HANNA.
| Cudz, Dec. 7, '!9.4i