The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-08-04
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ONLY CENTS EACH.
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ONLY ST so rEH ANNrM.
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TIE ILLUSTRATED WORLD.

A Weekly paper devoted to art, Science and
National Literature. Each number bcauti-
fully illustrated and containing original sto-
ries, POEMS tales, sketches, news, comicali-
ties essays hits at the times, current events,
and the latest intelligence from all parts OF
the globe.
1t is intended to rake this paper suited to
the home circle where it will fill a need long
felt in the literary world, supplying rs it will
the best illustrations and reading ever before
offercrcd at so low price. The best Of wri-
ters have been engaged, and the public may
rely upon its permancncy and continued cx-
cellcnce as it starts with aGUARANTEEp clRcu-
LATIoN OF 10000 copies. Contracts having
been entered into with respectable newsdcal-
ers to take that quantity weekly.
The publication commences early in April
1859, and II will be issued promptly every
week thereafter, Each number will be stero-
typed so that perfect files can always be OBJ
taincd. Subscribers are recommended to
preserve their numbers for binding.
This paper eventually occupy the ground in
this country which
The Illustrated London News
fills in England.
II will be the Cheapest, the most Original,
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For sale everywhere
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Price only cents.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Single copies sent by mail per annum, so
10 !" 1900
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acopy Of the paper | year gratis.
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This new, original and popular Magazine
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BY special arrangement with the publishers
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Copy of the Great Republic Monthly, l copy
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HERBERT & CO..,
118 William Street, New York.
New York, March Both, 1859.