Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
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THE NEss' YORK MERCURY
.7u 1o reJt.asa FOR 1860. ;. .1t::.rse 81
THE LARGEST TWO wo-DoLLAhswEEKLY IN THE
,3sar .,.:a a,o:s WORLD. ;: Ii.~, s-say ?
I'm Intellectual banquet for the New
7- .-. a.. Year = ...'..-.~. :.

In the ann4ls Of the Press III ,rc il no paral-
lel 10 The bril- liant success wl:ich has attended
the career OF the New YoRx MEEcrry-.iyine
it proud position never be orc enjoyed :'y any
s'aper whatever: and securing for j: All almost
u,,tivuled circulation. . "a H:itf.'i ~
TIE MEk. EKy j. hy t:.r the LARaLsr: HAND
SOM ST, and ciiEArl ST L'TfRAEY JorhNAL in
the wor:d-contnii,ing as much q: the most
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AMUSING realm: matter in each Q, its weekly
issues Us scsald ssce IT, make l2nan b1E u 2aJ
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TORS ever drawn to the f.cus Of. an yane publ
cation. ltscolumns are adorned with the vivid
and sparkling en- pictures Of tile world noted
roet-traveicr,t the uncquuled iilt-tl 3"
l. #l4 81 BAYARD TAYLOR, I'm ai-
Whose New Series o.: CALIFORNIA LETTERS in
iHE MEEcURY arc us Interesting - the mos,
highly wronght romance. anil whose iEimita-
bie contributions have been sevnr.d ut Il heavy
cost. erctusitely for Tue Mtncukv. ,.,'
This cadinE JoUnNA or AMERICAN LITERA-
TURE will ais" conr.nIc t. IL illr>tra.cd week
ly by. tie inspired pencil Of tue, greatest 0,
american artists, ..si-za''3-e-' 80
FELIX o. C.. DARLlY .7ee.'
In the departments Of Historical Il ,mancc
Domestic Tales. Moral, Art site. and llnmor-
Gus Sketches Poetry. etc. all the o. {: and Just
~ famou> contributors viii be retained. with
"e,o 0ctessimx If, az tie hi:he.t wolky If peiitt
Il erutu.v. The following ted authors arc
pcrmane-tly engaged: "' ' 81
BAYA:D TAYLOR, COUSIN NAY CARLETON,
DIR. }. II. ROBINSON, NEn ECNTLIxE,
J. A. PATTEN, JOSEPH BARBER,
GEORGE ARNOLD, Mis-. n. y. kOBINsON.
FELIX .. G. BARLEY. CAPT. JAS. F. ALCcRN,
hLv. Il. u DEvENs, GEORGE MARTIAL,
". o. EATON, < u. II. NIw.LL. !''f &i.
And host Of popular romancists and sketch.
writer's. E? t =, ...l. y, -r--t ..,
TilE MERCURY is tho peculiar glory o.
every respectable firesidc. and u fountain Of
intellectual lcasurc, on account Of the PURl
"nd moral tone Of IT'S Tales aud Sketches. No,
y word or q sentiment is allowed to appear in
it that would prove distasteful to the tsstidi.
ous mcraiist. or wound the feelings Of any
class Of readers. t-f Z:
TIE MERCURY has the fllowing s,sciali-
ties, which "re original with it, and render il
fur superior to any other family pa; er in cx.
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Club: with its piquant, spicy. racy, side split
ting bits Of humorr, oddity hur!e<q"c. and wit
G, ,ltrihuted by some Of the first humorists
lawyers. editors. and wits Of tho country, and
euQeriy copied by the Press from one vni Of
the UElon to the other the Ladie ' Prane"ude,
the ItNnatsc a"d .! !msteal department; the
skETcnLs f the famous epicul can poet and
seholar.i"J. B.;' :: 11e Ekral. L>s,a,t,neat =
and other ovel features- which now and
still more bri liant o.svs will bo added dnrina
the year 1851. .84T9t5t. s!55 .l5g- 81
. The initiation Of the New Year will 10 s;e-
'nalizcd By the colnn.ei,ccn cnt of splendid
new novelette, of tue Empire City and the Sea
entitled -,y taG att ir1 1y,; ,a,,r, -e ;~..t ;lai
ELFltIDA-The Red Roycr'< Daughter;
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