Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
THE
S.fNTIFIL AMERICAN.
FOR 1864
VCrUTE H. LEW SEXES.

WI IE 49, NE w cEEiE6,
The pub ,hers Of the Il NITRO AMERICAN
TySpectiyei CIV notice tht IN" Tenth F'ium.
Nv ~eri,sl vii =, IN u nee on the first Uf Jana, ~
hoxt. This journal was established in 1915. aud | Is
un"ouhtodly the most widely circulated and iuhuen
uaI publication If the kind ia the world. lh com
monoIng the new volume the publishers 6esire t.
call special attention to its claims rs
OF POPULAR SCIENCE.
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