Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-26
TIL
g05TIIINfAL M1yTHLY

The readers Of the CONTINENTAL are aware of the
important position il has assumed. of the influence
which it rxerJs. and Of the brilliaa3 or ayof politi-
,alaEd literary talent Of the highest order which
supports il. No publication Of the kind has, IN
his country, So successfully combined the energy
and freedom Of the daily newspaper With the high
CT literary tune OF the fr-t-ciaSs monthly: and il ii
very certsin that M magazine has given wider
range 70 its contributors; or preserved ,,scIf so con-
ieiely from the narrow influences Of PARTY or Of
faction. IN times like the present. such p juurnx!
= either ? power in the land or il is nothing. That
he Continental is not the latter is abundantiy
evidenced by what it has done by the reflection a
It's connsels in many important public events. and
n the character aud power Of those who are It's
taUDcaest supporters.
Though but little more than r year as clapse6
<'nre tha Continental was fret established. Il h2>
during that time acquired a strength and 8 sigpi-
fcance s~levn'ing it 70 a position far above tGa; PIE
viously occupied a strens tn and d political siyU.G
'ance elevatiug 1t to a position far above that pre-
-vi"asly occupied by ony PGblicatien''of the kind IN
America. IN proof Of which assertion We call at
ention 10 the following facts:
J.. OF its ,a1icaI articles republishci in pamphlet
.'Am. q single one has had thu, fnr. 2 circulation
4 one hundred ana SIX thousand copies.
?. From lis literary department, 3 single serial
novel. Among the Pines hos, within a very tew
months, Sold nearly thjrty-hve tacusand comics -
Two other series of fits literary articles have also
3een TSubijshed in book form, Wni.e the first pr
r"n Of . third is alreHdy in press.
No more con3lnsive facts need be alleigcd f.
prove the the excellence of the contributions t. the
Continental. or their extraordinary pppuia itv: ana
IL conductors are determined that IL >hsll NOT fall
aehind. Preserving all "the bpiduess. vIr4r and
ability which = Thousand jougna!s have Rttribntod
10 IL, IL will greatly enlarge its circle IF action. ami
| discuss, fearessiy aud frankly. every priucIple in
| lclyed ID the great questions of the day. The FIRST
lIBds ot the country embracing the m-u DuSt
>jniiiGr with its IL plOmacy and most DISTINGUISHED
ar stility. are among its contributors: AID it Is
40 mere "aattering promise 81 a prospectus" to say
hat this "magOzine tor the times" val employ the
he first intellect in America. uud II auspices which
30 publication ever enjoyed before IN this country.
While the Continental will ex,tress decided
+ lpinions on the G cat questions Of The day, it will
not be 4 mere political Journal: much the larger
| portion Of rs columns will be enlivened, as hereto.
.orc, by t. es, poetry and bum"r. lna word, the
'Ontinental viii b. found, under its new staff OF
:ditors. Occupying 3 dosjtio aud presenting atsraG-
ions never before found in magazine.
TERMS TO CLUBS.
Two copies Tor une year $500
Three copies for one year, SEQ
six copies for one year, HOO
eleven copies for one year, 20Op
twenty copies for one year, 1900
PAID N ADVANCE.
Postage Twenty-tOur cents a year, to be paid by
The Subscriber.
SINGLE COPIES.
Three dollars a year, IN advance. Postage paid By
tito Publisher.
JOHN +. TROW. 50 Greene ST.. n. Y,
Publisher for the Projectors.
Is IN inducemeut 10 new subscribers. The Pub
.ishers Offers the following liberal pren.ums:@
Any person rrmir,ing So, in advauee, viii receive
h { magazine from July, 1852. 10 Jauuarv. 1861
JhuS securing the Whole of Mr.. Kimha,'> and Mr.
hiTke's new serials, which are alone worth the
price Of the subscription. Or, It preferred. a sub.
scriber can take the INA gazine Cor 1858, and a cons
If "Am0ng the Pines" or OF "Undercurrents of
Wall Street" by Il. b. Kinbtil, bound in cloth. or
Of "Sunshine IN Thonght." by CbGleS Godirry
Leland retail price, 81 % The book to be sent
pnStagc paid.
ANY person remitiRg 4 so, will receive the Mega
zine from It's cummeScemert, January, 1862. to
January, 1864, thus securing Mr. Kimbal's"Was
Ae successful 2" and Mr.. kirke's "Among z the Pines"
aDd "herchan4's Story" and nearly 5000 octave
pages of the hest literature in the world. Premium
ubscribers to pay their own postage.
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