Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-08
Get up your Clubs for 1861 zow is the vKyu,
Time.

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in the world. This popular monthly contains
more for the money thaa any in the world.-
Its merit and cheapncss are best proved by
the fact, that, in 1867, its circulation exceed
cd that Of all the other Ladies Magazines
combined. In 1868 il will bc still further
improved, where Improvement may be found
possible. 1t will contain nearly 1000 pages,
Ii steel plates, L. double sized mammoth
colored steel fashion plates, and 900 wood
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son. In the general advance of prices, it is
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tie dbaeS.
The stories in Peterson are conceded to
be the best published anywhere. Mrs. Ann
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ard Clarke, Ella l~iodman, Frank Lee Benc-
diet, Mrs |; Harding Davis, author of Mars
ret Howth, l. l. & Moulton, Gabrielle Lee,
Rosalie Grey, Clara Augusta, and the authors
OF the "Sccond Life OF Susie lis Diary"
and of "Isora's Cold" besides all the other
pc. ular female writers OF America, are regu-
lar contributors. In addition to the usual
number of shorter stories, there will he given
in 1868, at least four original copy righted
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Mrs Anu S stephens. The Tragedy of Fau-
quier, by the author of the Second Life
Guilty or not Guilty, by Amanda NJ Douglas.
z. +. T., by Frank Lee Benedict.
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Mammoth colorcd fashion plates. Each
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New and fashionable music in every mum. |
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TERMs-Akens IN adrance.-One copy one
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copies one year, Sc 90; Five bopies one
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club, SIP 90; Fourteen copies one year, an
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preferred. instead Of the extra copy, a superb
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CHARLES j. PETERSON,
No. 500 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.