National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-15
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THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOB 1860

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popular weekly will CONNER G.,
the New Year, and the p;ar. &C. 49,
propose to make it the
liant, varied and cnter,i 5estst,ck Of
get of current hteratthe1"' r rr ~ exc, to |
ever been submitted to
can public in the form o,lIr,,....,
Newspaper. Better orig
than are to be found In al
magazines will grace Its &C P'"it
and, already in advance Of all a.,
tempOrarics of its class in size and
amount Of reading matter, it is in.
tended that it shall eclipse them al,
in every department OF literature
included in the programme of Il
first-rate Household Journal.
The leading feature of the new
volume will be . powerful story by
Miss NJ. x. BRADDoS,
author Of Oscar Bertrand "So
body's Daughter" "The Outca,tsr
"Three Times Dead" ETC., etc, and
one of the most popular novelists Ut
the day, entitled,
THE FACTORY GlEL,
or, The Blossom and the Blight.
the scenes of which are inGnirly
more graphic and striking than ,hosr
embodied IN ANY If the scusa,iUl.n
street dramas which now hold pms
session of the stage.
The Factory Girg will bc alnos,
Immediately followed by new -lo
rs of surprising interest, from the
pen Of J. ii. Smith, Esq, as,hot ID,
"Minnigrcy,n "Staniie!d ii al" Nj
| ~ Moyne," etc, written for the New
York Mercury.
Allthe existing specialtieH Of tn
! New York Mercury will be retained
aud new departments added iron
time to time during the progress o
the year. 1t Is due 10 a pubic tina
long ago adopted this time honorz
weekly rs its iavorite sheet, IL KITE
I it Mt the head of its class by Ils
raj outlay for the very best itTur.
matter (suitablc for such pape.
i, procuraDle Oh either side Of the A
iantic. This will be done. X,
manccs, Novelties, Satirioal 0Setri
cs, Humorous Poems, Fancy Tale
, articles on American Sports an
Pastimes, aud a weekly digest
all that is interesting III Th.atrc'
: and other popular ADJUSTMENTS an
r Kecreations, will figure III the co
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e the coming year. Through tue d
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!, first made the acqnnintance OF &
y public.
d This channel of communicate
II between young ladies OF talent Al
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continue open 10 tho former '.I
:, such of their productions as arec'
culatcd to do them credit and e
them prestige will I've published vi
such critical comments se they ST.
TO call for.
- The object Of the proprlcanrs
: the New York Mercury Is to rend
it the best family newspaper III
= United States and II paying
+ highest premium for tho best iItc
J ~ talent will secure that result
> will certainly be attained.
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r. nal matter, will continue To he
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" 1863 will be-:
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