The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-04
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The Journal and Harper's Weekly one year IS e5.
The Journal and Harper's Bazar IS 25. TheJOur-
nal and Harper's Magazine, 1925. The Journal
snd either of Harper's Publications would cost
separately, $500.
The Journal and the Galaxy, $500 separately
5000
Tho Journal aud the N. Y. Independent, 500
separately $3.50. We have effected an arrange
ment with the Publishers of the independent by
which we are enabled to send q copy of that ex-
cellent paper to new subscribers TO it, at a re-
duced price, We send it and the Journal for one
year for, $500, and WE GIVE 20 every one sub
scrbins for the two papers, fine steel engraving
of President Grant and one OF Vice President
Colfax. Copies Of the pictures, and the paper can
be seen at our Office.
The Journal and the Hearth and Home, s4.25-scp-
erately, $500.
The Journal and the Godey's Lady's Book, $3.50
separately, $500.
The Journal and the Lady's Friend, $3.5O-separa-
tely, $3.50.
The Journal and the Peterson's Magazine, $3.50
separately, $3.50.
The Journal and The Advance, s9.55-separately,
s4.50. Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher is good judge
of newspapers, and he says Of The Advance, pub
hshad in Chicago, II regard ii as standing fairly
on the highest ground yet reached by religious
journals in America" DR.. Horace Bushnell adds
the opinion that ''it is the ablest, best and most
outspoben paper published" tits an unsectaria
wide-awake, aggressive, and readable Family
Journal, having for special contributors such
writers as Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Senator
Wilson of Massachusetts,, "Grace Greenwood" !"
Alice Cary, etc Byspecial arrangement with TIE
publishers, We are enabled to club The Advance
with the Journal at s3,75.
The Journal and Demorest's Monthly, $4.OO-sep-
arately $ 90. Withthese two the subscribers will
get a splendid steel engraving entitled ''The Pic
Mic on the Fourth of july" This splendid en-
craving sells for 5000 but will be SENT FREE to
every subscriber to the Journal and Demorest's
See Adv't, Elsewhere.
The Journal and Demorcst's Young America, $500
separately, $3.50 The Young America is a
splendid Magazine for the Young Folks. Spen-
did Cromo Pictures ofAudubons Birds of America,
accompany the Magazine a supplement, and
are themselves worth the price:
Tie Journal and Wells chronological Journal 81 co
separately, $500. This is a splendid offer.
The Journal and the Western Rural for $3.50
separately, SLOO The Western Rural is one
of the best Agricultural Journals published, be-
sides it is published in the West and Is better
adapted to the wants of our farmer than the pa
pers published in the East.
Tde journal and the Toledo Weekly Blade, &, ,25-
separately, $500.
Besides the above splendid offers of Clubbing with
other papers and Magazines, we propose to offer
the Journal as follows:
To Clubs OF Ten, 90
with copy OF the Journal. Peterson's Magazine
Lady's Friend, The Advance, The Western Rural,
or the Toledo Blade, as premium, to the getter
up of the club. We only stipulate that three of
the club must be new subseribers--iep persons not
now taking the the Journal. Ifan are new sub
scribers we will give copy of the Journal and
any one other OF the above which the getter up of
the club may select. The cash must accompany
the names.
To Clubs of Twenty, 90
with copy Of Godey's Lady's Book Demorest's
Monthly, with the large $1,000 engraving, ''The
Picnic on the Fourth of July,''l The Independ-
eat with fine steel engraving of Grant and Col
fax,) Harper's Weekly, Bazar, or Magazine, or
The Galaxy, CT the Jonrnal and any one one ofthe
premiums offered for clubs of Ten, one year free
to getter up of club. We only stipulate that six
of the twenty must be new subscribers. If ten Of
the club are new subscribers, we will give the
Journal and either Of the other premiums named
in this paragraph. IfFHTEEN are new, we will
give the Journal, Demorest's Monthly and che
5000 engraving, Young Am-rica, and the
Lady's Friend, Peterson's Magazine or Toledo
Blade one year free-four papers and Magazines
free for one year. Or for twenty subscribers, al
new ones, we will give, Demorest's Monthly with
the $1,000 engraving, the Independent, with fine
steel engraved Portraits of Grant and Colfax.
Toledo Blade, Peterson's Magazine, Young
America, and the Journal one year free. Seven
of the best Papers and Magazines in the Country
and three Splendid Steel EngravingswOrth $3.50
for little work which active energetic man
will accomplish in two days time.
Now friends 60 to work. There are at least 1900
Republicans in the county who donot take their
home paper-every one of them ought to do it and
a few active men in each township would accom-
pIsh the work. VIII not our friends take hold
and help us. We are willing to pay and pay
literally for the work done, as witness the above
offers. Besides we intend to make
The Fremont Journal
still more worthy of your patronage, and as a first
step in that direction We intend to put in