Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-03-07
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saturday Night!

Thetbest Of all the Weekly Papers polished,
Every Story, Every Sketch, and every Artie,s
psiHtec in Saturday Night i. Original and wri,-
ten ezi ressiy for its columns by the best talen,
that money can procure.
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Saturday Night is a large eight page paper.
containing forty columns ofthe hes, readiug mat
ter, elegantly printed on fine white paper, and
neail; illustrated.
The purity and moral tone Of Saturday Nigh,
= o. the highest order.
Nothing that can in the least offend the r.
ligious or political belief of any one will be al
loSed to appear on its pages.
f.ooaf every other week is eonmenced New
StSry- Every number contains the best Sketch.
e. Poetry, WHY and Humorous paragraphs.
Fashion Articles for the Ladies.
The Answers 20 Correspondents contain infor-
r'afton on all subjects Matters Of Law, Domes-
TIC and Friendly Relations History. Ancien, and
Modern, and every thing connected with Love.
Courtship and Marriage
In fact, il is the best Family paper published.
and its past success Is proof that il In The PAPER
;or every home in the land
Be sure and subscribe for no other psper nm
til you see the Saturday Night.
- AND THIsl
The most successful of all the Eastern literary
weekhcs is undoubtedly Saturday Night. n,
growth In popularity is one Of The unarvels of
latter day journalism. and there is reason to be-
here that Saturday Night has a circulation Crea-
ter than thatofa any other pa per in the country
-Ch'eago Republican Agg i3.1s7i.
Saturday Night is the popular Story paper Of
Philadelphia, being to that city what the Ledger
IS 10 this. u is illustrated, and has some Of the
best Story, Sketch and Poeiical Writers Of the
DAY. IL is very popular, being first class. and
mas an immense circulation. "-fesc FORK Globe
Ang. &c, 1871.
Among The popular weekly Story papers,
saturday Night Is one ofthe best II has grown
wtnin Two or three years into an immense cireu-
lation, which is constantly increasing. The
Stories in Saturday Night are ALWAYS Interest,"
ing, and never immoral in their tendency -
NeE York Sun, -4prI 4, 1871.
saturday Night has monopolized nearly all
the good writers Of the country, and bids fair
to monopolize all the readers also. Its present
circulation is about $50, 600 Saturday Night
WIN long remain a monument to the industry
and ability Of its publishers.-N. Y. Daily
NeEs.
We ~iH send specimen eopie, free to any rAo
ssiH send rs their address.
Each number Of Saturday Night contains q, much
reading matter az sny ofhe popular
Monthly Magazines.
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q Saturday Night. The same money
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you only l2 numbers.
Subscription Price to Saturday Night.
For one year. So Nos, is only s. 90
For six months. &c Nos, is only so
For four months, II Nos, is only / 90
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tirnel, will be entitled TO copy FREE. Get
'ers-up of clubs of eight copies can afterward
add single copies AT 81 so each.
DAVIS L EMERSON,
Proprietors and Publishers of
Saturday Night, Philadelphia. Pa
Jan 4, 1872.