The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-17
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
500 Pages for sl.p0t &C., &c.

The Publishers of sSEn's MosraLy. In
their prospectus Just issued, promise for the en-.
tors, ana an increase in the variety and beauty
OF Its Illustrations, already conceded by The
critics to be 'Tasr than any which hdvs hitherto
appeared t'l any Anltric07 Mt9dcfue,p
| Dr. HOLLAND, the Editor viii write the serial
story OF the year, which viii be autobograp hicoI
IN IN form and viii be llns rated by Miss HalloeG.
| IL IS entitled ARTHUR RONNICASTLE and
WIN zeal with some of the most difficult Iro-
biems OF American Life. 1t will be commenced
In the November number
There will b, a new story bv SAxR HOW
THE ONE LEGGED DANCERS.
BRET HASTE, the best writer OF short stories
now living Will contribute characteristics story.
entitled THE EPIC OF FIDDLET0WN. Witch
will be illustrated by sheppard
X II. SToDDARD will write "a series of entsr.
characteristics, Homo Life, Families. Friend
WhIns, AID Ways. A series of PORTRAITS
OF LIVING AMERICAN WRITER'S is also
CLARENCE CooK will write about FITRNITJ79E
AND THE DECORATION OF AMERICAN
HOMES. These papers will be eminently prac,
teai rs wen aH artistic, and Will be illustrated
with designs and sketches by numerous artists
IN addition to those Which the writer himself
will furnish
Among those who will contribute are:
Hans Andersen Bryant, Bushnell, EggIestop-
Efoude, Higginson, Bishop Huntington, Brste
narte, John Hay, Il. IL. Macdonald, Mitchell,
Celia lh.xter, Warner, Wilkinson, Mrs. Whit.
ney, besides a host of others
Inc eiilorIi control and direction of the
magazine Will remain In the hands of Dr. HoI.
LAsD, who will continue to write 'rHETOPICS
OF THE TIME which the New York Itdl-
pendent says ';iTe more widely quoted than any
SINCLAIR papers ia any American Magazine"
WAThoy t4ILbER VIII write "THE OLD
CABINET" rs hitherto. Prof. JoHs O. DRl-
PER conducts tho department of MATURE
AND SCIENCE" The departments of "HOME
and SOClLTI'' and COUTURE AND PRO.
GRESS," Will engage the contributions of more
than score OF pens ON both sides of the ATTAIN
uc The tGtcaDlan and reflector says: "Scrib-
her's monthly for September l. better than
usual, which indicates needless waste of edi-
torai brains and Publishers money, for the
MaGa2!ne was good enough before ~ And yet
me Pnoilshers promise TO make it still better Tor
the coming year
The subscription price Ia 800 a year, with
special rates to clergymen, teachers and post-
masters The following
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
are offered TO new subscribers
For 5000 tho Publishers I'LL send or any
BOOKSELLER or Newsdealer will supply the Mag
acme for one year, and twelve numbers of Vols.
II. and ", containing the beginning Of Mre
ELEPHANTS Serial, SAT His GATES - for 81 60 the
magazine Tor one year, and the u back numbers
nom the beginning; for $1,000, the Magazine for
one year, and the q back numbers bound (Iyolsl
charges on bound vols. paid This will give
nearly QUO pages of the choicest reading with
the finest illustrations, for 5000 or nearly EIlD
pages for a dollar and will enable every snp-
scriber 10 obtain the series from the first
Special terms to Dealers. Clersynen, and
Teachers. SCRIBEER E CO.
no 6S4 Broadway. N Y