The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-05
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MUM 8 Co: the lnQelatigapie piOpiiS
tors OF the well-known and highly apre-
ciated Scientific Anserrcan present In this
issue their prospectus for 1878. They
| also publish the Scientific Record for 1873
being compendium Of the Scientific
Progress and Discoveries of the proceed
ing wear. and also a small volume contain
ing the complete census OF the United
States in full and $50 Diagrams OF me-
chapical movements ali for % cts. Every
intelligent mechanic ought to have these
publications. for which we will gladly re
ceive and forward subscriptions to the
proprietors; or we will furnish the ,Sciea'-
ti1ic american with our TRIBUNE one
year for 81 90.
The Phreaolog,cal Journal for Decem-
Der, is e capital number of this most ex-
cellent monthly, and {, worthy completion
OF it's fifth fifth volume. Lesf note
few of the topics considered William B.
Astor, the noted millionaire. with fine
portrait Ancient Human Crania; Man
as an Inhabitant of Two Worlds; Ex-
pression-the conclusion of this most val
liable series Of essays; Some Familiar
Views of Society The Pretty Man and
the Doll Faced Women; Mr.. Froude in
America: How the Organs of the Brain
were Discovered William II. Seward,
with splendid portrait On the Forma-
ton Of Character: 1.-THE One-Eyed Con-
ductor. again Fanny Fern Origin
Of Metaliferous Deposits Freckles and
Beauty Christian and Infdel, etc. 30
CTS. for the number; So year. Now is
the, time TO send your subscription to S.
r. Wells. $50 Broadway, New York.
The ALDINE -Messrs. James Sutton
& Co, have kindly presented Us with the
two Uhromos which they offer to all new
subscribers for 1878. It has been reserv-
ed for these Gentlemen to inaugurate in
the Aidiae a movement that must mark
an epoch IN the history of Art in this
country. Ia few years valuable Chro-
mos will illustrate volums of the most
ordinary cost and the influence Of true
ART will be felt in the humbless homes.
1lessrs. James Sutton & Co. have suf.
fcient Of the Chromos The Village
Bell aud Crossing the Moor now
printed, to supply a large list of subscrib-
ers, and hope to keep up with tie great,
est possible rush of subscriptions. They
want local Agent in every city and town,
and we hope Manitowoc will not be long
without one. Apply t. James Sutton &
Co, % Liberty street, New York City.
A VETERAN. The Ne,o York O6Ser
uer, having completed its fitielh year as
the leader OF the Religious Newspaper
Press, is DOW preparing for its thousands
of subscribers = New Years Gift in the
share Of JUBILEE Yearbook. which
will be embelIished with several appro-
pirate Illustrations, The Observer was
launched in 1928, and for City years has
sailed in an undertaking course, without
once changing its motto or striking its
colors. Few papers can present such a
successful history and while there are
plenty of good papers published there
are few that we can recommend as strong
Is as the Observer for all the purposes Of
a Family Newspaper. Large, eompre-
hensive and we'll filed, it cannot fail to
pay those who take it four-fold for their
out lay. All subscribers get the JlabIee
Year Book, grotas So year. Sidney
E. Morse & Co, Park Row, New York.