The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-11-02
Extraordinary Inducements to New Sub.
ScriberS.

Extraordinary inducements to New SUBJ
ScriberS.
500 Pages for 3I.OO! sSc.. &C.
The Publishers Of SCEInSEk's MONTHLY, in their Pros
pe"us just issue1 promise for the ensuing
brilliant array of contributors and increase in the
variety and beauty of It's illustrations, already conceded
by the critics to he finer than any rbch hare hitherto
appeared in any american magazine
Dr. HOLLAND the Editor will write the serial story
of the year which will he photographed in FORM and
will lie illustrated by Miss Hallock. 1t is entitled
Arthur BOnnicastIe, and will deal with some Of
the most difficult problems of American Life 1t will
be commenced in the November Number.
There will be story by SAKE HOLM. The
One Legged Dancers.
FRET HARrE. tie best writer Of short stories no,c
hrihJ will contribute characteristic story, entitled
The Epic Of FiddletOwn, which will he illus
trated hy Sheppard
r. II. SToDDARD will write a series of entertaining
papers about Authors, their Personal
characteristics, Home Life, Families,
Friends, Whims, and Ways. series of
Portraits of Living American Writers,
is also promised.
CLARENCE Cook will write about Furniture, and
the Decoration of American Homes
These papers will lie emincntly practical as well as
artistic, and will be illustrated with designs and
sketches by artists in addition to those which
the writer himself will furnish.
Among those who will contribute are:
HANS ANDERSEN, BRYANT, BUSHNELL, EGGLEsToN
FEorDE. IIIGGINSoN, BISHOP HUNTINGTON. BRET H.RTE
JoHN Hwy, II. IL. MACDONALD MITCHELL, Miss PHELPS
STEDMAN, STOCKTON, STopDARp CELIA THAxrER WARNER
WILKINSON, Mrs. WHITNEY, besides n host of others.
The editorial control and direction of the Magazine
will remain in the hands of DIR. HOLLAND, who will
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which the n. Y. INDEPENDENT says - are widely
quoted than aly similar papers in any american
magazine"
WATSON GLIDER will write sThe Old Cabinet, :"
as heretofore Prof JOIN c. DRAPER conducts the De-
partment of - Nature and Science The de-
par,ments of s'Home and Society," and
"Culture and Progress,'' will engage the
contributions of more than Of pens both sides
of the Atlantic. THE WATCHMAN AND REFLECTOR says:
"Scribners Monthly for September is better than usual
rhicb indicates needless pGSte OF editorial brains and
Publishers money for the magazine raS good enough
| bctore' And yet the Publishers promise
| to make it still better for the coming
year,!
The description price is $500 year with special
rates to Clergymen, Teachers and Postmasters.
The following
Extraordinary inducements
| offered to subscribers:
For $3.50 the Publishers will send any Book
or N-wsdcalcr will supply, the magazine for one year,
and the twelve numbers of Vols III and " containing
the beginning of Mrs. Ophans Serial AT His Gates
for $50 the Magazine for year. and the "A back
numbers from the beginning; for 5000, the Magazine
for year, and the - back numbers bound a vols
charges bound vols. paid This will give nearly 5000
pages of the choicest reading with the finest ilustra-
tons for $780, nearly 500 pages for dollar and
will enable every subscriber to obtain the series from
| the first
Special TtIHs to DCalers Cleryynen arb Teachers.
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