The Portland daily press., 1873-12-20
Littell's Living Age.

LlCUeu ) Living age.
"a .ceekiy magazine of sixty -four pages THE LIv-
QUARTERS THOUSAND double-column oc-
.avo pages Of reang- matter yearly, forming four
large volumes. 1t presents in an inexpensive FORM
considering it, great amount of matter, with fresh
ness owing to It's weekly issue, and with satisfac-
tory attempted by other publication,
the best Essays, Reyiess. criticisms, Tales Poetry
Information from the entire body Of Foreign PERI
odical Literature.
A NEW SERIES
Was begun JAN 1, 1873, with entirely new Tales, al
ready embracing Serial and Short Stories by distn-
gu1shed English, French, German and Rms.
mannlc1atr;a VIZ; Lord Lytton Buwer Erek-
Mrs. Oliphant, Fritz Reuter- Mrs. Parr (autaor Of
dorothy for'), Julia Karaaagh, DC.
During the coming year, as heretofore, the
choicest serials and short stories by the leading
Foreign Authors will be given together with n,
amount unaPPro ched by any other period
ical i'm the world, OF the best literary and scien-
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II L. Il II LIVING w Il 1 Il 4
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