Harper's Magazine subscription rates and terms
Harper & Brothers advertise annual and weekly subscriptions for Harper's Magazine and Harper's Periodicals. Offers include prepaid U S postage, club discounts, extra copies for clubs, back numbers, complete sets, and binding cases. Prices range from 3 00 per volume to 10 00 per year with various add ons. Newspapers are prohibited from reprinting without express orders.
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Complete Pictorial History of the Times
A bold promotional note extols a pictorial history volume described as the best cheapest and most successful family paper in the union. The blurb emphasizes wide appeal and value for readers seeking a comprehensive illustrated past.
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The Weekly illustrated periodical and county notices
A survey of Harper's Weekly praise with pricing and distribution notes. Then county news from Ross Morgan and Vinton counties covers rail proposals, local deaths, school changes, road conditions, bank and court activity, and community events. Includes spelling matches, tragedies, and social notes from Marietta to Columbus.
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Harper's Bazar illustrated notices and subscription offer
Harper's Bazar illustrated pages describe its fashion and household content and praise from reviewers. The notice lists subscription rates, postage details, and bulk offers for clubs, along with a note on back volumes and a New York address for Harper & Brothers.
Tribute to Gen Grosvenor by Columbus Correspondent
The Portage County Democrat praises Gen C H Grosvenor of Athens as one of the Assembly’s most able and efficient members. The piece predicts a bright future and notes his merit for constituents and the Republican Party.
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Democratic Bourbon county Convention Recalled by Antebellum Tone
In Kentucky, the Democratic Bourbon county convention showcased a rowdy scene with drunkenness profanity and pistol displays, recalling antebellum Democratic rule. The Adjutant General clarifies the $300 bounty law applies only to the 128th Ohio regiment mustered between Sept 23 and Dec 24, 1863. February sleeper list records in Columbus prison reach 1,452 names, the highest monthly total.
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