The Daily Evening Journal and Its Wider Editions
A historic prospectus for the Daily Evening Journal its Tri Weekly and Weekly editions, highlighting trusted Republican principles, broad news coverage and literary content. It notes circulation figures over 20 000 and outlines club subscription rates with postmaster commissions and payment methods.
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Daily Evening
Ournal
Ceve Os Lm
H Large and
Eares
Ida
Deere
Wal
Peters Musical Monthly November issue preview
The November number of Peters' Musical Monthly is loaded with music by top American authors. It would cost over $4 in sheet form. Send 80 cents to publisher J. L. Peters at 590 Broadway, New York, to order or subscribe by mail.
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Peters’ Musical Monthly
J. L. Peters
Broadway
New York
Golden Hours for Boys and Girls Third Volume Soon
An illustrated magazine for boys and girls will begin its third volume in January. Each issue contains fifty two octavo pages with tales travels biography science natural history and more. Specimen copy ten cents sent to any address. subscription two dollars per year via Litchcock and Walden of Chicago Cincinnati or St Louis.
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Boysi
Litchcock & Walden
Chicago
Cincinnati
St.Louis
The Nursery Magazine Seeks Subscribers
The Nursery enters its fifth year in January 1871 and promotes itself as a cheap charming magazine for children with broad circulation. Subscription is $1.50 a year in advance and includes free access to the last two numbers of 1870. John L. Shorey, Boston.
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the Nursery
The
Nursery
John L. Shorey
Boston
December issue of The Little Corporal offered free with subscription
The December issue closes the eleventh volume of the juvenile magazine The Little Corporal. The November and December 1870 numbers are offered free to subscribers for the next year. Published in Chicago by Sewell & Miller at $1.50 per year or 15 cents per single copy. Clubs receive premiums.
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Chicago
Illinois
Sewell & Miller
Our Young Folks December 1871 Preview
Mrs Whitney presents We Girls and Ton bridge offers Boy's Visit to Pompeii in the December issue. The magazine features short stories by Harriet Beecher Stowe Elizabeth Stewart Phelps Jane G. Austin and others illustrated papers natural history curiosities science art travel and adventure poems dialogues and music for parlor and school.
The Children’s Hour December Number Promises New Stories
The December issue of The Children’s Hour completes the 1870 volume and speaks of a January start for The Wonderful Story of a Gentle Hand. It notes generous illustrations of Spain and a Holiday Supplement eight pages with nine Christmas Cards sent to all subscribers. Address T. S. Arthur in Philadelphia for subscriptions.
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Spain
Arthur
Philadelphia
Schoolmate Magazine to Enlarge Circulation Next Year
Horatio Allen signs off a Rufus and Rose tale in December and opens a new story in January. Publishers Joseph H. Allen Barton plan a larger monthly issue as circulation grows. They hope to enlarge soon if demand increases.
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Joseph H. Allen
Barton
Horatio Allen
Rufus
Rose
Popular weekly papers advertise bargains for families
An 1871 reading promotion extols the Independent as the broad family paper with stories travels religious notes market reports and more. It advertises Tilton's Journal of Horticulture The Nation and Merry's Museum with subscription terms and agent offers in Boston and New York City.
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Independent
H. ©. Bower
Q. Bowen
New York
City
Gardner's Monthly twelfth volume and Whitney's Musical Guest noted
The Gardner's Monthly completes its twelfth volume and is praised as a premier horticulture magazine with practical hints for gardens houses and forcing plants. Whitney's Musical Guest is highlighted for its attractive new year edition and strong musical content with annual and specimen copy pricing.
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Gardner’s Monthly
The
Gardner’s
Brincklee & Marot
Philadelphia
Notes on 1871 phrenology and Scribner magazine content
The passage reviews Wells Illustrated Annual of Phrenology for 1871 with portraits and biographical items, plus thirteen National Types of Female Beauty and brain organs. It also praises Scribner’s second issue and its varied contents including Street Venders in New York, The Hoosac Tunnel, Riverside juvenile, and essays by J. R. Thompson and Mrs. Rebecca Ardsby Davis, among others.
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Firat Post
Phrenological Journal
Broadway
New York
Scribner
Issacs
Hoosac Tunnel
Riverside
J.R. Thompson
Rebecca Ardsby Davis
Acon McDonald Caees
Edward
Eggleston
Mary
Jace “Liftell
Hearth and Home joins American Agriculturist family
Hearth and Home, a large weekly family journal, will be issued by Orange Judd & Company from 245 Broadway New York. It will extend the American Agriculturist's reliability and scope with improvements while subscription prices drop from four to three dollars a year. clubs available for four dollars.
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Hearth and
Hearth and Home
Orange, Judd & Company
Premium Offers For Demorest’s Monthly Magazine Subscriptions
The advertisement promotes Demorest’s Monthly Magazine with premiums for subscribers. It lists a range of gifts including a parlor chrome cabinet, a pocket Bible, a two blade knife, a spy glass, or annual access to related publications. Subscriptions priced at 1.50 dollars yearly offer chances at substantial premiums and club bonuses. Specimen copies and circulars available by mailing ten cents.
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Demorest's
Amenca Monthly
America
Wood
Splendid
Dermorest
Grover
Baker
Coes
W.jennings Demorest
Broadway
N.Y
Demorist’s Monruty Magazine Premium Offer
The Demorest magazine advertises choice literature fashions and household content with chromo premiums and large color engravings. Subscriptions unlock value offers including chromos like Hiawatha’s Wooing and Red Riding Hood, with prices and free-mail options for multiple-year orders.
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America
Carter
Noel Aize
Diffenbach
Jerome Thompson
Hiawatha
Addregg W
Jennings Demoreat
Broadway
New York
the Phromo
Public Library Standard Bearer Living Age Appeal
An essay on Littell's Living Age highlights its value as a broad literary miscellany. A Maine town funds reading by purchasing hundreds of volumes, with a pastor chosen to spend the fund wisely. The piece praises the Living Age as essential reading and urges more towns to emulate the library effort.
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Bittle
rLittle & Gay
Boston
England
Edinburgh Review
Gladstone
Maine
Godwin
Littell
Pat
Ligtell
Million Edition Promises Thrilling Portrait of Indian Life
The manuscript compiled from diaries of George P. Belden, edited by Georgds Jaman Hetabia, presents a vivid account of Belden’s years with the Tidlats. Published by J. S. Goodman & Co. Chicago, the volume is offered at 9.50 per copy by subscription and claims to offer a complete portrait of Indian life and customs.
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George P. Belden
Geriords Jaman
Hetabia
Beldén
New Philataiphia
Tuserrownas County
Ohio
Ila
J. 8, Goodman & Co
Ohiengo
Lils
Atlantic Monthly selections review and stories preview
The piece surveys contents of a monthly issue, highlighting poems by Ralph Keclar and John G Whittlar, Mr s Stowe serials Oldtown Fireside Stories and Capn Browns Tiduse, essays by L Maria Child and Bayard dylot, and notes a feature on a remarkable boy from the south with an editorial verification.
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Papéeron
Bayard
Joseth
Dix Cove
James
T. Tuckerman
Galaxy December issue preview highlights Abby Bage Richardioh and notable writers
The December Galaxy features Mrs Abby Bage Richardioh and ongoing pieces by Charlow Weed and John Astor Briated disguise. It includes My Friend the whale Caron by Ay Dodge and lamp meeting notes from Jackson Jarves. Alice Grey contributes An Afternoon at Wilhelmshes with Katring on the Porch. Drift Wood and Nebulea entertain, Mark Twain memos amuse, completing volume ten. Notable writers Justin McGarthy Bayard Taylor Ike Marvel Parke Godwin Dr. Draper among others are named for future issues.
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Galaxy
Abby Bage Richardioh
Hs A
Charlow Weed
Ohna
Astor
International Copywright
Ay Dodge
Whal Caron
Jackson Jarves
Martha's’ Vineyard
Alice Grey
Wilhelmishes
Katring
Alice Carey
Judith
Mark Twain
Justin McGarthy
Bayard Taylor
Ike Marvel
Parke Godwin
Dr. Draper
Lippincott December Issue Highlights Roving Commission and Poems
The December Lippincott opens with The Roving Commission on rebellion. It features painter poet T Buchanan Reed and Hodis The Appian Way, Harriet Prescott Spoffard, plus Amasa Walker contributions on contraction and expansion. Poems by Lucy Hopper and others, Monthly Gossip sketch of LM Gotts, a memorial letter, and impromptu by Nicholas Biddle. This issue closes the sixth volume and promises expanded Monthly Gossip in future volumes.
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Lippincott
T. Buchanan Reed
Harriet Prescott Spoffard
Louie
Amasa Walker
Edwid' Ay Pollard
Lucy Hooper
L M. Gotts. Thalk
Onids
Leo
Christopher Pemberston
Nicholas Biddle
Notable Ministers Share Odd Career Anecdotes
A grave Methodist preacher recalls nearly fainting at a rough country horse and a Bible reading that led to a torn page. Hunter & Co of Hinsdale NH offers catalogs with books, songs, albums, and scientific works. the firm, founded 1860, claims large, reliable business and prepaid mail orders.
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Hagi
Hunter & Co
Hinsdale
N. H
Thia Firma Waa
America
Health and science topics in one catalog listing
A cluttered listing of medical and science topics by various authors including John Phini Means and Samuel Kneeland. It covers health, digestion, eyes, water, toys, and remedies with references to diseases, diet, and historical medical practices.
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John Phini
Samuel Kneeland
Bi Joy
Prospectus for The Aldine 1871 fourteenth year
The Aldine presses present a prospectus for 1871 highlighting a larger page size and enhanced attractions. It promotes The Aldine as a handsome illustrated monthly with superior typography and artistry, appealing to cultivated readers and requesting subscriptions and financial support from a discerning audience. The notice lists prices for four months to one year, offers specimen chrome ducks and a Christmas number, and invites readers to request circulars from James Sutton & Co., New York.
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Aldine
Theorld
Henry Ward Beecher
Avery Sub Gomper
Godey's Lady's Book Advertises 1871 Subscriptions
The notice promotes Godey s Lady s Book for 1871 with claims of quality content and esteemed literary contributors. It highlights fourteen steel plates yearly and accurate fashion plates, quoting subscription rates for single and multiple copies and lists the Philadelphia address of A Godey at Sixth and Chestnut Streets.
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Godey
A. Godey
Sixth and
Chestnut Sts
Philadelphia
Weekly Wisconsin Promises Serials and Low Rates
The Weekly Wisconsin touts breadth and value with new serials to start November 7 sales include one year at 4 50 and discounts for multiple copies plus an Evening Wisconsin option and mail rates. Address all correspondence to Cramer Akous and Cramer Milwaukee Wis.
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Anne Judge
Wisconsin
Wisconsiant
Cramer
Akous & Cramer
Milwaukee
Wis
Rocky Mountain Sheep Hunt Amid Precipice Cliffs
The narrator describes a perilous Rocky Mountain sheep hunt with companions. After spotting a group, they stalk along ledges and rocks, one hunter shoots a ram, then engages in a dangerous encounter with a second ram before descending to camp. The tale notes the sheep’s endurance and their habit of leaping from cliffs when pursued.
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Vovia
Fromte
Alvance
la Hrombe
la Frombe
la Fromba
Santee
Dreas
Ani
Lang
Tyaelf
Azores
Pras
Hornia
Fle
Jack
Picturesque America sketches by Mr. Fenn in Appleton's Journal
Appleton's Journal publishes Mr. Fenn's sketches titled Picturesque America. The artist presents vivid graphic delineations of unfamiliar American scenery to give readers a fresh view of their own country beyond common pictures.
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Appleton
Journal of Literature, Science and Art
Fenn
Wigh
Rank
America
Mr.Fenn
Bright Side subscription offer and prize notice
The Bright Side offers subscription rates of 25 cents yearly, 60 cents for twice monthly, or $1 weekly with free access to year end for new subscribers for 1871. John B Alden Co publishers Chicago announce 100 gold dollars prize for short stories and poems.
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John B
Alden'& Co., Publishers
Chicago
Western Educational Review Seeks More Readers in 1871
The Western Educational Review enters its tenth issue with a record circulation second only to the American Educational Monthly. It credits success to high quality articles and strict educational standards. For 1871 readers, one-third more content will be added in volume two. Sample copies sent free on receipt of a lamp. Subscriptions now for 1871 join to receive the remaining issues. Address E. F. Hobart & Co. 70 Chestnut Street Saint Louis Missouri.
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The
Western Educational Review
Iis
United
Btatea
Avith
Stogic
American Educational Monthly of
New York
E. F. Hobart &Va
Chestnut Street
St-Louis
How You Buy It Delivers a Lesson in Self Help
A tale contrasts an indolent owner with a farmer who takes action to build wealth. The owner questions why the other man can pay rent and eventually buy land while he did not. The reply emphasizes diligence, initiative, and self-reliance as the path to eventual ownership.
Continunums and Quick Jokes of Wordplay in Aged Mirror
A collection of riddling turns of phrase and quips contrasts ideas and things with light wordplay. The lines compare eras, objects, and people through jokes about history students, the Prince of Wales, tulips, and hens, yielding a playful, period voice.
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S. Schools
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Kirk & Bergman
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Tohn R. Lemon
Bregport J. M Jlaners
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Farmers ’Insurance Companys
Farmers Tusurance Company
Deneeh
John H. Addams
Walte P
Runt
Illtam Xoun
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R.M. Buc Okman
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Northwest
Ghidado
Evening Journal
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Daily Journal
Bingle
Coples Issesseeeer Weekly Journal
Sbodedsbean Club
Boller
OL Cluw
Arcerscatansorertreessesssensens
Bix Mons
Seres Essesssereessreser
Sss Club
Perry
Chas. L. Wilson
Dearborn Street
Literary
Villemer
George Sand
Tilton’s
Journal of Horticulture
California
Dallas Peat
Tiltor
J. K.,tilton & Co
the Nation
Turca Runera
Christian Union
Pickering
Josephine Butler
Brentarlo
Merry’s Museum
Horace B. Fuller
Whitney
W. W. Whitney
Toledo
Carl Both
Vox-Populi
China
the Aldine Press
Rocky Mountain Sheep
Rocky Mountain
Betosa
J. S. Goopman & Co
Newport
Saratoga
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