Scientific American description and offerings overview
The Scientific American presents its seventh year with the widest circulating family journal. It covers industrial mechanical and scientific progress with engravings of new inventions processes and improvements. Useful notes recipes advice from practical writers and workmen. It describes improvements discoveries and works in civil and mechanical engineering mining metallurgy railways shipbuilding telegraph engineering electricity magnetism light heat and more. It promises information on photography chemistry technology mathematics astronomy geology botany agriculture architecture rural economy household economy health and more. Published weekly at eight dollars per year with yearly numbers forming large volumes. Address Munin Co New York Park Row.
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Munn & Co
Park. Row
New York
The Universal Microscope Advertised for Home and School
JO W H Nurran of the Charlotte Advertising Agency markets the Universal Microscope as an affordable tool for physicians teachers students and families. It highlights features like no focal adjustment and safe use for beginners plus shipping by air on receipt of $1.00 with agents’ warrants offered nationwide.
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Mcdowell
E. A. Clark
Herbert Primm
Press College of Pharmacy
Ehill
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D. W. A. Wilcox
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The Republic Prospectus Ad for a Political Magazine
A lengthy prospectus announces THE REPUBLIC a monthly magazine on government science and political events. It outlines aims, topics including federal state powers, education, health, and reforms, and promotes the Republican Party as instrument for progress. It lists offices in New York Washington New Orleans London Paris and describes the American News Association as independent and global news service.
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Unsealed Materials Sought for Race History
Charleston South Carolina May 1 1873 notice requests all persons with books pamphlets or acts related to the race to forward unsealed matters via post to M R Delany. Copies of the Recoup will be sent to contributors with acknowledgments. Papers friendly to the undertaking urged to insert this notice without charge.
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Tue Rervenue Pusiishing Company
J. M. EpmuNps
The
Union Republican Congressional Committee
Washington
Globe
Charleston S.C
Georgetown Planet Weekly to Start in South Carolina
The Georgetown Planet, a first class weekly newspaper, will commence in Georgetown South Carolina at month end. It is edited and owned by James A Bowtey and Co. editors and proprietors.
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Georgetown Planet
Georgetown
South Carolina
James A. Bowtey
The PLANET A Republican newspaper for Seoge town County
The PLANET proclaims itself a live Republican paper supporting the Administration while upholding liberty equal rights and justice. It promises state and national coverage with timely laws and a Washington and Columbia correspondent. Annual advance subscription two dollars. agents sought nationwide.
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Republican Party
Seogetown
Washington
Columbia
Stonewalls Jackson Grave Engraving Eyed as Southern Gem
A 14x18 inch engraving depicts Stonewall Jackson's grave in Lexington Virginia with Gen Lee beside the flower strewn site. The scene includes weeping willows and verdant hills, offered as a premier art piece for Southern homes, with a mail offer of six months subscription for 50 cents.
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Stonewall” Jackson
Lexington
Gen. Lee
Literature and Poetry Focus of Bristol Newspaper
A large eight page paper with about 6000 circulation centers on literature, poetry, romance, sentiment, wit and humor. It mentions J. C. and W., M. Burrow publishers, and Bristol Leun.
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M. Burrow Pesiisuers
Bristol Leun
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