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NOVEL LITERARY ENTERPRISE.ll:irIVitTHE publishers of the Brother Jonathon Newspaper* respectfully announce their intention of issuing a series of supplementary editions of their paper* at an additional charge proportioned to the price ©t the regular edition* but sent only to the order of those who desire copies. This Supplement wiii embrace ALL POPULAR ENGLISH NOVELS, as from time to time, they are published; and the scries will commence with 3EA-NONf; OR* THE SECRET ORDER. nets novelthe author of “Pelham, Deverevx” Paul Clifford,” “AY/*/ and Morning* ice. “Zanom” is now in press in London, and will be issued in the “Brother Jonathan Extra *” on four mammot/i sheeto% immediately upon ita receipt in this country. Thus will he published Bilker's New Novel FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.It will be primed uniform with the Quarto Library Edition of the “Brother Jonathan,’1 on fine paper, with clear handsome type; and purchasers may thus bind it up with their volume of the Quarto, or reserve it to add to the next published novel of the series, and hind the two together. This proposed enterprise will put it in the power of every man in the land to collect A LIBRARY OF POLITE LITERATURE at a cheaper rate than the same collection can be made at auction prices in the city; and including new works, while the blush of freshness is still upon them. The postage on each novel, to any part of the United States, will amount only to the sum of 6 cents; and tho work will not only rench its readers quicker through the mail than it is possible for it to be sent through the ordinary channels of bookseller’s transmission, but it will be sent to POINTS WHF.RE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS CANNOT BEPURCHASED. .The advantages of this plan arc so manifest that tt would seem an insult to the good sense of readers to dwell upon them. Orders must be sent for each work* accompanied by the cash; and to Postmasters and others, sending, post paid, or under trank, a ONE DOLLARBILL OF A SOLVENT BANK, will be sent* a FIFTH COPY GRATIS!The advantages which are presented to friends and acquaintances to club their money, will at once be perceived. Orders accompanied by cash, will be answeredat the rate of FIVE COPIES FOR ONE DOLLAR; and such a saving may thus be mode as to reduce the postage on the works to a mere nothing—about two cents to each individual, estimating each work at twenty-fivo cents. Address,WILSON Sc COMPANY* Publishers of the Brother Jonathan, N. York City.
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Centerville Wayne County Record
Centerville, Indiana, US
Wed, Mar 30, 1842
Page 4
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