OFFicE OF THE SATURDAY EVENING PosT,


Philadelphia. Dec. 2. 1876.
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we'll small handsome type upon the finest paper stitch
81 AMI covered, and furnished he low price OF Two
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on from the choicest pieces of the Saturday Evening
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exist i'll the materials Of weekly psper, and those of
monthly publication, the former of enriched with
essays poetry, anecdotes, and those off BY recital of
The occurrences Of the week The latter can receive liz.
tie value from mere detail Of events, many of which
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The Saturday Evening Post, will in the course of month";
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interesting periodical work such as tle Casket has been
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The January No. for 1922, will be emhclished With
portrait OF The late veneta able JOHN ADAMS, former
President of the United Safes If ongacres hest ei
cravings also, correct and bealtif view Of FAl
MOUNT WATER WORKS, in the vicinity Of Phiaee
phis besides, the fts' No of the SCHOOL OF FLOR
being the commencement Of regular Of Treatise
on Botany, illustrated with numerous cuts.


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