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THE CHAPEsT PAPER IN THE WORLD


The miracle of the nineteenth century


The great American Newspaper.


| DOLLAR WEEK L Y.
| Edited by +. l.. Nichols, Published by Her
| rick a. Ropes, No. 1872 Nassau Street, N. York.


Every number of the Dollar Weekly contains
twenty eight Columns of choice reading matter,
or equal to one hundred and fifty duodicimo
pages, or fifty pages, illustrated by from three
to six Splendid Original EDgravings
Each Volume of the Dollar weekly will con.
tain one thousand four hundred and fifty six
columns, equal to eight thousand seven huddred
and thirty-six duodecimo pages, or fifty volumes
ofthe choisest reading, ilustrted by more than
Two Hundred Superb Engrasings, fscenes and
characters, in American life, by the besnarlists
All for Orle Dollar.


To give an idea OF the astonishing cheapness
Of the Dollar weekly, the Publishers have made
the following estimates. The original matter Of
each volume, at the most moderate price paid
to writer's Of established reputa ton, will cost
not less than Eve Thousand pollars-the bare
composition, or setting oftype, will cost Two
thousandathc drawings and Engrayings over
three thousand. Without reckoning rent, nate
rials, paper, press work or orincidentals, the pub.
Usher. incur ;ln outlay ofover ten thousand dol
lars The talents and character Of Mr.. Nichels-
are familiar TO tho American people, and suf-
fcient guarantee OF the sterling ability, the ex,
citing interest, the high toned morality, and
perfect Independence ofthe Dollar weekly, upon
all subjects, and all occasions. Splendid tales
Choice Essays, Brilliont Sketches, and aninfnite
variety Of articles of Poetry, wit and humor
and Intelligence, will find its varied columns
giving the bright and dark shades Of Our School
System. Its. grand tendency will be toward'
Reform, Progress, Individual Enjoyment, and
Social Happiness-in every thing, the elevation
of the maly, and ''the greatest good of the grea.
test number.' The complimentary notices Of
the whole Americas press, afford the strongest
evidence Of its real merit, and the surest indica-
tion ofan unparalleled success.


All letters to be addressed to Herrick & Ropes


| 62 Nassau street, New York City.


Postmasters are authorized, by the rules of the
department, to send money for newspaper sub.
scriptions free of postage.


*x*Newspapers copying the above, will be
entitled to sn exchange with either "the Atlas'
published at the same Office, or the "Doliar
Weekly,' as they may prefer.