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OLIVER OPTIC'S MAGAZINE,
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS
The only Original American Juvenile Magazine published once a Week.
EDITED BY OLIVER OPTIC,
Who writes for no other juvenile publication--who contributes each year
FOUR SERIAL STORIES!
The cost of which in book form would be $5.00--_double the subscriptionprice of the Magazine_!
Each number (published every Saturday) handsomely illustrated.
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Among the regular contributors, besides OLIVER OPTIC, are
=SOPHIE MAY=, author of "Little Prudy and Dotty Dimple Stories." =ROSA ABBOTT=, author of "Jack of all Trades," &c. =MAY MANNERING=, author of "The Helping-Hand Series," &c. =WIRT SIKES=, author of "On the Prairies," &c. =OLIVE LOGAN=, author of "Near Views of Royalty," &c. =REV. ELIJAH KELLOGG=, author of "Good Old Times," &c.
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Each number contains 16 pages of Original Stories, Poetry, Articles ofHistory, Biography, Natural History, Dialogues, Recitations, Facts andFigures, Puzzles, Rebuses, &c.
OLIVER OPTIC'S MAGAZINE contains more reading matter than any otherjuvenile publication, and is the _Cheapest and the Best_ Periodical ofthe kind in the United States.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.--Single Subscriptions, One Year, $2.50; One Volume,Six Months, $1.25; Single copies, 6 cents. Three copies, $6.50; Fivecopies, $10.00; Ten copies (with an extra copy _free_), $20.00.
Canvassers and local agents wanted in every State and Town, and liberalarrangements will be made with those who apply to the Publishers.
A handsome cloth cover, with a beautiful gilt design, will be furnishedfor binding the numbers for the year for 50 cts. All the numbers for1867 will be supplied for $2.25. Bound vols., $3.50.
Any boy or girl who will write to the Publishers, shall receive aspecimen copy by mail free.
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_LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston._