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V.B. Palmer's American Newspaper Subscription & Advertising Agency, Scollay's Building, Court Street, Boston
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V.B. Palmer's American Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Agency
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[Boston] : Dutton & Wentworth, printers, 37, Congress Street, Boston., [1851]
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Swett's General Subscription Agency, 128 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Donation to the Mount Vernon fund. Desiring to contribute towards the purchase of "Mount Vernon," ... I hereby agree to donate to that object twenty-five cents on each advance yearly subscription to "The New York ledger," containing the "Mount Vernon papers," by Mr. Everett. ... This offer applies to cash payments for periodicals that I may receive on or before the twenty-second day of February, 1859, being the anniversary of Washington's birthday, and the ammount shall be faithfully appropriated. ... The within list comprises the titles of a portion of the periodicals supplied from this agency. ..
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Swett's General Subscription Agency
Published
[Boston] : Mudge & Son, prs., 34 School St., Boston., [1859]
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John G. Tompson, Jr. is authorized to receive subscriptions for the Portsmouth Weekly chronicle a family newspaper, independent of party in politics, and sect in religion. Millers & Gray, publishers. The Weekly chronicle is made up from the columns of the daily, and gives full account of matters of interest in this vicinity, besides a general summary of the news of the state, country and the world. ..
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[Portsmouth, N.H. : s.n., 1855]
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Rural Empire Club. Postmasters, canvassers, and everybody else. Please read carefully ... The "Rural Empire" is the pioneer club of its kind, commenced in a small way over twenty years ago ... The grand feature of this institution ... is the furnishing of periodicals at the lowest club rates to its members in any part of the country, one copy as low as one hundred ..
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Rural Empire Club
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[West Macedon, N.Y.? : s.n., 1873]
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The greatest triumph of journalism! Every Saturday the great illustrated paper of America
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James R. Osgood and Company
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[Quincy, Mass. : Printed at the Patriot Office, 1871]
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