Rensselaer Union, Volume 2, Number 10, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 December 1869 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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VZXEI ' 1 • 'Jut! New Religious Weekly. MB. BEBCHEBU PihMi ‘ ”' i in mm mi, SsSssSs And oentdtnln* Household Kerbs, WalM Ml* »• Childrenite.,etc. ConUlbyUousfroiu ; Wali-kaown ani Eminent Writers .. TOtagruX* WrtX , .. HENRY WARD BEECHER’? gDUOKJALS & LftTURe-RffOM TALKS. AIMING TO BE A TRrrLY cBRIBTIAW-JOURNAL AND A COMPLETE FAMILY NKWSFAI’BB. , and having for Its highest purpose the preesutflUon Ol ESSENTIAL BULE TKUTH, It win advocate. In ths spirit of lovj and fiterty. the fellowship and of Christ's people Ot every ,iaDl '’ ITS FORM: SIXTEEN PAUEiUrCut <Dd Stitched, so oonvenltat, both for use and preservation, as so be a Seat and eprclal merit in lta favor, apart from its parlor literary attraeUoiw. ■, ra - ITS CIRCULATION: ■ORE THAN DOUBLED during the first month (M MR. BEECHER'trtdenUftoation wtih Its interests, is now making eeen mol* rapid strides forward. Ills , ; The Coming Paper for Christian Families of all denominations. ‘ ’ ITS PRICE 1 ONLY *2.50 PER YEAR. And to all Who subscribe noicfor 1870, it will be sent for ths rcmalhuer orthe year, FhEß f - < Subscribe for It!-*--Get others lo'take Ull- -j' ... /y Circulars rent, upon anpllcatlon, containing List of liberal • • . it Cash Commissions & Premiums.

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