Scientific American/Series 1/Volume 1/Issue 1/Every Subscriber an Agent

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1612947Scientific American, Series 1, Volume 1, Issue 1 — Every Subscriber an Agent1845

EVERY SUBSCRIBER AN AGENT.--We have often observed in sectarian papers, a general request that all clergymen of the same denomination, should act as agents for the paper; and by such means, some papers have attained to an immense circulation. Not having any similar available advantage, we would solicit the favour of every honest mechanic who may receive this paper, to use his influence in our favour, and induce as many more as possible to subscribe for it. All favours of this kind will be duly appreciated.

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