The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-12-25
The only two dollar Magazine.
THE LADIES'
NATIONAL MAGAZINE,
Edited By Ms. Ann s. Steuens.
For 1916.

This Magazine presents to subscribers
superior inducements. 1t is The only one
published for two dollars: yet it rivals the
three dollar magazines. IL is by his ri
gid adherence to tie cash system, that the
publisher is enabled TO afford his work at a
reduced price.
For 1916 new vigor will be given it. The
Improvements will be off the most expensive
and costly character. The Fashion plates
will be executed in style of elegance never
before attempted in this country. The Jan
uary number will be gem, rivaling the an
nuals in the splendor, if moi the number of
its plates. Besides superb MEZZO-
TINT, by Sdrtain, there will be an
illuminated TITLE Page,
alter the style OF the gorgeous manuscripts
OF the feudal ages. This elegant illuslra
ton is the first thing of the kind attempted
Tor Magazine, either here or abroad; in
lhls, as In other matters, we anticipate all
others. II will be executed in FIVE COL
ORS, and be OF rare and surprising beauty.
This embelllshmen! alone will be worth
hall years subscript
The Washington Family.
The February number will contain Two
Superb MezzotntsI; and either in that num-
Der, or in one Immediately after, will appear
Mezzoint ofthe Washington Family. To
possess the picture ought to be a sufficient
lnducement for every patriotic American 10
subscribe. In word, we shall take our
readers by surprise, next year. with the
beauty, costllness, and utility of our Illus
trations.
Sdrtain's Glorious Mczzoiints
The MeZzotint style Of engraving will be
the principal one employed by US for 1916
We have made such arrangements tina, no
other Magazine can rival US in this depart
ment We have excelIed all others ia The
number and splendor OF our Mezzorints for
1915 but we shall do far greater things in
1916. Besides series Of Mezzotints, we
shall give.
Line and .&ipple EngraringS,
tScripturM illustrations,
Il Cutlery Of Beauty,
4 PorraH Of Mrs Slere1as, &c.
In its Literary Department, this S,oga.
zine gives ORIGINAL articles, unlike The
mandy PANTY CATCH pennies, which copy
old stories from newspapers. A the best
iemale writers OF America contribute to its
pages Our Editor is Mrs Ann S. Stevens,
the Female Scott OF America She is as
sisted BY Mrs l., H. Sigourney, Mrs Osgood,
Eiiei, Dnnles, Piersun, Orne, and by the
un'lvalled author Of "Conques, and Self
conquest" and by others.
The best Uriiers Of both Sc.res
Contribute 10 the variety of our pages. A
PRIZE TALE OF THE SOUTH, found
ed on incidents in the Revolution, will ap>
pear, by the author of "Marions Men" Our
Domestic stories, by Ellen Ashton, FEE,
and others, intoxicating useful morals, which
have been so popular, will be continued.
a proof OF the superior character of our
literary contents, we may mention the fact,
that more articles are copied from US by the
Press than from any other Magazine. This
is because no other periodical is so exclu-
slVely mirror Of woman's mind, or so tho.
roughly devoted to her tastes or interests.
Fashions from Paris.
This Magazine has long retained the rep
utalon OF the most correct Fashions, accom-
panied by fall letter press descriptions; and
tals, TO country subscribers especially, is a
great desderatum. We get our Fashions
IN advance from Paris, so we can never 5e
beaten III this department, but will always
remain ahead Each month, from variety
OF Patterns, the Fashions are selected. en-,
graved and coored for us, ahead of all ri.
walls! To each plate is added full letter
press description, besides information on all
the latest styles. This Magazine has now
become, in our Eastern cities, the Text
Book Of Fashion.
The Home Department.
10 render our periodical f A MILY
Magazine, as well as ady's book, we give
every month, New Receipts for House wives,
Patterns for Embroidery, Lace Work, &c.
&C; thus making sort Of rade mecunl,
indispensable to every female, bul especial
ly TO those in the country, who would learn
the latest improvements in the city.
A US9uI Hint.
Al the other Magazines are merely in>
tended for amusement: THEY HAVE
NO HIGHER PLAN IN VIEW. This
one, on the contrary, supplies want long
felt, for it gives the sex, monthly, the latest
Fashions, the newest Receipts, the city chit
chat, and every new improvement. This
it does, alike to the lady in the Atlantic
States, and the one in the far West, and
on the same day az the month!
THE TERMS.
by rigid adherence 10 the Cash SYSTEM
we are enabled to publish this Magazine al
the lowest rates compatible with merit, viz:
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. To induce
large numbers to subscribe in the same
nelghborhood, we offer the following terms
to Clubs
8 copies, $5,O01 copies, $1,000
5 copies, $50 l6 copies, 1000
Premiums.
To repay persons for getting up clubs, we
offer the following premiums For each club
Of three, or club OF five, our "ANNUAL.
WITH WASHlNGTON'S PORTRAIT
in IT." For club Of seven, or for club
oil sixteen, either The Annual, or an extra
copy Of the Magazine. specimen number
sent, when desired.
Address, Post paid
CHARLES J. JEFFERSON,
No. 50, Cbesnul ST.. Phladelnhia
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