Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-25
Prospectus for a New Volume.
THELADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE


EDITED BY MRS. Ann 5 sIEfhkNSs
The success Of this magazine during the past VOL
umr-,hs edition having increased beyond all pre-
redsut-induees he publisher TO couft s,. greater
popularity for his periodical, hy he most eosily ou.
lays during the coming season. The July num-
brr accordingly, viii be gem. Il will eontan ar
rccs BY w. ". Herbert Ann $. Stephens, I. ).
Arshur, aud AL the best authors Of the day Il WI
also contain the three rst chapters OF story OF the
Revolution, by the author Of" The Oath ol Marion"
This story Vili be copy-wrighted. AT who desire
to posses Il should send in their subscriptions early
SFLENpIp EMBELLlsaNTNTs.-Ihls magazine has
now securely established Tor itseii the reputation
OF giving more splendid mezzounis aud other EN-
heshmenls tlII gny OF the three dollar looks. -
During the ezuing six months, series OF engIa-
vings will sppear even superior 10 those which we
have published heretofore. Among the st are
Sartain's mezzounts, Sctiptural illustrations A Gal
leIy Of Beauty, Romance OF American History &c
Every article in this magazine will be original.
and from the Test writers ol The country. The pub
Usher IN conjunction with Nrs. Stephens, will con-
dnue 10 edit the magazine! Mrs L. H. Sgourney.
Mrs. Frances S. Osgood, Mrs. Kirkland the author
Of Conquest OF Sel-Conguest,' Ellen Ashton, F.
+. F., Caroline One, and others will be permanent
contributors! With their assistance we shall be
able to make The best magazine for the sex.
Our Domestic Stories-Our tales OF the revolution
our articles on the female poets, &c Nc., have
won ioi this magazine this proud title; aud we
eAall continue, with more powerful corps Of con-
tHtutors than ever, to maintain our ple-omhence.
This periodical shall be the headquarters Of A..
merican literature for the sex.
FASHIONS Is ADVANCE This magazine has al
ways been the best guide for the fashions, which
we get in advance. What We publish are the REAL
iashIons-such as are to be worn in New York aud
Philadelphia! The costumes are selected, cngra.
we'd and co.ored for us a month ahead Of all rivals
To eeCh plate is added full letter-pes5 description,
besides information on all the latest styles. No la
dy, much less a professional dress-maker, should
be without this work. But on this point we need
say nothing m0fe:-.pveTy one knows that the La
dies National Magazine is, in our eastern cities,
the Textbook Of fashion!
FLoEAL DEPAATuENT.--We shall give, during
this volume, the promised floral dictionary: and
continue the floral department, comprising The ha.
bits OF such flowers as are suitable for this climate
or Tor parlor growth. An eminent horIcuturis.
will assist US IN rendering this department as com
pete as possible. Everything also new in the way
Of household receipts, embroidery or needle work
will find place with us:--so that the magazine a m
he a complete wade mecum for the lair sex.
1ERus.-By arigi adherence 10 the cash system
We are enabled to publish this Magazine at the low
rate OF TWO DOLLARS YEAR! To induce large
numbers 10 subscribe in the same neghhorAood, we
offer The following terms to clubs: , copies, s.;
copies. $3.50; copies, Slo IG copies $50.
PEnCMs.--Iorcpay persons forgetting up clubs
we offer the following premiums; For each club oil
three, or a club Of five, arge-sizod copy Of Trum-
buli's great historical picture Of "Ihe Battle Of Bun
ker llilI-he cost Of engraving thisplatc was -four
hundred dollars. For club OF seven, or for club
Of sixteen, either the picture or an extra copy OF
the Magazine. A specimen number sent, when
desired. Address post paid,
CHARLES j. PETERSON,
No. 90 Chesuut street. Philadelphia.
When money is remittcd by draft on th' phla.
'delphia Post Office, notice to the p. NJ. here, as
well as draft to us, must be furnished.