Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-28
An illustrated Book given away.
SEE PREMIUMS At THE END or ADvEkrIsENENr.
HOLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE.

illustrated rih 28 magnificent eugrariEgs.
HnIden's Magazine commences It's second vol
ume on the lss Of July, and numerous improve
ments have been made by the publisher. It is
now printed on a fine and beautiful quality Of pa
per, equal in whlIeness and sOlidity to thai used
by any three dollar magazine. Each number will
be illustrated with numerous engravmgs, render
ing Holden's Magazine in quantity and quality Of
designs, artistic beauty aud general excellence,
force and originality OF the articles, equal 10 any
in the world. The number for July contains twen-
Iy.eight illustrations, many OF them nearly the
size OF a full page Of the magazine.
Among the engravings in the July number the
publisher would particularize-l Windsor Castle;
The Falls Of Rydal; , Garden Front OF Wadham
College; The Martyrs Memorial; Portrait OF DR..
Potts Of New York; Portrait of Lamartine;
Three different Views OF ;he Virginia Water;
Fancy Portrait Of Louis Blanci Fancy Portrait
of Ledru Rollin; 10 NJ. Theirs; OdillOn Barrot;
l2 Specimens Of Aboriginal Portraits and Curios-
tiles, copied FROM work now publishing under
he sanction of the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington; 10 An entire head of Shakespeare.
These, together with Others too numerous to
mention here, form an illustrated work unsur-
passed by anything Of the kind ever published.
The volume oil year contains 200 engra wings
and zoe pages Of reading matter, all for one dol
lar. Can economy in literature go farther!
Holden's Dollar Magazine contains each month
a variety oil tales, essays, sketches, transations,
bograp phies, poems, reviews, anecdotes, gossip so
combined as TO furnish instructions as well as a.
musemfnt, and blend the useful with the agreeable
| Among the new features, interesting to every
one may be mentioned, pulpit portraits, or sketch
es of eminent living American divines, consist
ing of our most distinguished American clergy
men. They will be illustrated with one portrait
each month, executed in the best style.
Also "Border Bullets, or Adventures in the Far
West" "Living Pictures Of American Nolab-
ties, literary and scientific" Revolutionary
Sketches by an Oetogenarian," and other les-
lures TOO numerous to mention.
As a Family Mage zine, Holden's will be with
out rival, and should find place at the fire.
side OF every parent in the land
PREMIUMS TO SINGLE SUBscRIBERs.-Every sub
scribcr 10 Hodens Dollar Magazine will receive
in addition to their Magazine a copy of "The IL
lustrated history of the Hat" new work just
published. This is a most splenddly illustrated
work containing thirty-seven wood engravings, in
addition to no less than Sd pages ofreadng matter
This book shows the differentstyes of Hats and
Head Dress among both Ancients and Moderns,
and is interspersed with humorous anecdotes re-
way to all who subscribe to the Magazine, every
person subscribing will certainly receive the
worth Of their money. Be particular and state
whether :he Premium is wanted or not.
Now is the time to subscribe, as persons send
ing in their names first will sure OF receiving
good impressions Of the engravings.
REDUCED TERMs.-Being determined to prove
conclusively that Hoden's Dollar Magazine is be-
yond comparison the cheapest Magazine publish
ed. The proprietor has reduced the terms here
after to clubs, as follows: copies will be sent to
any one address for S4-(being exactly 80 cents
per copy) 10 copies will be sent to any one ad-
dress for S8-(being80 cents per copy.) l8 CO.
pies will be sent to any one address for SI4-(be-
ing 773 cents per copy; or, "a copies will be sent
TO any one address for 10, (beng rs cts. per copy.
ADDITIONAL OFFER TO CLUBS
Clubs offs names, will receive copies OF this hook
Clubs OF 10 names, 12 copies.
Clubs of 10 names, q copies-and
! Clubs of "a names, 81 copies.