The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10
SARTAIN,s UNION MAGAZINE.

Inc ACKNOWLEDGED BIaCkWOOd or America.
impartial Press has awarded 10 Sartain the credit
n ofPublishing the best Magazine in America. Their
decision is founded upon the established fact that he
publishes better and more vared embellishments than
of his rivals and that he pays for original contrbu
ons more than all his competitors combined, and hence
has secured authors ofhe highest epute America and
Europe taa ~ -ss-=s .-.s =aa..-5+z
--'..' GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
To Subscribe for the coming Volume,
JANUARY 1850.
The publishers of Sartan's Magazine oLiteraure and
art announce TO the reading public, that whilst their
Magazine for l649 is acknowledged be superior
cry respect TO any other published in this country they
have made arrangements whereby the Magazine for the
next year will excel all its former issues.
The Literary Department will remain under the con-
troll of its present edors Prof John S. Hart of Phia-
deiphia, and Mrs Caroline M. Kirkland, of New York,
who, besides articles from their pens every mouth
have secured contributions from the
Best Authors an Europe and Ameried.
These contributions, including some OF the most bril-
liant magazine articles any where be found are
tlrey original being written expressly for magazine,
and not selected from other publications
If cannot attract distinguished our list of
contributors by the beray of prices the resPec
the appearance of it, by taking from authors
great name and so mixing them up in table of con-
TENTS that they shall seem to be original. Among the
many distinguished list Of contributors may
be mentioned the following #.z 5s#FtsEf
Many of s0hons aUrite for no other Periodical
Frederika Bremen of Sweden, VIM. Hewitt of Eng
land, Mary Howitt do. R. H. Horne, do. author of "A
New Spirit Of the Age Orion, &c, Siverpen the
of Mary Barton,' Henry w. LongielIow Rev. Geo. w.
Bethupe D. D., N. P. Willis, Miss c.. M. Sedgwiok
Geo H. Boxer, John Neal, J. Russell Lowell, Francis
J. Grund, Joseph R. Chandler, Rev. w. H. Furness
D. D., Mrs. l.. Fl. Sige eurney, Prof. Allen, Rev. J. P.
Durbin D., Mrs. Frances S. Osgood, Rev. Albert
Barnes, Mr.. L. M Child. Prof. Rhoads. Mrs Anne C.
Lynch, Park Benjamin, Mrs C. M. Butler, Henry T
Tuckerman, Miss Eliza L. Sproat, Henry WIN. Her
bert, Mrs. Joseph C. Neal, Mrs. E. F. Elet, Prof Mof
fat, Mrs. E. c. Kinney, Rev. Robert Davidson D. D..
Edith May Augustine J. Duganue, Caroline May,
Richard Willis, Alfred B. Street, Charles J. Peterson,
Geo. s. Burleigh, c. Fl. Wiley. Charles G.. Leland
E Bogart Miss E. A. Starr, John H. Hopkins, T.
Arthur, G. G. Foster Mrs. Mary s. Whitaker R. H.
Stoddard, Eugene Lies Richard Gran, White, Mrs.
Ann s. Stevens, Miss Harriet Farley, Rev. S. l. Prime
D. D., VIM D Lewis, Mrs E. H. Swift, Mrs. Emma
C. Embury, Miss Alice Carey, Francis De A. Janvier
Mrs: Mary Hughs, Miss Maria J. B. Browne, Mrs. Sa-
rah T. Boto", Mrs. F. M Brotherson, Miss Anne T.
Wilbur, Mrs. J. L. Gray. --
No Secondhand aVor1s-oaa Plates
Appear in Mis Magaziae.
Mr. Sartan has entire control of the Pictorial Depart
ment, and beside embellishments from his own brain, he
will be assisted by seine of the .a5 .#.e.s-
Best artists of this Country.
Worn n-out London Steel Engravings. which freely
used by Periodicals. will not find their into Sar
tain, nnder any circumstances. There would be
saving the publishers in using such plates, they
be purchased at almost any price from $5 down to the
PIlCo VI tho w " &fo OcSb' OVhA H
Literature and Art.
THE FAs HONS.
Fashion Plates the nature Of news. The lady who
wishes dress ashionaby, does ask what worn
but what is She does not in 1849 the fash
ions of 648 in December those of August. Paris is
the acknowledged centre of the Mode, whence all Fash
primarily originate Any periodical which employs
process of 'Amercanizing' them, that requires from
three TO six months only be compared TO newspa-
per that should persist in importing lis files of foreign
by the old line Of Liverpool Packets hire
great extra expense bring the foot from
New Orleans, instead of using the steamer and telegraph
by the method have adopted, cut giving the FASH
ions with the minutest accuracy be completed in
three or four ays after the arrival of the Steamer To
execute the STEAL and then color it for large
edition, requires as many months. Of this we had
striking proof during the issue for 849 by which gave
the Fashions three four months ahead of compet
itors Our plan enables also furnish triple the
Der of Plates, thus furnishing readers with al the PIE
vaing modes of Paris and London. Instead of single
plate Of two figures often give three four plates.
with eight or ten distinct figures, each exhibiting sep
arate costume.
NEW ATURES
We have many features and improvements entirely
new in magazine publishing, which will be introduced
ever solicit support Sartain's Union Magazine by
promises. Assured of the confidence manifested in
enterprise BY liberal and discriminating public, in
than TRIPPING the original subscription list in single
year. we close our Prospectus for the New Volume, by
referring the public few of the thousand notices of
brethren of the press promising only that there shall
be dimlnuton on part elther IN eNertIon or
Pense, TO merit continued and increasing patronage
TIE r MS.
Single copies 25 cents. One copy SO per anuum, and
premium of either portrait of the late exPresidents
James K. Polk, William Henry Harrison, Group Of the
w ashington Family, General Taylor, Benjamin West,
or Henry Clay Either of these engravings is worth
alone SO. Two copies SIS per and either OF the
above premiums each subscriber Five copies $40
annum, and extra Magazine and one of the premiums
to the agent person getting up the club.
Having made arrangement with the publishers for
copies of the celebrated mezznnto Picture THE Death
bed of John Wesley we make the following
LIzBE RAL OFFFERi
One copy of the Magazine year, and the Wesley
So 20 copies of the Wesley Print, and nine
COPIES OF Sartains Union Magazine for thirty dollars
Remember, the impressions are not from worn out
English plate, but from new plate engraved i'll the
ghest stve of art. Those sending their money early
will get proof impressions.
OFFER E EXTR A o D 1 n A RY
ANY new subscriber, sending Five Dollars prior to
the first of February, 1880 shall receive in return full
sets of Sartan's Magazine for 849 aud 1850, and two
volumes of CampbeIs Foreign Monthly Mag .zue, and
The Washington Taylor Print. thus securing upwards
Of 5000 pages of literary matter, and upwards of 400 en-
cravings for $5.
The post sending the largest number of mail
subscribers for the year 1885, prior the first Of April
next together with the advance payment will be entitled
gratis the number of Sarain's Magazine, for
The 1851 For the second largest list each Eubscr-
Der will be entitled to of premium plates. Re
mber these plates of large size, and suitable for
a parlor ornament
Persons wishing TO get up club, will be supplied with