Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-10
H0LDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE.
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76s PAGES IN THIS VOLUME-VoL. III
COMMENCES JANUARY /, Is49.
to 20 Splendid Wood Esegravi,,gs each month
This unrivaIled Family Magazine universally acknowl-
edged by the the best American periodical pub
shed offers at the commencement of the Sd volume
usual inducements subscribers Its features hereafter
will be entirely American, including American Views
American Portraits, American Tales, American sketch
artists, including Cole, Gignoux, Durand Edmonds and
others, in vigorous preparaon and the faee pencil of
the inimitable DARLEY is actively engaged in en-
riching Holden with his
PORTRAITS OF THE PUBLIC MEN OF
AMERICA
The portraits of distinguished American Dvines will
be continued in number, heretofore with life like
sketches OF their lives and ministry Each number will
be filled with Tales, Poems Essays, Reviews, sketches
Transatons. Topics of the month, and will embrace
cry thing Amusing, Instructive, and Readable in
progress in the world.
AS Family Magazine, the Editor confident that no
rivalry affect opposition lessen its value and worth
aud he offers the world as tone character literary
merit and illustrative beauty, the Model Magazine Of the
Nineteenth Century!
No family in the land can afford to be without Holden
in its circle; for when such periodical be obtained
one wear for the trihe of
ONE DOLLAR,
who will not wish to subscriber
The great feature Of Holden is that while being pecu
iary American in sentiment and feeling, it gathers and
embodies all the beauties of the French, English and
American periodicals. while dscardng their folies and vi
ces combination oil the Encyclopedia, the Gazetteer,
the quarterly review. and the weekly newspaper, yet
separate and distinct from ALL but possessing enough OF
their various qualifications to itself to every
der. Hear what the press says of Holden:
The EDITORS table is very rich and amusng-in some
respects equal to that OF the ork
evangelist.
Hoden's Dollar Magazine for september an excellent
number The literary contents are varied and interest
fho cir Of
fail Of giving the work very popular character
The editors table is lively and pquant and the Book
tees copous and candid We understand the circulation
of this magazine is rapidly increasing. Greey Of
the New York Tribune. aa.f'.
HoIden's Dollar Magazine.-The September number
of this MAGAZINE has been received and to simply saw thai
it is valuable publication, would not be doing justice tc
its merits. 1t is the best of Magazines, and must soon
its place the head of the literary press-Dem
ocrat, Bloomsbury, N. Y.
| HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAaAzNE.-The August number
of this sterling journal is upon table. Iu gsnc
ing its contents forcby struck at the supe
Encouragement of every thing appertainDg TO Litera
ture and art. The articles all of high order-fa
surprising any thing that appears in ''Grahams'' o
"Godeys Lady's Book" The typography of the mum
Der before US, excellent, vieng in wheness
paper and cearness and disnctness of type, with an!
similar work published in the United States.-RePubli
can, jackson, Tennessee.
Holden's Dollar Magazine is the most interesting pro
ducon Of popular literature that we know. The price
as its name implies, is but dollar year, and we re
commend every body to subscribe for it Advertiser
LOWel, Mass.
! "We believe there is other periodical published il
America that contains much choice reading matter
and such excellent engravngs for SO little money-Sta
Houston, Texas.
Over three thousand FIVE hundred similar notices hav
bsen received, but these must suffice.
The object ofthe editor has been to give hree dol
lar magazine for third price, and glance at Holden
will show the result. Now, he only asks the support
the community, and in return will give improvements
they demanded
Now is the time subscribe, those sending first wi
receive the first impressions of the engravngs. Th
Nos can be furnished from july 1848, if wished
subscrbers-that month commencing the previous vol
ume.
i TERMS FOR 1849-IN ADVANCE.
l copy one year, 81 o.
copies, o.
20 copies Is Oh