Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-07-06
New Volume with July! Great Novelties!
NOW Is THE TIME TO sUBscRBE!l
MAGAZINES: or LA.
DIES NATIONAL.


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Edited by AsN S. STEPHENS and c. J.-PETERsoE.
WITH the July number, which viii be ready
& wv on the 9Th Of Jnne, begins new volume of
this popular magazine. The July number will be
Of rare beauty and among other steel engravings,
will contain of Lady w ashington when q bride.
This will be ueautifuls as well as patriotic embei-
ishment; for Lady Washington, at the time Of her
marriage, was one Of the most elegant women in
Virginia; and our engraving is copied from Wools-
toms portrait Of heF taken at that Time. livery la
dy in the United States should possess copy Of
this picture. Sketches from abroad BY Mrs. Ste
phens. One of the editors Mrs. Stephens, being
now on tour through Europe, she will furnish, in
addition 10 her novel Of Julia Warren, sketches Of
scenes and incidents abroad. From such pen,
descriptions OF old castles, historic sites, scenery
Sc will be Of priceless value. Mrs s.. contem.
plates gong al far east as ConstantnopIe; in which
case, she will give descriptions Of Life in the Ha-
rem and the East. Spain, including Anduiasia,
Grenada, and other romantic localities not often
visited, is a part Of her plan of travel. On the
whole, during the coming volume, the Ladies' Ma
onal will present attractions that will defy rivalry
from any quarter.
FASHIONS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
In addition to its literary and political recommen
dationa, this magazine has always been the beat
guide for the fashions. The costumes are selected
and engraved for month ahesd of all rivals
To each plate is added full letter-press descrip-
tion besides information all the latest styles.
which we receive from London and Paris in avance.
The Magazine 10, in our eastern cities the text
book Of fashion; and the other magazines in their
fashion department, are but poor limitations Of ths
MOST READABLE OF THE MAGAZINES.
The Ladies' National ia generally admitted TO be
the most readable of the magazines. Mrs. Ann s.
Stephens is confessedly the best female writer in
the United States. Her stories of Mary Derwent,
Malina Grey, Palaces and Prisons, &C., surpass
any thing published in the English magaznes.-
She is assisted by corps Of contributors, the best
in the country, at the head Of whom is the honorsd
Mrs. L. H. SRourney, and among whom are Mrs.
Kirkland, Mise M. j. McIntosh, Ella BOdman,
Ellen Ashton, aud new writer Of great power and
popularity engaged exclusively for US, the author
of the Valley Farm;'' who will contribute one or
more stories for the next volnme.
MAGHIFIcENT MEzzoT1ETs ALL ORIGINAL
In the splendid aud originality of its mezzotints,
this periodical surpasses all others. The July
ber will contain one that will be the gem Of the
month, and it will be followed by others as superb
Line engravings, llumin aiions, wood engravings.
&c, &C., will also form part of our eTnbellish-
mentss
BEST LADIES' MAGAzINE.
Asits name imports, this periodical is peculiarly
q magazine for the sex, and it 10 also what none
others are, thoroughly national Tbs general aim
Of its literature renders il more American than any
rival Its articles on horticulture, embroidery,
cFotchet work and netting, in addition 10 its fashion
plates, make it unquestiOnably, the best magazine
for ladies. From its pages, immoral French trans
tons or other improper articles are rgidly eKclud-
cd; but its tales and sketches, the contrary, in
variabIS ihculcate virtse and refinement.
TERMs-ctiEAPEsT OF Att.
One copy per annum So; three copies $5i eight
copies SO; sixteen copies 800.
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
For club OF three we will send our large sized
engraving, for clnb of eight, volume for Ie49i
and for club Of sixteen extra copy Of the mag
azine. Address post paid at our risk:
CHARLES ]. PETERSON,
No. SO Chestnut street: Philadelphia.
N. B. Me have few sets ofvolume is, remain.
ing containing palaces and Prisons'' entire, which
we will send for one dollar per copy, or four copies
for three dollars. As we have stereotyped the back
numbers for this year, we can ssnd from January
inclusive if requiied by which subscribets will OBJ
tain the whole of the popular story of the valley
| Farm
P. S. Editors who will copy this Prospectus shall
receive an exchange for one year from July, lo5O-