The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-11-29
Prospectus for 1854.
TIE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
UiriraHcd Array of Talent!

The Propreors of The Posr in again coming
before the public, would return think, for The
generous patronage which has placed them far
in advance of every other Literary Weekly in
America. And, as the only suitable return for
such free and hearty support, their arrange
mens for 1851 have been made with degree
OF iberality probably uaequalled in the history
of American newspaper literature They have
engaged as contributors for the ensuing year.
the following brilliant array of talent and genius:
Mrs. S0RthvOTih Emerson BenReU Ms Deani-
son. Grace GreenToOd and Fanny Flrn
ln The first paper of January next, we Gosign
commencing an Orisina Novelet, written ex
plessly Tor our columns, entitled
The Bride Of Ma Wilderness,
By Emerson Bennett, author OF Viola &"
"Clara Moreland, 1.-THE Forged Will" &c
This Novelel, by the popular ulhor OF "Ca-
IA Moreland," We design folio sing by anoker,
called THE STEP MOTHER, by Mrs. Ma
ry A. Dennison, author of 'Home Pictures, /"
Gertrude Russell" &c.
We hav: also the promise of a number of
Sketches By Grace Greenpood
Whose brilliant and versatile pen will be almost
exclusively employed upon the Post, and her
own Little Pilgrim"
Mrs Soulhworlh whose fascinating works
are now being rapidly republished in England,
also will maintain her old and pleasant connec-
tion with the Post The next Story from her
gifted pen will be entitled,
MIRIAM, THE AVENGER;
OR. the FATAL VOW
Bv Mrs. Emma ID. 4. N Southworlh. author of
"The Curse of Clifton THE Lost H,iress."
And last-no! least-we are authorized 10 an
nounce series OF articles from one who has
rapidly risen very high in popular favor. They
will be entitled
NEW SERIES OF SKETCHES,
BY FANNY FERN,
Author of "Fern Leavesn &c
We expect To be able To commence the Sketch.
es by Fanny Fern-as well as The series hy
Grace Greenwood-early in the coming'year
in addition TO the above splendid array OF No
veletes and Skelches-we have made arrange
meLts for The usual supply OF Foreign CORES.
pondence from Europe &c. This will include
series of Letters from Demirara, by Mrs
DeDnison descriptive of the manners customs,
scenery. &C., of British Guiana.
Besides The above original contributions in
volving large outlay ,f money, we shall lay
before our readers, as heretofore, choice Tales.
Sketches, Essays, Narratives, etc.. from he
English Magazines, such as have given The Post
name for the excellence of its selections
ENGRAvINGs.-ln The way Of eDgfavings we
present al least Two weekly; one OF an instruct
i've, and The other O: humorous character
Agricultural Articles, miscellaneous matter
general news, wity and humorous sketches ana
anecdotes editorials, view OF The produce Ind
stock markets, &c, also shall be duly given.
CHEAP PosTAoE.-The Postage on the Post
10 any part OF The United States, when paid
quarterly In advance, is only 25 cents year
e9- TsRMs-The terms of the Post are 80
II paid in advance, SO if not paid in aIvance.
For s. H. advance. one copy is sent 3 years.
We continue the following low terms for clubs,
TO be sent, in The city, 10 one address, and in
the country, TO one post Office;
4copies, one year, S5 90
do (and one 10 getter up Of the club) 10 90
10 do do do IS 90
20 do do do 90 90
The money for Clubs always must be sent in
advance. Subscriptions may be sent at our
risk. When the sum Is large n drali should be
procured u possible; the cost Of which may be
decucied from the amount. Address, always
post paid, DEACON g. PETERSON,
No. 65 South Third Street, Philadelphia.