Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
ADV TISE M ENTS .
GODEY'S BEST EFFORT !
Still greater attractions aOil be offered in
Godey's Lady'S Book for 1857.
Fifty-fourh and fifty-fifth volumes of the
Pioneer MagaziEel Especially devo-
ted to the wants of the Ladies of
America. This work has been
the. standard for twenty
seven years, and con-
beVtH years, and COn-
tains more brilliant
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seven years, and con-
tains more brilliant
ENG RAWLINGS AND ORIEs
Than any other Periodical of the age.
Volume Llv., Of Godey's Lady's Bool
commenced in Jan, 1857, and the Publisher
and Proprietor would take this occasion t
return his thanks to the Ladies Of America
for their steady patronage Of their own booi
since its first publication in July, 1880, by
the same publisher, period Of over twenty
seven years, a circumstance unparalleled II
the Magazine Literature Of the country. HI
would be wanting in common gratitude Il
that great Republic Of ladies', for whom il
is his pride to say, that he was the first t
commence Mag zine suited to their wants
and for whom he has catered longer and bet
ter than any other man in the Union, If he
did not use all the means that a long expert
cnce and the command of money gives him
TO make the best and most suitable work
for those who have so literally and so long
patronized him and he feels assured that
30 long as he may deserve it, by publishing
the best Ladys Book in the country, so long
will that encouragement be continued. II
will be impossible for him to enumerate all
thai he intends to do this year, but he will
again promise that the Book for 1857, shall
surpass that of 1856. Let tho result show
NEW FEATURES FOR 1871
A New and Very Interesting story-by
Meta Victoria Victor, (late Fuller) was
commenced in the January number.
Miss Virginia f. Townsend, commenced
one of her thrilling stories in the February
number.
Mario Harlan, author of "Alone" and
"Hidden Path" will also contribute during
the year.
Mrs. A. D. Neal, commenced in the Janu-
ary number, and will continue in every mum.
Der n story Of domestic nature.
Trials Of an English Housekeeper, con-
tnued also, Carolina Backwoods Sketch.
es, by celebrated author.
Pauline Forsyth, Mrs ST. Hale, Miss
Virginia D'Forest, Mrs II. +. Ellis, Mrs An
ME Il. Porter, Mrs Nichols, Miss A. 7. Will
bur, Rev, Hastings Weld and w. Gilmore
Simms, Esq., will all contribute during the
year.
This is only giving an idea of our inten.
tions for 1857 i'm short Godey's Lady's
Book, will possess the interest Of any other
three Magazines. TERMS cash IN AD.
VANCE
One Copy ono year, $500 Two Copies
$500 Three copies for one year( in advance)
$500 Five Copies, and one extra to person
making the club s 1900. SCOPES one year
and an extra copy to tho person sending the
club, making 0 copies for $500 Eleven
copies one year, l extra, $4,000.
The only Magazine thatcan DO introduced
into any Of tho above clubs Is Arthur's Homo
Magazine--one or more Of that work can bo
included in the Club in place Of the Lady's
Book, II preferred.
Harper's Magazine and tho Lady's Book,
one year, for 4,50 this Is the only way we
club with Harpers MagaEino.
Club subscribers will be sent TO any Post.
Office where tho subscriber may reside.
L. A. Cooley.
ll3, Chestnut At. Phillo.