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This popular monthly Magazine contains
nearly 1905 pages from % to 80 steel plates :;
aud about 800 Wood Engrav ings-and all this
for only Two DOLLARS A YEAR This is
more proportionately, than any magazine ever
gave--hcnce Peterson" is emphaticaliy
THE MAGAZINE FOR THE TIMES
The stories in Peterson are conceded to be
the best Published anywh ere. The editors are
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens author of Mary
Derwent," Fashion and Famine )" and Char
les ]. Peterson, author of "Kate Aylesford l."
"The Valley Farm" etc, etc; and they are as
sisted by Mrs Denison Frank Lee Ben dict, by
the author of Susy rs Diary" by T. S. Arthur
E. l.. Oh ndler Moulton, Mehitable Holy oke
E. Faitf Id, Ellen Ashton, f. L. Mace, B..
Devices, A. J.. Otis and all the most popular
female writer's of America. In addition to the
usual number Of sto les, there viii be given in
1862. -Four Original and Copyrighted
Eovelets. viz:
THEJACOBITER'S DAUGHTER Tale of
the 40 by Mrs Ann S st phens.
AMY WiNTHROP'S ENGAGEMENT; a Tale
of TO day, by Cary Stanley.
THE MURHAYS OF MURRAY HOUSE: Tale
of IS, by Charles j. Pete SON
GETTING INTO SOCIETY a Tale of to day
by Frank Lee Bendict.
These, and other writers, contribute ex
are always inculcated. It's
COLORED FASHION PLATES IN
ADVANCE,
u 1t is the only Magazine whose Fashion
Plate can be relied on. Each number contains
a Fashion Plate, engraved on steel, and colored
also, dozen o. more New Stylts, engraved on
wood also Pattern, from which Dress, Man
tila or Child's Costume be cut without the
aid of mantua- fnaker-so that each Number,
in this way, will save years subscription
The Paris, London, Philadelphia and New York
Fashions are described, at length, each mouth
Patterns of Caps. Bonnets, Head Dresses, &c.
| given in great profusion, Its
SUPERB MEZZOTINTS & OTHER
STEEL ENGRAVINGS
Are by the first Artists, and one at least, is give,
in every number. Its
/ COLORED EMBROIDERY PATTERNS.
The Work Tablet DepaI tment of this Magazine
is wholly unrivall4d. 1t is elited by Mrs. Jant
| Weaver who furnishes for each number beau
| tiful Original Patterns. Every number contain:
a dozen Or more patterns ID every variety o
| Fancy work Crochet, Embroidery Knitting
Bead work Shell work, Hairwork. Wax Flow
ers, Stained Glass, Leathe-wofk, Painting Photo
graphs &C., with full descriptions Every Mum
Der will contain Superb Colored Pattern fo
Slipper Purse, Chair Seat, Handkerchief En-
OlGiutig SOlIfii eiIiu Sdil, vi oOilS CtuSl u9o
fu, Or ornamental article and each OF thes
would cost, at :. retail store, Fifty cents. Thes
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VIII be given IN every Number. D-57A \ Piece c
! New and Fashionable Music will appear eac
month. Also, articles ON the Flower Garder
and Horticulture generally and Hints on al
matters interesting to Ladies'.
Terms always in advance-One copy for on
year 81 90, three copies fer one year S5 &C
4 five copies for one year, 80, eight copies fr
one year, $1,000, twelve copits for one yea
$500, sixteen copies for one year, s20,00
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To every person getting up Club of Three
/ FIVE, Eight, or Twelve. copies an extra copi
of the Magazine fer 1862 win be given. dfp pre-
ferred, however, we will send as Premium
t (iqstead of the extra copy,) an illustrate
LADY'S ALBUM, handsomely bound in gill
OF our Magnificent Mezzotint for framing, IL
| z inches y 20-'.Bunyan's Wife Interestin
for his Re ease from Prison. To eveay perso
getting up Club of Sixteen, two extra cope
; Of the M4gazine, or Of either of the other Prsm
ums will be sent.
Address, post paid. -. =a
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No 306, Chestnut Street, PhiIadelphi;
/ u All Postnasters constituted Agents: bu
any person may get up a Club. Specimens ser
gratIitouiy, if written for.