St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-14
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE.
Bea and Cheapest IN he World Tor Ladies.

Rest ami Cheapest an me Horh JoF Ld"es'
y,,rIIS Popular monthly will be greatly i'm
proved for 1861 1t has now circnla-
ton Of about 100 900; or ten times as much
~ any other two dollar Magazine. III CON
,,ins 1000 pages OF double column reading
later yearly from % to 80 Steel Plates and
,bout 400 Wood Engravings, which is proper
,ionotely more than any periodical, at any
nricc gives The newspapers, very gencraiy
pronounce it superior in many respects 10 'hI
three dollar Magazines. Subscribe Tor IT, an"
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The stories IN Peterson arc conccIea 10
be the best published anywhere INC .o NJ,
Dcrwcnt." Fashion and Famine m ah1 /,
Charles 7. Peterson. author of " The old
Stonn Mansion" Kate Aylesford, The
valley Farm etc, etc; and they are assist
"a NV Frank Lee Benedict, by the author OF
=. S;sr rs Diary" by I. S. Arthur, u. l..
Chandler Moulton, Mehitablc Holyoke, VT
ginia +. Townsend. Mary A. benson hila
Rodman. Clara Augusta, Gabrielle Lee, n; "
Gardner' Mary W. JanvIn, Carry Stanley
Carol;ne n, Fairfield, Ellen Ashton, Clara
Moreton. T.. Devices, A. L. Otis, and all the
most nnpular female writers of America. lhere
will be given in 1861, several
Original Copyright Norclets:
Equal in merit, at least. to those for when
this Magazine has already attained sucn ,eieo.
r;t,, and superior to those to be found any
who're else Morality and virtue are always
;nculrated. Clergymcn recommended tins
MAGAZINE particularly for families in when
tberc are daughters. Its pictorial embclllsh-
ments are also unrivalled. Its
,SyperJ Messotint and other Steel Engrarings
Excel those in any other Magazine, and one a.
least is given in every number.
Colorad Fashion Plates
7, advance 1t is the only Magazine whose
E.sb;op plates can be relied on. Each num-
nor contains a Fashion Plate, engraved on
stooI and colored also, dozen or more new
strI.s engraved on wood also, Pattern,
fron, which n dress mantilla, or Child s Cos
TIME can he cut, without the aid OF a mantua.
maker-so each number, in this way, VIII
save a wears subscription. The faris, Lon
don. Philadelphia and New York Fashions are
Jesc,ibcd at length, each month. Engrav.
;nps of new styles of caps, bonnets, head
dresses. mantillas, cloaks, eapes, under-gar
ments. &c. Sc, given in great prof'lslon IN
gerry number. Also, a Plate OF Children
Fashions every month.
CoLORED EMBROIDERY PATTERNS.
The work table department OF TINS Maya
zine is wholly unrivalled. 1t is edited by MIS-.
lane Weaver, who furnishes for each numper,
beautiful original patterns. Every numpef
contains a dozen or more patterns In every
variety of fancy work Crochet, emoroidery,
knitting. d-work, shell-work, halr-wor
wax-fowers, stained glass, leather-work, PANT
ing. photographs, &c, NC, win iuii oes.rp
tions Every number will contain superi
colored pattern for slipper, purse, chair-seat
handkerchief, embroidery, collar ana cum, o.
some other useful or ornamental article ailt
zach of these would cost at a retail STORE mt
cents. These can be had in no other Ameri
can Magazine.
Receip.s for the Table, Toilet, Sick Room, Sc,
VIII he given in every number. piece OF
new and fashionable music will appear each
month. Also, articles on the flower garden
and horticulture generally, and hints on all
matters interesting to LADIES.
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make club. To every person getting up
cInh of three and renting five dollars or a
club of five, and RENTING seven dollars ana
"a half: or u club or eight, and renting ten
dollars we will send gratis, our splendid
Mezzotint or an Album, at the choice OF the
person getting up the club. 10 every person
getting up a club OF twelve, and remlttinS
fifteen dollars we will send either an extra
cony of the Magazine for 1861, or the Mezzo-
tint or Album. as the rcmitter may prefer.
To every person getting up a club of twelve;
and RENTING fifteen dollars; we VIII send
either an extra copy of the Magazine for 1861,
or the Mezzotint or Album, as the rcmlttcr
NAV prefer. To every person getting up
club of sixteen. and renting twenty dollars;
,,e viii send the Mczzotint or Album, and
also an extra copy for 1861.
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
No. SOC Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Rs5~ All postmasters constituted agents.
A specimen sent when desired