St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-14
pETERSON'S MAGAZINE.

Best aai Cheapest in the World for LGdies.
u,uIS Popular monthly will be greatly inn
proved for 1861. 1t has now circula-
ton of about 100 900 or ten times as much
As anv other two dollar Magazine. 1t con-
tains 1000 pages of double column reading
matter yearly from % to so Steel Plates and
about 800 Wood Engravings, which is proper
tionately more than any periodical, at any
price. gives The newspapers, very generally
pronounce it superior in many respects 70 thS
three dollar Magazines. Subscribe Tor II, ana
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The stories IN Peterson are conceded to
be the best published anywhere. The editors
are MIS-. Ann 5. stephens. author OF Mary
Deryent' Fashion and Famine and
Charles J. Peterson, author of - The Old
stone Nansion," &" Kate Aylestord,' - The
Valley Farm etc, etc; and they are assist.
ed hy Frank Lee Benedict. by the author of
- Sn,y LIS Diary" by L. 5. Arthur E. l..
Chandler Moulton, Mehtable Holyoke, Nir-
ginia f. Townsend. Mary A. Denison, Ella
Rolman, Clara Augusta, Gabrielle Lee, H. u
Gardner, Mary w. Janvrn, Carry STANLEY
Ctroline f. Fairfield, Ellen Ashton, Tiata
Moreton. f.. Devices, A. l.. Otis, and all the
most popular female writers OF America There
vii! be given in 1861, several
Original Copyright Norele's:
Equal in merit, at least. to those for which
this Magazine has already attained snch ceieo-
ritv and superior to those to be found any
r,hnra ols, Morality and virtue are always
inculcated Clergymcn recommended THIS
MAGAZINE particnlarly for families in which
there are daughters. Its pictorial embelllsh-
mcnts are also unrivalled. Its
.Supeyb Me-zotint and other Steel Engrarings
Excel those in any other Magazine, and one at
least is given in every number
Nol,,od Fashion Plates
COloreu asAioh i"
In advance. 1t is the only Magazine wnoS s
Fashion fiates can y; re''I't on%rayeJ on
Der contains nigi . Iozcn or more new
s.eGi, anu 49, an ,yood also a Pattern
stgles, yHi Jross ,nantiIla or Child's Cos
from VIM WIN :" lt ,ri,hout the aid of n mantua-
tune can NC .uS' ni,r',har in this way. will
save n wears subscription. The ParlS, Lon
don. Philadelphia and New York Fashions are
described. at length each month. Engray-
;nos of new STYLES of caps, bOnnets, head
dresses. mantillas cloaks, eapes, under-gar-
ments. &C. SC, given in great proiusion IN
every number. Also, a rate Oh 'hi'u'oi
FASHIONS eso's ,nD,,(,,' p,r-rrpNc
COLOkED EMphoiDini
The work table department OF ,hiS Masa-
zine is wholly unrlVaIled. IL IL e'i'cu ny us
Jane Weaver, VINO FURNISHES ~, c''" nun I
beautiful original patterns Every huiii i'.
contains dozen or more Ph'teilln IN 80
variety of fancy work; crochet, eihploiucly
knitting, bcad-work, shei-W%lk' nan , mGrt'
flowers, stained glass eatncfI f'm ',,-
ing photographs, &C. &c; WIN in'i o sHnnIh
tions. Every number VIII C"n'"li' o;r Io.t
colored pattern for slipper purse cI'' ne ~
handkerchief, embroidery, coiiar anu Gun, VI
some other useful or ornamental ar'iclc' anu a.iu
each of these would cost at rc'aii s.o's, my
cents. These can he had III ho o'i''i -NA-''''
can Magazine.
pecc,ts far The Table, Toilet, Sick Room, Sc,
-s-;,i ha ,,i,.or in every number. A piece of
WI pt 49, i;,il, ,,;,s;c will appear each
nc" an" ,,ii "a,;ala. On the flower garden
,lo,'tn .;cnIt,ro generally. and hints on all
..,iu no. w ;,,tnrcst;nSr to ladies'.