The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-10-30

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-This maga-
zine still maintains unimpaired its high
reputation for general excellence-in fact,
like brands Of rare vintage, as it grows
older it grows better. The November
number, which we have received, is filed
to overfowing with good things. The
colored fashion-plate is pronounced by
the ladies-and they ought to know-to
be superior to anything of the kind before
attempted the embellishments, in point
Of elegance as well as in number, defy
competition, while the reading matter is
choice and unexceptionable. During the
coming year, Marion Harland, author of
"Alone," "Hidden PATH" &c, will con-
tribute exclusively to the columns Of the
Book
Now is the time to commence making
up clubs for the new volume Look at
the low prices-the best is always the
cheapest:
One copy one year, So Two copies one
year, So. Three copies one year, Sc. Four
y
and an extra copy to the person getting up
the club, making six copies, $40. Eight
copies year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, making nine copies,
| Sl5. Eleven copies one year, and an extra
| copy TO the person sending the club making
twelve copies, $50. Any person having sent
a club viii have the privilege of adding one
or more copies at the same club rates.
Godey's Lady's Book and The ANegha-
aian will be sent to any address for the
coming year on the receipt at this Office
of $3.50.
! PETERsON's MAGAzINE-Thism maga-
zine, peerless queen of the monthlies, is
to hand for November Its contents are
rich and varied. 1t abounds in reliable
fashion plates for the ladies, and superb
steel and wood engravings; the literature
is cminently superior to that found in the
general run of such publications the mu-
sic is new and fashionable, while the Cook
Book-a department in itself-is just the
| thing for wives and mothers. All In all
Peterson is the magazine for the times,
and no lady can afford be to without it. As
ume approaches, we would advise our
readers, rich and poor, to take advantage
Of the fact and secure regular visitations
from this brilliant freside companion and
| trusty friend Here are the terms, always
in advance:
One copy one year. 81. Three copies one
year. SIS. Five copies one year, $3.50. Eight
copies one year, SIC. Twelve copies one
year, SIS. Sixteen copies one year, $40. To
every person getting ups club of Three, Five,
Eight Twelve subscribers, extra copy
of the Magazine for 1868 will be given. If
preferred, however, we will send as a premium
(instead of an extra copy an Illustrated Lady's
Album, handsomely bound in gilt, or our new
| Magnificent MeZzotnt, for fraIning,-size %
inches by 2O-'Bunyan Parting from His
Blind Child in Jail, "a match picture to our
former premium, '.Bunyan's Wife Interceding
for his Release from Prison. To every per-
son sending club OF Sixteen, two extra cor
les of the Magazine viii be sent, or any two
of the other premiums.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT- our
notice of the enterprise Of this paper last
week, we did not give the terms oe sub
scription. The price is 81 year, and
subscribers sending now get not only the
Agricuztmast for all Of 1868, (Vol. 22) but
the rest of this year, and the map in addi-
ton, all for dollar We have received
the maps, aud can testify to their value
Address Orange Judd, Il Park Row, New
York City.
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