White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-12-22
The Magazine. ..d Papers.

number OF the Lady's Friend 10 already |
on our table. and fully bears out the high
Of this new izostbly. which is
now entering upon the second year OF its
existence. The leading steel engraving,
"Hush it is Asleep" is beautiful pic,
ture. and will doubtless go right to the
hearts Of the ladies. The Fashion Plate
"a double one. as usual-is very hand
some indeed. admirably engraved on steel.
and richly colored. Then there is col
ored design Of Work Table Companion.
a very useful lady. as she seems. in red.
yellow aud blue; and numerous OTHER en-
cravings Of the Fashions. Work Table
Department, DC. The music Of this mum.
Der is a piece entitled Il Stood Within
our Cottage Hail." Among the literary
contents, which are even unusually ex
cellent. We may specify "a Great Match"
by Emma B. Ripley; Little Matt" "a
Story of Household" by Mrs. Hosmer;
False" by P. H. Chase; cupid at the
Cape" by Miss Donnelly; Through the
Psper-Mill." by Virginia F. Townsend;
james Smiths Story" by Julia Gill;
"Csstle Linnloch. by Aunt Alice; "Mrs.
Gordon's Prescription" BY @. NJ. Trow-
bridge; "Sister Lii" BY Mrs. Tucker;
Loved and Hated" by Ida Mason; Ed
itorials, DC. DC
Price 80 SO; 2 copies s400: 9 copies
$1,000; 81 copies $500. Specimen
numbers will be sent to those desirous Of
making up clubs for Is cents. Wheeler
& Wilson's celebrated Sewing Machines
are furnished as Premiums. Address
Deacon & Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Now is the time to send on subscrip-
tions for 1865.
GLEAsoN's LITERARY CoMrANIoN.-This
valuable Literary Weekly will commence
new volume January 1st. 1865. with
new type and an entire new dress through
out. The LITERARY COMPANION" is an
elegant. moral and refined miscellaneous
Family Journal. Its columns are dsvot-
ed to Polite Literature, Wit and Humor.
Prose and Poetic Gems. An unrivalled
corps Of writers and artists have been en-.
gagged for the coming year, and several
new and popular features will be intro
duced. Each number will be beautifully
illustrated. In size the Literary Com.
panion" is some fifteen hundred square
inches, forming q mammoth weekly of
sixteen octave pages, and containing
nearly twice as much reading matter and
Of a more refined character than any other
weekly paper. Terms. subscriber. one
year, S3; 2 subscribers, one year, SIS; 4
subscribers, So; 8. SIG; 10. $50. and one
gratis to the getter up of 10. One copy
Of "Gleason's Pictorisl' and one copy of
the Literary Companion" one year.
$3.50. Sample copies sent on receipt OF
cents. Published weekly BY F. Glea-
son. % Summer Street. Boston, Mass.
GLEAsoN's PIcToRIAL DOLLAR WEEK
LY.-On the irst of January. 1865, Mr..
Gleason will commence the publication Of
valuable pictorial and literary weekly
Journal entitled as above. The paper
will be of sixteen octave pages. and will
contain as much reading matter (and in
some cases more) than any three dollar
weekly. besides being beautifully illus
trated each week. The terms will be only
one dollar year to one subscriber, and
ten subscribers ten dollars, with a copy
gratis to the getter up of club OF ten.
Specimen copies will be sent on receipt
pf three cent stamp. The paper will
also be for sale at all the principal depots
in the United States at cents per copy.
Address F. Gleason, % Summer Street,
Boston, Mass.
GoDtY's LADY's Book.-This pioneer
Lady's Magazine. for January, opens
out superbly. 1t contains two splendid
Steel Plates. Superior Colored Fashion
Plate. and fourteen full page engravings
of fashions, besides minor engr avings.
The steel engravirgs are January and
May" and a magnificent Title Page
A new Romance, BY Marion Hsrland,
is commenced in this number entitled
"a Hasty Speech. and what came OF it."
There is a large variety of Tales, Poetry.
and other interesting and useful matter.
Lose no time in sending on Clubs. The
terms will be found in our advertising
columns. We fnsnish Cooley to our
subscribers. single numbers, ct the low
est Club terms-e2.50.
PETERsoS's MAoAzrNE.-Dste-minsd
not to be behind its contemporaries. Peter
son opens out for January in grand style.
In ensraviug'. beside . Colored Fashion
Plate. arc Purity" "Ths Reprimand, T"
and "Clara's Hero" Mrs. Ann s. Sts-
phens announces one Of her brilliant His
torical Romsnces. entitled "Ths Last
PlantaRanatn Thara ara n nnmhar of