Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-07
GET UP YOUR -CLURS FOR 1864,
NEW AND sPLENDre PREMIUMS!
PETFS0N'S MAGAZINE.

THE REST AND CHEAPEST IN THE
This popular Monthly contains morS for the
| money than any Magazine in the world. In 1854
il will have nearly 100 pages, 70 to 80 steel plates
70 coIored patterns, and 900 wood engravings-and
ali this for only Two Dollars a Year, or a dallaI
less than magazines of ITS class. Every lady ought
to take Jefferson" In the general advance Of
nrices. its Is the only magazine that has not raised
its prices, either to single subscribers or to e.ups,
and is, therefore, eDpbatieally, The Magazine Tor
the Times.
The stories in "Peterson" are concededto the
best published anywhere. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
Ella Rodman. Mrs. Denison, Frank Lee Benedict,
the author of "Susy LIS Dairy" T. 8. Arthur, E.
L. Chandler Moulton, Gabrielle Lee, Virginia +.
Townsend. ROsalle Grey, Clara Augusta, and the
author of "The Second Life" besides all the most
popular female writers of America are regular
contributors. In addition to the usual number of
short stories, there will be given in 1864, -Four
Original Copyrighted N%ovelets, viz:
The Maid Of Honor-a story of Queen Bess, BY
Ann S. Stephens. The Lost EState-a story of
to-day, By the auther of "Ths Second Life"
Maud's Summer at Saratoga, by Frank Lee
Benedict. Fanny's Nlirtotion, by Ella Rodmqn.
In its Illustrations also, peterson" is unrivaled.
The publisher challenges a comparison between its
superb Mezcotints and other steel engravings, and
those in other Magazines, and one at least is given
in every number. ColOred fashion plates in adj
vance; It is the only Magazine whose Fashion
Plates can be relied on. Each number contains a
Fashion Plates, engraved on steel, and eOlOred-7
from Fashions later than any other Magazine gives
also. a dozen or moro New Styles, engraved on
Wood; also, q Pattern, from which a Dress, Mantilla
or child's CUstOme can be cut, without the aid Of q
mantua-inaker-so that each number, in this way,
will save a years subscription. The Paris, LondOn,
Philadelphia and New York Fashions are described
ut length each month. Patterns of Caps. B%onnets,
Head Dresses, &C., given. It's eolored patterns in
embroidery, crochet, &c.
The Work fable Department of this Magazine is
wholly unriYaled. Every number contains a dozen
or more patterns in every variety Of Fancy work;
Crochet, Embroidery, Knitting, Bead-work, Hair
work, &C., &C., &c, Every month, q superb cOlOred
pattern for slipping, purse or chair seat, &c. is
given-each Of which, at o retail store, would cost
fifty cents.
'Our New Cook Book ."--The Original House
bold Receipts of "Peterion" are quite famous. For
1854 our cookbook will be continued: Every
one of these receipts has been tested. This alone
sis well worth the price of peterson" Other re-
ceipts for the toilette, sick-rOom, &C., &C., will be
sivIe.
New and fashionable music in every number
And hints on Horticulture, Equestrianism, and all
matters interesting to ladies.
TERMS-ALWAYSI IN ADVANCE:
One copy for one year, 50. O
Three copies for one year, SEQ
Five copies for one year, $50
Eight Copies for one year, 1000
Twelve copies for one year, 1900
Sixteen copies for one year, 5000
Premiums for getting up Clubs Three, five,
eight, or more copies, make a Club. To every per-
son getting up a club of three, and renting five
dollars-Or a club Of Five, and renting seven
dollars and a half-or a club of Eight, and remit
ting ten dollarS-Or a club of twelve, and renting
fifteen dollars, an extra copy of the magazine for
1854 will be given. If preferred, however, y g will
send as a premium, (instead of the extra copy
and Illustrated Lady's Album, handsomely bound
in gilt, er either of our Mezzotints, for framing
each % inches by 20-'Buuyan parting from his
Blind Child, in Jail" or "Bunyan's Wife Interced-
ing for His Release from Prison." To every person
getting up a club Of Sixteen, two extra copies of
the Magazine will be sent, or any two of the other
premiums.
postpaid, CHARLES J PETERSON,
No. 300 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
All POstmasters constituted Agents; but any
person nay get up a club. Lpeeimens sent gratui-
lously, if written for.