The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20
Prospectus for 1865
Ta5 aADY'3 Fll5lOa
a NOW Monthly Magazine Of LiterHt u re
... AND FASHION,,

"A NCW hOntHiy MaSaZtnc OF LltefutE re
..... AND FASHION.
Tho Publishers of this new Magazine. in en-.
terng upon the second year of its existence, beg
leave 10 offer their thanks to the reading public
Tor the support which they have 50 libern lly ex
tended TO them. Very few Magazines have been
able IN their second year, to boast of so large
circulation as that 10 which the LADY'S Friend
has now attained Referring to the numbers al.
ready publ as indicative OF the character of
our Mngnzine, we may briefly say that IL will
continue TO be devoted to CHOICE LITERATURE
and the ILLUSTRATION OF THE FvsHTcNs II will
contain The Latest Patterns Of Cloaks, Bonnels.
Caps, Henddre- ses, Fancy Work, Embroidery,
&C., with Receipts, uusc, and other matters in
teresting to the ladies'.
The LADY,S FRIEND will be edited by Mrs
HENRY PETERSON, who will rely upon the
services IN me Literary Department of Speu.
did Corps OF Contributors.
A HANDSOME STEEL FANCY ENGRA.
WING and Superb COLORED Steel Fashion
Plae VIII illustrate every humber; besides W. II
executed Wood Cuts illustrative OF the Fash
ions, Patterns, too numerous to mention.
Il SEWING MACHIyNE PREMIUM
lu order to enable Indies to procure First
Qaa'i'y Sewing, Machine at very little outlay,
we make the following beral offers;--
We will give nne OF Wheeler & Wilson's Gel.
ebrated Sewing Mnchines--the regular price Of
which is S55--on the following terms;-
20 Copies year, and Sewing Machine, . 70
80 IS
Az 100
In the first Of the above Clubs, Lady can get
Twenty Subscribers at the regular price OF 50, so
q copy and then by sending on these Snbscrip.
uonsand $50 al addition, will get Machine she
cannot buy anywhere at less lnnn S35 II she
gets thirty subs cribers und $75, she will only
have to add Ten dollars to the amount. While
II she gels 40 subscrlbers the regular price, she
will get her machine for nothing.
The Magazine will be sent to different Postof-
hoes II desired. The name and money should be
forwarded as raploly as obtained, in order that
the Subscribers may begin TO receive their Mag.
nzlnes al once, and not become dissatisfied with
the delay. When the whole amount of money is
received, thn Sewing Machine viii be duty for.
warded. The Clubs may he partly composed OF
subscribers to the Saturday Euen,ng Posi-, jf de.
sired
In all cases the Machine sent will be he reg
ular Wheeler T. Wilson's No. 3 Machine, sold by
them in New York iol 55. The Machine will
boxed and forwarded free OF csst, with The eIcep.
ton ctJieigM.
Our terms are the same as those OF that well.
known paper, The Saturday Evening Post, pub
lished by us for the last IA years in order that
,se Clubs may be made up OF the Paper and the
magazine conJointly when il is so desired and
are as iollows;-C ASH IN ADVANCE
One Copy, year, $3.50
awo COPIES, year, 400
Four - 500
Eight Il TO getter IN of club l6 OC
twenty $500
One Copy ofThe Lady's Friend and Post 4,0e
Single numbers OF The Laoy's Friend, postage
paid by us. 21 cts ...- o
Subscribers in British North america must re
init l2cemas in addition 10 the annual subscfip.
ton, as we nave TO prepay the u. S. postage on
their Magazines. ....s . "'
The contents Of The Lady's Friend and The
Post will always be entirely different -.-
Specimen copies will be sent to those desrous
OF getting up Clubs Oh the receipt of Is cents {
Address DEACON & PETERSON,
ISO 3ly Walnut Street, Philada.