White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-11-30
Prospectus for 1865.
THELADY'S FRIEND,
SPLENDID ARRAY OF TALENT.

| In entering upon the third year of its exist
ence. the proprietors of this new magazine beg
leave to offer their hanks to the ladies OF
4 America for their liberal support already ex.
tended to them. Few magazines have boosted
during their second rear of list of nearly
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND names.
The LADY's FRIEND will continue to be de.
voted as heretofore TO CHo CT LITERATURE and
the Illustration Of the Fashions. 1t will con-
tain the latest patterns Of Cloaks, Caps, Bon
nets. Head Dresses, Fancy Work, Embroidery,
&c. &c, with Receipts, Music, and other mt
tiers interesting to ladies' The Music alone is
worth more than the cost ofthe hole ma gazine,
the pieces being selected BY Prof Ga,ze from
the capacious repository of that widelv-known
and enterpiising firm. Messrs. Lee 4 Walker.
The Lady's Friend is edited by Mrs Henry
Peterson. supported by
Brilliant Corps of Contributors,
embracing many of the best living authors.
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS.
beautiful Steel Fancy Engraving and a
Snpuerb Cplored Steel Fashion Plate will IL.
lustratc every number; besides well executed
Wood Cuts, illustrative ofthe Fashions, Fancy
Work. &C., too numerous to detail.
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we make the following liberal offers We will
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which is FIFTY-FIvE DOLLARS, on the
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ing Machine, 800 90
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81 50 copy, and then, bv sending on these
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will get Machine that she cannot buy any
whsre for less than Fifty.fve Dollars. If she
gets Thirty subscribers and Seventy five Dol
lars, she will only have to add Ten Dollars to
the amount. While if she gets forty subscribers
at the regular price, she viii get her Machine
for nothing.
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should be forwarded az rapidly as obtained, in
order that the subscribers may begin to receive
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cunt of money ia received, the Sewing Ma
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The Club may be partly composed of subseri-
5ers to the Saturday Evening Post, If desir-
ed
u In all cases the Machines sent will be the
regular Wheeler 4 Wilson's No Machine,
sold by them in New York for Fifty five Dol
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known weekly paper the SATURDAY EVENING
Posr-in order that the Clubs may be made up
of the paper and magazine conformity when it
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getter-up of cub,) $500
Twenty copies, one year. (and one
OF getter-up of club,) $500
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The Post, $500.
Single numbers Of the Laiy's Friend (post
age paid by us) 25 cents
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Post will always be entirely different.
Address
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No. 3l9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
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