Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-11-01
Get up your Clubs for 1368.--Now is the
Time.

Peterson's magazine, the best ana cheapest
in the world. This popular monthly contains
more for the money thaa any in the world
Its merit and cheapncss arc best proved by
the fact, that, in 1867, its circulation exceed
ed that of all the other Ladies' Magazines
combined. In 1868 it will be still further
improved, where Improvement may be found
possible. 1t will contain nearly 1000 pages,
Ii Steel plates, Il double sized mammoth
colored steel fashion plates, and 800 wood
engravings-and all this for only Two Dol
lars a year. or a dollar less than magazines
OF its class. Every lady ought to take Peter
SON. In the general advance OF prices, II Is
the only magazine that did not raise Its price.
1t is, therefore, emphaticaliy, the Magazine for
the tines.
The stories in Peterson are conceded to
be the best published anywhere. Mrs. Ann
5 Stephens, Amanda Nj. Douglas, Mary Bays
ard Clarke, Ella Roaman, Frank Lee Bcne-
diet, Mrs Il Harding Davis, author of "Mars>
ret llowth," T. l. G Moulton. Gabrielle Lee,
Resale Grey, Clara Augusta, and the authors
of The Second Life OF Susie Is Diary
and of 'Dora's Cold besides all the other
po, ular female writer's Of America, are regu-
lar contributors. In addition to the usual
number Of shorter stories, there will be given
in 1868, at least four original copy righted
noveleis, viz: The Bride Of the Prairie, by
Mrs Ann S Stephens. The Tragedy Of Eau
quier, by the author Of the Second Life
Guilty or not Guilty, by Amanda NJ Douglas.
T.. p. p, by Frank Lee Benedict.
In its illustrations also, peterson is un>
rivalled. The publisher challenges n COM
parison between its Steel and other Engrav-
ings, and those in other Magazines, and one
steel engraving at least is given in each
number.
Mammoth colored fashion plates. Each
number will contain a double size fashion
plate, engraved on steel and handsomely coll
ored. These plates contain from four to six
each. and excel anything of the kind. In adj
dition, wood cuts Of HE newest bonnets, hats,
caps, head dresses, cloaks, jackets, ball
dresses. walking dresses, house dresses, ETC..
etc, will appear in each number. Also the
greatest variety of children's dresses. Also
diagrams by aid of whic, a cloak, dress or
child $ costume can be cut out without the
aid of a n antua>maker, so that each diagram
in this way alone, will save a years SUBJ
scription. The Paris, London, Philapelphia,
and New York fashions described, in full,
each month.
The work table department of this Maga>
zine is wholly unriyaled. Every number con-
tains a dozen or more patterns in every va
fiety of fancy work, crotchet embroidery,
knitting, bead work, shell work, hair work,
etc. Superb colored patterns for slippers,
purses, chair seats. Sc, given-each of which
at q retail store would cost fifty ce.ts.
The original household receipts Of 1Peter-
SON. are quite famous. For 1868 our Cook
Book will be continued every one of these
receipts have been tested. This alone will be
worth the price Of Jefferson.
New ard fashionable music in every mum
Der. Also hints on Horticulture, Equestrian
ism, and all matters interesting to ladies.
TERMs-Alpoys IN adrance.-One copy one
year, 81 90; Three copies one year, 81 so;
Four copies one year, S6 90; Five bopies one
year, and one to getter up of club, So 90;
Eight copies one year, and one to eetter up of
club. Sl2 90; Fourteen copies one year, and
one to getter up of club, $50 90.
Where a person is entitled to an extra copy
for getting up a club. there will be sent, if
preferred, instead of the extra copy, a superb
premium mezzo9nt for framing. (sizc 2.x2O
inches aWashington and his Generals or a
Lady's Illustrated Album, handsomely bound
and gilt, or either of the famous 'Tiunyan
Mezzotints," the same size as the Washington.
Always state whether an extra copy or one Of
these other premiums is preferred; and no.
tice that for clubs Of three or four no pre- j.
rms are given. In RENTING. get a post Office
order, or u draft on Philadelphia or New York
if neither of these can be had, send green
backs or bank notes. Do not register your
letters. Specimens sent to those wishing to
get up Clubs. Address, post paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. 500 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.