Middletown transcript., 1869-01-30
THE LADY'S FRIEND.
BEAUTIFUL NEW PREMIUM ENGRAVING
Unequalled Inducement for next Year.

INHE proprietors of this "Queen of Monthlies''
L have determined to offer unequalled induce
ments to their subscribers for the coming year.
They proudly point to their Steel Engravings,
their Novelets, their Fashions and Varieties, as
being unsurpassed in either Europe or America
Among their novelties for the coming year will
be new Premium Engraving-and the follow
ing Novcets by distinguished auhors:-
Roland Yorke, or Done in Passion, by Mrs.
Henry Wood, author of East Lynne" "Tha
Earl's Daughter" &c, Between Two, by Elizabeth
Prescott, author of "How Woman Had Her
Way" "a Dead Mans Rule" &c. The Prize
OF Two Mems Lives" by Amanda NJ. Douglas
author of "In Trust" 1.-THE Debarry Fortune, u
&c. A Noveet-name TO be announced hereaf-
ter-by Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton, author of
that powerful story "Fleeing from Fate" 'Juno
Clifford" &c.
'The Lady's Friend" is edited by Mrs. Henry
Peterson, and nothing but what is Of refined
and elevated character is allowed entrance into
its pages.
FASHIONS, FANCY WORK, dc.
A splendid double-page finely colored Fashion
Plate engraved steel in the finest style of Art,
will illustrate each number. Also numerous 9TH
or engravings illustrating the latest Patterns of
Dresses Cloaks, Bonnets, Head-dresses, Fancy
Work, Embroidery, &c.
BEAUTIFUL STEEL ENGRAVINGS.
Fourteen beautiful Steel cngravings, in addi-
ton to the twelve large Steel Fashion Plates, are
published yearly. Our steel engravngs are the
finest that appear in any magazine, as we do not
publish Impressions from worn-out plates.
1.-THE SONG OFHOINE At SEA"
This is the Title of our large and beautiful new
Premium Engraving-24 inches long by l8 in
ches wide-fnely engraved on steel expressly for
our readers. 1t comprises ten figures, on the
dcck Of an Outward-bound vessel, of II moon-lit
night. The sentiment is pathetic, and will touch
every heart. We predict for this engraving an
un BOUNDED popularity. This admirable picture
Tor one of Washington at Mount Vernon"
IEdward Everett in his Library" or Gone of
Lies Happy Hours" if preferred) will be sent
gratis as IA Premium postage paid) to every full
(S2. .5O) subscriber, and also to every person
sending on club
TERMS Our terms are the Same as those of
that admirable paper The Saturday Evening Post
i'm order that the clubs may be made up of
the paper and the magazine conjointy when so
desircd-and are as follows One copy land the
large Premium Engraving(, $3.50.
CLUBS % copies, S4.0O copies 5000; 5 CO.
pies (and one TO pctter-up of club), $500; 8 CO.
pies (nnd one to getter-up Of club), $l2.OO; IA
copies (and one to getter-up of club), $1,000; 20
copies (and one 10 gcttcr-up of club), $500; |
copy of The Lady's Friend and | of The Post
with ope Premium Engravng), $500.
A copy Of the beautiful Premium Engraving
"Thc Song of Home at Sea-" will be sent to eve
ry one sending ON club. The sender of q club
of five and over will Of course get the engraving
in addition to his magazine.
Any member of a club wishing the engraving
must remit one dollar extra
The magazines or papers in club will be sent
to different Post-offices, if desired
The contents of The Lady's Friend and of The
Post will always be entirely different.
Remittance should be made if possible, in Post
Office Orders, or in Drafts payable to our order.
Address, DEACON & PETERSON,
No. $40 Walnut Street, IhiladeLphia
Specimen copies will be sent gratis to those
desirous of getting up clubs. jan 23-tf