The Pioneer Magazine Of america


GnDET's MARGARINE
AND LADY'S BOOK FOR 'ls45.
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THE best. earnest a pub isher can give OF wnat
b.. can and viii Do next year Is reirrence.o wna.
he has done last year, Or at Ai'Y Tti'1 TOE TIE
rTTTrsy yeAsa Under tHis view OF the case II


1J hs oni,s sufficient Tor ordinary purposes Tor us
tosav t,at the hoh character OF tins magazine 10.
literary an .rtst;cal merit will be properly sustained
R1t we are aware that the rapid and daz1hns sue,
cession of noveItiess7h we have psou a.
epr;s;tr and every sIbscr Der IS saying to himseii


WHAT WILL GODEY Do NEAit
T. merely with v.w to crafty this ciiro .ity
On h- part OF ou' fneads that We now Pro'eeu 70 I
ea,,rnerate som OF the features OF or 'iexi year
,t,n preuisihr however, that the ennrf.e rat'on
,rTrs, aecessary Be partial and incomplete, from our
invariable practice oil seizing upon every = NEw
AND BRILLIANT FORM OF EaiBEbi-iS,h- Il
MENr ;he moment II presents l,se.t as wen q
ssruri-Sr tn services Of all the POSULAiS, AiN Z
~ AND ,PIQUAN'F WRITER'S the moment
their characters are distinctly Developed anu pro-
nBuuced. The honor of bringing Forward hrst-ra'e
qsniusinto public notice and favor, and serving as
sort of prime coidactor To ELEcrEIc flashes Nh,sh
se-d their light through tie who.e Un:cn' mas De-
cone quite habstuI 10 tie Ladys Box ..
Ourorigina idea OF ofillstraiing Arne.1c m ns'aIs
s---car-..iy lsrT stylc that deiies all COM
petition. The not less brilliant idea Of il,,ss~.i-s
the HERoISM OF AMERICAN LADii.o oy
aseries of ESsaAvTsas and NARRATIVES which W"
to place in the. true light the PATRIOTISM de-
yoticn and sef-sacrilice OF female ancestors n
the revolutionary war, eniplaiicaliy caied ! iE
HEROIC AGE OF AMERICA, is also orflnai
with IS Other incidents OF revolutionary history
yIT aIso furnish subjects for the embellishments Of
the coming wear. Among the subjects already
executed are =
THE, RECEPTION OF THE NEWS OF
LEXINGTON FIGHT, by DAELEY; MAkI-
ONS- ENTERTAIN MENr OF THE BRIT
ISH OFFICER, by WHITE; FES1ALE GAL
LANTRY, BIZ .HUsAR-; THE STORMING OF
RED BANK FORT, by HAMILTON; COUNT.
DONOPS MONUMENT, by HAIILToS; THE
BATTLE OF CONCORD BRIDGE, by FRAxK-
rNyrErs: THE GERMANTOWN BATTLE
GROUND, by RussELL SMITH; TRENTON
BATTLE-GROUND, by HAsHLToS; with
large number OF others, engaged but not yet sent in
By the artists Another new and striking FEATURE
Heriow propose for the frs tir.e npnblc, having
had artists engaged for twelve months in working
itlout Our readers WI please TO note the date Of
therannounce1nento OF this feature Ii will consist OF
Char1ctsriSti. STATE FieiDs. in which the Pecu-
arties Of scenery, costume ard customs OF very
State and Territory of the Union viii be presented
in succession. This idea will OF course be claimed
By others, but our readers viii not forget to mark
dates


= Cur profTered Premium Of 600 for The Best
Painting Of snbject illustrative Of American
Female Patriotism has already brought splendid
array of talent into the field The award has been
postponed for another month out of courtesy to
artists who have pictures still upon their easels.
= Tie Premium Of $3.50 for the Best ERgrdri1g
viii Of course bring forward series of FTst Rate
Steel Plates In addition 10 all these advantages,
the privilege Of engraving the Premium Pictures
of the AD1IIo Association will serve to form
Keystone 10 our Splendid System Of Embelish-'
merits The public know our literary contributions
wei, fo- they have long been in the habit Of recog
nizing them az the Lending Writers Of ARsr.ea
in Magazine IAeratnre-that literature which
acts from the abest pens their most Piqaanf and
Brilliant Contributions, at the same time that it
condense5 into q compact and pleasing form The
Moral, tie Usefg! and the Sot,d IN narrotive,
sl1eteh and essay writing


Ncszolints, MsS=otiafs, Ns<=otiais.


Itis only necessary to say that in this depart
raeut we have Sartain, Sadd and Warner and. Zach
OF them has several plates in hand. We shall, we
think have one In each number next year.


Autksnfic Fashion Plates
. CSodey's Lady's Book is the only Magazine that
can be relied upon fer the real fashions.


Our translators suffer nothing of merit and in
terest which is suited to the design OF the Lldys
Book in the Literature of 6 .rmany, France, Italy,
and other nations Of the European coatnen; TO
escape them


Among many novel features in the literary way
which are in the course OF preparation, for
weil-known reasons we choose TO announce bat
one IN tlis connection, viz:


TIE Border Lsgsaas Of America,


many Of which has Just reached from the dis
tant regions which were formerly the scenes of
border wars and hunting expeditions, and where
the exploits OF The famous Indian killers and hun
ters still furnish themes for purely national


Ballads, Songs and Stories


10 their children and grand children by the winters
fireside.


II is not necessary for us to give the names of
our writers-previous numbers will show that they
the best in America.


TERMS OF GODETS MACHINE.