The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-01-25
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LADIES AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

The P,oprietor of ,he 'ady's Book grateful for
III, orcras,pg patronage which he has iccers.a,
nounees to the LADIES' who have so generously sus-
tanned their otca Book" that he has made new ar
ran nge,senls for their gra,iicaton. Convinced that
he could not in any way more eiieciually promote
the interests. or realize the wishes OF his numerous
subscribers. no has secured the yalueh.e end OF
MRS. SAGAH J. BALE,
Of Boston TO WHOSE superntendence the literary
departmen, Of tho Lady'' Book will hcfc.'i-r be
committed For many yeas Mrs Has %" con
Quoted the American Ladies Mssazne---G piriot'-
cal of uncommon me II, which VII be merged III
the Lady's Book. Her abilities are familiar 10 her
counirywomen, and on both sides oi tho Auaruc
she enjoys high reputation as one OF the most
graceful, vigorous aud accomplished OF oa' female
writers.
Under the ludicious management Of Mrs. h ic,
the Ladys Book will not only maintain the exceeh'
character i has already acquired. but is contdent.
y expected that It will he rendered more eminsnuy
worthy Of the support Of taoss to whose Interests
and amusement II has been and will continue TO be
especially devoted The superior talents and the
taste OF the Editor will give the work new impulse
While her own contributions, and thos2 received
from Der personal friends, aud other correspondents
OF whom a number have already promised vii; rem
der II almost entirely original. Among others y'bo
are expected to furnish matter for the Book may
mentioned
Mrs Sarah j. Hale, Eihor.-Mrs l.. H. Sigournev.
Mrs. iaa &spieas, Mrs. Caroiiae Lee HeRts Mrs
4. r. Elen, Mss Leslie. Miss H. =, Goali, Miss c.
r. Goooh, Mss l.. ". Medina, X. s. Mackenzie ILL.,
d., Joseph X. Chandler, Morton MoMehrei Robert
T. Conrad, Aleranier Dmitry H. f.. H1ie, 4.
Burke Fisher, ". G. Brooks. Nm. +. Barton. IITlis
Gaylord Clark, Joseph g Neal, D. D. TantcA,r, r.
Penn Smith.
The proprietor of the Ladys Book is determined
TO use every means To maintain the superiority
which his publication has obtained. For wears he
has gone steadily on in the course of impr rovement
and he aters himself that his facilities are such as
TO give his work emnem advantages over his con-
pouiors His very ample subscription list enables
him TO be liberal in his expenditures upon it, and
whatever can be accomplished by enerprlze and
cost he is resolved 10 effect Besides the persons
aforementioned as contributors, he has expectations
ofreceivng original articles from severa. distinguish.
ed female writer's IN Europe: aud rs an induce
meni to writers OF own country, he IL willing TO
pay for every article adopted by him suitable to
his publication, as high rate OF remuneration as
will be given BY the proprietors oiany other psrod-
cal published in the United States.
The mechanical portion of the Lldy's Book will
likewise be- improved The typography will be
more elegant, and the paper Of n better quality.
During the year portraits, engraved on Steel of
cral eminent ladies' viii be given; aud every second
month a colourcd plate. illustrating tho prevailing
fashion, will be furnished Other embellishments,
calculated TO enhance the appearance and increase
the value of the work will be introduced: aud gen.
orally everything will be done tha, the most unrng
purpose of making the Lady's Book pre.omnently
entitled to patronage can suggest With the eype
rsnce he has acquired during long of years
devoted 10 the business, aud the aid 10 be derived
from the distinguished lady who will henceiorth be
associated with him. the Publisher is confident that
he will be able TO render the ampc,t Satisfaction to
all who May become his patrons. lie, therefore,
with Just reliance on his claims to support. respect.
G,lly ,olici,s continuance of that liberal ensour.
agsment which has so kindly been be',owed on his
lcndeayours
The terms Of the Lady's Book are Three Dollars
per annum, payable in advance.
L. A. Cooley, PGblsheY
/ 100 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
wv. ID. CALLAHAN, Agent, Newport; by whom
Subscriptions are received, aud the work furnished
free of expense for carriage. Specimens can be
seen at w. Caiahans Book Store.
" The January number received for subscribers
and also few extra numbers for those who wish
! TO commence taking il.