Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24
LITERARY UNION.
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Iady,s American Magazine.

sir r,epnsior Of The aays Book grateful for The IN
cessue patronage which he has rece,ed announces 70
NIB that be ha. made new arrangements tot their graf
6oson Convinced that he could not IN any way more Ct
SGhsetbefs he has secured Tue 'Aiuaoe ava o.
MRS. SARAH J. HALE,
~ son 70 whose ,upoutendcnco tie literary departments
al tb. Lady Book will hereafter he committed For macy
,ea. Mr. Hale has Conducted the Amonoau Ladies Maya.
reea penadcll Of uncommon merit which viii ee "egcd
ia the Lady Book Her abilities arc familiar TO er eoun
iywoicp, and both sdss OF the Atlantic she ENJOYS
HIGH topaiainH OF the nio graceful vigorous aud &C
cnmpl,shed IT o1f female writers
Under The Iudeious infringement Of Hfe, Hale the Lady
Rok will no; only ma the excellent character 1t has
already acquired but SCIENTIFICALLY expected that II vii be
rendered eInaenty worthy o,te support OF those to
whose interests and smoseincn, has bscn and vi" conn
be, especially devoted The superior talents aud hoe
taste ofthe Editor III give tie wura new impulse while
o contributions aud those received from her pesona
ierds aGd o,hc' eottcfpnndoh's 81 whom humpet nave
already promised, will render almost entirely original
Amongst others Who expected 10 furnish matter Tor tie
iook may lie mentioned.
Mrs Sarah }. Hale, Editor Mutton Momchacl
W., Me- 4 Ana 4 S.sIess hieSa6doi DlniaSy, A ~
Mrs Caroline Lee EicutI ~ T.. Hale,
Mrs. y +, Elicit, J.. Burke Fisher,
Misc icshc n. G.. brooks, 4. NJ,
Miss II L. Gould. Wa. T.. Burton,
Miss c. L. Gooch, Willis Gaylord CLARK,
Miss l.. II. M,dna Joseph &. Neal,
Il. > Mlekent.c l. l.. D., u, Thatcher,
Joseph r. Chandler, X. Fem Smith.
The Proprietor of the Iadys Book determined
every To mantan the superiority which hts pJbIcl
has obtained For years be has gone steadily ~ the
Of improvement, aud he attcrs himself that lis idcl
tics arc such as TO give his work advantages
his competitors Isyery ample subscr ptlon list enables
him be liberal in his expenditures upon IT, aud whatever
be accomplished by enterpze and cost he resolved TO
effect ,fes the above mentioned contributors
he has of receiving original articles from
al distinguished female writer's in Europe and induce
TO writers Of country he willing 10 pa for
every article adopted by him suitable for bis publication
high Of remuneration will be given by tie pro-
ptetor of any other periodical in tie United States.
Tie mechanical portion Of the Lady Book will also be
improved. The typography will he more elegant and tie
paper o better quality During tie year portraits, engra
we'd steel of several eminent ladies will be given and
cry second month coioured plate illustrating the prevailing
fashions will be furnished, Otler embellishments calcula
ted to enhance The appearance and the value Of the
work will be ntroduced and generally every thing will be
done that the most untg purpose OF making the Lady
BOOK pe-enihenty entiiied to patronage can suggest
With the experience he has acquired during long
years devoted the business the aid be derived from
the distinguished lady who will henceorth be associated
with him, the Publisher confident that he will be able
render the amples satisfaction all who may become ms
patrons. lie therefore. with Just reliance his claims &c
support, respectfully socs continuance OF that liberal
couragement which has been kindly bestowed his
dcavours.
The terms of the Ladys Book Three Dollars per
mum, payable in advance All orders be addressed
| l. A. Cooley
100 Walnut Street
As the publisher Of the adJ's Book is connected will
Other popular periodicals he suggests for the
oil remittance, the following system Of
CLUBBING
Lady Book and Bulwer's Novels for IS
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