Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-03-26
GODEV'S LADY'S BOOK.

ETIGHTEEN Original contributors TO January
n n number Nineteen Original contributors TO
February number.-Eleven Embellishments in the
two numbers ,-Nneiy-six pages threading matter.
by authors whose names stand among the foremost
in the literary ranks of our country, as follows:
EssAvIsrs. Miss Mary w. Isa!e, Prof. Walter,
Mrs. Hotlaud, Mrs. Sigourney, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. E.
F. Elle.. NovELIsrs. w Herbert, Professor
lngraham, Richard Penn Smith, w. Lander. Pc.
ETs.-Miss Mary r. Milford, Miss c. H. Water
man, Eliza Earle, Miss Ii. F. Gould, Mrs. Sigoor-
ney, Mrs. S. Osgood, Mrs. c. Baron Wilson,
VIM Gutter, James Il. Fields, Isaac G. Ray, J. S.
Dusole, James Montgomery, Miss Juliet II Lew
is, Miss A. ID. Woodbridge. WRITERS OF TALES.
Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs Emma C. Embury, Mrs.
Caroline Hentz, Mrs Mary IL Parsons, Miss A,
NJ. F. Buchanan, Mrs. II Beecher Stowe, Mrs. M.
St. Leon Loud, Sebs Smith.
OF the above eminent writer's celebrated in our
and most of them well known in other coun-
tries each have bad article either in the Janua-
ry or February number of the Book. 1t is unne.
cessary for US to say that such array of names
can be shown by any other Magazine in this coun-
try Of any price
We give three times rs many Embellishments as
any other Magazine, and each plate is equal, if not
superior to The one of any contemporary, and yet
the price OF the Magazine is not increased. Our
edition is immense, therefore we are enabled to go
to a greater expense than any other publisher. A
better return may therefore be expected for the
price paid Tor subscription.
In the two numbers Just published we have
given Plates of Fashions, containing Ii Figures;
| beeul'ful specimen of Lace work; 1 splendid
Steel Plste--beyond compare-the best line engrd-
Oihg e0er published in an american M0gGz sine;
A pages Of Music; a New mathematical Cover.
In addition to usual we'll arranged embellish-
nents, we always publish Steel Tile pages tioice
year.
The whole amount of engravings and embeIlish-
nf E;yIs ,l,o u
will contain this year, may be estimated at about
SIXTY.
A new series Of papers of great value has been
lately commenced by Mrs. Hale "The Domes-
tic Department duriRg the year, will COM
pose great amount ofuseful matter.
For enterprise, at least, we think we deserve
some credit have been the first to give to an
American public original articles from the pens Of
Mary Russell Milford author Of " Our Village;
Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wilson, Editor OF London La
Belle Assembled; Mrs. Holland, author of several
useful and valuable works: James Montgomery,
author of " Omnipresence ofthe Deity" Sc; Tho
mas Miller author OF Fair Rosamond and Royston
Cover Ebenezer Elliott, author Of Corn Law
Rhymes.
We do not particularly mention these names be-
cause they a.! date from London-our object only
is to show that where there good articles TO be
had, there will we apply. No author of any repu
tation in our own country has sought admis
sion to " The Book" in vain.
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single number is sent The following system Of
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to subscribe.
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Lady's Book, year, 81.
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ling impostef-.
The March number contains seven figure. Of
Fashions, and Fac Smiles Of the whiting Of Lady
Byron, her daughter Ada, Miss Sedgwick and
Harriet M.r'ineau March ~, 1910.