Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
GonEY,s LADY,s BOOK.

Nineteen Original contributors 10 the
February number.
Eleren Embellishments in the Two
numbers.
NINETY PAGES oE READING MATRER
by authors whose names stand amohg me
foremost in the literary ranks oil our
country, as follows:
ESsayists. Noref'S's;
Miss Mary w. Hale, H. W. II roer',
Professor Walter, Professor iilg'"u',
Mr.. Hoaaud. Richard p. Smith.
MIS-. Sigourncy, w Lahdoh,
Mrs. Hale,
Ms. +. L. Ellot,
Poets. Writer'S Of Tales.
Miss c II Waterman, Mrs. Emma G. Embus,
Miss Mary K Milford, Mrs. Seba Smith,
eliza Earle. Mrs. Caroline l. llentz,
Miss II L Gould, Mrs Mary II Parsohs,
Mrs. Sigourney, Miss A NJ Buchanane
Mrs. + s Osgood Mrs. II Becchcr Stowe,
Mrs. c Baron Wilson, Mrs. NJ S Leon Loud,
VIM. Gutter. Seba Smith.
James T Fields,
Isaac C Pray,
J S Dusollc,
James Montgomery.
Miss Juliet II Iewis,
Miss ID Woodbridge
OF the above eminent writer's, celehra
ted in our own and most Of them well
known in other countries have each had
an article either in the January or Feb
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We give three times as many embel-
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he best .ine Of ENGRAVING erer PUBLISH
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The whole amount Of engravlngs and
Embellishments of various kinds that the
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'.The D3mes ic Departnenl''-this du-
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first to give to an American public orr
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sell Milford, author Of /" Oar Village
Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wilson, editor Of
London La Belle Assemblee, Mrs. Hof.
land, author Of several useful and valuable
works; james Montgomery, author ,of
"Omnipresence Of the Deity" sc. Thorn
as Miller, author of Fair Roaamend and
Royston Gowncr, Eben, zer EIIiou,author
Of Corn Law Rhymes.
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