The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
VOLUME TWENTY THREE.
Cooley 8 GADZ'S DOOK
AND
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

nHRs s. J. HALE and Mrs. LYDIA II. SIGOURNEY, Ed
HA iors. Miss T. Leslie contributor to each numterE
The present volume with two Steel Engavings
by L. Dck-Sunday Morning. and the Sale OF the Pet Lamb
Also, beautiful coOred Fashion Plate. ..
This outlay for Embellishments unprecedented in this
any other country, The great beauty of tho pictures will
give pleasure every lover of the heauI and It shall al
ways aim procure such subjects for the engave as
will, without the 2Oecal illustration, tell their own
tale While thus giving attention to that which peases the
eyc will shoy that equal attention has been paid to caer
ing for mind Mrs l.. II. sigourney, who has lately re-
turned from Europe, has made such arrangements as Will
supply of articles from the hest Female writer's
of England Mary Russell Milford Mrs. s. Hail. and Ma
ria EdgewOrh, their first contributions American Period
ca will each contribute to the Ladies' American Magazine;
from he two last lave articles on hand.
f. The Hon Mrs Norton will also he a contributor.
While from abroad we receiving such assistance ns
will cerve to make an agreeable variety we must moi forget
to mention that publishing article from an en-
inen writer of our own couny-Littc things no Trlhes-
The author of "losing and Winning" and "Sensihilny"
This tale sean will great sensesa'ion as
did the publishing of "Iosing and Winning which was pub
lished in half tile papers Of our country,
Let il not be forgotten thai Miss Leslie contributes TO the
Ladys Book only. No other Magazine has articles from
her pen1 Size commences in this No. another Of those
graphic sketches that give much pleasure to our readers
"LEoNILLA LYNMORE."
While paying proper tribute to the great talents Of tie
English Ladies previously mentioned, he it remembered that
have Hale sgourney, Leslie, Parsons, Emhury,
Hentz, and host of OILERS, to mention which have nei
tller time space
'GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
Has heen favored from the first with list of writers that
other Magazine equal II has aso what cannot be said
of any other publication,
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