The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-04
VOLUME TWENTK- THREE.
LADY'S BOOK
IlHD
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

uHRs. s J. HALE and Mrs. LYDIA IL. SIGOURNEY, Ed
1Vh tors. Miss L. Leslie, contributor TO each number.
The present volume commences with two Steel EgnYngs
by H. DicE-Sundy Morning. and the sale OF the Pei Lamb
Also, beautiful cOorcd Fashion Plne.
This is onav for Embellishments unprecedented III ths
any other country, The great beauty OF ic pictures vi"
give pleasure every lover of the eaulif H. and II sau III
ways aim procure sac Subjects for the eng'aver us
will, without the 2Oeticn iIusIraor tell their own
tale While tus giving attention 10 that which pcascs TIC
eyc we will show that equal attention has cel paid 10 ca'e
ing for the mind. Mrs. L. H. Sgournry who has lately re-
turned from Europe, las made such arrangements as VIII
ensure lis supply of articles from lie best Female writers
of England Mary Russell Milford, Mrs s. c. Hall, and Ma
Edgeworh their first contributions 10 an American PeroG
cal will each contribute to the Ladies' American Magazine
from :he last we have articles on hand.
The Hon Mrs. Norton will also be contributor.
While from abroad receiving such assistance rs
will crve make agreeable variety, wonust mol forget
to mention that we publishing article from an en-
lent writer of conntry-Lie things no Iries-
The author of Losng and Winning" and "Sensbiiy" -
This tale certain will great sensesaon as
did the publishing of closing and Winning which was pup
isIied in half the papers of our country,
Let not be forgotten that Miss Leslie contributes TO the
Lady's Book only 1No other Magazine has articles irom
her PEN She commences in this No. ahoiler Oi 'Lose
graphic sketches that give much pleasure to our readers
BGLEoNiLLA LYNMORE."
While paying proper tribute to the great talents Of tie
English Ladies previously mentioned, he it remembered That
we have !iae sgourncy, Leslie Parsons, Emhury
Henz, and host of others, to mention Which we have nei.
ther time space. ..N.
RGODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
Has heen favored from the first with l of writers that no
other Magazine equal II has also, what cafnot bc said
of any OTHER publication, ,..
EXCLUSIVE CONTRIBUTORS,
The list of subscribers is larger than any monthly pu6ca.
on in this perhaps any other couliry.
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THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION,
The Subscriber will commence on the st July the publ.
cation hstorybf the French revolution. 1t will be
ty eight pages each Il will contain thirteen fine engavngs
on STEEL by A. L. Dick, ESQ., well known by his engavngs
in LADYs BOOK. paper is or Tie nnest qlaty large
type and each humber sale in France of this
book is nparaeled forty thousand copies having been already
sold, and edition called for. Price per copy 81 So
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On receipt of a remittance of five dollars.
THE work will appear in weekly numbers, comprising
tire novel, making FVEaGe octave Volumes Title page and
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