The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-23
VOLUAE TWENTY THREE.
GOTE9yS T,.A.LY'S 30 OK
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

NFRs. s. J. HALE and Mrs LYDIA II. sIGoURNEH' Ed
NA tos. Miss f. Leslie, contributor TO each number.
The present volume with Steel Engravings
by l.. Dck-dndy Morning and tie Sale OF tie Eel Lahb
Also, beautiful cOlored Fashion Plate.
This is outlay for Embellishments unprecedented IN TINS
any oter country, The great beauty Of tho pictures VIII
give pleasure every lover Of lie hcauiL aud shall al
be aim to procure such subjects for tile ehSaVe Us
will even without the poeica illustrations tell their own
tale While thus giving attention TO that which penses the
ey will show that equal attention has been paid TO cater
ing for mind. Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, who has lately re-
turned Europe, has made such arrangements as Will
ensure supply of articles from the best Female writer's
of England. Mary Russell Milford Mrs. $. g. Hail. and Ma
ria Edgewoh, their first contributions 10 an American Period
cal will each contribute the Ladies' American Magazine;
from :ie two last have articles on hand.
I,The Hon Mrs. Norton will alsO lie contributor.
While from abroad receiving such assistance as
will MAKE agreeable variety, we must not forget
to mention that are publishing article from an el'
uent writer of our own connry-Litte things no Irics-
Tie author of closing aud Winning" and "Sensihi'hy"
This tale certain will great sensesatlon as
did the publishing of osing and Winning, which was pub
isled in half the papers of our county,
Let moi he forgotten that Miss Leslie contributes 10 INC
Lady's Book ov 1N0 other Magazine has articles from
her pen u Sic in this No. another of ose
graphic sketches that give much pleasure to our readers
"LEoNILI.A LYNMORE"
While paying proper tribute to the great talents OF the
English Ladies' previously mentioned he remembered that
have Hale. sgourney Leslie Parsons, Embury,
Henz aud host of othes, to mention which we have ne.
ther time spare. =
FGODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
Has been favored from the first with list of writers that no
other Magazine equal 1t has also, what cannot be said
of any other nuhlicaiOn,
sEXCLUSITE CONTRIBUTORS.
The list of subscribers is larger than any monthly pubica
ton in this perhaps any other conhtry9
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION,
The Subscriber will commence the ST of July the pub
cation Of TuIEs history Of the French revolution II will he
published weekly aud he completed in sixty numbers Of wen
eight PAGES each. L. will contain thirteen fine engravngs
STEEL by A. T Dick ESQ., well known by his enGruvngs
in the LADYs Book paper Of the finest quality large
type and each humber sale in France of this
book npaaleed forty thousand copies having been already
sold, and edition called for. Price per copy 81 So
WAV ERLY NOVELS, "a
EhV Waiter Scott. far s5.
Waverly Novels, with fine portrait steel Of the author
will he furnished complete the subscribers If the Ladys Book
On receipt of uremitiaurc of FIVE doIarF.S.
work will appear IN weekly plumbers, comprising en-
tire novel, making FlVEagG Volumes Title page and
portrait win he printed with tie work,
ETu all cases, tile mOtcy for any Of the above works must
positively received, before copy is sent l'No unpaid
letters taken from the post.offce'
TERMS AND CLUBBING.
For The ndys Book one year, payable u ADVANCE dolls 90
For every subsequent year, fnot paid advance, 90
For Theirs History of the French Revolution, complete so
For Ladys Dook one year & Theirs History, 10 90
For Wavery Novels compCte,- 90
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For &c" and copy of Ladys Book two years 10 GO
For THIErs History of the French Revolution, Walter
SCOTS Novels & Lady's Book one yearI Is 90
All orders TO be addressed TO
"a. L. Cooley,
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