The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
VoLUME TUENTY- THREE.
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LADIES AMERICAN MAGAZINE.


LADIES AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
EsRs. 81 HALE and Mrs, LYDIA II. SIGouRNEY, E!'
4NA tors. Miss l.. Leslie contributor 10 each nlmler
The present volume with two Steel Ehgrh'hgs
by AL. Dcksuud1y Morning. and the Sale OF tie Pet Lamp
Also, beautiful colorcd Fashion Plate.
This is an outlay for Embellishments unprecedented III ms
or any other country, The great beauty Of tho pictures will
give pleasure every lover Of the eauir and shall al
ways aim procure such subjects for the 'N@raNs AS
will without tie poeicu Illustration, tell their own
tale While thus giving attention 10 that Which peaSeS t"e
eve we will show that equal attention las bGcn paid 10 cater
in. for the mu Mrs l.. Il. Sgouncy, who las lately re-
turned from EGropc, las made such arrangements Us vi"
ensure us a supply of articles from the best Female wCrs
of England Mary Russell Milford, Mrs. s. G. Hail. aud Ma
ria Edgeworh, their first contributions to an American PERIOD
nl will each contribute to the Ladies' American Magazine
from he two last have articles on and
The Hon Mrs. Norton will also hC contributor.
While from abroad receiving such assistance rs
will serve make agreeable variety, must not forget
mention that publishing an article from an en-
nen writer of Couutry-Lttlc things no Irlncs-
The author of closing and Winning" and "SensiIiIy."
This tale certain will great enscation as
did the publishing of "Losing and Winning, which was pub
IisIcd in half the papers Of our county,
Let rot he forgotten that Miss Leslie contributes TO the
Ladys Book only No other Magazine has articles from
her pen Size commences in this No anoilcF of llose
graphic sketches that give much pleasure to our readers
"LEONlLLA LYNMORE"
While paying proper tribute to the great talents OF tie
English Ladies previously mentioned be it remembered that
we have Hale, sigourney, Leslie Parsons, Emlury,
entz and of Others, mention which have nci.
ther time nor space.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK
Has heen favored from the first with list of writers that
other Magazine equal 1t las also, what cannot be said
of any other publication
EXCLUSIVE Contributors.
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THEIRS HISTORY OF TIE FRBECE REVOLUTION,
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published weekly and he completed in sixty numbers Of twen.
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tyne and each humber. sale in France of this
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