The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-02
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The present volume with two Steel Ehgravinss
by L. Dck-Sundly Morning. and the Sale OF tile rel Lamp
Also, beautiful coored Fashion Plate.
This an outlay for Embellishments unprecedented III tS
any other country, The great beauty OF TIC pictures w"
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be aim to procure such subjects for the ehgaVe Us
will even without the poetal illustration, tell their own
tale While thus giving attention to that which peases the
eyc we will show that equal attention las been paid 10 cater
ing for the mind Mrs l.. II. Sgouney, who has lately re.
turned from Europe has made such arrangements as VIII
ensure us supply of articles from the hest Female writers
of England Mary Russell Milford, Mrs. G. Hail. and Ma
ria Edgewoh their first contributions 10 an American Pcrlod'
cuI will each contribute 10 the Ladies' American Magozhei
from :he last we have articles on hand
The Hon Mrs Norton will also be contributor
While from abroad receiving such assls'alce Us
will make agreeable variety we must not forget
to mention that we are now publishing an article from a e
nent writer of country-Lttle things no IrInes-
The author of "Losing and Winning and accessibility.
This tale certain will great senseatoh as
did the publishing of "Losing and Winning Which was pup
lished in half the papers of our country ,
not be forgotten that Miss Leslie contributes 10 tut
Lodys Book only. No other Magazine has articles itOmi
her pen n She in this No. another OF los'
graphic sketches that give much pleasure TO our readers
"LEONILLA LYNMORE"
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English Ladies previously mentioned be 1t reehOoeu a'
have Hale, Sigourney Leslie larsohs' EDury,
ther time space.
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of any other publication,
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