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siii,lng lhllJenls 10 Size sl'np's ul's
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10 the general literary nud u,iHl 'pi'g
ofllo I,a,ly's BOOK lor 1870 " va
mnlnlnib N, usual conslal,ol character
ofH Domestic ani Fashionable llunl'
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M Mis- i.ealip. Miss Ncdgwitk, MS
Hall, Mr.. Embuly, Mr, u. Y. ldlw,
MIS-. Scba smith, MIR. 4, W. ~ M
nan, Mrs. &. Ice ll,uiz, nid No, y.
J. Hale continue thuil COnlfib'li oh'.
The beautiful and the usI lll, hll thnt
charms Tie fancy and all llial mtnd.
The heart and guides The hrst an g
tons Of our nature will cjlthtir 10
odorn and dignity our pogc'. TIC
lovers Of historical romance, ana
those who regard Our nu loi's glop
rs the prime object Of Our nations
literature, will have their tastes gln.
tilted by tho contributions of DR.. H.
NJ. Bird, the novelist, author OF "Thc
Gladiator" "Calayar.' &c. The ad-
mrcrs Of southern scenely ana man
ner., will recognise with pleasure
among our correspondents the nlme
of w. Gilmore Smms, the author ol
"Gug River" "The Yamassee," &c.
Those who are partial TO graceful,
easy, non chalanl, gcntlemallly story
telling, will always hail withpleasllre
The monthly return Of n. +. Willis
The most piqucnt, lively, and fertile
Of all magazine writer's.
The admirers of the heightened
moral and domestic nouycllctte, will
with pleasure among our
contributors the name of I. S. Ar
hdr, author Of "SiX Nights with the
WasaingtonianS,' &c. Contributions
ire also ready from the pens of Pro-
eSsor Alexander Dallas Bache, late
Principal Of the Philadelphia High
i hool; Professor John Sauderson,
uthor of"A Year in Paris" Ptof.
ohm Frost, editor Of the" Young Peo-
lies Book" Our limits will no give
Is space enough to enumeratc the
ames Of one quarter Of our contri-
tutors, Our list of foreign coniribu.
ors is enriched with the distinguished
ameS of Joanna Baltic, Mary Rus.
al Metagd, Maria Edgeworth, Hon. I
Irs. {. Norton, and Mary Howett,
in Europe as the elite Of
rlti.h authors. 7
The Publishers means Of inoreaS-
g the beau ' and value oflIe Lady S
'ok are accommodating year by year. s,
, his all eady Inc stmable list Of con- PA
hutors, he is constantly receiving
SESSIONS DO Ii at home and abroad.
$ arrangements with respect to
ginal Paintings, from such artists
Rotl, 9 no., Fra kerS in. Croome, -
apn an, Maclise, ard Huntingdon.
now complete; aud he numbers
ong the engraeers whose services Il
constantly retained, Tucker, Ellis,
18th, Warner, Dick, Ellis, Gin, "
,ic, ClaSsen, and Jones.
His whole system arrangements. \,
IN respect TO fashion Plates is now ~! !"
'eloped and p rtcctcd. The Ladv's ''i
* will therefore continue 10 main W
n that proud pre-emincEca in merit "
d IN popularity which fourteen ia
hrs OF unintermitttd attention on ~ ~
part Of the publisher has earned. ~
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ore, the tavorite OF the Fair! ~
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