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lly AlhtSrNne, Whiloa1fli contributions
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! charms ihcmncy aud pll llmt mends
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'tons of our pnlurc viii continue 10
ndorn and dignily our pages. The
lovers of historical romance. and
hose who regard our nalion's glory
us the prime object o( our nations
Literature, win have their tastes gru.
tilted by tho contributions OF DR.. X.
/ NJ. Bird, the novelist, author Of ''rhc
Gladiator" oCalayar," &c. Thood-
mircrs Of southern sccnery and man
ncrs, will recognise with pleasure
among our correspondents the name
Of w. Gilmore Simms, the author OF
"Gug Rivers "Thc Yamasscc,' &c,
Those who arc partial TO graceful,
easy, non-chalnt, gentIemanly story
telling, willalwajs hail withpleasurc
the monthly return Of N. p. Willis,
the most piqucnt, lively, and fertile
Of all magazine writers.
The admirers of the heightened
moral and domestic novelette,, will
recognise with pleasure among our
contributors the name Of 7. s. Ar
thar, author of"Six Nights with the
Westinghouse, &c. Contributions
are also ready from the pens Of Pro-
lessor Alexander Dallas Bache, late
Principal of the Philadelphia High
School; Professor John Sandcrson,
author of"A Year in Paris" Prof.
John Frost. editor ofthe "Young Peo-
pies Book" Our limits will moi give
rs space enough to enumcratc the
names of one quarter Of our contri-
Dutors. Our list Of foreign contribu-
ors is enriched with the distinguished !.
James of Joanna Baltic, Mary Rus.
ell Metford, Maria EdgeWorth, Hon.
drs c. Norton, and Mary Howett,
ecognised in Europe as the elite of
British authors.
The Publishers means OF increas-
'g the beauty and value ofthe Lady 5
'ook are accommodating year by year. S
o his already incslimablc list of con P
ibutors, he is constantly receiving
occasions bo.h at home and abroad.
is arrangements with respect to
'iginal Paintings, from such artists
, Rothermel, FlaakenStein, Croome, =
hapman, Mtclisc, and Huntingdon,
e now complete; and he numbers
nong the engra,ers whose services =
'e constants retained, Tucker, Ellis,
NTH, Warner, Dick, Ellis, CHM ,
redc, Classen, and Jones.
His whole system arrangements,
18th respect to fashion Plates is now !.
evcloped and perfected. The Lady's
ook will therefore continue TO main
I'm that proud pre-eminence in merit
nd in popularity which fourteen !
ears OF uninternittcd attention on :
&c part of the publisher has earned.
will still maintain, as always here
fore, the tavorite of the Fair! ,
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ance, 50; two copies, one year, IS; :
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