, 1843-03-25

nv and moral tone of the LADY'Sl
BOOK, for I843, it will maintain ITS
usual consistent character of a Do
nestle Fashionable Family Magazine.
While such contributors as Miss Les.
lie. Miss Sedgwick, Mrs. Hall. EInbu.
nv. E. F. Ellet, Sigourney, Volney
F. Howard. Seba Smith, A. Nj: f..
Amman, C. Lee Hentz, Parsons, and
Mrs.. S. ]. Hale continue their contri-
buttons, the beautiful and the useful,
all that charms the fancy. and all that
mends the heart, and guides the best
affections of our nature, will continue
to adorn and dignity our pages. The
lovers of historical romance. and
those who regard our nations glory
as the prime object Of. our nations
literature, will have their peculiar
tastes gratifed by the contributions
of DR. Robert NJ. Bird, the author OF
IsThe Gladiator 'CaIavar,' &c. The
admirers Of Southern scenery and
manners will recognise with pleasure,
among III correspondents, the name
of w. Gilmore Simms, the Novelist.
author of Guy Rivers 'Yemassee,'
&c. Those who are partial to grace
fol, easy. nonchaleni, gentlemanly
story telling, will always hail with
pleasure the monthly return of N. p.
Willis, the most piqnant. lively and
fertile of all magazine writers.
The admirers of the heightened.
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recognise with pleasure, among our
contributors, IKE name Of T. 5. Ar
thur, author of six Nights with the
Washingtonians,' &c. Contribp'io lions
are also ready from the pens Of Prot.
Alexander Dallas Bache, late PriL:i-
pal Of the philadelphia High School.
Prof. John Sanders"n, Author of "A
Year in Paris Prot. John Frost.
Editor of.The Young Peoples Book
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enough to enumerate the names OF Il
1.-THE of our contributors.
Our list Of foreign contributors ia
enriched with the distinguished names
Of Joanna BailIie, Mary Russell Nit
ford. Mrry Hewitt. Maria Edge worth.
Hon. Mrs. G. Norton. and Mrs. s..
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elite of British female authors.
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wear. To his already inestinabiy
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Jones.
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is now developed and perfected
The LAUY'S BOOK will therefore
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which fourteen years of %unin'erni'
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