Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-26

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NV pdrr ~ 10 cents . numbrt-afi /
w adgun, ., lof NE complete wofL 90
! copies &C. ten dollufs.
N, w. ~ lcitrr must bc post paid
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LADYfs WORLD
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a Monthly Ladies' magazine, edited ~ Mrs.
Ann Stephens AID Chadus J ietrfson.
The Subscriber, proprietor of"1bo IadJs
Would 81 ASHTON and Literature having put-
chased =. (uan,'s "AHt,a Monthly lauy's
buot,n tupuHs quitting he works on the hfst
ul June. ib43, nnd issuing magazine winch
shall employ the literary aud aftituc slsll Of both
books, and combine THEN peculiar merits. llwiD
be called rEIEbSON'S BOOK, and will bp a
home book, q, oucclpleednt aud instructive. It
sill unite spdghumess, rtace aud refinement, TO
| aolidty aud uselulness. In its embellishments,
fashions, aud htera,ure, twin be SO mplcte ,
and the plice at winch il viii be published will
be comparatively 50 low, that Il must speedily
become 40 dlnament to the centre table OF every
lady Of taste; for no other periodical will be 50
peculiarly adapted To the sex, or eau rival II IN
cheapuess, elegance aud utility. The peculiar
Arrangements OF the proprietor, which en- vblc him
to do this, viii now be stated. BY the purchase
Of The Artist,h he secures the services OF +.
! Quanc, IN the ornamental department Of Peter
sons Book and the umc Of this artist will here-
after be devoted to designing and executing ORR
ginal embellishments for tine new magazine, in
style OF Unprecedented novelty and beauty.
These embellishments will consist Of embossed
mad colortd 0oAers, lace patterns, embroidery,
Colored birds, Fancfui designs, lithodnts, land
scapes in reievo, and flowers and pictures print
ed in color, in exact imitation OF nature, an art
as yet seciet to the World, end knowa only by
+ Quarre No other magazine can nave any,
rivalry with us in the novelty and splendor Of
Of these embellishments, whose popularity may
be known from the facl that MIR. Quarre, while
proprietor Of the Artist, could never supply the
demands for his peculiar designs. his time being
too much occupied with the onerous duties Of
publisher. With his undivided energies devoted
be expected to far ou,strip even uis former bill
liant efforts. In order to combine every variety
or illustration, shall furnish also series OF Hr.
Sartain's splendid mezzotints These have prov
ed extensively and permanently popular; and
Notwithstanding their costliness we shall contin-
ne TO use them. We shall, therefore in addition
to Mr.. Quarre's embellishments, publish, in ev-
erymumber, mezzotint or line or stippIe engla
wing, executed on steel, by Gimbrede, Dick,
Jackman, Welsh Il Walter, and Others OF the
| first artists in the country. Nor is this al Each
month, plate of the latest Partisan fashions,
handsomely coloIed, viii he given. III this de-
partment there will be no deoep'son. Arrange
mants have been entered into, by which Mad
1 ame Quarre will obtain the fashions in advance
from London and Paris. On the arrival of the
desigos in this country, they viii be immediate
| ly published. and in order 10 insure speed in thi:
! department, The time OF puhlicatitp viii be frcn
the 9Th TO the 20th oftbe month, preceding TIT
one for which the number is dated. We shall
maintain the supremacy on this point, which was
gained by The LadY's World ofFashion, and
which made it every where, in matters ofiashior
The standard authority.
TEnMs.-The terms will be at the low price
| Of Two dollars, per annum, in advance. Clubs
VIII be furnished with copies for five dollars
or copies for 10 dollars. To any one who vii
procure 90 dollars, shall receive Is copies OF th'
Book and splendid work entitled Seems Of Al
and Beauty and Popular Novel.
| Address. C. J. PETERSON
No. 90, Chestnut ST., Philddslhia.