Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-09-16
THE LADIES
M0RI.D OLE FASHION.

NURLD VI ACt1tIlN.
The fist number Of a Monthly magzlne
with the above title, cmbe llIshed with The
earliest Fashions, from Paris and London
elegant Steel and Mezzolint Engraving,
Lace Work, Embl oldery, Music, ctc.,
was issued for January 1912. The work
devoted especially to The ladies, aud Will
be ISSUED 10 a STYLE never before attempted
IN this country. 1t Will contain articles
from the peculiar and pleasing, writers oil
The day, on every variety OF subject, but
the work will Do IN the main devoted TO
he cultivation Of the home virtues. Hence
most of the stories will be Of practical, do
mesnc character from the pens Of our best
female writer's while the earliest fashions
IN all their varieties shall be correctly
civen $50 as to make the work welcome
at every freside, IN the halls of the fash
lonabIe add the gay,--the home OF The VIr'
tuous matron whose own needle supplies
! her ralmenr, las we'll as 10 the store and
sew ng room Of the mantaumakeE and mil
! larner.
The main design Of the cork. The
prominent design Q! the magazlne VIII be
TO furnish III an elegant and attractive
ln.an elegant and attractive style, the ear
hest most cO-recl, and fail report IN az.
vance of all the other Magazines, aud
PRIOR to the issuing OF them here, OF the
Monthly Fashions, direct IRON Paris aud
and london, Tue Advantage OF This 10
every lady, who makes taste 10 dress the
least mater ui lie, viii ut once be appa'
rent, d. to the professional dressmaker y
u..lher Of the United States, The enter
mise will be OF lucalcuIabel advantage,
Il proposed 10 Issue every month num-
Der and variety ot costume, which VIII put
to the biash every thing ~ the way oi
h. monthly reports OF tue Fashions, hereto
} tore Attempted.
For this purposethe publisher has en-
bagked !he most ample means resources
IN the enterprise, and has matured his
= plans bo,h 10 tbs country and IN Europe,
. piIor to The commencement. Ii has been
4 a tayogIle project, aud has been dehber
4 ately undertaken, and will be carried
d through vigorously. The first number
r gives, an idea d the beauty and real eX-
: ceIIeuce OF the plates.
+ Elegant Steel Eagravings.-ln order
10 render the work ornamental IN the high
I est degree, and 10 make 1t Q perfect par
. Tor companions, aud an ornament 10 me
i comfortable, as we'll as entertaining IN lis
t literature, and useful in the style OF The
a fashion plates, it is proposed TO issue the
;. most elegant Steel and Mezzotlnt engray-
: iugs, tromhe first in the country, ilIuslra
Is ted by choice ADD entertaining stories oil
!. domestic lite. To vary the style OF Illus
Il tralIons, occasional Lace Patterns and
50 Embroidery, got out in unsurpassed beau
s " and truth, by that excellent lrllst +.
r Quarre, ESQ, viii also be gwen; and TO
4 leave nothing undone, at times, viii De
f given the most popula' and elegant Mu-
S sic of the day, Songs, GaIopades, MRS.
d The Typography.-- The work will be
printed on clear and beautiful type, on
e page larger than any of the present three
II dollar Magazines, with fine margin, and
. strong white paper, and will contain as
= much matter as edn be compressed 10 ~
large octave pages.
q Times OF delivery. -The magazine
II will be issued on or before the 18th Of the
!. month preceding the month for which It
"a was published, or dated, or about the Time
!. the steamships which sail from Europe
g about the first of the month usually ar-
). rive. Thus the york will be in the hands
d Of every subscriber with the most correct
i fashions, before they can be got out here
and anticipating all Other Magazines at
ii least six weeks.
N The Terms To bring, the work with
a in the reach of all, it will be issued at Two
/. dollars per annum for single or three
# copies for IS lnvariabe in advance, post
Il paid. The cheapness Of the work VIII oe
!. at once appreciated, when we state that
' the London World OF Fashion will include
I every variety in the same style Of excel
n lence.
Editors who may wish an exchange
upon copying our prospectus, Will DC iu''
!. nished with the work for this year.
Address, c. j. PETERSON
= Ledger Building, Philadelphia