, 1843-04-29
Miss Leslie's Magazine,

EDITED DY MISS f.. LESLIE,

IN VI
.,J 4. s. AErnua, Author of Ask Nights
With The a.bingtonians.n Sc. Embei-
,isbed with the most exquisite Mezroiint
and steel plate, and splendid celored plates
of the fashions.
The great demand which ha. existed for
The psst year, for Godey's Lady's Book,
G,abum's Magazine, and other kirdred pub
I;c,tiou.. las induced the subscriber to pre-
sent TO the public a Monthly Magazine,
similar. in its gener Il fentureE,t to the por"-
lar works referred to. but with some Claims
To Attention which they do not possess
For tbi. purpo>e he he. secured the aid ct
MISS Z LESLIE, universally known as one
of the first fen a'e writers of the age, and
pa.ticu,arly q sti"gui-hrd by her graphic
sketches OF III nnefs. and htr success IN u
Iust.atirg a, d correcting fashionable foliiea-
IA the W. ter of vasinus books, and n con-
tributor TO GoIy's Lndy's Rock. Graham's
Magazine, aud oth-r periodicals Of high re-
rntation, Mis-. Leslie has done much To en-
Tighten aud entertain the public, and IN the
magazine now presented, which bears her
name, she will make her eminent talents
still more available for the general good
P,.ide.a Series of Norvclleitrs. in her nwn
inimifatIe 4, Ic, in which. under cover Of
amuscmrnt. sGmc beneficial design will he
promoted: she will fnrr,i. h from FER obsrrva-
tim. reading aud experience, n succession
Of E-sayso on
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY,
embracing general suggestions Tor the rcgn-
Iati"n If domestic ~e-tatii hments. hiatt aud
Z. Elections useful to hon Ckeepcrs, practical
advice. numerous receipt. newer hrfo'e pnh-
li,hed. and all other things that may be
made subservient 10 the purpose. ThI- de
pY,tmrnt "f the Magazine, though no uu-
due space will be allotted t" it, is not /" be
fonnd in anv other periodical. and tie Pub
Usher il eaii-f.d shat IL will not he less in
tere.iing aud valuable than it is novel. As
il il the purpose OF the Publisher TO make
the Magazine tributary 10 useful design. he
has made an arrangement with the in<t'y
celebrated + S ARTHUR. Esq by which
th't gentleman will he d~iiectl, engaged IN
~ int suprrintend-uSc, and will hrstow his
hest .ndcavors. Mr. Arthur will furnish
for each nrr.ber one ~ mrre Of bis
LIFE LIKE Narratives,
aud such other matter W may be adopted
W 'it "Hihfihtit ANU iiDIi'Nf INfHt u bi
agcs aud clas-rs. especially Young Lafie-.
TO whosr interests the utmost care will be
dirrctrd.
Believing that n proper taste in dress is
essential To the true development of frmale
rraccfniress. n portion Of the wotk will be
devoted % an exposition and illustration Of
the
PREVAILING FASHIONS.
This will hc s'uctI, aud exclusively under
she care 81 Miss I.r,lie, whose severe taste
aud ample opportunities "f oh,tivation, viii
rnnicr ur"n whatevrr receives the lamp III
her apprrbriIon, a high au,hurity. TO rns
hi- her to s.irct the npwest, lafes.. aud
most recherche ia>hiun'. the rnhii,hrr ha-
made arrangements 20 rereive, by the Stea
mora. the laies, issurs nf Pars aud London.
int! 1" give the iighr-t p"s,rhie 81, ct 10 tie
selected. he has made an arrange
nnrI t viii, n cci-hrated Artist. 10 crmpu>e
ard modify the group, "a A. la rcn'Irr them
effective. lie therefore does not
Ia aUn"uncr hat his
FASHION PLATES.
will he not only uunre cunrCtll. hut viii he
executed in 81 sly le "f grrater brIlIiNucy and
than any when can 10 found in
any other publication.
Miss l%rslie's Magazine " Ill, as will he
perceived from what has been stated, be um
phatically,
A HOME BOOK,
and it will contain matter esperiafly calcu-
lated for OInnmrHt To the Centre Table, in
reading aud cun,cra;inn IN the
D"~irg 'm, aud for TIE FANNY irc-ide;
valuable sugcestinus III the iInu-rI crrcI',
aud uncrIrns Illustrations III
the sryle Of DEAN.
Tie cin' elii-hm-uts will be in tic first
-fyir at tie pr,torIai art. E,ch numtrr
If tie volume t"e'r will hr presented sryIr
al >uir'b hrzz"trt.. o. the hi.hc-t posi-
tirgau'r auG iinI,h.
The contents It MI. Ic-'ic's Magazine
will be such - {" give il, ia til. respect, p
lrcrierI superiority. \" mere. rrv.rrrc.
lar nnmes. viii induce the editor Ia admit
any article al qnc,t ou"hlr mr,if. hu; ever,
hing admitted will be judged Of by IT. ia
'rInNic worth. and nothing can po--IhI, find
! place which will 40, be cnIculntrd to lIu
mote the entertainment and edricaiiun of
It's READERS.
II will scarcely be credited that n Msgn-
zine. snch a. !ia- been hc-cribrd, can he af
i"rdrd at the low rate IF one dollar md fit,
crnts er annum. hen hut Il single copy l.
tor, tut. at thr Ii,k Of cousidrra.
Die i"-S. the rnhli-hCr has determined a.
1t lar that sUu, hring lust uue hall
he p'l"e If the other principal Magazines.
Indeed, rs will he seen by the snuIuinrI lit
IT offers md premiums, the publ II or has edi |
10" Il" repay the large outlay. necessary to
Ie made
Address. post paid,
MORTON T'MICUAEL.
Ioi Chestnut Street, Publishers, Hall.
The Fir-t N"mber VIII be issued in janun
y, le4:i.
INDUCEMENTS To PosrMAsrERsA y Orurrs. |
/ unr Copies 'f This bpautiful wnrk I'll n.