Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-07-01
FOR TIE LADIES or AMERICA.

zsl as the exclusive and indisputabIo guide 10 the
fiifsax, IN matters Of taste, fasaioa, and ltera-
t1fs--tho only work conducted by distinguished
iemals z1thors, who have won for themselves a
high place amoAg the guiding spirits of the age
the only wolk which in point of fact has been eX-
cllsgaly devoted 70 the ladies---ts favor with tia
fair patrons has notbsen less remarkable than is
porf-:s adaptation 20 theirfsangs and tastes and
fh9ir requirements. In entating upon 4 new year,
shs p-5isher. wthon; dmins. 'ng Us the least sha.
assllng and useful literature, which has SO lorg
sited from laying under Contribution thu native
good sensa and s!egalf fnncyof OR American Fe-
nlals writer's, will, rs each successive ninbsr ap-
pears, p-sseaI II +ho several Departments Of Liter
ATTIRE, Fashion, ald Pictorial Establishment, g
constant ald eve. varying succession Of asw and
striking features Nor does he promise without
anpla ability to perform. Tne best literary tall
ant, the best efforts Of the iaag distinguished artsts
ia tla cCu1t.v-and, to crown as well as adorR tn
whole, tia most perfect arrangements for ths re.
csption Of she American, bonioA and Paris FASH
iolss far in advance Of any other PUBLICATION in
this country enable him - assure the patcoes of
thu tsADI'3 BOOK that thu forthcoming volume
will more Than Justly lis well canned title Of tho
haEaziAo Of Magazines 70, the ladies' of cur
country.
l. has passed into cust5n, % sRssr; ihasdrsqs ia
na:'sr Of lFjding importance, blEthis every lady
knows 20 be uta-ly false. Tas:a in dress is INF.
rogsaly tsl;to be ths iaLex of thousand desirable
Qualities in woman, whila deficiency in this res
p2cs always Injuries in the estimat or of stran-
g,.s. and creN other iGttnata frends--tha beauty
Of E@e,on and tha wiz of Ascasia. would hardly
tommand = geaaEal favor an acknowledged nowpY
10 d:sa9. Hen17 She importance Of al accredited
guide 10 the Fashi5a5.
This useful Office, already filed for fourts7n
y3a.s, wish universal acceptance. by the Lldy's
soos, sha +. blishar pledges hin5aflo discharge in
future, in ssyle surpRssingnll his former eoits.
4h3 ladies kao7 p2.fccty well fhat our Magazine
is The highest authority il Fashion
No lady considers harsslf wsl dressed who con-
saTeaes this authority, and, in cur own city, in IL
Xo-k, Bossol, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville,
1ezingl'n, So i-oat-, New Orleans, Mobile, Rich
moni, Charleston, Savannah, and the other mstrdr.
oiitia1 cities Of the various States, the tasteful
Fashion Platas Of Gie Lady's Book di tate the laws
ofdres7.
As flrsaetassurancs Of thoro1ga oxcollencs in
ibis department., 10 Publisher has secured the ser
vices OF Miss LESLIE, who will illustrate tbs
Fashion Plates, IL her usual fslicitous and graph.
ic style, uniting Thorough knowledge OF the sub
jeet, win clear, graceful and n.slIgibla man
n3r OF treating il. Hor descriptions ara worthy of
sc productions Of her own glowing pencil, which
drew the earliest Fashion Plates for tho I.ady's
rs:
s.s..r publishers correspondent in Paris is pos
- -oi such ample means Of Obtaining the real |
go. osaat Paris Fashions, and Of transmitting
49,, advance Of al competitors, thatthe ladies |
49, Eringsg thsy have always done, 10 CO, g |
;,jI;snjF plates what has rsceived the sanction Of |
80; table tor, lbs last, tbs newest, the bast FASH
iop -, sh fTom Paris.
- 1s arrangements for Producing most brilliant
a.l hssractige series Of Line and Mezzotint En-
,. .ngs are now completes. Pictures fresh from
y easels Of oar first rats American Artists, are
nov ac.ualiyin tho hands of the ablest American
sagravers, ins subjects embracing not only the
Al popular aud domestic topics, bat others which
are !ataIwoveA INTO tLavary heart strings of Amer
lean nationality, treating they do of stirring in
eIdents in the glorious and heroic age of Amer
lea
With raspact. fae gensraH literary and moral
t7na OF the Lady's Book, for l842, il will main
tain l15 usual consistent character of domestic
and fashionable family magazine While sach
contributors "a Miss Leslie, Miss Sedgwick,- Ms
hall, AiTsEmbury, Mrs L Ellet Mrs Sigour-
ney, Mis Howard, Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs A
"a + Anna1, Mrs G Lee Hantz, Mrs Parsons, and
hiTs > Hale continue their contributiona the
Beautiful and tbs useful, all that charms the fancy
and ali that mends the heart and guides the bast
sfaetions OF our nature viii continus to adorn and
dignity our pages.
The lovers Of historical romance, and those who
regard our nations glory as the prims objects of
Our nations literature, will have their peculiar
tas;sa gratfed blythe contributions of Dr. Robert II
EiEd, TIE author of the Gladiator, 'Calvar' &c.
4hs admirers of Southern scenery and manners
van recognise WITH pleasure, among our correspond
enfs' tn9 mama OF w Gilmore Simms. the novelist
author of 'lTuy Rivers,' 'Yemasses,' &C.
inose who are partial to gracsf easy, noncha-
halant, gsntlemanly story falling, will ALWAYS
hail with pleasure the monthly return ofy P Will
lis, aha most piquant lively and feetile Of all mag
aZine writer's
hs admirers Of ths high toned, moral and do
ma'tic Hoavellerts, will recognise With pleasure.
among oar contyibusoIs, the name of # 5 Arthur,
author Of six Nights with the Washingtonians,'
&c. Contributions are also ready from tha pens Of
Professor Alexander Dallas Bache, late PRINCIPAL
OF the Philadelphia High School, Professor Ohm
sandeIson, author of'a Year 10 Paris Professor
'ohn Frost, editor of the Young Peoples Book.
Oar limits win not gige Us space enough 70 en-
umarats the nanss of a tithe of our contributors
Our list Of oIeisn contributors is enriched with
tho names of
Joanna Bailis, Mary Russell Milford,
Mary Howitt,- Maria Edgsworth, J
Hon. Mrs 9. Norton, hrs s. C. Fcl.
in Europe as tho clita of British female
a1shors
The pubishsr's lrAaans Of Increasing the bsautv {
and valus Of the Lady's Book are accuD,uIat;og !
yeaT vyear. To his already inostimable lst Of
contibitoN, he IS constantly receiving ecceasions
both a, honla ard abroad.
His arrangements with respect 20 Cz14,,., q
PAINTINGS from sseh Artists as ?
RothsErnel, FraHkensts:a, Croons, c
Chapman, J4ac!se, Huntingdon, 0
Ars now p.ate, and he numbers among the en-.
,ravers whoss services o.e constantly retained,
I'uckcr, S-si1a, Warner,
Dick, Sadd, Ellis, G
Clnssar, Girahredgs, JONES'. >
Ills whols syatzm Of arrangements with respsct !
. FasAioa Plstss is now Developed and perfected.
The Lady's Book will therefore continue 70 MAIN Il
lia t,at proud p;e-emincnse il merit and in pop.
laritv which fos1sean years of uninterm:tIei a.