Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-16

TnLroktn Series Of Fnl.ions.

TaJrokta Series IF Fashions.
These plates are always originally engrl-
we'd for US, and not transferred, rs IN other
cheap magazines, from any conIempo-
rary.
In the costliness, bfilliancy. and number
Of IFS other embellishments THIS magazine
shall continue 10 equal tho best three dol
lar magazines. The past is the best guar
anee for the future; and it is conceded by
the press that, in 1913, we have surpassed
all the others in the
Norclty Of our Illustrations.
The magnificent coIored engraving OF
French Lilac published in Ociober--the
mezzotint given in July--and the emboss-
ell view of West Point in the November
number are specimens of our enterprise
on this point; for the publisher is resolved
that all which capital, taste, and the skill!
ofour artists can do TO embellsh this work
shall be done, to render 1t universally, IN
country as we'll as city,
The Ladies' FarOrie.
The novelty and brillancy of our Illus.
tratons form striking contrast to the dull
monotony of the embellishments in other
magazines. While we give, in each num-
Der, either line or stipple engraving, or
one Of Sartain's meZzotints, VIC publish
invariably third plate, which is either q
coIored flower; an arabesque pattern; g.
new style for lace work or embroidery;
colored birds; embossed landscapes, or
bouquets, colored and uncolored; portraits
printed in color; or others of the varied.
novel, and beaut full illustrations, design
ed especially for us by the eminent
French artist, +. Quarre.
The line and stipple engravingS are from
the burins of our most eminent cngravers,
and done originally for this work, often
from original American Pictures. There
will be no coarse Autographs in this work,
nor worn out plates; but our engravlngs
shpll continue TO rival those Of The best
ANNALS. Among them
!Sartlin's Glorious Me=sotints.
Which have never been equalled in this
country, and are unatiainable by every
other lady's magazine, shall fill u prom-
nent place. The embossed work OF MIR.
Leonard, the celebrated die sinker, solely
engaged for this book, will also appear al
Intervals.
The volume, beginning in January, l844,
besides these great improvements, VIII aP-
pear IN a
NeV and Beautiful Type,
Cast expressly for the work. Everything
will he done, in short, TO make the 4" La
dies National" an ornament TO the centre
table, the chosen companion of the hou.
d,ir, ami the home book md instructor OF
the fire side.
Tine Of Publication.
, This magazine ia issued from the office
t between the 18th and Goth OF the month
preceding the one for which it is dated, or
immediately on the arrival of the steam
ships bringing the reports Of fashions.
THE TERMS.
Tho Cash system, adopted and main
tanned by the publisher. enables him to at
ord magazine, in every respect equal 10
the old lhcee dollar magazines, ut one-lhird
ess cost. The price OF The Ladies'
NationaI'' is, therefore only SO per an
nun, cash. in advance. Each subscriber.
It the end of The year, is notified OF the
expiration of his term, when, ii the sub
scription is not renewed, he is no longer
served. This is far better than the ole
plan of forcing book on a subscriber, If
he neglects to notify the publisher at the
end of the year. Let it be remembered
that this is the only magazine, similar in
embellishments and literary character 10
the three dollar monthlies, which is afford
ed under their price. 1t is the intention of
the publisher to give, throughout the year,
and not for January and February only, q
mertorious work.
TO CLUBS.
In order to facilitate remitances, from
post.towns, where there is no local agent,
The publisher offers the following terms to
persons disposed TO club, viz:
| copy So per, an.
3 copies .
s copies ~
II copies ~
This money must be sent, post paid, in
| advance.
PREMIUMS.
We offer the following inducements 10
Postmnsters and others who will take the
trouble to procure subscribers:
For club of three, and five dollars, any
one of Miss Bremer's novels, or the Gems
of art and Beauty
For club of eight, and ten dollars, any
one of Rockfellar's Original American