Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-01
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. This elegant and most POM. y,
: Magazine viii commence a new
, in II style Of rare magniiicence. y, y
f January issue, a number eo, w
FOUR Splendid Engrayings ofG
costly and expensive chaac,o,
publisher has experienced, dariog
ear, the Most unqualified sne.'
enters upon the New Year win ,
mnallon to outstrip all colempor,,.
The Embellishments of The ~.
umo are of the NEST splendid and
character, combining every ,ars
style, and executed by the first qr'.
country can produce.
The work has been THE LNs.
FAVORll &, and this reputation
continue TO maintain. Hence. tbo.
acter OF lis literature will contipg.
such as TO commend it especially
sex. 1t will contain articles lion
most popular and pleasing writes
day, on every variety Of sub ects, Tn
work will in the main lie devoted
cultivation OF the home virtues. In.
most OF the stories will be of prcs
domestic character, from the penstI
best female writer's. The literary d.
viii not lie the reflex Of any one IA,
mind, but will contain the choices
auctions OF a galaxy of female writer
The eiIoIt shlll still be TO renee, .
work an indispensable requisite n
boudoir of every lady Of taste in the !,
and, therefore, not its literary matter NJ
shall be compiled for their taste, butte
contain MONTHLY FASHIONS \
gantIy coIourcd, which for excelea,s
drawing, correctness in every parir.
and extreme Leanly OF the IourD-.
engrayings, shall far excel any thingil
o'hcr quarters. The fact that Gprao
last year the Gladys World" has bqc1g
"guilo DO k" in matters OF taste on e.
tune in every city of the Union, ha, and
tia position in the fashionable MOI
which cannot lie shaken. The unwar
ing fidelity Of its designs to the ParsI
and London styles, in advance, to-
least six weeks, Of all others, has place,
IN the very front rank as work Of,
thotity in matters Of dress. 1t is ava
known fact, that the styles of tie 'LgvI
World" appear in the other periodc,l
pretending TO give the fashions, often IN
months hter when the sly les have n
come common or obsolete.
LACE AND NEEDLE WORC.-TI
most elegant and the newest dcsi.nI
a.e work, embroidery, &c, shall be gaa
nthe work, with la'cst Style Of caps, cd
ms, head dresses, &c. ,ren}ogirg The Ia
iy's World a sample Of usefu ness as W.
IS cflas;e On the ccntrc laJlc Of every lad.
Oh the various st. les of cngWIg
) hich will grace tie pages Of this Won
Yc mast mention as among the moa al
ant SARTAlN'S UNRlELLED IlEz
IOTINTS, which VIII grace The comm,
'o'Hmc, and excel, in lie beauty Of De
ign and deli:acy Of finish, any lhiag las
'as hcTctIioro appeared from his barn.
'lr. Sartain is known from one end Of III
Jnlon to the other, as the master, in Til
ountry, Of this celebrated style. w
ave already under wa J five O. six ma,
liicent plates, from this celebrated arts
or Ike new volume, and shall follow then
p with Mezzot hts from every artistic
epuio IN the county. The most fnisha
nd beautiful Line and Stipple Eaear
Hgs Will also grace the pages Of hi
'or!, from the hands Of the very hcs.a
SITS the sounlry can produce. In Gnc, e.
ry variety and novelty of embel.i5
lcnts that may be found elsewhere, MN
. confidently looked for in the "Lajyi
World" But lie main design Of the vol
to furnish, in elegant and attractr,
vic, the earliest, most correct, and G,
.st report in advance of all the othc
lagazjnes, and plior 10 the issuing O
lem here, of the Monthly Fashions, q
ect from Paris and London.
This department will be under the con
o. Of French and English artists of TIT
ghcst celebrity, SO that every costume
hlch appears in the "Lady's World" ma.
safely relied on rs not having been
umPed up at second hand in this couDtr
ter they have been received. 1t is pro
'sed not only to surpass in the exec
nee, bat 10 issue every month a numIeI
I'd variety of Costumes, which shall put
blush all other attempts at reporting fol
e fashionable world.
TIME OF PUBLlCATlON.-Th ala
S World" will be issued from the l5't
the 20lh Of the month proceeding thu
nth for which it will be putliseed, or ia
l-or about the time the steamships
ich sail from Europe on the first of INC
nth, usually arrive. Thus the work
II be in the hands of every subscriber,
tn the most correct fashions, before they
n be got out here, and anticipating all
Ter Magazines at least six weeks.
THE CASH SYSTEM.--The publish.
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