, 1843-06-24
Miss Leslie's Magazine,
The Home Book Of LiteratuIc, fashion and
Domestic Economy.
EDITED BY MISS L. LESLIE,

Author of ..MIs. Washington Potts." &c,
and T. 5. ARTHUR, Author of "Six Nights
with the WashinEtonians," &c. Embel-
lisbed with the most exquisite MezZotint
and steel plates and splendid celored plates
Of the fashions.
The great demand which has existed for
the past year, for Godcy's Lady's Book
G.aham's Magazine, and other XII died pub
lications, has induced the subscriber to pre-
sent TO tie public n Monthly Magazine,
similar. in its general features, TO the popu-
lar WORKS referred to. but with some Claims
TO Attention which tLoy do not possess
For this purpose he has secured the aid Of
MISS l. LESLIE, universally known as one
of the first female writer's Of the age, and
particularly distinguished hy her grHfhic
sketches OF manners, and her success in il
Iu-ttatirg and correcting fashinuah.c foi.ies.
As the writer of vaiious books, and a Goa
tritutor to Goly'5 Lady's Book, trdham's
Magazine, aud Other periodicals al high re-
rutation, Miss Leslie has lone much TO CO.
tighten and entertain the public, and il ihe
Magazine now presented, which bears her
name, she will make her eminent talents
still more available for the general good
Resides a Series Of Nouyrlicttrs. in her own
inimitahIc style, in which, under cover of
amu.emcnt. some beneficial design will tc
rromotcd; she will furnish f,om Ter otscrn-
'ion, reading and experience, n succession
Of Essays on
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY,
cmbracin general suggestions for the rcgu-
lation of domestic cstabii-hmcnt-. hint. and
useful to hon o%kccpcrs. practical
advice, numerous receipts never before pub
li,hrd, and all other things that may lie
made suhscricrt 20 the purpose. This de
p9Itmcnt of the magazine, tEouch 10 un-
pace vii. be- allotted Ga il, i, not tote
in any ether periodical. and tIc Pub
lj.hrr il satisfied that il will not be les in
aud valuable than it i novel. 4,
il is the purpose Of the Publisher 20 make
tho Magazine trihutary 70 useful design, lie
has made an arrangement with the Justly
+. 5. ARTHUR, E-q by whirh
gentleman viii be directly engage! il
u int supcriEtcndencc, aud will Lcstow Ii
best cn~dea,ors. Mr.. Arthur viii furnish
for each number one o. more "f his
LIFE-LIEE Narratives,
aud such other matter a. may tr adopted
TO tie amusement aud IMPROVEMENT of ali
ages aud clsssc-, especially YrnnI Ladies.
to whose interests TIE utmost Gaze viii lie
Believing that Il Iroi cr taste in dress is
c~sscrtial TO the true development Of female
craccfnIncs-, a portion Of the work sill he
devoted % an exposition and illustration Of
the
PREVAILING FASHIONS.
This will be stnctly and exclusively under
he care &C Miss Leslie, whose severe taste
and ample opportunities Of observation, viii
~oufcr upon whatever receives the stamp OF
nor apFrobrtion, a high authority. To cna-
bic her 10 select fine newest, latcs.. and
most recherche fashions. the publisher has
arrangements TO receive, hy the Stea-
ruor-, the latest Issues of Pans AVID London.
md to give the ~lishest possible effect to the
modes selected, he has made an arrange
nert with a celebrated Aiti.t, 10 compose
and modify the group, so as 20 render them
highly elective. He therefore does not
To announce that his
FASHION PLATES,
|. i'll be not only more correctly, hut win lie
'~Xecutcd in II style Of r,cater tnlliaucy aud
.irraucc than any wbicp can 10 f,uuI in
M, other publication.
Miss IesIie's Magazine iii. as will lie
.crcci,cd from what has been stated. be en-
,Latically,
4 HOME ROCK.
md II u iI contain matter csrcri,ur calcp.
at,d for Onarcrt 60 the Centre Table. IN !
c~res,ing reading and conversation in the
Drawing Room. aud for the Family Preside.
.aluablc suggestions IN the IJon.el eercr,.
and uucrrinc illustration, in
no st,la of D,c,u
Tie Embellishments will he in tLc first
Of tie pictorial art. Each number
i'll contain Two Plates; and in the cour.e
+ tie volume thc:c will lie preecnted sever
/ Superb Mczzo,int., OF the LiuLc.t rossi.
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