The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1844-12-28

Us" P.""o aiming the guiding spirits OF the age
the only work which in point of fac, has been ex-
cl isively devoted to the Iades;rs favor viii, i,s
tali patrons has not been less remarkable than ;ts
perfect adaptation to their feelings and tastes and
their requirements. In entering upon a new wear.
the pio lsher without diminishing in the least that
sterling and useful literature which has so long re-
suited from laying under contribution the native
good sense and elegant fancy of our American Fe-
male writers, WILL as each successive nlmber an
pears, PRESENT III the several departments of Liter
ature, Fashion, and Pictorial Embellishments. n
constant aud ever varying succession of new and
striking features. Nor does he u Sc without
ample ability to perform. The best literary tai
ent, the best eiio.s of the distinguished artist
in the country-and, to Crown as we'll as adorn the
whole, the most perfect arrangements for the re-
ception OF the American. london and Paris Fash
ions, far in advance of any other publication in
this country, enable him to assure the patrons of
the LADY'S BOOK that the forthcoming volume
will more than Justify its we'll ea.ned title of the
Magazine of Magazines for the ladies of our
country.
II has passed into custom TO that dress is
mater of trifing importance, hut this every lady
knows 70 ba utterly false. Taste in dress is mi
versaiy elt ~ be the index Of thousand desirable
Qualities ia woman, while deficiency in this res
pcct always Injuries ona in the estmat Of stran-
gers, and eVea ofher intimate fripnds--the beantv
of iie,en and t'ia wit Of Aspa-ia, wouli hardly
commend to general favor N acknowledged pn,vpy
10 dress. Hence the Importance Of an accredited
guide 70 the Fashions
This u~ful office, already flied for fourraon
wears with universal acceptance, nv the T.tdy's
Rock, tie blisher pledges hmsnfto discharge in
future, il style surprising all his FORMER efforts
The ladies know pa'iect Yswsll that our Magazin
IS The highest AUTHORITY IN Fashion.
No lalv considers herself we'll dressed who con-
travrnes this aathoritr aud, IN cry. in y.
York, Boston. Baltimore. Cincinnati. louisville
Lexington, st t.olis. New Grlen W, Mobile Rich
mon Charleston, a9annah. and the other atrnD-
oltian cities Of the various 1ta;es, the tqstsfl1
Fashion Plates oftae Lady's Book d, tate the laws
afdtess.
Az Further assurance Of th0rorgh excellence in
ths deuartment the lb sh7r has secured the SER
vices of Miss LESLIE, who viii iilos,-a,e the
Fashion Plat :, in her usual feci'ous and g-aph-
c STYLE. uniting n tho ounh knowledge n the sub
Jet. with clear, graceful and iasslljg'bl m /
ner Of treotingit Her descriptions ara worthy of
tie productions Of her glowing newell. whicH
drew the earlies; Fashion Plates fer the Lady's |
Book.
\ he Publishers correspondent in Paris is pos |
~essnl such ample means of obtaining the 7aa'
aui present Paris FASHIONS, and oft-arsm:ttin-
lham ia advance Of all competitors, thatthe lalia
IA: Genuine, they have ALWAYS done. II :
'c"m PLACES what has ra:aived the sanction q
niispniah!e ton, he last the the best fash
OnG, fresh from Paris.
The arrangements for p olucing most Brilliant
and attractive saries of Line and Nezzotint In
cravings are now complete. P'ctrres fresh fnm
he easels of "cr first rate American Artists. are
lnw actually in the hands Of The ab!eSt Ame-'c1n
.ngragprs. tho subjects enlh-ciag not ONLY TIE
n popular and domestic toDica, hrt othn-a which
IRE iA'arwovcn into thew haartstrngs Of Amer
nationality, treating they do of -tirr Eg in
cdents i'll the glorioas and heroic age of Amer
With respect o the general ltsrary and mora
tone Of the I.ady's Book, for io43, it will main
sain lis usaal consistent character OF a domestic
| ani fashionable flpily magazine. While snch
contributors "a Miss Leslie, Miss Sedgwck, Mrs
! iiall, Mrs Emburv, Mrs L f Ellet, Mrs :oigour-
ney, Mrs T. Howard, Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs
| + Annaa. Mrs + Lee ;ientz, Mrs Parsons, and
DIS = Hale continue their contributions, the
beautiful and tbs n5efu, all thar charms the fancy
ana ell that menls the heat and guides the bas'
Elections ofournatIre. will continue to adotn md
! dignity ouF pages,
i'he loves 0, histori al romance, and those who
| regard oar nat.Oa's glory as the prime objects OF
aat!oa's !'tsTatt:e, viii have thaT peculiar
tastes g,atiied by the conf ibatO of DR. Robert VI
Bird, tle author of the gladiator, 'IaN ar nc
| The admirers Of Southern scanary and manhafs
will recognise with pleas ire, among rsspond
eats, the nama of " Gilmore cimms, the novelist,
! a1saor of Guy Rivers \ omas-es.' &c.
Those who are partial to graceful, easy, noncha-
! nalant, gentlemanly story telling, Will always
mil with pleasure the monthly return Of \ + " il
| lis tue most pu Iant, lively and enile OF all mag
/ azIns writers
Iha admirers of the high toned, moral and DO
! me-. tic Nou Eellotte, will recognise wiki pleasure,
/ among our Contributors, the name OF ! > AFtAuT'
author OF six Nights with tie " aShiaSEonians.'
! &c. Contributions also ready from lhe pers -
Professor Alexander Dallas Pache, late Pr. Nc .ra
sSanle -son, author of "a Year in i'ar:s Profes.o
ohm Frost, editor Of 'the Youn0 .'..ooie,s Book.
Oar limits will not give Us cpace enough ton
umeiate the names of a p de of our Contributors
Our list OF foreign 1r.itrib ,tors is enriched vi
the names of
Joanna bale, Mary Russell Milford,
Mary 20 Wit, Maria Edger til,
Hon. 'ars {. Norton, Mrs. : G.. Hal
.1sed in Europe as the elite of Brits. frmn
Athors.
the publishers means of increasing the ba,.',
9 and yains OF the ',ady's Book are accumalat
= ear by yaar. 70 MS already inastimahe Ii
= yntri0l.p:s, he is constantly receiving acces
: booth hobe AID abroad.
Il His arrnng snra'3ts with respect TO ORIGINA
: PAINTINGS. from such Artists as
Roshor'neI, Fra"ksnstein, CFoome,
Chapman, .4aclse, Euntins lon.
y are now complete, and he numbers among the ell
g-avers whose services are constantly retained,
c Fucker, smith, Warner,
: Dick, Sadd, Ellis,
VI .CIassan, Gimbredge, Jones.
| lis whole system Of arrangements with respa'
! 70 Fashion Plates is dar elo1ed an parf2cte'
The i.ady's Book will therefore contnne 20 mair
/ tain ttat psoud pre-emin nee III merit and II POI
: 1lart, which f0nrtaen years Of uninternitted a
: tsali~r the part Of the pabiishef has earned
g will still remain, as heretofore, the FAtoRlrE Q
/ THE FAIR.
: TERMS.