The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-08-24
TIE E9DTES'
Nafini,pI 'saGaAine.
(Beins he n list and W1rd Of Fashion combin ed)
ANEW VOLUMG With JULY.
Edited bu

(Being HE list and UJrH Of FdShlon c0mbm ed)
ANEW VOLUME With JULY.
Edited by
MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS \ CHARLES J. PETERSON
The great popuaritv'Whch this Magazine has
gained has led the proprietor TO make still further
improvements in it, beginning iciih the new rot
anne in Juiy lS4I. 1t is his determination that ii
surpass, at $500 per annuln, any OF the Ladies'
Magazines published at g, 90 20 tkGt as a PERL
ODlCAI. for the SEX, 1t shall be unrivalted.
new era in magazines has begun with the La
DIES NATION AZ.
ITS UNPRECEDENTED CHE.4FNESS
must II AXE it Il favortc everywhere for in this
respect it has NJ competitor whatever
whgn The beauty Gifts Illustrations are consider
ed 0ther prrud,ca5 have beer, il IS true, attcinp
ted but lh,phrrc j,ea cng Reprints r I'D nerapa-
per sio,lss white in this Magazine the
COA'IEN rs arr .3LU.IfS OhiGLN:lL
Every article, let il be remembered inserted ii,
the Ladies' National is by n known author, and
bought expressly for this book, instead OF being
selected. The writers moreover are chiefly La
dies. Our magazine has been the only one, du-
'r.Eg the year, to publish numbers made up OF
contributions
VHOLLY FROM THE sen.
Nor are these from Indifferent or even second
rate writer's
LETT, FRANCES :. OSGUOD, CAROLINE
ORNE, ANNP. DlNNlES, A. b. WELBY,
NJ ST. LEON LOUD, G. LEE IIENTI, F. E.
F., Miss LAWSON, Miss LYNCH, Miss DA-
VENANT Miss ASHTON, A. NJ. +. AMMAN
And all the other female writers Of note, CON
tribute to our pages; while the book is ed tied by
Mrs INN 5. STEPHENS, contessedly the most
powerful aud varied romance writer OF ihs coun-
'trv In short the Ladies National Magazine"
presents all embodiment of female talent such as
no periodical of any price can rival. And Tor
trni ,t ~ HpDp1l
volume. Our articles are bought at the highest
prices; indeed, we have paid sums for single sto
nv sufficient TO support a family comfortably for
year IN any country to,rnW Those who subscribe
for tins work are sure to receive the best llteIa-
tnre of the kind in the language
SKETCHES OF FE.M1LE POETS.
This Magazine is the orly ohc in which are TO
be found those rG,ar notices of the lives and
writings OF our living Female Poets No lady
vino WIS es a correct literature, Or Il work dcvo-
ted to the interests of her SEX, who would
keep herself informed of the triumpiIs Of Ieni&lc
mind, should he without this Magazine.
GALLERY or .l.NERI C.4N BEAUTY.
In order to mike this Magazine national as
we'll as lAdy-llke, the proprietor has determined
to rive from time 4" tlme portraits OF beautiful
American Women, conttSScdiy The most iOrctu II
thrir sea in ihe worid!! Several Of these por-
traits will appear in the forthcoming volume.
TINS is "A NEW FEATURE, and entirely origin
al with us.
OUR COSTLY .NEZZOTLNTS.
The mezzotns Of Mr.. Sirtnin have appeared
oitcner in this work than IN AN other Ladies,
Magazine; and tIry w,ll continue to adorn our
pages. s''I'he Veteran" and "'Thc Rosy Morn"
published by us during the last six months, have
not been eIuhcd.
LINE ism STTPPLE E.NGR1y'LN'GS
Flon the best artists, on every variety OF sub
iects and cooied Flowers, Birds, ArabcsqIe
Patterns, Sc &c, executed by +. Quorre, will
continually appear. .....
S'HH EiSmO.N;S .lHE.3D or AL.
Those who desire the fashions, (and elegance
sought for by alb will find the latest styles'in
the Ladies' Nutlonal," at least two months
ahead OF every rival. This is not ii mere asser-
ton. The arr .ngemcns of the PUBLISHER to pro-
cure early patterns from Paris, are extensive,
and have never dslpPnh'ct him. Figures have
been published in It's fashion Plates and issued
here from Two to three
WEEKS .lHE.lD or LO,NDON
Tns we can prove. In the No Of the Lon
don World of Fashion, published in Boston on
the raith Of pril, We're costumes, some OF winch
'appcared in the number Of our book issued here
on the 18th of March, and others appeared in
oar number issued on the 18th Of April. Any
one may convince themselves Of this Tact by eX-
aiming the books. Those who call our office
cdn be satisfied OF It. 49,.
OTHERS cory OUR ElSHIONS.
This, also, we can prove Both the three-dol-
lar Ladies' Magazines have copied our fashions,
from one to two and three months after we pub
lsh them. This Test we invite.
COLLECTION or AZ TOGR.lPHS.
In July will appear paper on Autographs,
Containing the first comp lete collection OF Auto
graphs of American Femne Writers, ever issued
in this country. A contemporary once published
,snl h,,t / fnn md lIp r.
tograp'is o. only few of .he sex. This article
atone ,,;u be ,rorti iOuHh the subscription price!
UiTHOuT Il HIf.iL.
IN r word, e sa1i he our .im to make this
Magazine withuula rival lor HE tre-sido OF bou-
DOR The new vuiuron vii be issued OH Il
FINE and W,it14tk fAf'ER.
TIE TERMS.
rCks terms viii continue TO be
COPY, $500 PER ANNUM
3 3 coP!Es : 1;SS
The money, in every case, to be current, and
to he sent postpaid.
PREMIUMS. 49,.
Ever, person renting :! 90 will be entitled
to one Of 'Rockatellar's" or "llarPers Novels y
Any person renting 81, 90 will be entitled to
two copies of the Magazine, and Pictorial An
nual."
Every person renting IS 90 or $1,000, will
be entltled TO ''flCtOTldi HIliudi, VI wv NV
his, at his option.
The first edition Of the pictorial Annual,
having been exhausted, a new and improved
edition has been published, with t'renty-on
Plates. This beautiful ornament for the centre
table is sold at 81.
Address, pos. paid,
CitRLEs ]. PETERSON.
No. 9S Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
+ :" Editors who "'ill copy this prospectus ant
send pa per conranng 1t, to The United State
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