The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
TIE Cheapest and best Ladys Magazine.
THE LADIES'
NATIONAL MAG a ZINE.
(Being The Artist and World Of Fashion Combined J
EDITED BY
Mas. ANN s. STEPHENS AND CHARLES J. PETERSON.

PERMANENT CONTRIBUTORS Lydia Fl. SisoHr.
ney, Mrs. Frances s. Osgood, Mrs. A. NJ. F. Amman,
Mrs. Emma g. Embury. Mrs. J. Gray, of England Miss
Mary Dovensnt Mrs. Caroline Lee HEINZ, Mrs. M. l..
Lawson, Mrs. Amelia 3. Weby, Mrs. Lydia ]. PIER
son. and Mrs. Z. F. Orne.
This elegant snd popular monthly periodical was o..
tablshed in July, l643 by the union Of the "Word Of
Fashion and F. Quarres "Artisl." and has ateady,at
taned the reputation in great cities Of the Text Book
oFashiOn and Literature. In the correctness and beau
ty ofs fashion patss in the novelty, splendor and cost
ness Of It's other embellishments; and the chastened
and peculiarly refined feminine character of its lit
erary department. is conceded that this magazhe has
superior Fully equal 10 the best three dolIor maga-
zines in these respects il is yet but little more than half
their price, The astonishing success has induced The
publisher to begin tho new year with
GREAT AND COSTLY IMPROVEMENTS.
Accordingly he has determined TO employ a corps of
female contributors whose united talents are such az
have never before been employed any magazine for
the The work will not bs The Teer Of any one mind
The names of our permanent contributors guarsn-
for the variety talent and WorR Cf our pages 70
1874. Ours will be the only Magazine sustained by the
sex. The editorial department will still remain with
Mrs. Ann Stephens. author Of the celebrated $40O
prize story "Mary Derwent" and acknowledged TO be
the most powerful writer of her sex in America Her
story Of Anna Taylor" in our volume for l643 has
had astonishing rum and will be followed by others
more thrilling. Assisted by her sister authors she will
he enabled 10 make this book surpass all others intended
for the ladies' Everything Of interest 10 hs sex will
find early insertion in our pages, Among other dis
tnguishing characteristic Of this book will he series of
critical reviews, poraf ofour Female Poets accom-
panied by autographs Of each ndvidda These will be
of great value. presenting facts all wond wish to
| know. The Home Department 10 render this mag
azine useful on the work-lable az in the paror the
publisher has secured the services Of an eminent author
to furnish Notwithstanding with the January nun.
hera Home Department. in which directions for knit
ting the newest styles oflEcs working Berlin and Per.
work and needle work. and embroidery of all kind
will begven, together with recipes for eompoundinI
cakes and sweeImeats of eAery variety and in general
4 whatever NAV be usel! TO the housekeeper, whether
laughter vile or mother, 10 know.
OUR coToRED FASHIONS.
AS this work Is intended for the bcudor well the do
nestle hearth great pas have been taken the earliest
reports of ths London and Paris Fashions Accordingly th
department has been ensused to MADAME QuARRE who
ccves from her Parsan correspondents designs In advance
enabling 10 anticipate every rival dc has been done con
saaty during the past volume But while the ParisaI
fashions are given. taken in the letter press description
point out how far these suited TO our climate
necessary caution observed by other contemporary In
word this department managed thoroughly and not use
asa mere catch penny, ft9i E4
| THE TERMS. lw2
] CopyG y tNg $500 per annum
Il copeE, 500
copies, 1000
\ II copi6s, 1000
Thus money must be sent, post paid, in advance. sf ~,
ADyREss, CHARI EB j. PETERSON,
n ts- N5,9S oIesnut Street, Phlladephl
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