The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-18
The Cheapest and best Ladys Magazine.
-----s----. THE LADIES
NATToFEAL MAGk zII8 n
(Being The Artist &Qd World Of Fashion CO@tiaed)
tt. EDITEDB
Mis- ANN S. SSsP4tENs AND CHARLEs J. PETgIsON.


PERMANENT CoxrRlBuroRs T., dia II. Sigour.
ney, Mis-. Frances ). UsgoVd, Mrs. a. ~. p Amman,
Mr'. Emma q Embury Mrs y, Gray. II England. Miss
Mary DOVenshi, Mrs. { a. Oine Lee tlen'z, Mrs. M L.
Lawson, Mrs. Amelia n. We by, MIS-. LI din }. Pier.
SON, and Mrs, e, F. Orue. ,f' W.
This elegant snd popular alonllly pefiodical was es-
labIished "a JHly, le43 BY the union Ofte "World Of
Fashion" and f. Quarre Artist, " aud las already ut
lained the reputation in great cities Of the Text Book
Of Fashion and Literature. In the cOTerness and besu
ty ITS fashion paes in the novelty spendUr and cost
illness Of IFS other embellishments; and in the chastened
tone and peculiarly refined feminine character its lit
erary department is conceded that This mag zine has
no superior. Fully equal 10 the best three dOor maga-
zines in these respects il is yet but little more than half
their price. The astonishing success has Induced Ne
publisher to begin The new year with
GREAT AND COSTLY IMPROVEMENTS:
Accordingly he has determined 10 employ corps Of
fema'e contributors whose united talents such aS
have before been employ ed on any magazine for
the The work will not bs the refer Of any one mind
The names of our permanent conT are guarDn-
lee for the variety, talent ard orh Ll our pages fn
1914. Ours will bs the only Mag zpe sustained by the
Sex. The ed toriu department will still remain with
Mrs. Ann Stephens, Ruhor OF the celebrated $4CG
prize story Mary Dcrweni, and acknowledged to be
The most powerful writer of her sex in America. Her
story Of Anna Taylor" in our volume for le4S has
had astonishing run, and will Ia follow ed by oilers
more thrilling Assisledby her sister authors she win
be enabled 10 SnaLe this bnok surpass all Others intended
for ke ladies', Every thing of interest TO tbs sex will
end early assertion in our pages. Among other die.
tngushng chafActe sIcs Of this book will he series of
critical reviews, portraits Of our Female Poets accom-
panied BY autographs Of each individual These will be-
of great value, presenting facts all would wish l.
know. The Hume Department To render this mag.
ezine as useful on The work-tabe as in the purlor The
put Usher has secured the services Of an eminent author
to furnish Notwithstanding with the January nuns
bera Home Department in which directions for knit
ting the newest styles ofsce working Berlin ard Per-
work and needle work. and embroidery of all kind
will be gwen, together with recipes for Compoundins
cakes and sweemeals Of eAery VARIETY, and general
whatever may be usefal 10 tie hoasekeeper, whether
daughter vile or mother, 10 Know
| - OUR C0T.oRED FASHIONS. so
AS ls work intended for tie bcudor well the dos
nestle HEARTH great pains have been taken secure tie eaeA
reports of London and Paris Pqsldhs Accordingly this
ceves from her Parsdn correspondents designs in advance
enabling 10 anticipate every rival, has been done con
staaty duing the past volume But white the correct Partisan
fashions are gven taken In the letter press description
10 point out how far these costumes suited TO our climate
necessary caution observed by other cotempoary In
word this department managed thoroughly and used
catch penny Nor tie plates omitted in this
magazine which has been the only publish in l843
unbroken series Of fashions These plates aways org
nay engraved for us andnot transferred in other cheap
magazines from any Contemporary
DTIlnNcy NUM- or OF us emhelslnenlB
this Magazine shall continue to equal the best three dollar
monthes Ths past tile best guarantee for the future
II Is conceded by the press that in I843 have surpassed oil
others In the novelty OF our Illustrations The magnificent
coored engraving Of French lilac published in ociober-te
mezzoin given in Juy-and the embossed view Of West Pont
In the November number s pecamns Of enterprise
this point for the publisher isresoved that all which capital
taste and the skill of artists do embelsh his work
shall be done, TO render it universally, ia country well
city. u .. .... ." .a3 f1.-' .'I f=
........... TIE TERMS. e. .l,. .........
Copy. $500 per annuin
copies; 500 4 .'.'..'
cOpies ... ..f Dr.. .r..u 1O00'. =. 80 ST..
II copies, .,s,...tt. a, 1000 9 = ,,,....
THIS money must be sent, post paid, in advance
t- IREMIUMg '0NTt. Ipi -,. s,@
For club Of hree and IS. any one Of Miss. BfotndS
novels, or the .Gems Of Art and Beauty. '- '-'A,t
For club of eight and $le any ohe Of ogi
nal American nOves-Mrs Cores "Bankers Wife, or any
of Harpers late novels.
All letters must be frank or posi-. paid. .. '.'-
ApvREss, 81 ,.,.r CHARLES J. PETRNsoNr
. No. 98 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.