Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-31

Fashion, Bellies Letii es for tie Ladies Q
america. ~ ..ev q -
HODEY'S LADY'S BOOK having beer
VI for so long Sc les OF years, poiversalI
recognized as The intispuiabe guide to The al
se.. in matters Of tas.e, fashion and iiteraipre
The only work conducted by dis linguistic
female au,bors. who have won for themselve
a high place among the guiding spir';s OF In
age-lhe o1ly wort which in poni o. TACT ha
been EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO TIL
LADIES, lis favor with its tair parons has no
been less remark aole than lis perfeci sdapiio
TO their feelings and tastes and their require
mems. I1 enieri1g upon new year he cub
Usher without diminishing in The least thu
ST ERLING AND USEFUL LITERATURE
v MICH has lorg resulted from laying unde
contribution the native good sense and elagan
ancv of DOR AMERICAN FEMALE WRl'
| TE2S, will as each successive number ap
pea-s. p.esen; in ibe several departments O
LITERAL IRE, FASHION, AND PJCTC
RIAL EMBELLISHMENTS, 4 constant and
ever varying succession OF New AND sTRIEIye
FEaruRes. Nor does he promise wiihou am
pie ably 10 Storm. The best literary ial-
eni. she best efforts Of he mos, dis inguished
artists in the couniry--and 10 crown as well
as adorn The whole, The most perfect arrange
ments Tor the reception of the America, Lon
don and Paris FASHIONS, far in advance OF any
o.ber publication in his coun. v, enable bin
10 assure tie patrons Of lbe Lady's Book that
The forthcoming volu ne will more Than justly
las well earnet lille OF the MAGAZINE OF MAGA-
ZINES or the ladies' o. our country.
j. has soassed into custom 10 assert :ha.
dress is 4 matter o.: irifing importance, bu.
his eze'y lady knows to be false. Taste in
dress is universally selt 10 be the index o!
,t,l Il
a deficiency in this respect always Injuries one
n The estimation o. strangers. and even of ner
ioimaie i.ieDds-he beatty OF Helen and The
wi. o" Aspasia. would hardly commend 10 gen.
erai iayof an acknowledged DowDY in dress
Hence The importance OF an accredited guide
o he FASHIONS This use ul office, already
hlied Tor fourteen wears with universal accep,-
a"ue bvihe Lady Book, The pubIisher pledges
Limseh 10 discharge in fuluae ia a style sur
passing oil bis former efforts. The Ladies
Know pc, feciIy well hat our Magazines is
hi9hes; authority in FASHION, No lady |
lsiders herself well dressed WHO eaniravenes |
bis authority, and in our own CT y, in New /
Yo k, Bosom. Baltimore, Cincjnna.i, Loois> |
vile, Lexington, St Louis. New Orledos.
Mobile. Richmond, Charleston, Savannah, ard
o.her Meropoii.an Cries Of STATES. the as.H-
u Fashion Plates o. The LadV's Book Dict e
be thrown io.o tasteful groups displaying ihe
graces OF dress The bes advar.aee, and G
backgrounds of he plaes presel' Interesting
views dos ened by firsi rate AEri,rJ,
As q fuE ne:,s surance o; ihoropg Al excellence
in ibis departme,:, The Publisher has secp red
he Sc vices o. Mss Leslie, o. will Illus
RI; The Fashion Plates. 10 lie usual feicious
g q graphic style, un'ing in opgh krowl-d
edge o. The subjec', with a c'n.:r. Ineligible
and graceGO' mappeg OF irealiDg it. Her de
c p'ions are wo- by O. me productions OF her
own glowing penci', which drew he earliest
Fashion Plates for me Ladv's Book.
Inc publishers correspondent in Paris is
possessed Of such amole means Of obtaining
he real and present ruris Fashions and Of ,
'racsmi,;ng them ia advance o: all compeiIl-l
@ $: iha. he lIGies nay continue, as ,hev have
air ady toae, o COW ION ou plates what has |
received The sanction of the Iodispu. aole 20
.3e last, the newest. The besl fashions, re !
foR Pa-is.
The arrangements fo- producing a mos.
brilliant and ,rac;ive series of Mezzo. 70; ano :
Iioe Eng avings are now compile. Pic,ures
,esh from the easals of our frs; rate Anne Il
cah Aris;s are now actually 10 be hands o, {
he aolest american Engravers. be subiec S | (
emu 'acing no. only the usual ponula- and 90.
nes.ic topics, bat oilers which are io.e'. : :
woven into The very hearsirines OF America J
Nationality, ireaiing as they do of sirring in- &
;idenis in he Glorious and Heroic age o; Q
AMERICA. /,
With respec 70 the general Iiierary and mo- :
u ole o; ihe LaJy's Boo., Cor 1913. it will :,
railiain lis usual eonsis, emf character of a do,
nestle and Fashionable Family MAeazlNc--I
While such contributors as M iss Leslie, Miss L
SeGgwick, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Embury, Mrs. E. a
:. Ellet. Mrs. Sigonrney, Mrs. Volney E. I
Howard, Ms. Seba Smith, Mrs, A. F. An
IAN, Mrs, G. Lee Bentz, Mrs. Parsons, and u
Mrs. S. j. Hale cont inue their contributions. e
be beautiful and the useful all that charms {
re iancv, end all that anends The heart, and h
p'des The best affections OF our nature, will
ontirue 20 adorn and dignity our pages. The y
ovc s OF historical romance, and those who e
egard our 'on's literature, will have their {
ocular tas es gratfied by the contributions D
{ Dr. Robert M. Bird, the author of 1.-THE
siadia' err" Calavar, &c. The admirers O,
southern Scenery and manners will recognized
phh pleasure among our correspondents the a
anne OF w. Gilmore Slmms the novelist, au.
bof OF Guy Rivers, Yemasse," &c. Those u
7ao are partial 10 graceful, easy, noncha liant. o
e manly story telling, will always hail with Z,
ieasu e the monthly return of N. P. Willis. Il
De most piquant. lively and fertile of all Mag "
zine writer's. The admirers of the high ton.
d, moral and domestic novelette,, will recog.
re with pleasure, among our contributors
ne name OF L. >. Arthur. author of six
ighis with the Westinghouse, &c. Con,ri.
uiions are already from the pens of Professor :
'ezander Dallas Bache late Principal of the
Philadelphia High School. Prof J. Sander.
on. 'lidor OF "a year in Paris" Frof. John
rost, Editor of ''THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK"
Our Inns will rot give US space enough 10
numerate names of title of our contribute s.
'ur Est of Foreign conf .ibutors is enriched
iii the distinguished names of Joanna Bale,
: y r. Milford, Mary Hewitt, Maria Edge
'orih, Hon. Mrs. c. Norton, and Mrs. S. C.
Iall. recognized in Europe as the ellie of
ritish female authors.
The Publishers means of increasing the
eauIy of he Lady's Book are accumuIatlng a
ee: by year. To his already inestimable list
contrib ors, he is constantly receiving &C.
essons both at home and abroad. His ar. "
1gemenss with respect to original paintings,