The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
The Cheapest and best Lady's Magazine.
THE LADIES'
NATIONAL MAGA ZINE.
(Being the Artist and World Of Fashion Combined }
EDITED BY
Mns ANN S. STEPHENS AND CHARLES j PETERSON

PERMANENT CoNrRIBUToRs.- Lydia H. Sigour-
ney, Mrs. Frances s. Osgood, Mrs. a. NJ. F. Amman.
Mrs. Emma C. Embury, Mrs, J. Gray of England. Miss
Mary Dovensnt, Mrs. Caroline Lee Henlz, Mrs. M. l..
Lawson, Mrs. Amelia B. Welby, Mrs. LydiaJ. Pier-
son. and Mrs. q. F. OrDe.
This elegant end popular monthly periodical was es.
tabshed in july lS43. by the union Of the "WorId of
Fashion and F. Quarres Artist" and has already at
taned the reputation in our greatces Of the Text Book
of Fashion and Literature In the correctness and beau
" of It's fashion paas the novelty splendor and cost
ness of lis other embellishments and in the clasened
,cne and peculiarly refined feminine character of its lit
erary department it is conceded that Ibis mag zine has
no superior. Fully equal to the best three door maga
zines in these respects il s yet but little than half
their price. The astonishing success has induced the
publisher to begin the new year with
GREAT AND COSTLY IMPROVEMENTS.
Accordingly he has determined to employ corps of
female contributors whose united talents are such
have never before been employed any magazine for
The SEX The work will not bs the reer Of any mind
The names of our permanent contributors guarsn
lee for the variety talent ard worth Ct our pages 70
1874 Ours will be ihe only Magazine sustained by the
SIX. The ed loral department will still remain with
Mrs. Ann Stephens, author OF the celebrated $400
prize story "Mary Derweni,' and acknowledged TO be
The most powerful writer Of her sex in America. Her
story Of Anna Taylor in onr volume for l843 has
had an astonishing run and win be followed by Others
more thrilling. Assisted by her sister authors, she will
he enabled to make this book snrpass all others intended
for the ladies'. Everything Of interest to the sex will
find an early insertion in our pages. Among other dis
ngushng charace isiIcs o This book will he series of
critical reviews or portraits ofour Female Poets
panied 5y autographs Of each individual. These will be
of great value as presenting facts all Uonld wish 10
know The Home Department To render this mag
azne as useful on the workabe as in the parlor, the
publisher has secured the services ofan eminent author
to furnish Notwithstanding with the January num-
ber-a Home Department in which directions for knit
ting The newest tyles oflacs working Berlin and Per-
san work and needle work. and embroidery Of all kind
will he given together with recipes for eompoundinI
cakes and sweelmeals Of eAery variety, ant IN general
whatever may he nsefl! TO- the housekeeper, whether
daughter, vile or mother. To know. s,a
OUR CoI.oRED FASHIONS
As this work intended for the bcudoir as well as the do
nestle hearth great pains have been taken to secure the earliest
reports Of the London and Paris Fashions Accordingly this
department has been ensrused to MAoAME QuARRE, who re-
ceyes from her Paan correspondents designs in advance
ouabna liz 10 anticipate every rival has been done
sianty during the past volume But whiie the correct Partisan
fashions are given taken in the letter press description
10 poin ont how far costumes suited 10 oar climate
necessary caution observed by other coempoay In
word this department managed thoroughly, Jnd not used
us neIe catch penny,
Copy, $500 per annum
copieS, 5OJ
copies, UOO 49,
n comics. Ns4 y 1000
This money must be sent, rost raid, 10 advance
| psnEu sse CHARLES J. PETERSON,
4 80. 30 Ulesnul sysst, Philadelphia
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