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PETERSON'S LADIES'
National Ma ga gin e,
MAGNIFICENT VOLUME FOR lS45.
EDITED BY Mas. ANN S. STEPHENS.

The Ladies' National Magazine, is now SO
well esta blished and so favoTably known, that,
by general consent of the newspaper press, 1t IS
placed ut the noo,s
II. Iitararp contets, Ike those oftbe three dol
lar Narrzines are oil original, and from the
rros. celebrated American writers OF both sexes
TIL contributions to this periodical are con-
a,ant proof of the taste, and ability OF our be-
loved countrywOmen. No other magazine IS so
exclusively mirror of their minds, or is so gen
% orally supported by them. The contents are Oh
a ave,y VARIETY and while usually OF the lighter
Kind. do not preclude the insertion OF papers oil
roo,a valne. Fitted alike 10 the bcudoir and
~. 6reaide the - Ladies Natjonal," presents
rnon,h,v an agreeable variety OF domestic sketch
&c tales of fashionable life, romances OF hetory,
poalns critical notices OF living authors, new re-
sairts fo- the hodse-keeper, directions iof lash
onable embroidery, descriptions Of the fashions,
rossin At our eastern metropolis, musical inteilI
49, Sc &c, comprise &, in shorl, all that Il
81, Iyoold wish 20 know o objects OF interest
transferring during the month.
.Thosc contents. instead of being, like those OF
the other ttco dollar magazines, make up chleny
bv selections from old newspapers ana o'hef SCI
ond hand sources, written expressly Tor Us
so tsGt onr D,r,,>T
CONTENTS ARE ALL ORlGlNAL.
= c-,ar,ntee Of the style in which the htera-
49, lo,,rimsnt is conducted, the pnbhsher las
,aced the editorial charge OF The magazine III 'he
hands of Mrs. Ann ). Stephens acknoWleoged
nv all critics to be, the best anGgnSuie ~FiteT IN
ne ,rorld Those who have read her thrlliihg
stories of s.Alce Copiey," ''Maiina Gray"
stAnn Tavlor,'' and - Clara need no proof OF
ho- awaited cenius She will be assisted by the
strongest corps Of contributors ever yet arrayea IN
the constant support of any ladies' Magazihe:-
Al the head of this list is Mrs. LYDIA H. Nig-
ia mi h.
ourney, who viii, hereafter DC REGINA. I"l'i 10
uior. both in poetry and prose. She viii DC as
l ny Uy !, r,lor. Mrs A. NJ. F. AMMAN,
MIS- F. s. Osgood, Mrs l.. J Ielcson'
Ms M y. Leon Loud Mrs. Ann $. Stephens,
Mrs. P, w B Carothsrs, Mrs Amelia Weloy'
Mrs c. Lee Hentz. MIS- Seoa ohll'n,
:tF r r ;, Author of 'sMarrage ofConyeniencs
NT;ss NJ r lawson, Mrs. Caroline Orne,
Miss Mar Duvenant, Miss Ellen Ashton, "a.
During the ensuing year, new feature will be
introduced, in the publication OF series OF
tales OF AMERICAN HISTORY,
;,,,.t,a+ive of the mannersan stirring incidents
of diffsront periods in our counsry's history
THE fist of these, story of the revolution, FRO m
,horao of~ The .4uttor of cruising an the Last
mr. !, will ap,,ear in January, and BIO followed
M, nv articles of equal interest, from H. W. Her
Nv, ard others Of our best writers. The critical
nortraits o. female poets will sulI De continued,
a,l s,ories of a domestic character, from the well
known peas of Mrs, Annan, L. r. r. ana Ellen
Ashson, will continually appear.
GREAr PRszE PIcTURns.-ln order that the
,ictoria] department. may stand first i'll the coun-
~. the publisher intends publishing, III January
and February, two superb premium pIetures' lar
superior to any ye, tsued in the mogaSines.-
The FIRE:
A NIEZZOTINT b. SARTlN,
will appear in January, and hasconiessadIy new
- haen eoualIed by that inmtabe artist HE
second to appear in February, is the FIRST OF Sc
ries of great historical prctnres, "hleh-to mann
,,in the national character of his worA-the pup
Usher has protected. These are Intended to IL
i,a,,ote great event in American annals, especlal
- ,Iass. -.~s------ Ge-rad The hrst Is
NEZZOTINT OF WASHINGTON AT Is
Engraved from picture never before made pub
lie This feature lcju make the book uncquGyted
md those who wish to secure the whole sere
mast send their money early. We here state
what is undeniable that during 1914, we pub
I;shed MEzzoTINTs oFTENER THAN ANY RIVAL
md shall continue to do for 1915. Thos
who subscribe to the . Natioas,n will get thas
unsoualled angravings oftsner than in any otbe
book. For November, December, .aPKtena Il
February, we already have ISSUE. platss. VA,
ISSUE an unbro&en series % use
.i.e hos done, or can ko The TaL1s
''S ''"' Roauty.