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REPRESENTATIVES,
PETERSON'S LADIES'
National "a a gasine.
MAGNIFICENT VOLUME FOR ls45.
EDITED DY MRS. ANN S. SrErHENs.


The I.adie National Magazine, is now 50
we'll established and 80 facorably Known, thar,
by general consent of the newspaper press, il IS
HEAD OF THE LADIES' BOOKS.
I,s litsrarp conte,s, like those orthe three dol
La Magazines, are all o.isiaal, and from the
most celebrated American writer's of both sexes.
The contributions 20 this periodical con-
slant Froof of .he taste, and ability of our be-
loved coua;rywonea. No other magazine is so
exclusively mirror Of their minds, or is 80 gon-
e-ally supported by them. The conierts are Of
every variety, and while usually OF the Lighter
kind, do not preclude the Insertion Of papers OF
mora value Fitted alike 10 the boudoir and
the fireede, the 'sIadies National" presents
mont,y an agreeable vaciety OF domestic sketch
ca, tales of fashionable Life, OF hietory,
poems, critical notices ofljving authors, new re-
ceipts fos the hol.e-keep3r, directions 10: lash
ionable embroidery, descriptions Of the fashions,
gossip ST or eastern metropolis, musical inteill-
gencs, sc &C., comprisi g, il shorl, all that
lady wohld wish TO know objects OF in'sTess
tran1piriug during the month.
These contents, instead OF being, like those ut
tho o,hs: t,co doltar 70 zines, make mp chiefly
by selections f7um old newspapers AMI othei seq
ond hanI 40 Irces, are written expressly for Us !;
so taat or
CONTENTS ARE ALL ORIGINAL.
Asa rl,rantea Of the stvlc in which the lltera-
~ de ~ .,iaaAt IS cohd actej, sAe phohsheI las
place.; me editorial charge OF The nHSaz ne III me
hanls of Mrs. Ana ;. stephens, NNoWisdsed
bv all critics 70 be- the best iangazi5te ,iier IN
the scorld Those who have read her thrilling
stories of sAlice Coplay,n ''Malina ifray,'
sGAun TayIor." r vi - Clara need n" proof OF
her exalted gen1s. She will be assisted by the
strongest corps 3i contributors ever yn aiTayed III
the constant support Of any looies' Magazine -
a: tho head Of this list is Mrs. Lydia u. sig
ouraar, who will, hereafter, be regular dontro-
uio:, both in poetry and prose- She VIII DC as as
Mrs E. +. Elicit, Mrs A. NJ. r. Anaan,
Nre F OSsood, Mrs l.. J Peicsor,
Mrs. N. II. Leon Loud Mrs. Ann $. Stephens,
Mrs P, w. b Carothers, Mrs Amelia Welby,
MIS- C. Lee IIentz. Mrs. Seba Smith,
.sF. E. F.' Author Of wharfage off on7en'encs
Miss NJ. T.. Lawson, Mrs. Caroline One,
Mss Mary Davenant, Miss Ellen Ashton, x ..
Daring the ensuing yea, new feature viii be
introduced, in the publication ola series of
TALES OF AMERICAN HIST Dry,
illustrative of the manaersa and stirring incidents
of diffs.ont periods in our country's history
The fist OF these, story of the tol1tion, f5om
the pen of ''Ihe .4utt0r Of cruising an the Last
Vdr.n will appear in January, AMI be followed
w by articles Of equal interest," from H. w. Her
bert ard Others of our best writer's. Ihecritlcal
portraits of female p0ats viii Still be continued,
and s:1ries of domestic chaEar:s-, f;om the well
known psns OF Mrs., AHAau, + Il. f., and Ellen
Ashson, will continually appear.
GREAT PEszE PICTUEns.-ln order that the
pictorial department may stand fret in the coun-
t.y, shs Publisher intends publishing, i'll January
and February, two superb premium pictures, far
9 perior 10 any yet itsued in the mogaxnas-
The frs
A NlEZZOTINT BY SARTIN,
will appear in January, and has coniessedy new
e. been eqIalled by that inimitable artist. The
second, 70 appear in February, is the first ola Sc
ries Of great historical p ctlres, wh.eh-to main
tain the national character OF his work-the pob-
fisher has pTojecaed. These intended to il
lustrate eat event in American annaIs. especial
ly those in which women figured. The first is a
MEZZO TINT OF WASHINGTON AT Is!
Eng-aved from r;ctrT never before ma la pub
lie This feature riN make the hook c5UaIcd,
and those who wish to secure the whole sares
m Ist send their money early. We here state,
what is und3nilbia, tlat drTing 1914, we pub
lshed NGEE0-t IT'S oFrENER THAN ANY RIVAL,
and shall colt'nra to do 50 for 1915. Those
.h1 sIbscribs 70 the s. Nasiona,'' will get thase
uneGualIai araraviogs oftaneE than in any other
book. For November- Decembe~, Janua-y an.l
February, we already have issued, or intsal to
ISSUE an unbioken ser;e, Of these plates Hho
else has done, or ron ko he ratle?
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