Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-07

Mrs MARY CIavers,' author Of "A New
Home-Wholl Follow r Forest Life.
Mrs Lydia A Sigourney, author Of .Zin>
zineorfand oihe- Poems,' Letters to
Mothers etc.
Mrs Ann s Stephens author of Mary Der
went etc.
Fanny Forester. author of 'Trippings in
Author Land etc.
Mrs E r E let. author of characteristics
Of Sc liiIer,' 'Rambles in tho country etc.
Mrs Maria Brooks, author of Zophiel, or
The Bride of Seven,' etc.
Mrs Lydia Jane Pierson. author OF Poems
and Essays elc.
Mrs Amelia B. WeIby. Author of Poems
by Amelia etc.
Mrs. A NJ F Amman, author of Tales and
Sketches
.F.E. F.'author of The Marriage of Com
venience.'
Besides these we'll known and univer'
SALLY popular writers, many anonymous
contributors of distinguished merit furnish
articles far nearly every number, and in
each will be found an abe letter apoa the
Literature of Europe, from Cur able CORES
ponfent, F J. GRuND. Esq.
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DOR IS4G. have already awakened the jeal-
ousy of our cotempories, and they show
their annoyance By all manner of torture
Of word "PARIs." II seems to be both
charm and a bane to them. We have only
to saw that our December number contains
a specinnen of what "Our Paris Fashions"
are and will be, and we must trust the eyes
of the public 10 detect the superior value of
these. .dessgnej engraved, printed and
coloyed at the head quarters of the fashion
able tcorld," over the vapid limitations.
which are got up here at least sixty days
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by December 10Th. we advise our fair rea-
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