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LADIES' NATIONAL MAGAZINE
rEosrEcIrs on THE WV yoLUME, IuLY 1876.


TOR the ensuing volume we have succeeded in OBJ
tanning series OF Mezzotints. chiefly from origi-
nal pictures, superior TO any series ever published in
this or any other Magazine. The first Of the series
is called The last Appeal" Il will appear in July,
obtain superb enFravings NAV never occur again.
THE JULY SumBER will be a perfect gem: on the
Mezzptiot the Fashion plate and the contents
pense has been spared the publisher being determined
10 get M the most superb July number ever issued.
An ORIelvA NOVEL of thrilling interest, founded
on tie early and only love Of the beautiful and -fa-
ted deAnna Boleyn," will appear in the ensuing vol
ume This brilliant romance is from the pen of Mrs.
STEPHENS Ii is the finest American novel that has
appeared for years; among its splendid array Of char
ucters are Henry the VIII, Lord Percy and Cardinal
Wolsey. Secure this gorgeous romance by an carly
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SEREs OF Mrzzor1xrs s-Recollect the glorious Sc
ries Of Mezzotints to appear in this volume To rival
them we challenge competition. "Beauty Asleep
Raising Of Jairucs' Daughter" and "The Jew
Harp" which We have Just published will be outdone
by those to come. We shall also give Scriptarai H.
is5rafioas Gallery Of Beauty, american Ldgd-
scapes, a rortra et Mrs. Stephens, Sc. DC. &c.
In its Literary Department this Magazine gives Or
IGINAL articles, unlike the namby-pamby catch pen
nies, which copy old stories from newspapers All
the best female writer's contribute TO It's pages Our
editor is Mrs Ann s. STEFHENs, the iemale Scott of
America. She is assisted by Mrs. l.. II. SigOurney,
Mrs Osgood, Ellct Dinnies, Pierson, Onc and by
the unryalled author of Conquest and dSeliConquest
aud by others. The hest wrtcTS ef boh sCTes contri-
butte to its pages. Our domestic stories continu-
ally re-publshcd in England. As proof Of the SUI
p1rior character OF literary contents, more artl-
ces are copied from as by the Press than any other
Magazine. This is because no other periodical is 80
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ly devoted 10 her tastes or interests.
FAsmoSs FROM PARls.-This Magazine has long
retained the reputation Of giving the most correct
Fashions; and this, TO country subscribers especially
is great desderatum. Hereafter our Fashion plates
will be furnished by Les Modes Parisenne, which is
by far the best authority for the fashions in Paris
We get our fashions in advance. To each plate is
added full letter press description besides inloma-
tion on all the latest styles, This Magazine is in
Eastern cities, the sole textbook Of Fashion.
TIE HoME DErARTNENT--1o render our pCriodi-
cal FAMILY Magazine, as well as a Lady's Book we
give every month new receipts for housewives, pat
terms for embroidery, lace work. &c, &c, thus making
sort of wade mecum, indispensable 10 every female
bat especially to those in the country, who would
learn the latest Improvements in the city.
TIE TERMS--By rigid adherence to the cash sys-
ten, we are enabled 10 publish this Magazine for TWO
DOLLARS a YEAR. TO induce large numbers to sub
scribe in the same neghborhood, we offer the follow
ing terms to clubs: copies So 90; copies VI 50j
Z copies $40 90; 10 copies $50 90.
PEEuIUms.-To repay persons for gettingup clubs,
we offer the following premiums: For each club Of
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June l, 1876.