Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-08-13
To the Ladies of this Place & Vicinity.

10 the Ladles OF THIS Place q vicinity.
Mrs. Mcmillan, Instructor in the Art o.
Cutting ind Fitting Dresses, begs TO offer
her services to the Ladies Of this place and
vicinity. Her plan is simple, easy of COM
prehension, ,and cannot fail to please. BY it
any Lady can cut and fit every article per-
tanning TO Lady's Wardrobe. II is SO sim
pliied, that any one can be their own Man
tuamaker, and have what every Lady sholId
desire, neat fitting apparel. Her patterns
are received from Paris, France, disect.--
Dresses cut and fit for Ladies. fA
She begs to refer to the following testi-
monials, signed by Ladies of Fayette and
Boonyile, most of whom are known here:
BooNvrLLE, April 4th, 1857,
We, the undersigned, having fully tested
Mrs. McMillian's Lady's Guide, cheerrully
recommend it mot only to ladies of this COM
muniy, but throughout the land-assuring
all that we had tarned deaf ear to the ma
ny patents of the tines; but on seeing the
perfect simplicity fof this system, unhesi-
tatingly say that none who give it trial,
will be so blinded TO their interests as not
to possess model of "The Guide"
Miss F. F. Digby, Sc. Hutchison,
" Mary L. Mack, E. S. Berger,
" Virg'a A. Lewis M. A. Nelson,
" Sallie P. Brent, MA. Lionbergcr,
" Mary B. Porter, J. H. Trigg,
Eliza ]. Ehle, B. Wyon,
" H. F. Ferry, V Mrs. n &y,
Miss Sims, Millner ahd Dress Maker.
The system of dress cutting at present Of
fered to the public, by Mrs. Mcmillan,
needs no other recommendation, than to give
it a fair trial. 1t is~s0s easily = understood,
that my little daughter, who had never be-
fore attempted to cut dress, succeeded in
taking measure, and cutting and fitting
dress neatly, after having taken only two
lessons. M. L. LYMAN.
Boonville, Mo.
We take the greatest pleasure in recon-
mending not only to your NOTICE, but your
PRACTICE, Mrs. McMillian's Guide for cut
ting and fitting ladies' dresses, and indeed
all kinds of ladies' apparel. Other patents
have been tried by us, but have proved in
eflectual, on account of their complicated
rules, &C., but this is at once simple, easy
learned, and cannot we'll be forgotten. We
have only taken one lesson, and are now
cutting and fitting neatly, with no trouble
whatever.
1t would be well for one at least in every
family to have this valuable Guide. ~, Rest
assured that you will never regret the time
and money thus spent.
Maria f. Criglar, Elizabeth E. Kring,
Frances E. McCrary, S. F. Glass,
Fra'ie Major.
Fayette, July 4th, 1857.
We were never more usefully employed
any day Of our lives, than this, July 10Th,
1857, which has been spent in taking les
sons on the "LADY's GUIDE" from Mrs.
Mcmillan. We have learned TO cut and
fit every thing that pertains to lady's
wardrobe, all in one day. Mrs. Mcmillan
is well skilled, very tasty, and has unlimited
experience in the APT of re.modeling the
form, and of giving the finishing touch to
the education ofayonng lady. The ladies
of Eayelte and vicinity woulaNdo. Themselves
justice to,patrspizsl the nspy. His sys-
tenn certainly exeesdsip 20 ingentiss,and sim
plicity, anything hai has syer been present
ed to our cognizance, whioh,is evident from
the many tests whichhaye besh made of it
here, and elsewhere, aRaFopAhe fact of lis
having taken the premium at the Worlds
Fair. SUE. NJ. HANNA,
Mrs. NJ. S. HANNA.