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The ILady,S Friend,
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LITERATURE AND FASHION

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circulation as that to which THE LADY'S
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numbers already published, as indicative of the
Character of our Magazine, We may briefly say
that it will continue 70 be devoted TO Choice
aIi.erarure and the Illustration Of the Fashions.
1t xiii contain the latest patterns Of Cloaks,
Cab, JBarnets, head Dresses, Fancy Work,
.TEubroidery. &C., With Receipts, Music, and
lether matters interesting 70 ladies'. ,saz -
al THE LADIES' FRIEND will be edited by
nMAs. HENRY PETERSON. who will rely up
on the services in the Literary Department Of >
Splendid Corps Of Contributors,
Embracing many Of the most talented writer's
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too nametous toydetaii.
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