The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-01-17
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HARPER'S Bazaar,
A REPOSITORY OF

1 REPOSITORY OF
FASHION, PLEASURE & INSTRUCTION
IHARPER'S BAZAR, the publicatie
= OF which has just been commenced =,
harper * Brother, is an Illustrated Week \
Journal, devoted to fashion and Househo
| Literature.
It's the first Weekly of Fashion ever pub
| nSned IN the nited States. By ARRANGEMENTS
| which the Publishers have perfected at great
cost, with the most celebrated European
/ Fashlon Journals-particularl with the well
/ known Bdzdr OF Berlin-lllustration of Fasn-
| Ions for each week of the year will appear in
| Harper's Bazaar simultaneously with their
puDilcation In Paris and Berlin: an adyan-
| Journal. W WIS
;, In country where Three Hundred Mil
mons OF Dollars are annually expended for
| ury -goous, 10 be Transformed into articles of
dress, trustworthy and practical instructions
ny 10 the most tasteful and economical meth
OBS OF fashioning these articles, become of the
s ~ value TO American women. The Ba-
zar Will contain full an explicit Instructions.
WIN Illustrations, which will enable every
iLndy reader to cut and make her own and
ner eihlidrens entire wardrobe with a large
POrtlon OF her husbands. Each alternate
Number Will be accompanied with large
faitern Plates, containg from Forty to Fiffy
lS,silen ratterns, applicable to every article
necessary Directions for cutting and max
ing: Similar Illustrations and Descriptions
Oh fency work will also be furnished These
patterns Will be executed in Paris and Ber-
N, ana VIII surpass anything of the kind
hitherto produced in this country. Ere
quent and elegant Colored fashion Plates
NH be presented with the paper. Practical
descriptions VIII also be given of the FASH
ions especially in vogue in New York-the
centre OF Fashion in America
Harpers's Bazaar, besides being the leading
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pes. specimens of Household Literature. it
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les or the Day Excluding Politics. on Rocks
Arts, Morals, Familiar Science, Education
hh anniTa Ga, Hygiene Etiquette, House
Gossip. Nosubject ofhouseholdi Interest will |
DE excluded from its columns
IN the nrst Number of the Bazaar will he |
commenced Novel entitled 1.-THE Cord and |
1he Cresse or, The Brandum Mystery" by |
Club" This Novel has been read in mann |
script by several Of our most competent crit |
lcs, VINO unanimously pronounce it, in point |
OF interest OF plot, variety of adventure. and |
graphic denneation of characterf to be fully |
equal TO any of the novels of Wilkie Collins,
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POSTAGE, Five Cents for Three Months.
~ single Subscribers will be supplied from
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yearly price of Four Dollars. -~
An Extra copy will be supplied gratis for
every Club OF Five Subscribers. at -Four Dol
t tnr T eaen IN one remittance; or, Six Copies
New York. Nov. Is 1867.