The ,Lady,s Book.
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1HE December No. oF the Lady's Book iS A now ready for delivery to subscribers.-- 1t completes the 7th volume.

 The contents it is believed are not less ii1- teresting than usual, and the embellishments are even superior. AmOngthe latter is an es.- gr0red title Poge, for. fhe present volanip, which for novelty and brilliance of design. and excellence of execution, may claim, and will receive. universal admiration. It is tn fact a most Beautiful and unique specimen of, tiTs Art. and gives promise of great skill and abiI- ity in Mr. White. the aseniiaman by whom. is was engraved.

 The January number of the. Lady's Book will be entirely made up of original mGfter, con- tributed ny the best writers in the couDtry.- Miss Leslie has furnished one 6f her inimiis- ble stories. which fbF keen observation, caus- tie humor, and useful satire, is not inferior to the celebrated Mrs. Washington Potts. The present story is called Laura LoUel; the scene is laid in Massachusetts, partly tn Boston, and partly af the watering place Of Nahant and our eastern friends may expect to find them- selves handsomely dealt with. Wehase also an admirable tale entitled IRe Cotkolic, con- tributed by Mrs. Caroline Lee Hertz, author of the Prize Tragedy De Lara, and the sue- cessful Aovel of L.oSePs Folly. In addition to these. the January number will contain va- riety of original prose compositions, prepared by the most celebrated of our native writers, and suitable proportion of original and ex- cellent f5Oetry.v 2.

 As the January number is intended to be fair specimea Of the volume to which it wilre form the initiai nnmher, we ins Ae public att ttntion to its appearance and contents, satis6- ied that in both respects it may fairly claim precesence over any similar publication.

 Persons wishing to subscribe will forward their address tpost paid1 subscription in ad- vance as sUon as convenient to

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