Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-23
Literary, Domestic, atad Fashionable
Family Magazine.
Godey's Lady's Book for 1913.
EDITEn BY
MRS. S j. HALE & OTHERS.

EDITEn
MRS. S j. HALE & OTHERS.
The Long Established Arbiter of
Taste, Fashion, and Bellies Letters for the
Ladies Of .3merica.
| Godev's Lady's Book having been for so
long series of years recognised as the excln-
sive and indsputable guide to the fair sex in
matters of taste, fashion and literature on
y work conducted by distinguished female
authors, who have won for themselves high
place among the guiding spirits of the age
the only enc which point of fact has been ex
clusively devoted to the ladies'; its favor with its
fair patrons has not been less remark able than
its perfect adaptation to their feelings and
tastes ard their requirements. In entering
upon a new year, the publisher, without dHa
nishi0g in the laastthat sterling and useful lit
I erature which has long resulted from laying
under contribution the native good sense and
leegant good fancy of our American Female
/ Writer'S, will, as each successive number APP
pears, present, in the several departments of
Literature, Fashionand Pictorial Embellish-
ment, constant and ever-varving succession
OF new and striking features. The best literary
talent the best efforts Of the most DISTINGUISHED
| artists i'll the countly-and to crownas we'll as
to adorn the whole, the most perfect arrange
ments for the re .eptIon Of AMERICAN, LON.
DON AND PARIS FASHIONS, far in advance
OF any other public alton in this country ena-
! bic him to assure the patrons of the LADy's
BooK, that the forthcoming volume will more
than justify IFS well earned title of the Nara,
zine Of Magazines for the ladies OF our coun-
! try.
Our list of foreign contributors is enriched
with the distinguished names of Joanna Bail
/ lie, Mary Russell Milford, Mary Kowitt, Maria
Edgworth, Hon. Mrs C Norton, Lady Bless
ington, and others, recognized in Europe as
! the elite of British female authors.
| The Publishers means of increasing the
beauty and value of the LADY's Book are &C
cumHlatlng every year. To his already inesti-
matte list Of contributors, lie is constantly re-
ceiymg accessons at home and abroad. His
arrangements with respect to Original Pain
tings, from such artists Rothermel, Smith,
Warner, Dick, sadd, Ellis. Croome, Chap
man, Maclise, and Huntington, are now com
plete, and he numbers among the engravei's
whose services are constantly retained, Tuck
Ter, Smith, Warner. Dick, Sadd, Ellis, Gim-
brede, Classen, Humphreys and Jones.
HIS whole system of arrangements with res
pect to Fashion Plates is now developed and
perfected. The Lady's Book will therefore
continue to maintain that proud pre- eminence
in merit AMI in popularity, which fourteen
years Of unremjtted attention on the part oil
{ the publisher has earned: it will still remain
as always heretofore, THE FAYORITE OF
I THE FAIR.
TERMS.
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