The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1845-01-09
THE LADY,S MUSICIAN LIRRARY.
UNXEAMPLED CAEAPNEs

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Over seventy pieces of nusic for One Dollar and
a half
The Lady'S Mostal Library is so firmly oslahliShsd
ia the estimation Of adiscsrnng pubc, the ordina
~ parade common cOmniencing new volumes Of ps-
rSd,cals 10, 10 this case thoroughly unnecessary. hi
is.uuk prospectus tor lhs
FOURTH VOLUME
Of this valuable work. tho publisher SIMPLY cslls the at
tsnnoa u Musical Amateurs to The important el, ihs
NkwEsF AND HOST POPULAR xUslo
is supplied by this hlsgasHs al rss never attempted
by any other publisher Of music, MSsc furnished in the
Ordinary course ol ~ cchis, Or quarter o dollar
tune 10 here offered aVerageof ile Than two
cenlsA md he unprecedented educlion a3Idrd with-
out any infeToritY III Appea snce Or cnrretness The
Musical Library oil ad by coaapsteut PTosssor, Of
established reputation, aud Prtuund experience while
tho mechanical department " exceeded IN Snls hNt
will besr cOnpsrison with any musical PubliCat6n 10
the world! ~
Like sill undertakings designed for the benefit OF The
many, the Musical kblM1 has aSe with suenuous Op
position from q few Such work Aust oltimatsly
take the place oevery other order u music When is
once thoroughly understood hv all parties that he same
music tha, twenty Ave and RS ceR,s. he
procured fortwo OF lhtee there will bs IN end nsno-
poly Gohsequen,iy the ares, aim of interested parties
has been 10 the character Of me Musical
Library. Nevertheless in u lie " ol
all orders and kinds il is steadily ganinG ground. Al
that the publisher desires in eutaon Of the srronsos
charges made against tho Library is, that Ladies will
examine it, and Judge for theselvesi that before Pur-
chasing musIc they will look at the LbTay
il thoroughly, and let 1t stand upon. il own melits
Satisfied that wherever impartial investigation takes
place. II will he admitted, pot only that il contains the
4 CHEAPEST MUSIC EYER PUBLLSEiED
but that il is admsbly arrangsd and adapted for the usG
T Of the great mass Of amateur performers.
The Lddys Musical Library for le45. will be issued
in the same form and It the same price "a the previou
volumes. Each year adds to the Publishers resoucss
that he can confidently promise that The coming vol
, one shall even surpsss s predecessors Among lh,
music already published in 1914 volume will be iount
he following popular Banjo SongG
Dandy Jim Of Caroline, Old Dan Tucker,
BoslmsD' Dance, NV Old Aunt Sally,
Miss Luc, Neal. The Ole Grey Goose,
n Going Ober De Mountain &c.
Terms One Copy one year 81 So Four copies $5
y Ten copies one year $40. Tweniy-two Copies $40
: in par fnnd'! PO'loge free. Addrensd to
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will he entitled the 1874 volume for himss or senC
i ing aclub Of Twenty dollars will receive, either Al
inurs Ladies' Magazine for fe44 Oh the Musical Lib
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10 I copJfAr,hur's Magazine, copy Lady's Book. an
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y copy Arthur's Magazinej ana copy fine Sa,ards
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Q copies Ar,hur's Magazine, copy Musical Librar
] copy Lady Book, copy Graham. Magazine, al
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