The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-12-30
Some Notices of
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
For JANUARY. 1913

Gopry's LApy's BooK-A magnificent number! Tween
y.four extra pages! Continuation of the novel by
Cooley determined that his shall be the popular
magazine for 1913 We doubt nothing that he promi-
ses He is punctuaty Itself, and the great public, who
have him book for eighteen years. will bear MS
out in saying he has failed redeem his honest
word Now the very time to subscribe for Cooley or to
renew subscriptions. Begin with the year. The January
number has several really splendid embellishments The
first is Happy Hours" beautiful mezzotin "1he Sea
sons" spring. summer, autumn, aud winter four plates In
ONE exceedingly elegant Paris Fashions" coored. such
caps chemise, CROCHET work for the ladies, &C. &e in
all about twenty-,hree engmvngs. The literary contents
are pleasure sparkling and mind-invlting-CHy Item
THE LADY's Book JANUARY, lSiS.-Godey has done
bravey in this number For literary merit it dees all
competition" Il is perfect gem The embeshm ,s
plate tepage the volume, including TOUR beautiful de-
Signs OF the seasons, and prousion of fruits and flowers
executed in the best style by that first engIaver, w.
Tucker The irontispiece, sHappy Hours, isa splendid
mezzotnt engraving The fashion plate is gem IN It's
way The other too numerous to notice
in detail but they evince unusually long stride in the
march ofmprovenen so far as magazines are concerned
Such Lad' Book as this e f Te TS
Godeys Ladys Book for January, 1873, is splendid Il
OF the Four Seasons done by Tucker the bright slvery
style which is peculiar to his BURN Il has grand mez
which dees composition; has plate of fashions for
caps, &c; it has design for model cottage II has four
Of music and, to crown the WHOLE it has most noble
specimen of contributions from the most popular magazine
wood The number of contributors made necessary
Sbe aad pTHS s 84 as,oH' '"'fp'''
The Lady's Book for the opening month of the coming
year, treasury of good things in both literature and
art. The publisher has issued better number
The tlepa gem, and the other embellishments, OF
tSatpday Courier
GopEys LApy's BooK.-Tle January number of this
celIent periodical before us and merits all praise Its
elegant embellishments we have elsewhere alluded to- Its
literary contents from galaxy of able pens. Aoget
it is superb number, and we congratulate our neigh
Esprit Of the Times.
GopEYs LApy's Book lsis.--If we may Judge from
the of the first number which is truly magnh
cent and is already table, Godeys Ladys Book for
the coming year will eclipse everything in the periodical
line yet produced Amy attempt on our part euogze
various merits, would only prove failure the Lady
Book appears have almost if not quite reached the
of artistic and literary excellence.
[Adpoeaie, IVest Troy, ". Y.
GopEY FOR JANUARy.-The Lady's Book for January is
really gem. The embellishments sparkling and su
perb while the literary includes contributions by
Hastings Weld Buchanan Read, Bayad Taylor Gilmore
Simms Mrs Hale, Miss Leslie, aud other popular wrters
The leading engraving is entitled "flappy Hours and is
full of life, spirit and beauty The title page, representing
the four seasons is also elegant affair, aud the number
throughout is in Godey's very best manner.
philadelphia Inquirer.
We have received the January number of Godeys Lady
Book We have already spoken of the superb illustrations
through the etterpress ITSELF other and excellent ustra
tons and designs prousey scattered 1t is number
to do honor to ''Godey."-Neafs Gazette.
The Lady's Book contains monthly beautiful engra-
the ladies, and music printed separately tinted paper
and contains IL pages than the New York magazines
of reading matter
Dec 30-2t ll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.