The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-01-22
.GODE Y'S LADYS BOOK
! AVID AMERTCAN MACHINE.

AND AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
~ AnrpYo.rs MorruLy
~ 49, sCan,,,arcenent @s of Vols. 81,
y, 81 ESQ ,l,e oldos, and hest Maya
~ ~ -. 49, ,bs I1s;,sS States conducted b, the
rs =. 80 ca ,he las sixteen years.
Tbs l,,oss, circulation of any MsRaxine in|
~ .o,jd s's., 4 4
~ pRrxaR ANIME rOR l647.
III. ',r;rc;..I fss,ure for1 l047 win he 81
80. :; ;.~,.sss e ,s.d;ao matter.
s'y, TIE = 'sSss. Hotir q, iR41 will meaeu,l
on;va,s.I s,irscs;oas with respect 10 i,s liter.
80 con,ar,,. ;,s nae(,l economical matter, 4
~ hsll;sb,,an,. and ifs shundance Of now.
si,;ss : '-'.
SM,o.v;ne litaratrre s. indebted 10 the In,
ay,s I;sok for he 3irst grand impulse, which
;trecsived sis,ean SesIrrs;. s;nce. when this,
n.sm,s, rer;od;cai wna commenced. The
edi,or claims ,he merit of having set the ex-
smnls of e,UaUing lie ablest ana best wri-
,srs i, ,hs corn,ry as Contributor. and The
h.s, .,t;s,a ana envrayers "a lend their aid
| Il ,hs embeIlishment ofhis ma maaaxine, as well
ae tl,s mast compelent persons 10 snperintend
ia ;nror,snt ana oooular depsrtment Of the
sashions. Tb;s was done al q great outlay Of
cani,sl. which an enlightened public prompt
IL rera;d ssThe liberal man, saws a great
au,bori,v. adcyiseth liberal things; and be-
l;bersl things shall he stand. The tsxt has
been iully verified in The success Of the La.
dy,s Book. and h shall serve as the guide Of
ibe edi,or,s fu,ure course.
In addition 10 The attractions Of former
vaars. the Ladv,s Book for lS47 will crafty
IL readers by new accessions Of strength in
,ba literary denatmen,. and new features in
The mode or APPLYING literary ability to pub.
IL entertainment and Improvement. Among
other noyal,ies there viii be
Cour,e Of Reading for Ladies',
IN which the vbole Geld oflitera,ure saitable
far female imuroyement and entertainment
viii pass under review. and The character Q
escb book will be set fortl, BY a. critic univ er
snllv recognized a. competent in every 20 in
Of v;ev -
Another nav feature already shadowed
Firth q q verv iimitei extent. viii be the sp.
plication Of the principles Of taste in tho 6ne
srts 10 sss esf - as'
r' Oyig;aal Embc llishmeats. ..f
la.;o,. by i. Chapuian. wv. Crocne. r,
o. 6. Darley. #. Collins J. Hamilton, W.
=. Tucker. II. Sully. r. j. Rothefrnehl. &
~ 4 Series OF Domestic Plates, i
D,s;oned and engraved fer ,Godcy's Mag
.zine ofthe Fine Arts. .A Family Group =
"f,o;no OutD nReturninc Late.'l sThe
frat Ciyar.,, Sketches Of ths Residence and
Ir,ar;aT of Wasb;notou,s House AT Noun,
yernon. uTbe Widow and chiId.'' "'rhe
| W;dower.n
Par;. Faskiens Amsrieanised.
Many ladies have expressed 10 us their
pleasuro in seeing that our dresses are always
,hose ,b., modest woman might wear.--
Such will always be our rule---iherefors our
lt,le ofaPans Fashions Anericanized.n
il While upon this subject we annex iAa
1 following :-aThe N. York Mirror insists upos
lii, that Mr.. Cooley Americanizes the the
, Paris Fashions in his Magazine. So he
should. There is no one distinct fashion In
Paris. The idea 10 adiapha nous humbug
} and tho sooner our would-bs-fashionablei
! see through il The better; il Sill be for goot
taste and honest opinions" -
/ We copy tho above from the Spirit ofthe
Times, the editor Of which, and the writer o
the above article, has just returned from Par
lis. Our subscribers will see that we have
J, been correct in our plan Of Amerieanixint
the Paris fashions. bsa gsG8 Ef
!. Caps, Bonnsts, Chsmisetts, Childrea's Cloth
10 4 itsEs iag, etc.
7 One page of our work is devoted MONTH!
10 this de epartment, and We have had the plea
; ,.<f ,h.oyv;no thnt Il has oiyen eraat aai