The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-05
G0DEYsS LADYS BOOK
lvD AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

T4psoE REALLH AMERICAN MonThti
,,,.,,rr .Commencemen Of Vols. 81
Ina AZ fer l647, the oldest aad best Maga-
49, & the United States, conducted ~ the
nro.en, proprstet for the las, sixteen years
'rbe laress. circulation Of any Magazine ~
The world.
Tha nr;nciesI feature for lo47 will be
great iucreass s,f reading matter
The Lads Book for l047 will presen'
universal attractions with respectto It's iiier-
aIy contents, its useinl economical mas'er'
n embellishments and It's abundance oil nov
elites.
dy's Book for The first grand impulse, whlch
j II received sixteen years since, when tns
peuular periodical was commenced. tDe
ed;,or claims the merit Of hnving set the ex-
ample Of engaging the able.t and best VIII
ters in the country as contributors, and 'ne
hest artists and engravers to lend their ard
n ,he embellishments Of his magazine, as well
A the mos, competent persons 10 suPerniend
the importunt aud popular dspniment Of the
l fashions, This was done at great outlay 81
capi,al. which an enlightened public pIomPt-
: Il repaid. "'rhe liberal man. says great
\ authority. "deviseih liberal things; and be
liberal things shall he stand" The texthas
Nan i.llv verified inihs success Of the La
: dy's Book; and Il shall serve as the GUIDE o'
the editors future course.
In addition 10 the attractions Of former
vests. tho Lady's Book for lS47 will crafty
l. h readers BY new accessions Of strength IN
tha literary department, and new features in
ths mode Of applying literary ability TO pub
q lie entertainment aud improvement. Among
y other novelties there will be ess N
y Course of Reading for Ladies,
.. in which the whsle feld ofliterature salts5lt
o for female Improvement and entertainment
will pass under review, and the character
= each book viii be sci forth BY critic unlver
sally recognized as eonpssentin every Poln
Of view.
Another new feature already shadowe,
~ forth 10 4 very limited extent, willbe tho sp
:. plication Of the principles Of in the nm
no arts TO
/. Original Embellishments.
e. Designs by J. Chapman, w. Croome, J
lis o. G. Darley, r. Collins, J. Hamilton, "
= E. Tucker, 4. Sully, F. J. Rothermehl.
~ A Series Of Domestic Plates.
3 Designed and engraved for Godey's Maj
.zine of tho Fine Arls "a Family Group.
aGoinp Out.n alleurning Late" Th
6ut Cissrr Sketches Of The Residences an
In,srisf Of Washington's House al Moal
Vernon. "The Widow and child" "Fi
Widowsr" @
in Paris Faskisns Amsrissnised.
/ Many ladies have expressed to IN the
: plessurs in seeing that our dfesses are alwa
ttboue tha, modest woman might wsar.-
Such will always be our rule--iheretore o
ook title of.Pars Fashions Anericanized."
he While upon thus subject We annex \
am following :--.1The N. York Mirror insists up
ase n. that Mr Cooley Ansrieanizes the /.
buy Paris Fashions in his Magazine. So
10 should. There 10 no one distinct fashion
'ea' Paris. The idea il adiaphanous humbr
and the sooner our would-be-fashonab
ana see through il ihs better; il ill be for 60
can TASTE and honest opinions"
'.ss We copy the above from the Spirit Of
Times, the editor Of which, and the writer
the above article, has juit returned from +
ant liz. Our subscribers will see that We HI
RE- been correc, in our plan Of Ansrieanlz
not the Paris fashions.
Caps, Bonnets, Caemisetss, Ckilirss's ca
pair ing, etc.
One page Of our work 10 devoted mont
10 this department, and wslhave hadths pl
~ sure Of observing that il has givea grcat
isfaction.
I ei.sge and Villa Architecture, Farnit'
,S Gsrdsniug snd the Laying Dsi Of Or
~ mental grosnds.
This branch Of our book, if we are to I
The cotemporary press as authority, is pre-
se, in bIy the most useful that has aver beeH st
= '"' ed. We intend carrying it ostin all its
"a 10 tail until the most minute particular
% 90 housekeeping have bssn engraved and
40 !, lishsd.
MsdeI Churches
~ ~ 20 So Will also come under our nstice, and
are prepared 10 20 on with this iRtsres
branch ofarchiiscture az soon a. We can
room.
~ Cro,chsf and Lace Work, with Embsl
ments -f
The Family Physician, as 4. y
ls7 a. Artificial Flower Making, .
$50 % Indeed all kinds Of needle-werk, and Q
Id fund useful branches that will interest an An
ss can lady, will fnd pace in this book.
$s 90 Domestic Economy,
8 90 50 vitality important in The estimation Q
Is 90 II. 1.-:.... -~..o.. ~;li ha ureatIv anr