The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-09
The Ioadinx Periodical I'm America.

| CoDEYS LADY'S BOOK FOR lsi9. Dedicated to the
VI ladies of the United States Edited by Sarah j. Hale
Grace Greenwood, and L. A. Cooley.
novelette, by Miss E. Leslie, who contributes to every
N. p. Wilss original scriptural poetry.
T. s Arthur who contributes every number, iustra
tive OF Croome's Sketches of American Character
We intend merely give notice of our intentions Tor
next year, leaving others long advertisements ul OF
Ageeaby the practice of last year, the publisher will
issue good number each month he does in January
This is novel feature in magazine publishing During
the whole oiast year he more engravngs and more
reading than any of his contemporaries, and VIII
GoDEY's LADYs BOOK, may do so under the assurance
that they will receive for their money in tue
alone, than by subscribing other work thus Is
added, and included in the same w. the LADY DOLLA
NEWSPAPER which contains m one nonah meaIy no.
quite as much reading matter as the other mon.hes, ma
king Tor vs. the amount oil reading OF TWO maga1'hss
Book for the ladies that other magazine possesses.
There is Mezzotnt and Line Engraving , IN eaGn IN
these, there given monthly. what no other mag
azine gvesa colored fashion plate with full descriP
has them every month and eolored then there are Caps
oas hen Tas M 0I dexn. w for n
ting, netting, crotchet and all other kinds of work Patterns
for smoking Caps Chair Covers, Window Curtains boy
gsvings. always illustrative Of something useful Music.
oss and paadsoc cces and
Flower Pieces OCCASIONALLY These are all extra a. s9e
given last year. and will be continued In addition, we
o Roc n Hs s OF
ACTERISTICS," most amusing series, now first given
the American public These will be illustrated in every
number by story from the powerful pen OF L. Arthur,
aTHE CHANGES OF FASHION" illustrated by Fay
Robinson esq This series will be very interesting to the
THE APPLICABILITY OF THE FINE ARTS TO
DOMESTIC USES is another series OF Engravings now
in preparnon and will be published during The year
Model Cottages we intend now to commence pubca-
of Cottage Furniturea very necessary aPPendage to
RELIGION AND HISTORY.-Our superior artists,
Walters, Tucker pease and WEIGH, now engaged on
set of plates illustrative of these two subjects
cided preference that of any other magazine is
THE The y LITERARY 1T I CHARACTER OF GoDEY's
LADY'S BOOK-Wth such writer's as Miss Leslie,
H. w Herbert &c. the author of the Widow Bedou, Pro.
o,hers-nust always take the lead in literary merit,
Terms: For three dollars will send the Lady's Book,
aaSs Dollar u' Newspaper seS"s PUBLISHED twice
which much reading OF the three dollar
month or if the subscriber prefers following splendid
engravngs the Ladys Dollar Newspaper, (athough we
the mail without being crushed crcased,) will! send
the beautiful plate containing the portraits OF Harriet
SON. and Mrs B. Dwight, and the plates of Christ Weep
ing jerusalem the opening of the Sepulchre deliver
newspaper plates, will send Miss eslies novel Of
Amelia any three of Mrs. Greys Miss Pickerng's
For five dollars we will send copies of the Lady's
Book, and set of the plates, to each subscriber.
For ten dollars, will send five copies OF the Lady's
Book and copy the person sending the club and set
of plates to each
plates each subscriber, and of the book to the
person sending the club.
and for Is any No Postage to be paid all
ders. Address IL. a, SODEf.
lib Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
we will exchange. Nov