Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-07
To The Ladies or the TnIIed States.

II being now conceded that GopEr's LGpY's
Book, stands a. the head Of American Magazines,
. becomes the duty Of the publisher 10 show every
LADY what amount Of reading, and how many uss-
iul embellishments she viii receive for Sa
b. not deceived by new beginners. who promise
everything and perform nothing Now Is about the
season when the country will be deluqed bv pros-
Pcctuses-makiHg al kinds Of promises. The La
cys Book has been published by the present pro-
prietor tor Is years-and be Is well known TO the
public, and publishers throughout the United States.
Hs promises are always kept, which is not the case
With Ell other magaziues iOr instance. n every No
he publishes o colored Fashion plate, and gives so
pages Of reading matter, and sometimes more
There is not another magazine published that does
ths-sOmetimes with them the plates are colorel,
end again they are not-somC months GO pages. and
others 4s. The reason is obvious, the col0ring OF
our fashion plates alone say nothing Of the hoW-
err and cottages, costs rs over $4,000 In one year
To omit this is certainly a saving but Is il lust to
subscribers. lsthonOrablel We cannot practica
such q deception. Wewere the first 10 give fashion
plates, We have hosts Of imitaiors VINO boast won
teriuly; We have no need 10 bolster up the LADY.
own Book by such means. Paris fashions as pub
lshed in Pars-the ladies' Of this country dare not
wear; they are altered by one Of our most fashion,
able dress TO suit the more refined taste Of
American Ladies.
Compare our reading matter with any other mag
szine, see which contains the most solid as well as
pleasing reading Our object Is 70 elevate the fe-
male mind, to give il Tone and 10 enable women to
take that place in the community to which their
worth entities them.
Shetland otisr engraUingsin G0dy's Lady's Book.
Two steel engravings in each No, in one year, "a
One colOred fashion plate, u
Two pages Of original music printed separately, "a
Patterns .Or window curtains, and occasionally
/ colCred plate for model cottages.
Model cottages, exterior and interior, two engra-
wings in each No, in one year, "a
Extra fashion plate on tinted paper one in each
/ No, in one year. u
Bonnet chemsette, caps and cuff patterns, say so
and cuts Of horsemanship Tor ladies in each
I No, in one year, AZ
Crochet work, knitting, netting &c, say 3 in
each No, in one year, 80
Engrayings Of churches-about in one year, 4
22s
Here We have in one year The large number Of two
hundred and twenty eight engravngs, besides extras
that We give occasionally OF any matter that strikes
us.
Reading matter in Gody's Lady Book.
The number Of pages in each No. is 90, in one
year 720. Equal to nine ordinary sized novels
The writings Of the best male and female writer's
including new novel by Miss Leslie and articles
on health and the treasury, by Mrs. Hale. The a.
bOye items, if purchased separately would cost the
purchaser $50. Besides all this, she will also re-
ceive for the same g. the Lady's Dollar Newspaper
Terms OF GoDY's LADY's Book copy one
month-any No. thatmay be selected, 25 cts.
copy four months, 90
These terms are offered that any person may try
the work before subscribing for year
l copy one year, which includes the Lady's Dollar
Newspaper O0
copies one year with the paper to each, 5 90
copies without the paper, 6 %
copies and CO.
py to the person sending the club, 10 90
To insure the Lady's Dollar paper with the La
dy's book, the money must be sent to the publish
. er's own office. L. A. Cooley.
ll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.