The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-14
The Leading Periodical In Amsrie..

| n oDEYiS LADY'S BOOK FOR 1919. Dedicated TO the
| Grace Greenwood and L. A. Cooley
novelette, by Miss e. Leslie, who contributes to every
number. .t 4 H
| N. p Wilis's original sehptural poetry.
| I s Arthur, who contributes TO every number, Insra
We intend merely give notice of our intentions for
next year leaving others long advertisements "D OF
Agreeably 10 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 OF last he gave engravlngs and more
reading matter than of his contemporaries, and WIN
LaD BOOK do SO
that they will receive for their money in the Margarine
alone than by subscribing to other work 10 thus IS
added and included in the SIS, the LADY'S DOLLAR
NEWSPAPER, which contains in one month nearly II not
quite much reading the other monhies, ma
king Tor 30 the amount OF reading OF TWO
monh HERE ARE rEcULIAhIriEs aboa. Cooley s Lady
Book Tor The ladies' that no other magazhe pGssesses
dhse IS Me Ia and Line Engraving nssa " To
hese there are ey given ns De ouh What no other
azne slves-a coored fashion plate with full descrlP
has them every month and coored; then there Caps,
onae T. ior Ladies worn nr knit n
ling, netting crochet and all other kinds of work Patterns
for Smoking Caps, Chair Covers, Window CuIains boy
eys Purses, Bags, &c. Health and Beauty, wi IN Engav-
grsvnss always Illustrative Of something useful Music,
"nS RS.e'c Cottages
Flower Pieces occasionally These all extra in Godey
given year, and will be continued In addition, we
shall aye N sys yyk N9 OF AMERICAN CHAR
ACTERISTICS," amusing series, now first given
the American public. These will be illustrated IN every
number by story from the powerful pen OF l. 8 Arthur
!THE CHANGES OF FASHION," illustrated by Fay
Robinson, This series will be very interesting TO the
"THE APPLICABILITY OF THE FINE ARTS TO
in preparation, and will be published during the year.
COTTAGE FURNITURE Having given SO many
Model Cottages, intend now to commence the publca-
ton of Cottage Furnturea very necessary aPPendage to
% ri I.TON AMI uJSTORyOur sunerior artists
Walters Tucker Pease, and WEIGH, now engaged on
a set of plates illustrative of these subjects.
nal, and beautifully printed, has long commanded de-
cded preference that of any other magazine 1t is
THE THE LITERARY CHARACTER OF GoDEY's
LADY's BooK.--With such writer's, as Miss Leslie,
a als ossss s% Ms sI Meas s
H. W. Herbert &c the author of the Widow Bedott, Pro
ssso Always Iya take the lead in literary merit
Terms: For three dollars we will send the Ladys BOOK
Ds, sas
which much reading as any Of the three dollar
three ,s. in
engravngs the Lady's Dollar Newspapers (although we
you'd MOI advise IT, % we viii segd
e beautiful Plate NM ns Mt. n on 4 Jnd
SON and Mrs E. B. Dwight and the plates Of Christ Weep
s ee Ppets a he
newspaper or plates we win send Miss Less's novel Of
Amelia, and any three of Mrs Grey's or Miss Pickerngs
popular novels .
For five dollars, we will send copies of the Lady $
Book, and set Of the plates, to each subscriber
For dollars, will send five copies of the Lady
Book and copy the person sending the club, and set
For twenty dollars eleven copies of the book and set of
plates each subscriber, and copy of the book to the
person sending the club
For dollar, will send the Ladys Book four months,
and for 25 any No. Postage to be paid on all Or
ders. Address L. A IOpEf.
ll3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
With any newspaper giving the above tow insertions,
we VIII exchange. now