Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-29
TAc LEADING PERIODICAL IN AMERICA.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
Tor S1c.
DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF TIE L.
STATES

STATES.
Edited by Sarah J. Hale. Grace Greenwood, and
L. \. Cooley. A Novelette, by Miss +. Leslie,
who contr .butes 10 every Ne. n r. Willis ORR
gnai Scriptural Poetry. f. ). Arthur, who
contributes 10 every No. Illustrative OF Croone
Sketches OF American Character.
We intend merely 10 give notice of our in
tentious for next year, leaving 10 others long adj
veEtisements-"iull Of sound and fury, signitying
nothing"
Agreeable to the practice of last year, the pub
Usher will issue as good number each month as
he does in January. This is novel feature in
magazine publishing. During the whole of last
year he gave more engravings and more reading
matter than any of his contemporaries, and will
continue 20 do next year. Those who subscribe
to Cooley Lalys Book, may do so under the as
surance that they viii receive more for their mo-
ney In the magazine alone than by subscribing 10
any other work. To this is added and included in
the same 50, the Lady Dollar Newspaper. which
contains In one month nearly, If not quite a. much
reading matter as the other monhlies, making for
50, the amount o; reading OF two magazines Il
month. There are pecuiaTitles about Godeys
Lady 5 BOOK for the ladies that other mag lzne
possesses. There Is mezZotlnt and line engraV-
ing In each number-both by the best artists. In
addition TO these, there are given monthly VI at
other magazine giyes-a colored Fashion Plafe,
with full description. This feature IS peculiar
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and coored. Then there are Caps, Bonnets, Che
rnseettes, EQues;rianisrn for Ladies' with engrav-
ings. The Ladies Work Table, with designs for
knitting, netting, crotchet, and all other kinds Of
work. Patterns for smoking caps chair covers,
window curtains, ID Oyleys purses, bags, &c. &c.
Health and Beauty, with engraylngs. Model cot
tages, with ground plans, and other engravings,
always Illustrative OF something useful. Music.
beautifully printed on tinted paper, which may be
taken out and bound. Coiored modern cottages,
and cOoTed Flower pieces occasionally. These
are all extra in Cooley, and to be found In otn-
er magazine. These were all given last year, and
Will be continued. In addition, we shall have IN
every No. Of "Croon,e Sketches Of .4n.erlcon
"a .r1cer sizes most amusing series, now first
given 10 the American public These viii be IL
Illustrated in every No. By story from the power
ful pen Of 7. ) Arthur Esq The Changes of
Fashion, illustrated by Fay Robinson, Esq. This
series will be very interesting 10 the ladies' The
applicability OF the Fine Arts to Domestic uses"
An other series OF engravings now IN preparation,
and Will be published during the year Cottage
Furnltgre.-HaviGg given so many model Gotta
yes, intend now 10 commence the publication
of Cottage Furniture very necessary appendage
to cottage. Religion snd History. superior
Artists, Walters Tucker, Pease ard WEIGH
now engaged upon set Of plates Illustrative OF
these two subjects Our NUsIc, prepared express
~ for us-mostly original and beautifully printed
that OF any other magazine. Il is feature in
The Book.
The Literary character OF Cooley Ladys Book,
with such writers as Miss Leslie, Grace Green
wood, W. @. S.mms, Mrs. Elle T. :. Arthur,
Mrs z. Oaks Smith, Mrs. J C. Neal I. Tuck
erman, II. W. Herbert. sc. the antho- OF Widow
Bedott. Prof Frost Bryant, Loag:ellow, Holme5-
and host OF others-1nust always take the lead
in literary merit,
TERMS:
For Three Dollars we viii send the Ladys
Book, containing more reading Than any other
monthly. and the Ladys Dollar Newspaper pub
lished twice a month. which contains much
reading as any of the So periodicals of the day
making three publications in one month or if the
subscriber pre- ers the-following splendid engrav-
ings TO the Ladys Dollar Newspaper, (although
would not advise II, engraylngs cannot be
sent through the nail without being chrushcd or
creased) we VIII send the beautiful plate contain
ing the portraits OF Harriet Newell, Fanny Forfes-
ter, Mrs. Stewart. Mrs Ann H Judson and Mrs
Z. B. Dwight, and the plates OF Christ Weeping
over Jerusalem, The Opening of the Sepulehre,
deliverance OF 81. Peter, and The Rebuke. l. pre-
ferred to the newspaper or plates we will send
Miss Leslies novel OF Amelia, and any three of
Mrs GTays or Miss Pickerings popular novels.
For Five Dollars viii send two copies Of
the Ladys Book, and set Of the plates 10 each
subscriber.
For Ten Dollars we will send five copies Of the
Ladys Book, and a copy TO the person sending the
Club and set of plates 10 each
For Twenty Dollars. eleven copies of the Book
and set Of places to each subscriber and copy
of the Book TO the person sending the Club.
For One Dollar we viii send the Lady's Book 4
months and for % cents any one No Postage to
be paid on all orders. Address,
l. A. Cooley,
1I3 Chestnut street, Philada.
With any newspaper giving the above few
insertions we viii exchange
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