Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-12-28
THE LEADING PERIODICAL IN
AMERICA.

OODEY'S LAOY'S BOOK FIR l849 Dedcated to
VI the ladies Of the United States. Edited by Sarah
J. Hale Grace Greenwood aud L. a. Cooley. A No
vcIerte by Miss L. Leslie. who contributes to every
Number N. p. Willis original Scnptura Poe,ry.-
IT, S. Arthur who contributes to every No, iIllIstra-
tive of Croomes Sketches Of American Character.
We intend merely to give notice Of our intentions
for next year. leaving to others long adve It's
'ull OF sound aud and fury, sgnilylng nothing"
AgrceaDy 10 the practice OF last year, the publisher
will issue MS good number each month as he does in
January This is novel feature in Magazine pub
fishing. During the whole of last year lie gave more
engravings and more reading matter than any of his
contemporaries and Will continue TO do SO next year.
Those who subscribe to Gody's Lndy's Book may do
under the that they will receive more for
their money in the Magazine alone, than by subscrib.
lny to any other work. To thus is added and included
IN the same SO, the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, which
contains in one month nearly, if not quite as much
reuding matter as the other nonthps nakinv for S3
The amount of reading of two magazines a month";
There are pecuartes ubUut Gude,'s Ialys Book for
the ladies that other magazine Possesses. Their,
is Mezzolnt and Line Engraving in each nu;nSer-
both by the hest artists. In addition to these there
are given monthly what no other magazine give--a
! CoIored Fashion Plate with full description, THIS
feature is peculiar TO G"dey, Other work has
them every month and cdored Then there are Caps,
Bonnets, Chemlseits EqIes;rmnsm for Ladies' with
Engravings. The Ladies Work Table, with designs
for knitting netting, CROCHET and all other kinds Of
work. Patterns for Smoking Caps, Chair covers,
Window curtains, DOyleys, Purses Bags &c, &C.
Health and Beauty with Engawngs Model Cot.
tuges with ground plans nd other engravngs, always
Illustrative Of something useful. Music, beautifully
priny tinted paper, which may be taken ont and
bound Colored Modem Cottages, and Coored Flow
er Pieces occasionally These all extra in Cooley
and to be found in no other magazine. They were all
given last year, and will he continued. In addition,
we shall have in every Number one of "Croomes
Sketches uf American CHARACTERISTICS" most anus
ing SERIES now first given to the American public
These will be lustratedm every Number by a story
from the powerful pen of T. s. Arthur, Esq. THE
Changes IF Fashion," illustrated Fay Robinson, ESQ.,
This series will be very interesting to the ladies -
"The Applicability Of the Fine Arts to Domestic
Uses" is another series of Engravings in prepar
alton, and will be published during the year.
COTTAGE FURNITURE. Having given many Mo-
del Cottages intend now 10 commence the public
alton of Cottage Furnltme-a very necessary oppe. d.
age TO cottage
RELIGION AND IIIsToRY. Our superior Artists,
Walters Tuker, Pease, aud We CHI, are now engaged
upon set Of pieces Illustrative Of these two subjects.
Our music, prepared expressly for us-mostly orr
ginal, and beautifully printed, has long commanded
decided preference over that of any other magaziue-
! 1t is feature in the book.
The literary character Of Godeys I4ady's Book with
such writer's Miss Leslie, Grace Greenwood, w. G.
Snnms Mrs. Ellet T. y. Arthur, Mrs +. Cakes Smith,
Mrs. }. c. Nea, II. 7. Tuckeman, II. w. IIelbet,
&C., the author ofihe Widow Bedo,i, Professor Frost
Bmyant, Longellow, Holmes, and host of others
must always take the lead in literary merit.
! TERMS. For Three Dollars we will send the
Lady's Book containing more reading than any other
monthly, and the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, published