The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-03

4 LADY BOOk FOX 1919. Dedicated the
VI ladies' of the United States Edited by Sarah Hale
Grace Greenwood, and L.. A Cooley.
novelette, by Miss e. Leslie, who contributes every
n 7. Wilss original scriptural poetry.
H. . Arthur who contributes every number, ius;ra
tive ofCroome's Sketches of American ohararter
we intend merely to 81 ve notice of intentions for
sound and fury, signifyng nothing"
Agreeaby to the practice of last year, the publisher will
This is novel feature in magazine publishing During
lhe whole OF ia year ne gave engraving and
GoDEYs LADYs BOOK. may do 50 under the issuance
added and included in the same S. the LADY's DOLLAR
NEWSPAPER, which contains In month nearly ii
quite much reading the other monhIies
nos Tor ~ the a%0ani Of reading Of two magazines
Tpok ior the ladies' that no other magazine possesses
is ~ hs Ss aa ns r. aaoa
these there are given monthly, what other mag
ton This peculiar to Cooley. as no other woik
has them every month and coloed; then there Caps
Cravings Ladies Tabs w s hsas wh Gn
ting, netting, CROCHET and all other kinds of work Patterns
eys Purses, Bags, Health Beauty, with Epgrav
ngs Model Cottages, with ground plans, and other En-
out and bound coored Modern Cottages, and colored
and to be found in no other Magazine. These were all
given last year. end win be continued In addition we
soRooME's skETGHEs OF AMERICAN CHAR
public '1
number by story from the powerful pen OF T. s. Arthur
THE CHANGES OF FASHION," illustrated by Fay
Robinson, esq This series will be very interesting the
.THE APPLICABILITY OF THE FINE ARTS TO
DOMESTIC USES is another series of Engravngs
in PepsratIon. and viii be published during the year.
COTTAGE FURNITUkE.--Havi given SO many
Model Cottages, intend to commence the pnblica
lion of Cottage Fumurea very necessary appendage
RELIGION AND HISTORY.-Our superior artists,
Walters Tucker. Pease, and WEIGH, now engaged
OUR MUSIC~Prepared expressly for us-mosty orsi-
nal, and beautifully printed, has long commanded de-
cded preferences over that OF any other magazine. 1t sa
THE LITERARY CHARACTER OF GoDEY's
Grace Greenwood W. G. ssmms Mrs Elicit, r Arthur,
Mrs E. Cakes Smith, Mrs. J. c. Neal, H T. Tuckerman,
H. w. Heroe11' @c the author OF the Widow Bsdo. Pro
oaers-must always take the lead in literary merit
Terms: For three dollars will send the Lady's Book,
containing more reading than any other monthly and the
Lady's Dollar Newspaper published month,
which contains much reading any the three dollar
month if the subscriber prefers the following splendid
engravings the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, (alhough
the mail without being crushed creased) will send
the beautiful plate containing the portraits OF Harriet
SON. and Mrs B. Dwight and the plates of Christ Weep
Ing over Jerusalem the opening Of the Sepuehre deliver
newspaper plates will send Miss Lesies novel of
Amelia, and any three of Mrs Greys Miss Pickerngs
For five dollars, will send copies of the Lady's
Book, and set of the plates, 10 each subscriber
For ten dollars will send five copies of the Lady's
Book and copy to the person sending the club and set
OF plates to each.
For twenty dollars eleven copies of the book and
plates to each subscriber and copy of the book the
person sending the club.
For dollar, we will send the Ladys Book four months
and for Is cents No. Postage to be paid all
ders Address l.. A. Cooley.
Il3 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
With any newspaper giving the above few insertions
we will exchange Noyl -2t