Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-14
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/ CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
For 1s40.
Dedicated to tae LADIES' Of the United Stases
i Edited by SARAH j. HALE.
i GRACE GREENWOOD.
/ and J.. A. Cooley.
! Novelette, by Miss E. Leslie, who eobiribuies
to every No s3.sse
] N. P. Willis Original Scriptural Poetry.
/ - +. s.. ARTHUR who contributes 10 every No.,
| ilustl alive Of Croome's Sketches Of American
/ Character. 80
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tons ornext year, leaving to long advertise
ments-.fu of sound and fury, signifying nothing
AgreeablY to the practice Of fast year, the pub.
Usher will issue as good number each month as
he does in January This is a novel feature in
i Magazine publishing. During the whole Of last
year he gave more eneravings and more reading
matter than any of his contemporaries; and will
/ continue To do so next year. Those who subscribe
to GVDEY's LADY's Book, may do so under the
surance that they will receive more for their mon
ey in the Magazine alone, than by subscribing to
any other work. To this is added and included in
the same So, the LADY's DOLLAR NEWSPAPER,
which contains in one month nearly, If not quite
as much reading matter as the other monthlies,
making for SO, the amount of reading OF two mag
aziiies month. There are peculsa7lties about Co.
deyfs Lady's Book for the ladies' that no other
Magazine possesses There is. Mezzotrt and
| Line Engraving in each number-both by the best
artists. Ia addition TO these. there are given month
ly, what no other magazine gives-a Colored Fash
ion Plate. with full description This feature is
peculiar to Cooley, as no other work has them eve
| ~ month and colored. Then there are Gaps. Bon
nets, Chemsetts Equestranism for Ladies. with
| Engrayings The Ladies Work Table, with de-
signs for knitting, netting, crotchet, and all other
kinds of work Patterns for Smoking Caps, Chair
Ecovers, Window curtains. D'Oyleys. Purses, Bags.
&c. &c. Health and Beauty, with Engrarings.
Model Cottages, with ground plans, and other en-
! cravings, always illustrative Of something useful
Music, beautifully printed on tinted paper. which
! may be taken and bound :. Coofsd Modern
Cottages, and Culored Flower Pieces occasinnally.
These all extra in Cooley, and to be found in
no other Magazine. These were all given last
year. and will he continued. In additicn we shall
have in every No., one of
.Croome's Sketches of Ames,can Characteristics.
most amusing series, now first given TO the Amer
can public. These will be illustrated in every
No. by Story from the powerful pen Of I s Ar
thur, Esq.
Tie Changes of Fashion"
illustrated by Fay Robinson, Esq This series
will be very interesting TO the ladies.
I"The applicability of the Fine Arts to Domestic
Uses"
is another series Of Engravings now in preparation
and will be published during the year.
Cottage Furniture.
Having given so many Model Cottages we intend
now to conllmsnce the publication of Cottage Fur
niture--a very necessary appendage to Cottage
Religion and History.
Our superior Artists, Walters, Tucker, .Pease and
Welch, are engaged upon a set of plates il
Illustrative of these subjects,
:
Prepared expressly for us--mostly original, ano
beautifully printed, has long commanded decided
preference over that of any ether Magazine. It il
: a feature in The Book. Gfs
i The Literary Character of Godey's Lady'g Book
With such writers Miss Leslie. Grace Green
{ wood, W. g. ,Simms, Mrs. Ellet, T S Arthur, Mr.
E. Oakes Smith, Mrs J C Neal, II T Tucksrman
: H.W Herbert, &c. the ahiherof the Widow Bsdetl
Professor Frost Bryant, sbongfellow, Holnes-
and, host of o,he1s--must always take the lea
/. in literary merit. t..tse sse.s e,t5
7 Terms-For Three Dollars we will send tb,
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er monthly. and the Lady's Dollar Newspaper pub
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; hing three publications lin one month, or if tn
subscriber prefers the following splendid engfav
5 ings to the Lady's Dollar, Newspaper. (althoug
| we would net advise.it as engravings cannot b
sent through The mail without being crushed @
creased,) we will send the beautiful plate contain
r ing the portraits of Harriet Newell, Fanny For
. tester. Mrs Stewart. Mrs Ann IL Judson and. Mi
: u Dwight, and the plates OF Christ Weepin
}. over Jerusalem. The opening Of. the Sepulchrt
!. Deiverance of st Peter, and The Rebuke If pre-
r ferred to the Newspaper or plates, we will SEN
e Miss Lesle's Novel Of Amelia, and any three @
!. Mrs Grey's or Miss Pickering's popular novels,
| For Five Dollars we will send two copies of Iii
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scrlber. For Fen Dollars we will send FIVE cope
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