The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-22


C0DEY's LADYS BOOK FOR lsas. Dedicated % The
VI aides Of The United States Eded by Sarah J. Hale
Grace Greenwood, and l. A. Cooley
novelette, by Miss z. Leslie, who contributes TO every
y p willis's riginal seripsaral poetry.
T Arthar, who contributes every nuuiber Mustfa
tive ofCfoomes Sketches Of American Character
We intend merely 70 give notice OF our Intentions io
year. leaving Others long advertisements, fal of
sound and fury, signying nothing
good a mber each month he does in January
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alone Than By subscribing other work 70 Ih: Is
NEWSPAPER, which contains in one rnoath nearly II NOS
quite as much reading matter az the other monhlie ma
king ior So The Of reading of two magazines
month THERK PEcULiARrrlEs about Godeys Lady 5
Book for The ladies' that no qher MAGAZINE possesse
uumber-both by the best artists In addition 10
hes ee are given aonay. what no 3,hes mag
lion This feature is peculiar TO Cooley as no other work
has them every month and coior~d; .he9 thee are CAPS
aVing The Ladies. Wort Tabs. with design. or knit
for Smoking Caps Chair Covers Window currains, Doy
leys Purses, Bags, &c. Health and Beauty with Eng.v
ngs Model Cottages with ground plans, and other En-
cravings always iussrive OF something useful Muse
beautifully printed on n'ed paper which may De sakeh
Flower Pieces occasionally. These all extra in Cooley
and 10 be found in other Magazine, These were al
last year. and will be continued In addition, we
'FCRDOME's SKETCHES OF AMERICAN CHAR
the American public These Will be illustrated an eysry
number by story from the powerful pen OF l. , Arhaf
| 4THE CHANGES OF FASHION" Illustrated by Fay
Robinson esq This series viii be very interesting TO The
1.-THE APPLICABILITY OF THE FINE ARTS TO
DOMESTIC USES,'' is mother series OF Engavings now
COTTAGE FURNiTuREMHavin given 50 many
Model Cottages. intend now to commence the Pabica
ton Of Cottage Furnure-a very necessary appendae 70
RELIGION AND HIsToRY.-our superior artists,
Walters Tucker Pease, and WEIGH are now engaged on
q Of plates illustrative Of these two subjects
OUR MusIcPrepared expressly for us-fnos,ly orig
mai, and beautifully printed, has long commanded de-
cded preference that Of other magazine lis
THE LITERARY CHARACTER OF .GoDEYs
LADY'S BOOk--With sneh writer's as Mss Leslie,
Grace Greenwood, w g Si,nms, Mrs Enet5 L Arshnr'
w. Herbert, 2e the author of the Widow Bedor' Pro-
lessor Ffoss Bryant, Lougfeiiow, Homes-and host of
others-rnust always take the lead in literary merit
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The beautiful plate eon'a,nlng the portrait, OF HAss
son. and Mrs. E B Dwight and The plates of Christ Weep
over s ofsnRRs b 81 Ise as s ,hs
or plates will send Miss Lese's novel Of
Amelia and any three OF Mrs Greys or Miss Pckerings
popular novels
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