Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-14
SOME NOTICES OF
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR JANUARY, ISIS.

CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.-A magnificent nunoet
u Twsnty-four extra pages! Continuation vi VIC
new novel by Miss Leslie which mas no" pee"i, ',
deeply interesting Cooley is determined that his SHAH
be the most popular magazine io loi> we Can .ou'
nothing that he promises He Is puncuall'y sr, ai"
the great public, who have known MN Us Il n"'A 'o
eighteen wears will bear in saying thai lac has
never failed 10 redeem his honest wpI". 10" u ''''
very time to subscribe for Cooley or to renew Sub>cP
tinns Begin with the year. The January nuihhrr hiS
several really SPLENDID embellishments The first Is
.Happy Hours,' u beautiful mezzollnt. " The sea
sons" spring. summer autumn and winter, lor plates
in one, exceedingly elegant; "ParS Fashions, Color
ed, such as an American lady may wear. Muaicd',
Model Cottages, Caps, Chmiseties, Crotcet WORK LOT
the ladies' &c &C., in all about twenty .aee tnsa.v
ings The literary contents are peaSurespnfkhs h;'u
mind inviting -lCity Item,
THE LADY'S BOOK FOR JANUARY, lelS.-Go'
dey has done bravey in this number. For literary re
rit Il "defes all competition II Is perfect gem
The embellishments equally reuiarKuh.e. toi eA
ample splendid steel plate liIlepage 10 the volume,
including four beautiful designs of the seasons, anu
profuson Of fruits and flowers, executed 10 he ues'
style by that first engraver, w. L. Tucker. He i'
tispitce, "uappy Hours,' splendid mezzo''htth
craving The Fashion plate is gem N lis way. nc
other embellishments are too numerous 10 NORGE w ue
tal-but they evince unusually long SIIde III 'hs
march of Improvement, so far as magazines are con
ceTned Such Lady's Book as this deserves al us
great popularty.-lNew York Tribune
Goaey's Lady's Book for January, 1913, is splendid
II has very magnificent title page, with designs EN-
bematc Of the Four Seasons, done by Tucker IN the
bright svery style which is peculiar to his burn IL
has grand mezzolnt frontispiece, Happy Hours -
IL has a fashion plate which dehrs com?e Ii"n. Il has
plate OF fashions for caps II has design for
model cottage. II has four p"ges illustrated win
working patterns. II has two pages Of music; and To
crown the whole IL has most noble specimen OF COLI
Iibutions from the most popular magazine writer's III
the country-such as Miss Leslie, Mrs. Kirkland, MI
Grund, Mr.. Simms MIR. Arthur, and Grace Greenwood
The number Of contributors has made Il necessary to
add twenty four pages of additional letter press. Go
ahead Cooley New York True Sun.
The Lady's Book, for the opening month Of the com
ing New Year, is treasury OF good things IN bo,h te
rature and The publisher has never issued bel
ter number. The title page is a gem. aud the other
beishmens, Of both steel and wood, are in The inst
style of art.-tSatutday Courier.
GODEY'S LADY'S BoOk.-The January number
Of this excellent periodical is before us, and merits all
praise. Its elegant embellishments we have elsewhere
alluded It's literary contents are from saIsxy of
able pens. Altogether il ia superb number, and We
congratulate our neehbor on this evidence OF deserved
success Spirit of the Times.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, FOR lsis.-If we may
Judge from the appearance Of the first number, which
struly magnificent, and Is already On our table, Go
dey's Lady's Book for the coming year viii eclipse
every thin. in the periodical line ye; pruduc-d.-
Any attempt on part To eulngse lis varied merits
would only prove failure, a. the Lady'S Book appears
have almost II not quite reached the acme OF aiiisc
and literary exceence.-l Advocate, West Troy ~ Y
Cooley FOR JANUARY The Lady's Cook for
January is really gem. The embellishments aye
sparkIing and superb, while the literary matter in
| Guides contributions by Hastings Weld buchanan
Read, Bayard Taylor, Gilmore SimmS, Mrs Hale, Miss
Leslie, and other popular writers The leading EN-
craving entitled iiappy Hours" and is full Of life,
spirit and beauty. The title page, representing The four
seasons, is also an elegant affair, and The number
throughout is in Godey's very best manner.-t?hla-
delphia Inquirer.
We have received the January number OF Godry's
Iady's Book, We have already spoken OF the superb
Illustrations which precede the letter press, but We
say that through the letter press Itself other ana
excellent ilus' rations and designs are promsey seat
tered. LISA number to do honor to Cooley" Mails
| Gazette.
The Lady's Book contains monthly ;wc beautiful en-
| cravings A Fashion plal--Model Coitag-s-Ctoshci
Work tar the Ladies-and Music printed separately ~,
tinted paper, and contains twelve more pages than ;iie
New York Magazines of reading matter
| Price for one year, which includes The LApr's Dot
LAR NEWSPAPER, 50. Address
| L. A. Cooley,
| ll3, Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
| Or specimen of either work will he sent 10 any
person paying postage on the request Jan. il-c3