The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-04-13

our intentions for next year, leaving I
others long adveriisemeDts-'full ofsoun
and furyssignifying nothing
| Agreeably to the practice Of last year
the publisher VIII issue as good numbe
each month as he does in January. Thi
is novel feature in Msgaznepnhlish
During the whole Of last year he CAV
more epgrayngs and more reading mat
ter than any OF his contemporaries, am
will continue TO do so neat year. Thos
who subscribe to
Godey's Lady's Book,
msydo 80 under the assurance that the,
Alll received more for their money in tn,
Magazine alone, than by subscribing L
any other work. To this is added and in
cludet in the same Ss3, the LA ADY'S DOL
LAR NEWSPAPER, which contains u
one month nearly, i not quite as muci
reading matter as the other mouhIles
making for SS3, The amount. THERE Arr
pLcuLIARTiEs about Godey's Lady's Boob
for the ladies tha, no other Magazine pos
sesses. There is Mezzotln aud Lane
Eng craving in each nntnber--both BY TIE
best artists. 10 addition to these, there
are given monthly what no other maga
zine gives--a CoIoured Fashion Plate
With full DESCRIPTION. This feature il
peculiar TO Cooley, as no other work ha'
them every month and ooIoret. TheI
there are Caps, Bonne,s, ChemisetIes.
Equeslrainism TOR Ladies', with Engra.
wings. The Ladies Work Table, wiz
designs for knitting, petung, Gro chet
and all other kiuds OF work Patterns for
Smoking Caps, Chair Covsrs. Window
Curtains, D'Oyiey's, Purses, Bags, DC.
&c. Health and Reauty, With Eogra.
wings Model Cottages, with ground
plans, and other engravngs, always illus,
lnstraive of something useful. Music
beautifully printed on United paper, which
may be taken out and bound. Coored
Modern Cottages, and Colored Flower
Pieces occasionally. These are all ex.
Magazine. These were all gwen las,
year, and will be continued. 10 addi.
ton, shall have IN every No. one nl
,'CROOME'S SKETCHES OF ANERI-
CAN CllARACTERISTICS,n
A most amusing series, now first given to
the American public. These viii be il.
luslrated in every No. by a Story from
the powerful pen of i. S. Arthur E,q
THE CHANGES OF FASHION,
Illustrated by Fay Robinson. E.q. This
series will be very interesting 10 the la
dies.
THE APPLICABILITY or THE
FINE ARTS TO DOMESTIC
USES"
Is another series Of Engravings now in
preparation, and well be published dur,
ing the year.
COTTAGE FURNITURE.
Having given so many Model Cottages,
we intend now to commence the publica-
tion of Cottage Furniiure--a very neoes-
sary eppendage to Cottage.
RELIGION AND HISTORY.
Our superior Artists, Walters, Tuck r.
Pease aud Welch, are now engaged upon
a set of plates illustrative of these two
subjects.
OUR MUSIC,
Prepared expressly for us--moslly origi
nal and beautifully printed, has long
commanded decided preference over
that OF any other Magazine. 1t is feat
nre in The Book.
THE LITERARY CHARACTER OF GO.
DEY'S LADY BOOK
With such writers as Miss Leslie, Grace
Greenwood w. q. Slmms, Mrs. Ellet, L.
>. Athur, Mrs. l.. Oakes SMITH, Mrs. j.
&. Neal, II I. Tuckerman, II. w. Her
bret, &c, the author of the Widow Bed
oft, Professor Frost, Rry ant, Longfellow
Hoimes-and host Of others-,nust al
ways take the lead in literary merit.
TERMS
For Three Dollars we will send the
Lady's Book, containing more readiug
than any other monthly, aod the Lady !,
Dollar Newspaper published twice a
month, which contains as much reading
as any Of the So periodicals of the day
making three publications in one month,
or il the suhscrlber'prefers the following
splendid engravings to the Lady's Dollar
(although we would not ad
vIse 1t, as eHgravlngs conDot be sent,
through the mail without being crushed
OF creased, we will send the beautiful
plate containing the portraits of Harriet
Newell Fanny Forester, AIRS. Steward
Mrs. Ann ii, Judson aud Mrs. E b.
Dw ght. and the plates of Christ Weeping
over Jerusalam, The Opening of the Sc
pulchre, Deliverance OF ST. Peter, and
The Rebuke. II preferred TO the News
paper or plates, we will send Miss Leslie's
Novel OF Amelia, and any three of Mrs.
Frey s or Miss Pickering's popular novels.
For Five Dollars we will send two cop
les of the Lady's Book, aud set of the
plates TO each subscribe.
For Ten Dollars we will send FIVE cop
les of the Lady's Book; and a copy to the
person sending the Club, and a sets OF
plates to each.
For Twenty Dollars. eleven copies of
Ihe Book and a set of Plates to each SUBJ
'criber, aud copy Of the Book TO the
person sending the Club.
For One Dollar we will send the Lady's
Book 4 months. and for 25 cents any one
No. Postage TO be paid on all orders.
Address. l.. A. Cooley,