The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
GODEY'S LADY,S BOOK FOR 1850.
THE BOOK OF THE NATIol

THE BOOK OF THE NATION
THE OLDEST MAGAZINE IN AMERICA.
Published By the present Proprietor for 20 Years
Edited by Mrs. SARAH ]. HALE.
TlHE publisher of the Ludy's Book knowing how
l. prtely he put down all opposition in l349, and be-
ing assured that the public il also acquainted with this
fact deems only necessary to say that 1850 he will
improve ls49; and he WILL usual, give read
ing and more engravings than his contemporaries Per-
haPs little comp iris"n Of what he did last Year, and
what his adverSares did may he amusing if not instruct
i've TO those about 10 subscribe, for monthly magt zine
One thing the public be assured OF, that the pub
Usher of Gode,'s Lady Book will not fasify his
pecus, rs he deems it great sin to tell alaef"od
in print. is to give verbal Lis
ten to the universal voice of the American press.
Comparison 6etceen Cooley and the other Phi1a-
deipAia Monthlies.
In Is49. the Lad,'s Book gave GIG pages-which is
ll6 more than and l48 more than the other Ph la
drlphia monthly. He gave 2Sl engravings-a
which 30 coIored, aud SO full puge-which is SO
than and 1870 than the other.
We in each numbor, piece of music, printed
separately on tinted paper making "a pages or IL pie
in year. To show the cheapnrs7 of the Lady
Book. this music, if bought separately the music
Stores would ictly the price of the hole Years
subscription-i3
twill be at glance. which is the cheapest mag
azne for $3 when YOU get Is pages of reading more
than magazine, and l48 than another;
nothing of the superiority of engrhvngs, among
which 90 colnrrd. and their to laGi The
culored fashion plates alone cnst mnch nearly all
endeaVors to please subscribers have cost us inn
"f money, hut if honesty of purpose aud n
positive dislike of fsehonds in prosp i'll entirl
publisher large ption list the Lady Is Book
is ented Ia il.
Some of our Peculiar Embellishments.
Ladies' work table, which comprises every kind o.
needle work. embroidery knitting, netting, crochet, pat
for caps rhemsettes, childrrns clothes, wedding
dresses, innOr and outdoor costumes: birds of Anrr
colured flower plates, model cottages and furniture.
fashionable do, lace work, vgurte plates the head OF
articles, rtc etc All the above illustrated by
AMI in 1850, will be given of engravings, il
Illustrative
Ofthe Costumes Of all Nations,
with pous by Mrs Hale. Most the old features
of the Book that popular last year will be re
tamrd, and new added they may suggect them
selves the publisher
A NEW NOVEL,
By w. MORE SGMAIS.
Val be one Of the features for the Year 1850.
In reading matter, have long stood the head
of the world for nrrbuons, they al
ways moral snd Instructive and such may br placed
before family without hesitation. This department is
under the control of MIS- Jara J. III ale, whose nam-
alone is sufficient guarantee for the pr"riety Of the
Lady's Book We the same of our engravings.
We will never "a it is done by cotemp"rar,, publish
Indecent model artist pictures, such parent would
| allow a child Ia look at.
We will not here parade the names Of our u'rihu
tors; ii is necessary. Goeys Lady'e Book aue
proprietor too well known for lake up space
paced themselves at the head of the authors nf this
country One ihin: friends " III o ge BY not
| IinI-ronf-rring upon us the title of the Backwnud
Amer cn.' We do wish bear the appeiatiom of ,
zine that is opposed the Of this country
and nlwa, loud in its denunciatons of it, and. besides
| Blackwucd does not publish fashions To up all
we unhesitutingy state. that have much more thai
fulfilled all promises, aud eater upon the year with
new one, which those who know us-and who does moi
will believe. Cooley Lady's Book for 1850 shall sur
that for $40, aud exceed all magazine past,
rnt, and to come.
TermS--CaSh in advance, Postage paid.
M"gn fcrnt and expensive premiums Subscribers 10
club or single subscIibprs. choose different en-
| cravings. Que Copy year So. with any of tn
following splendid premium pIaes Death Bed of tn
Rev John Wrsev,' Wesley preaching in the Give
nap Ampitheaire, America guided hy WISDOM Gen
| Taylor and Old Whitley likeness of Rev. john
Wesley do of his co-lahor"r Rev. john Fletcher
| the last two, though sevarate engravings, we coun
| only pre- MUM.
Two copes for SIS, and any two of the above prints
| each subscriber.
Five copies for s TO- and copy of the Book,
two of the abuae enRravings to the person send
| ing the club.
Eleven c"pi"s for 800 and copy of the Book
any three OF the abuve epgravngs the person send
| ind the club.
ANY por~on sending SIS in avanc4 sub~crsp,iou for 1856
and 5 will be entitled any four Of tn above egra
| wings.
More and Most Liberal Offers.
For 800 in advance. ten copies of the Lady's Book vii
he sent and copy of either of the above mign,icrl
Prats sent to each subscriber. They i'll all
| select which they like.
For 30 dollars, will send ten copies of the Book,
thirty copi.s of the above enpravngs.
Single numbers of the Lady = Book. 25 cents.
The above large sized Parsr engravinga, 9TH
Death bed of Wesley contains many portraits; Yves
ley Preaching in the Ampiihea,re' contains hundreds
hgnrrs, and cost Sl50n to engravA it. 'America guhe
by WISDOM, is avery large line engraving and cos
$lsO0 to -ngrave. Gen. Taylor and Old Whitley
of the largest Of The General TaN or prints and
grnved from original painting at cost OF $1,000 Th
hs-d -dS nF end Flstc DG e.,
framing These plates cannot be bought al the
less than thee dollars each. Premiums only sch
when the subscriptions direct TO the Publisher
The Ladls Book for 1850 will contain several hundre
good rBgravings
! Posimasrrs and others sending clubs will ahlire Vt
very mnch by having them all addressed name,
is Inconvenience Them and will be great favor
u.s. he town sending the largest number Of mai
subscribers for 1850, will he entitled TO The Lady IS Bou
gratis; aud the in number, each subscrbr shall
ceiVe an: one of the above plates
Address. l.. A. Cooley,
ll3 Chestnut street, PhiadeIphia.
FOURTH INSTALLMENT,