Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-01-05
The LEADING PERIODICAL IN AMERICA.
Cooley LADY'S BOOK
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DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF THE T.
Edited by Sarah J. Hale Grace Greenwood. and
L. A. Cooley A Novelette, by Miss f. Leslie
who contributes to every No. N. p Willis, orr
ginal Scriptural Poetry. (. S. Arthur, who
contributes oevery No, illustrative Of Croonle's
Sketches of American CHARACTER
We intend merely TO give a notice Of our IN
tentions for next year, leaving TO others long adj
verdsements-'full of sound and fury, signiIying
nothing.
Agreeable to the practice of last wear. the pub
Usher VIII issue as good number each month as
he does IN January This is a novel feature in
magazine publ .ning. During the whole of last
year he gave more engravings and more reading
matter than any of his contemporaries, and will
continue to do 50 next year. Those who subscribe
TO Godey's Ladys Book, may do so under the as
surance that they will receive more for their mo-
nCy III t4e magazine alone than By sub crfbine to
any other work. To this IS added and included IN
the same So, the Ladys 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 magazines a
month. There are pecuiarities about. Godeys
Ladys Book for the ladies that no other ma gazue
possesses. There is a nezzotint and line engrav-
ing in each number-both by the best artists. In
addition to these there are given monthly what 40.
other snagazine- sives-a colored Fashion Plate
with full description. This feature is peculiar
to Cooley, as no other work has them every month
and coloTed. Then there are Caps, Bonnets. Che
rnseettes, Equestrianism for Ladies' with enerav-
ings. The Ladies Work Table with designs for
knitting, netting, CROCHET, and all other kinds Of
work. Patterns for smoking caps, chair covers,
window curtains, d Oyley's purses, bags, &c &c
Health and Beauty, with engraEiugs. Model cot
tages, with ground plans, and other engravings,
always Illustrative of something useful. Music,
beautifully printed on tinted paper, which may be
alof,O It+af ,1b hon
and coored Flower pieces occasionally. These
all extra in Cooley, aud to be found ia no 9th
err magazine. These were all given last year. and
will be continued, In addition, we shall have in
every No one OF ~Cro0aes Sketches of Il aeryean
Ckr1acterSiics7 q most amusing series now first
given 10 the American public. These viii be il
Illustrated in every No by story from the powel-
full pen of I. S. Arthur, Esq The Changes of
Fashion, illustrated BY Fay Robinson. Esq. IL
series will be very interesting to the ladies' The
applicability of the Fine Arts to Domestic uses"
An other series of engravings now in preparation,
and will be published during the year. Cottage
Furnitrre-Havlng given SO many model Cot.
ges, we intend now to commence the pulHeati. n
of Cottage FurnltuTe--avefy necessary appenda
to cottage Religion sud History. -Uarsupericr
Artists, Walters Tucker, Pease and Welch, are
now engaged upon a set of plates illustrative Of
these two subjects Our Music prepared express
ly for us-rnostly original and beautifully printed
that of any other magazine 1t is feature in
The Book
Literary character of Cooley IS Lady's Book,
with such writers as Miss Leslie, Grace Green
wood w G. Simms, Mrs. EIlet 7. S. Arthur,
Mrs E. Oaks Smith Mrs. j. C. Neal. H. 7. Tuck
erman, II. w. Herbert, sc. the author of Widow
Bedott. Prof Frost Bryant, LongfellovT, Holmes
and host OF others-must always take the lead
in literary L crit.
TERIiS:
For tn, e Dollars we viii send the Ladys
Book, containing more reading than a y other
monthly and the Lady IS Dollar Newsp p r pub
lishe twi a month. which contains as much
Teaiine as any of the So periodicals of the day
making ia eee publications in one months or if the
subscriber prefers the following splendid engrav-
ings to the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, (alth9ugh
we would not advise II, as engravings cannot be
sent through the mail without being chrushed or
creased,) viii send tle beautiful plate contain
ing the portraits OF Harriet Newell Fanny Forres-
ter. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Ann Ii. Judson ard Mrs.
i. B Dwight, and the plates of Christ Weeping
over Jerusalem, The Opening of the Sepulcnre,
deliverance OF ST. Peter, and The Rebuke. Ii pre-
ferTed to the newspaper or plates we viii send
Miss Leslie novel OF Amelia, and any three Of
Mrs. Gray's or Miss Pickering popular novels.
For Five Dollars viii send two copies of
the Ladys Book, and a set OF the plates to each
subscriber.
For Ten Dollars we VIII ser d FIVE copies OF the
Lady's Book and copy to the pc. son sending the
Club, and set of plates to each.
For twenty Dollars, eleven copies of thesB Book
and a set of plates 70 each subscriber, and copy
/ of the BOOK to the person sending the Club
For One Dollar we win send the Ladys Book 4
months, and for p cents any one No. Posiageto
be paid on all orders. Address, t-
l. 4. Cooley,
70 Chestnut street Philada
With any newspaper giving the above few
/ Insertions VIII exchange.
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