The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23

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m8ydo so under the assurance mat they
~ Al received more for their money IN the
Magazine alone, than by subscribing to
any other work. To this is added and in
cInded in the same Sb3, the bADl'S Dull
LAR NEWSPAPER, which contains 10
one month nearly, II not quite us much
reading matter as the other monthlies,
making for $3, the amount THERE ARE
rFouLiARTIrs about Godey's hadys BOOK
'or 'i'e 'ar,es %, t"a' ~ u'neI ai1sSA'"e po'
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,ri,I, Z r,Il aasrr,n,inn TLis fea,ure s
peculiar to Cooley, as no other work has
ihem every month and colored. Then
there are Gaps, bonnets, ChehlseNes'
Eqnest' anism for Ladies', wlth E"gra
wings. The Ladies' Work Fable, with
designs for knitting, melting, Gro ohei,
and all other Kinds ofwork Patterns for
Smoking Gaps, Chair covers. WINDOW
curtains, u Oyiey furses' n'gs, &C.
&C Hea,'h ana "ean'N WV" h"g''I
ai ,Jouo. ,,r.av,nrs .lyo,s Ilus.
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ha ,,1an ~, a,d hc,,,, C,In.cd
Wo3ern Coiapes and i.olored Flower
Pieces occasslonally. These are all ex.
ira 10 Godoy and to be found in no other
Magazine. These were all gwen las'
year, and viii he continued Ia add
ilcn, we shall have IN every No., one Of
"CR OOME,S SKETCHES OF AMERI-
CAN CuApAcrrpJs JsTlrs,
A MOS, an,,sjnn ser,ss nn,y Gre, r;ye, ia
- ,aa,i,an onhIin Thosa va ha II.
W. vs., - ~" p H. g. e.
the powerful pen Of T. S. Arthur. Eso
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prePara''on' ana wen DC pnoiished our
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Having given SO many Model Cottages
we intend now to commence the pubiiea
ton OF Cottage Furhlture--a very neces
sary appendage to Cottage.
RELIGION AND HISTORY.
Orr soper,,r Artists. Walters. Thicker
pease ana Welch are nav epcaced unon
a set of pla,es illustrative ofih.s. Two
.ubiects
ORR NTSIc
prarerad evpras.lv f,r usmostlv oriri
nal and beautifully printed has lonr
dcciaea mr.. .fe,a,ce ov.r
r,ot of any otler Mauazine L,s faat
NO., ~ Tia Ronk
,rr, ~ rrro INV c,,.p orr, or~o
AZ Ia rsi1., CitnnnNi M AZ E'' VT W.
oIi D 4-ADi OWN
W ith such writers as Mss Leslie, Grace
Greenwood. W H' Slmms, Mrs. EIlet' !.
>. Athnr, Mrs. e. Oakes Smith, Mrs.
Neal, IL 1. IuckefmFn, w. Tier |
bret, Nc, the author OF the Widow Bed,
OFT, Professor Frost, BRYANT, bongieliow
ilolmes-and host OF others--must al |
ways take the lead in literary merit.
TERMS;
For Three Dollars we will send the
Iady's Book, containing more reading
than any other monthly, and the Lady's |
Dollar Newspaper published twice
month, which contains as much reading |
rs any of the So periodicals. of the da,- |
max ng three publications in one month, !
or if the subscriber prefers the following
splendid engravings to the Lady's Dollar
Newspaper, (although we would not ad