The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-01-19

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who subscribe TO
Godey's Lady's Book,
ma do so under the assurance that they
M,l received more for their money in the
Magaz,ne alone, than by subscribing to
any other work. To this is added and in
clud ed in the same So the LADI'S DOL.
LAR NEWSPAPER, which contains IN
one month nearly, If not quite as much
reading matter as the other mon'Elies,
making for S;3, the amount. THERE ARE
PECULIARTIEs about Gode,'s Lady's Book
for The ladies' that no other Magazine pos
sesses. There is a Mtzzotlnt and Line
! Engraving IN each number-hoth by the
best arris,s. In addition TO these, there
are given monthly what no other maga.
zine gives-a Coloured Fashion Plate,
with full description. THIS feature Is
pc Cnliar to Cooley, as no other work has
them every month and colore'. Then
there are Caps, Bonnets, Chemise ties,
Eqne nestraiusm tor Ladies', with Engra-
vings. The Ladies Work Table, with
designs for knitting, netting, cio chet,
and all other kinds OF work Patterns for
Smoking Caps, Chair Covers, Window
Curtains, DOyley's, Purses, Bags, &c.
&c. Health and Reauty, with Engra,
wings Model Cottages, with ground
plans, and other engravlngs, always Illus
ustra i've Of something useful. Music,
beautifully printed on united paper, which
may be taken out and bound. CulOred
Modern Cottages. aud Culored Flower
Pieces occasionally. These are al ex-
IRA in Gudoy. and to he found N no other
Nj gazine. These were all gwen last
year, and will he continued. In add-
tIon, we shall have 10 every No., one of
"CROOME'S SKETCHES OF AMERI-
CAN CHARACTERISTICS
4 most amusing series, now first given to
The American public. These Will be liz
lustrared in every No. by a Story from
the powerful pen Of I. 5. Arthur. L q
THE CHANGES OF FASHION,
Illustrated by Fay Robinson, L q, This
series will be very interesting TO lhe la
dies.
1.-THE APPLICABILITY OF THE
FINE ARTS TO DUMES TIC
USES"
Is another series Of itngravings 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 pnbIica
ton of Cottage Furuiture--a very neces
sary sppendage to Cousge.
RELIGION AND HISTORY.
Our superior Artists, Walters, Tucker.
Pease and Welch, are nuw engaged upon
a set of plates illustrative vi these two
subjects.
OUR MUSIC.
Prepared expressly for us-mos,l ,ly orig-
nal, and beautifully printed, has long
commanded a declded pre- ference over
,ha, of any other Magaziue. 1t is feat
urc in The Book.
THE LITERARY CHARACTER OF GO
DEY'S LADY BOOK.
With such writers as Mss Leslie, Grace
Greenwood. w. G.. Simms, Mrs. Elet, 7. ,
). Athur, Mrs. f. Oakes Smith, Mrs. J
G. Neal, IL. I. Tuckermsn, IL w. Her
bret, &c, the author Of the Widow Bed
oft, Professor Frost, Bry ant, Long gfellow
Holmes-and a host Of others-must al
ways take The lead in Literary merit.
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Lady's Book, containing more reading
than any other monthly, aud the Lady's
Dollar Newspaper published t"ice a
month, which contains as much reading
AS any Of the So periodicals. Of tie day
making three publications in one month,
or il the subscriber prefers the following
splendid engravings to the Lady, Dollar
Newspaper, (although we would not ad.
wise II, as engravings connot be sent,
through The mail without being crushed |
or cressed,) we will send the beautiful
plate containing the portraits Of Harriet
Newell Fanny Forester, Mrs. Steward,
Mrs. Ann II. Judson and Mrs. Il b
Dwight. and the plates Of Christ Weeping
over Jernsalam, The Opening of the Ss-
pnlchre, Deliveraucc of ST. Peter, aud
The Rebuke. preferred TO the News
paper or plates, we viii 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.
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plates TO each subscribe.
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person sending the Club, and sets Of
plates to each.
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scriber, and a copy Of the Book TO the
person sending the Club.
For One Dollar we will send the Lady's I
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Address. l.. A. Cooley,
lib Chesnut street phuada