The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-21

cinlho, Oicilcut, Edgar JdnVlcT, ana OtNer du-
thors of note, the contributors to this number.
SOME FEW NEW NOTICES.
We are pleased to observe the mingling of the
useful and solid with the elegant and refined, and
feel that the public owe much to the man who has
done his full share in expelling improbable read
ing from the hands of the young, by giving them a
magazine over which lady'spurc taste presides. -
Episcopal Recorder.
As magazine, the Iady's Book ranks foremost
among all its contemporaries. If there are any per-
sons who would like to subscribe for good maya
zine, they should subscribe for the Ladys Book the
first book of the NATURALIZATION Pa.
We recommend to our fair readers who wish to
subscribe for work that is worth more than the
subscription, to take Godey's Lady's Book.--Maine
Journal
It is the topmost work in the great literary pile
OF the Union Georgia Standard.
The February No. of this splendid monthly and
universal favorite, is little ahead of any thing in
the magazine line that has ever come under our
notice. Cooley is determined to keep ahead of all
competitors. Reading Journal.
IL Is only justice to say, that Cooley surpasses
most II not all, his competitors, in the number and
beauty OF his embellishments, and in the excellence
OF his contributions. " Republican,
Cooley publishes THE magazine of the day--Potfs-
totcr. Ledger.
Whether We consider the character of its contri-
buttons or Its embellishments it is in every respect
We say to all who would have a splendid monthly
subscribe to Godey's Lady's Book.-Muyland
Democrat.
For his interchangeable e.ertions to please, and his
unique, Cooley deserves the patronage Of all who
can appreciate the beautiful. Every American
lady should be subscriber to this truly American
work -Norh Carolina Republican.
1t seems that Cooley has now arrived at the ne
plus ultra in the magazine line, and that nothing
more beautiful than the present number can come
from the magazine press.-kentucky Flag.
II Is the Household Book and Parlor Companion
OF the Union.-Nep York MessengeT
We consider it decidedly the best periodical of
the kind published in this country.-Ne,c York
PheIps's alias.
We can most heartily recommend this Magazine
to our female acquaintance.-Ohi Eagle.
Its rich and surprising beauty win make it
welcome visitant wherever it wends its way, while
its elegant and refined literature will amply repay
Its host OF readers for the liberal support which it
ceives.-Georgian.
II even surpasses in the richness and number of
its embellishments, the January issue.-N Y
Kingston Republican
Every succeeding number SURPRISES the proceed
ing. Where will be his limits? What his acme Of
perfection IS. c. Banner.
There is lavish, voluptuous expenditure of
beauties and graces that makes us poor in express
sion. This number again far exceeds all its pre-
decessors, that we should fall short of its merits
and show our own stupidity in every attempt to
praise n.-Gsogia Jefrsonian.
Cooley certainly gets up the best magazine in the
United States. No pains expense is spared to
make 1t a welcome visiter to all its patrons
Georgia Wing.
We can only repeat our previous expressions of
adnaration Of the taste and talent displayed in
every issue Of this popular monthly, through the
hberaiity and energy OF the publisher, Mr.. Cooley.
Maine Gospel Banner.
IL is beautiful, as all its numbers are. We place
this work at the head of all such publications as far
ms our acquaintance with them extends; and we
do not think that the gay and fashionable find
alaHa ffD.k ~fs .l..x Il Al
lC'~isfian InteuigsneU.
TERMS CASH IN ADHANCE-Postags paid
MAGNIFICENT AND Expensive PRRnruMs
Subscribers TO Club, Single StibscTibers NAV
choose different engravings.
One copy one year SO, with any fioo of the fol-
lowing splendid premium plates Death Bed Of
the Rev. John Wesley" Wesley Preaching in the
WISDOM" General Taylor and Old Whitley
Likeness Of the Rev. John Wesley" of his
co-laborer, the Rev. John Fletcher'-the last two,
though separate engravings, we only count as one
premium.
Two copies for SIS, and any two Of the above
prints TO each subscriber.
Five copies for $40, and an extra copy of the
Book, and any two Of the above engravings TO the
person sending the club.
Eleven copies for $40, and extra copy of the
Book, and any fee Of the above engrayings 10 the
person sending the club.
Any person sending s. in advance, subscription
for 1850 and 5l, will be entitled 10 any -four Of the
above cngrayings.
MORE AND MOST LIBERAL OFFERS.
For $40 In advance, ten copies of the Lady's
Book will be sent, and copy Of either Of the above
magnificent prints sent 20 each subscriber, and an
extra copy OF the Lady's Book, and an engraving
TO the person sending the club. They can, in an
cases, select which they please.
For 30 we will scnd ten copies Of the Book. and
thirty copies Of any Of the above engrayinRs.
Single number OF the Lady's Book, IS cents.
The above are large-sized parlor prints. The
death Bed Of Wesley contains many portraits
Wesley Preaching in the Amphitheatre" contains
hundreds Of figures, and cost 500 TO engrsve H.
America Guided by Wisdom Is very large line
engraving, and coat ! 800 10 engrave. General
Taylor and Old Whitey"e one Oh the largest Of the
General Taylor prints, and is engraved from an
original painting, at cost Of 900. The heads Of
Wesley and Fletcher Of good sire for framing.
The above plates cannot be purchased at the Stores
at ler than 3 each.
ANOTHER SET OF PLATES FOR CLUBS.
An entirely distinct offer from that above, leaving
subscribers 70 take their choice Of this wide range
Of Premums-either the above offers or those we
now propose.
Every member Of club, or any subscriber in
any other way shall each be entitled 10 the four fol-
lowing beautiful scriptural plstes:-"Christ's Re
buke;o "Christ Weeping over Jcrusalem;" ''Tbe
Two Marys at the sepulchrc," and The Deliver.
ance OF 81. Peter"
Premiums only sent trhen the subscriptions are
remifed direct 20 the Publisher.
The LADY's BOOK for 1850 will contain several
hundred good enersvings.
Posfrasier, and Others sending Clubs ,rfu oJi,ss s
name. II Is no inconvenienee 10 them, and
PREMIUMS TO fHE TOXINS SENDING
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF SUB
SCRTBERS.
The town sending US the largest number Of mail
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