Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-21
The Great Year Of
Cooley LA Y'S BOOK.
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Published twenty-five years by the same proprietor
Great Attra cton for next year 0ne hundred pages
eadng eacl month The oldest Magazine in A nerlea
aud the only especially devoted the wants Of IN,
adie Of america, aud supported such by the ladies
OF this unry for the last twenty FIVE ears We com
mence this volume with the largest list by many thou
sauds, that We have had since commenced the work
We have, IN addition 10 our many excellent features
ada treaties Oh the hai; aud croche work in colus
We think these new features will be appreciated by ou
subscribers, All our celeb aed euIps Of contributor
will favor US usual with those writings that have mad
the "Lldys Book" celebrated oughout our COUNT,
literary standard In steel sngravings we have al
Ways stood uurivs ed and the attention will still
we given tO IT, 10 enable us to sustain proud super
ority. On fashions with diagrams-This department
which has given great satisfaction To lady susctbe
will be continued. Drawing lessons for YOUTH hav;,
ut least thousand d. signs still hand to publish
therefore this department will be continued With unpba
ted energy ANY child learn drawing by these lee
sons Paris London and Philadelphia Fashons-Th,
only cOlUred fashions upon which any reliance Can bt
placed received direct irum Paris aud adapted to III,
Iase Of American ladies by our own Fashion Editor
with full directions. Dress makirg-0ur monthly de.
serption OF dress making with plans 70 cut by. NVnt
but the latest ashaus given The directions are 81
plain that every lady can do her own dress making
E'nbrOidery-An infinite variety IN every number Dress
patlerns-I Inians and childres dress with de- ori
ting woik New patterns Tor cloaks, nautaletts, ,tana
coars chemis, ties unuerserves Wuh tu dire ciOus
Every new pattern, from Paris every Two weeks hayu,
resident editor there. The nurse,y-This suffice Il
treated upon frequently. Godey's invaluable reeeip
GpUn every su1 c-lndispessble evey I4nily word
more THAI the "hole cost Of the book Music Three
dollars worth every year. Model cotages-cottage
plauc will he continued as usual.
lu the various numbers for 1855 will be found The
newest design tor window curtains, D, odeIie snglase
slippers bunnet caps ciUaks evening dres, es ancy ar
ticeS, head dresses, hair dressing robes de chamber
Carriage dresses, brides dleeses wreSths, mantilas
walking dresses riding habits, aud morning dresses
Dresses tor infants and young misses boys dresses
aId coakS ot ur in season. patterns for needle work OF
al kinds and patterns to cut dresses by given month.
R SsS Orders for any of the above articles, or for
clO'hng Tor adies and children patterns for ditto, fur
nltuIe ewehy head ornaments etc ETC., will be atten-
ded to 10y renting to the publisher. Splendid STEEL
lalne, ami meZoznett eng,avmgS in every NUMBER
They are always TO be found IN Cooley. 'Gsteys La.
d. Book" contains procise that for which YOU have
tO take at least three other magazines get the same
amount of information. IL is impossible to give in the
limits of advertisements list of all the articles that
published in the "Book" during the year, but every
kind of fancy work Tor the ladies' first appears in tho
columns of the "Lady's BOok"-such as bugle andbea
work, painting velvet, rice shell work, ETC. The
"Ladys Bouk" must be seen to be appreciated
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the person sending the club, making nine copies $40
eleven copies one year. and copy to the person
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~ We can away supply back numbers for the year
as the work is sereoyped Subscribers in the British
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