Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-07
The Great Year Of
G0DEY'o LA. Us BOOK
FIFT IETH VOLUME

Published twenty-five years by the same proprietor.
Great Attraco for next year. 0ne hundred pages Of
eadng each month The oldest Magazine In AmeriSf,
and the only especially devoted to the Sants 81 e
adie Of America and supported as such BY the ladies'
Of this untry for the last twenty Eve years. We com
this volume with the largest lst, by many thou
sands, that have bad since commenced the work
We have in addition 10 many excellent features, to
ada treaties the hair and croehet work IN cOlOTs
We think these features will be appreciated BY our
subscribers All celebrated sorpG Of contributors
will favor usual with those writings that have made
the Ladys Book" celebrated throughout our country
literary standard. In steel sngrayngs We have al
ways stood unrvaed and the attention will still
be given to it. to enable to sustain our proud superb
GRITTY Our fashions with diagrams-This department.
which has given great satisfaction to lady subscrber
will be continued Drawing lessons for youth, We have
atleast thousand designs still on band 70 publish
therefore this department will be continued with unaba-
ted energy Any child learn drawing BY these lee.
sons. Paris London and Philadelphia Fashions-Ths
only colored fashions upon which any reliance can be
placed received direct from Paris and adapted to the
iaste Of American ladies by our own "Fsshion Editor
with full directions Dress makhg-our monthly de-
scrption of dress making, with plans TO cut BY None
but the latest fashions given. The directions are 80
plain that every lady do her own dress making
EmbTodery-An infinite variety in every number Dress
patterns-Infants and childres dresss with descrip
tions how to make them. All kinds Of crotchetand net
ting work New patterns for cloaks manalets tamas,
collars chemsettes sundersleeves-wh full directions
Every new pattern from Paris every two weeks having
resident editor there. The nursey-This subject is
treated upon frequently Godeyis invaluable receipts
upon every subiect-Indispsnsab every family worth
more than the whole cost of the book. Musie-Three
dollars worth every year. Model cottsges-eottags
plans will be continued as usual.
In the various numbers for 1855, win be found the
newest designs for window curtains boderie angaise
slippers bonnets, caps, eoaks, evening dresses fancy ar
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carriage dresses, brides dresses wFeaths manlas,
walking dresses riding habits, and morning dresses-
Dresses for infants and young misses boys dresses
and cloaks of fur in season. patterns for nsedework II
all kinds and patterns To cut dresses by are given month
ly - Orders for any of the above articles, or for
clothing for ladies and children, patterns for ditto fur
niture ewehy, head ornaments etc etc. viii be atten.
ded by remitting TO the publisher Splendid STEEL
lains and mezozinett engiavngs in every numher.--
They are always TO be found IN Cooley. "Godegs La
dys Book contains precisely that for which You have
to take least three other magazines TO get the sane
amount of information 1t is impossible TO give in the
limits Of an advertisement list Of all the articles that
are published in the Book" during the year, but every
kind of fancy work for the ladies' first appears in the
columns Of the Ladys BookS-such As buele and bead
work, ainting on velvet, rice shell work, ETC. The
! ''Lady's Book" must be seen TO be appreciated.
Terms, cash in advance, postage paid-0ne copy one
year sS two copies sneyear S5 i've copies year
extra copy to the person sending the club hakng sx
copies Sl0 eight copies year. and extra copy 10
the person sending the club, making nine copies els;
eleven copies year. and extra copy to the person
| sendiSg the club, making twelve copies $50.
9 Remember that the postage Is only two cents Z
number. EX-Additons ofoAe or 70 clubs are re-
ceived AT club prices ~ A specimen or specimens
will be sent direct to any postmaster making the fequet
- We can always supply back numbers for the yssr
as the work sstereoyped Subscribers in the Briiisl
provinces who send clubs remit thrty-six cent
extra every subscriber 70 pay the American pesag
to the lines Address,
L. A. GoDEY,
| lis Chesnut-street, Phila