The American patriot., 1855-01-24

GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT YEAR
W One hundred pages Of reading each lnontI-Wt
commence this volume with the largest list by many
thousands, that have had since we commenced th
! work. We have, in addition to cur many except
features, to add 4 treatise the hair and croche
work in coors We think these new features will be
appreciated by our subscribers. All celebrated
corps OF contributors will favor us as usual with those
writings that have made the "fady's Book so cele
brlted throughout country as literary standard
STEEL ENGRAyISGs--In this department, we have
always stood unrivaled; and the same attention will
still be given to it, TO enable us to sustain our proud
] superiority
/ OUR FASHIONS WITH ptAGRAMs-Ths department
which has given great satisfaction lady subsc.i
bers, will still be continued.
DRAWING LESSONS FOR YotTn-We have at least
one thousand designs still hand to puhlisl there
fore this department will be continued with rnnbated
energy. Any child can learn drawing bv these lessons
PARIS, LONDON & PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.
| The only cololed fashions upon which any reliance
can be placed, received direct from Paris and adapted
to the taste Of American ladies by cur own Fashion
Editor with full directions.
DnFssMAKING--t}ur monthly description of dress
making, with plans TO cut by. None but the latest
fashions are given The objections are 50 plain that
every lmly can be her own dressmaker
EMBRoipERY-An infinite variety in every number
DREss PAYTERNs--Intants and chil(ireit' dresses
with descriptions how to make them. All kinds of
Crochet and Netting work. New patterns for Cloaks
Aantelets, Tamas, Collars, Chemisettes Undersleeyes
with full directions Every new pattern, of any
portion Of Il lady Dress appears first IN the Iady's
Book as we receive consignmens from Paris every two
weeks, having resident editor there.
IhE NtRsERl-Ihis subject is treated upon often,
Godey's Invaluable Receipts upon every subject,
indispensable to every family, worth more than the
whole cost Of the book.
MUsic-Three dollars worth is given every wear
MODEL ooTrAGEs-Cottaee plans will be given as
usual.
In the various numbers for 1855, will be found the
newest designs ton " ndow Curtains, Bloderie Anp-
lse, slippers, Bonnet, Caps Cloabs Evening Dresses
taney Articles iiead-dresseS, Hair-iressne Robes de
ohambre, Carriage Dresses, Brides' Presses Mfeatls
Aaias, Walking Dresses, Riding Habits, and Morn
ing Dresses.
Dresses Tor Infants aud Youns Misses Boys Dresses,
Gapes and Cloaks of fur in season. Patterns for N,e
dlcwok Of all kinds, and Patterns to cut dresses by
are given monthly.
Orders for any of the above articles, or for clothn"
ol ladies' and children patterns for ditto furniture
IeWsF head ornaments, etc, etc, viii be attended to
by femittug 10 tic publisher.
oFhhAbib STEEL, LINE, AND aEssoTtNr ENGRAyfN5s IN
EVERY NJ IrHi--Ihcy are always to be found in Co.
dfy Godeys Lady Book contains precisely that for
"aieA Hon nave to t1he at least three other maa;-
zn3es 10 get the same amount of Information
II IS impossible to give, in the limit of an advertise
mem, list of al the articles that are published in Ne
'oeh during the yeat; but every kind of fancy work
1o: t2e atsS Htst appears III the columns af tle n
"s b9ek-sueA Buele and Bead Work, rafntipp
on NtNet' Riee-Shell Work, etc The LajNs BooE
ih"st en seem u De appreciated
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sendha ,Ill elab making six copies, &ia, eight copies
ee Year. and an extra copy TO due persoa sending The
en3 making nine copies, 49, eleven copies one wear.
ana an extra ceN 70 the person sending the club
takHg twelve copies. &2e
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ir, as the work is stelpptyped
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