Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-28

1869.
G0DEv'S LkDY'S BOOK
IN TIE ASCENDANT.
Great Literary ana Pictorial Year.
Twenty-ot1ath Yea.
Volumes Fifty eight and Fifty mine for
this Year will contain
1900 Pages Of Pendinq Mat,er, "a yogcs Of .,r1-
sic II COl0red Steel PIufes confGi,t;ng al Ie4,.$
50 figures IA Steel FnQrapings 100 FOOD E,.-
Cravings, $50 articles ~ the best authors of
America. And all these wiN be giren in $50, at
prices JOr Which TOE see.
OUR EXTREMELY LOW CLUB RATES.
TIE OLDEST, THE BEST AND CHEAP
EST MAGAZINE IN AMERICA
Useful, Ornamental, Instructive.
We have now several new Dc partmonts Our Mu-
sic, Of which Three Dollars worth is given very
year. Gardening for the Ladies'. cur Health De-
partmnt How 10 make Cheap Furniture, it'll IL
Illustrations. The Housewife or, How 10 Economiza
and Conduct . House. The art OF Orn mental HAIR
work, with engrsvings The Hair--hor t. Preserve
Promote and Keep Luxuriant The Teell--hpw to
Preserve and Beauti'y ON Literary Department
is the strongest In the country.
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
engrsvings Of articles tha. ladies' make Up for
Fancy Foirs, with de crptiops low - make them
The usual comforts of the Lady's Book are
How to dress with taste. Children's cloth show
to cut and contriye them. Patchwork The Dress
maker and the N illiner.
Drawing in all its variety. useful to the beginner
and the proficient.
Fashions from the estab shmcnt of the c. .et t.tod
" hrCdie" will be in evero number.
Point Brussel and Venetian ace Of every rari-
ETY..
One hundred pages OF reading Will be given every
month.
Godry's splendid engra- ings on steel
london, Paris, and Phi'aieiyhi. IA hions-Go-
dey's Four, Five and six-hgurea Colored Fashions.
Embroidery Patterns, Model Cnttsges--wc still
continue the utilization Of these beautiful designs
Dressmasirg-with diagrams TO cut by.
Dress Patterns-IofAn's aud Children dresses,
with descriptions how TO make them. All kinds Of
Crochet and Netting work.
The Nurse and the Nursery-very excellent arti-
cles upon these sutjec will often be given.
Godcy's Invaluable Receipts upon Every
Subject.
In the various numbers for 1859, will be found The
newest designs for
Window rarfdins. B,oderie An0ldise. Slippers,
.Bonnets, Caps. Cloass Evening Dresses,
Fancy articles, Headdresses, Han
Dressining. Brides Dress.
es. Robes dc tham
bre, Car
rage Dresses Ri
ding HABITS, WredUlS, NgH-
fNds, Waking Dresses, and Morning Dresses
crochet and Netting Work IN colors
Slippers in colorS.
Send in your orders soon, as we expect our list for
1853 will reach 10000 copes- TIL BIS pan OF sub
riding ID to sehd your mon. direct to the publish
These who send large amounts hal bettfr send
drafts, but notes will answer II drafts cannot lie
procured.
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy one year, g. Two copies one year. So
Three copies one year So.
Five copies year ana extra copy to the person
getting n? the club, making SIX copies $40:
Eight copies year, and extra copy tho per
81 ven copies one year. and an extra copy to per-
son getting up the club, making twelve copies, $50
~ The above terms cannot be deridted from, ~
matter hOtO many are ordered.
And the only magazine that can be Introduce into
any OF the above clubs 10 Arthur's Home Magazine
One more Of that work can be included In a club
In place Of the Lady's Book, II preferred.
sPBCI AL OLuBBIN0 WITH OTHER MAGAZINES.
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Asgaslne
both one year for % so.
Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine beth
one year for "a 60.
Godsy's Lady's Book, Harper's Magazine, and Ar
thurs Home Nag, zine one year, &6 90.
The above 10 the only way We can club with HaY-
per's Magazine.
The mtney must all be sent at one time for any
the Clubs.
Subscribers in the British Provinces, who send for
clubs must remit 30 cents extra on every subscriber
TO pay the American postage to the lines.
Address LA Cooley,
123 Chestnut street Philadelphia Pa.