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SIXTY SECOND AND sIXTY.THIRD VOLUME,
VIZ CoqRia
1890 Pages of Reading Natter, FL Pages Of
Music, IL Colored Steel Fashion Plates, CON
tanning at least 50 figures, rs Steel En- ~
81 cravings 1900 Wood Engravings
+ $50 Articles by the best authors ri.
u.f. of America. And all these ea
-, will be given in 1861,
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The immense increase 10 the eli cula.ion of TO-
dey-hasing doubled tself'n the last three years
is convincing proof ofthe superiority oftbe ork
il the work itself was not sufficient evidence And
when il is considered that NOT BRIDE in the shape
Of premium has ever been offered, it shows that
Godey's Lady's Book stands first in the hearts of
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Book and not the premium.
The LITERATURE
Of the Iadys Book is BY the first writer's in Amer
lea, and has always been remarkable for its high
literary and moral character. Ciergymen recon-
mend the Book, end it can be read aloud in the
family circle. The matter is lar superior tathat of
any oher magazine, hayinga healthy aud iSstruct-
i've Tone Can any other work name such writer's as
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aud Hidden Patt;" AIRS. MEITAVfCTORIA
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SUNSHINE AND SHADE, -
A story of great interest (tbe scene is laid in the
South), by Miss Fannie Warner, wfllbe commence
ed in the January number, snd run nearly through
the year. This will be the story of the season,
and will be copyrighted.
A HUMOROUS STORY
by the author OF. Miss Slimmens," viii be given
during the year. aN
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Biitain. You may look in vain for fifteen such
steel engravings as have been published in the
sixtieth and sixty -6rst volumes Of this Book and
those for 1851 will equal il no. snIpass them.
The design and execution Of these plates have
elected general remark not only in this country
but in England. Lei it be observed also that we
give ficea steel engravings, three more than any
contemporary. It is also singular fact that no
other ma gazine goes to the expense of oricina,
designs for their spel eogravings.
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