The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-01-02
CODE 'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1868.
Great Literary and Pictorial Year.

The nuhllsher OF G0deY's La0y'S book, tnank-
fu, TO that public which has enabled MIN to pub
jisb n magazine for the last Mirty-three years of
large circulation than any in Ao,eIica, has made
an arrangement with the most popular authores in
this country-MARlON N HARLAND Auth,rHss
of "Alone," "HiIden PATH" s'Moss Sde," s'Ne-
for every Number OF the Lady's Book for 1868.
This alone will place tho Lady's Book in literary
point Of view far ahead of any other magazine
Marion Harsni writes for 10 other publication.
Our other iavorte writers will al continue to furnish
articles throughout the year
The bcst LGGy's Magazine in tic WoAid, and The
ckeopst,
The literature is of that kin that can be read
aloud in the family circle, and the clergy in i'm
mense numbers are subscribers for the Book.
The music is all original, and would cost 25c is.
1.-THE urce of the Book) in the music stores but
most of It is copyrighted, and cannot be obtained
except in Cooley.
Our Steel Engr avings-All efforts TO rival us
in this have ceased, and we now stand alone in
this department. Civ ing, as we do, many and
infinitely better eng ravingsthan are published in
arv other work.
Coddev's immense double sheet fashion plate s
containing from five to full length Coored
Fashions on each pl ate. Other magazines give
only two. Far ahead of any fashions in Europe
or America. Godey's is the only work in the
world that gives these immense plates, and they
are such as TO have excited the wonder of prblsh-
srs and the public. The publication of the
plates cost 10 900 MORE than Fashion plates of
The old style. and nothing but our wonderfully
large circulation enables us TO give them.-Other
magazines cannot 9fFnrd it. We never spare
when the pnblic can be benefited.
These fashions may be relied on Dresses may
be made after them, and the wsarnr will not sub
iact herself TO ridrn'e, would be the if she
visited the large cities dressed after the style of
III" plates given in some of our o.called fashion
nagaz'ne
aup r oh f,.;,a
or three times many any other magazine, .
nftsn mistaken for steel. They are so far superi-
or 70 arp others.
Jmitotions- beware of them. Remember that
tho Lahy's BOOK is the original putratonand the
rheaposf II You 10 kr Goiey' you wirt other
magazine.
Everything th,t j. u,eful or ornamental in a
houselc0n hr found in Cooley.
Drav7ne Lo,sons--no Other ma gszne g givas them
nnt we have given enough to 6ii several targe vol
ume.
Our Reeeip,s-ar. such as ran be f,und nowhere
else. Cooking in all us va,pty--Conf ,ctiooery
TIE Norsrrv-ibr Toilet ---thr Laundry thu ki.rh.
sn. Receipts upon all subj cts To b. fnuad in
The pages of the Lady's Book. Ne originally
started this depart tment and have prcniiar fart'-s
tor making il most perfect This department alone
Is worth the price of 'hr Book.
Laaies Work TaBe-Th,s department comprisos
enkraV'ngs aad descriptions of every article thpt
lady wears.
MODEL Coitagss:-No other imagine has this de-
partment.
Terms--Cash in Advance
me %Dhe copy one year So Two co ir> one YEAR SIS.
nlee copies one year Sc. Four copies one ve,r ST.
Nv copies ore year, AMI an extra copy 10 the per-
son sending he club, $40.
Ign copies one year, and an ex ra copy TO the
person sending the club SIS
F"tseh copies one year, and an extra COPY to the
person sending the club $50.
ANA Ihe ONLY magazine that ran be mt roJ,c.d a
,n'o me ABOVE clubs in place of the Lady Biok
is Ar'hur's Home Magazine.
SPECIAL cLrBBlNG WITH OTHER MAGAziNEs
Sodey's Lady's Book AMI Arthur's Hon. Magazine
both one year for So. So
"oaeys Lady'S Book and Harper's Magazine both
one year for Si.50
"ouey, Harper and Arthur, will ala three be sent
one year for $500
ifedsufy Notes and Notes of all solvent ba nks
taken at par. "'' 'o'''"' 'a""'
DO careful and pay Tie postage on vouy i,t,,.
Auoiess, L. A. Cooley,
so Chestnut Street, Phiadelpha, Pa.