GOdey's Lady Book and Arthur's


Magazine.
MODEL COTTAGES,
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Cottages have become decidedly the fashion
In every highly cultivated part of the republic
may be found new buildings of the class called
Cottages built according 10 those ideas of ele-
gance and comfort which are not inconsistent
with rational economy We are anxious to lend
the influences of our widely circulated magazine
10 the diffusion of a taste for beautiful arehtec-
ture, applied to common dwellings. This we
purpose TO accomphs:


Bv submitting our readers series of d. signs
for Cottages, Farm Houses, Villas,
aud other Dwellings, embracing every appropri-
ate comfort and the greatest variety of Beauty
and, by accompanying these Designs with an
alyticaI aud critical remarks, pointing out in
what this beauty consist. and on what princi-
pies both founded.


By submittinga series of Designs for finishing,
CITING up, fixtures. and furniture suitable to the
dffere descriptions of Cottage, Farm and Villa
Buildings-and by accompa ming these with re-
marks on thair fitness for the end in view. such
as lighting, heating, ventillating, &C.. as well
as with analytical and critical remarks their
style or be auty.


By avoiding. when it is not absolutely neces-
sary, the use of the terms peculiar 10 Architec-
ture-by explaining all such as used, when
they first occur-and by adopting such a yle
| will render the work esily underst BOD by tn e
nnintiated reader, as well as subservient TO the
purpose of educating young persons in Archite c.
ture art of taste, especially those of the
female


| We commence our series with Model Cot
tage for very small family.


L. A. Cooley, Publisher.


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