Chair-MakIng Business.

GOdey's Lady's Book for November.
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JOSEPH c. NEAL, ESQ.
! AUTHOR OF "cHARcoAL sKETCuEs," &c. sc.


Will contribute one of his best articles for the Novem
Der No. of


/ GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.


It is unnecessary for go into detail touching the
merits of this gentleman. There has perhaps no woIk
published in this country from which extracts
have been frequently Dade as the ar-aned Charcoal
! Sketches.


The Proprietor of The Lady's Book the original
publisher of these Sketches and Vouch for their Po-
pularity Besides Mr.. Neal, arrangements have been
made with all the contributors of repue in this coun
try, whose contributions will regularly appear in the
, Book.


The Embellishments of the number will be numerous,
SEVEN ENGRAvINGS
of different kinds. One particularly


A NOVELTY,


Steel Engraving with arabesque border, never be-
fore attempted in this country, and which gave much
ecat to Lockharts Spanish ballads.


THE PLATE OF FASHIONS
anticipates all Others have received from Paris and
London the plates containing the latest fashions tor WIN
ter cloaks, beautifully coloured This alone for the la
dies makes the number invaluable


Are the public aware that omit our fashion
plate! This should be looked to when subscribing for
fashionable magazine They IN eUery number, and
coLo1ued at great expense


1t is pleasant to look back upon long career, and
reflect upon the millions that have received instruction
and amusement from work-it is also gratifying to
know that we have no instance ever published line
of brethren of the press. This shall be our future
course.


THE EMBELLISHMENTS of Godey's Lady's
Book of the first Glass; botn for selection of subject
and skill engraving They consist of MezZotnt Line
and Spple and always engraved by the first artists We
continue have the largest circulation of any magazine
ever published, and presume the have al
ways followed is the reason.