Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-03-13
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.
AND TuE
Ladies, and Gcntlemen's world Of
Literature and Fashion.
(7ae Casket and the Genfieman's United.)

(7Ae Casket and the Gentieman's United.)
| A NEW Volume, under the above tide Of the
L wen established and fashionable Magazine,
The Philadelphia Casket in conjunction with the
Gen leman's Magazine, which las been every where
pronounced the most readable and popular Of the
day. will I've opened on the First Of January, ls4l
with an array Uf Contributors uied by the union
Of talent and fame, which periodical in the
try can boast or pretend TO rival. The December
number will, however, he a specimen Of the new
volume. The Volume will be opened with q new
and beautiful type, the finest white paper, and with
the first Of series of Embellishments unsurpassed
l'y any which have yet appeared in nry Magazine,
The style of cit gance the beauty and finish OF these
illustrations, and the cxen'ivc impo vcrnents which
will be made in ITS Typographical appearance, and
above all. the tone OF It's l'tey department, by the
bril- liant array If contributors whose articles have
enriched the pages of eech numser, will give il char
acier, second to no Magazine in the Union The
character OF the art ces which ssall appear in its
pages, will he equally removed from sick sen,i-
mentality, and IRON an aif ttation # morality but
VIII le a true delineation of human naiuie i'm every
variety Of passion is aimed at nothing shall be
found IN rs pages to cause blush upon the check
OF the most pure
The Literary character will I've sufliieHtly guar.
dntecd l'y the reputation Of boh Mag zines thus
have been regular Contributors to their pages and
the tales and sketches published in lhrn have lcen
wild ly copied and read, and the firm a d indepcti-
dent tone "f the criticisms, upon the current teia-
ture OF the day. has been every whe approved and
commended. The iist Of cOn,ribut,rs rs embraces the
names of most of the principal writer's in America,
with respectable numler OF English authors.
The series of well known nautical papers, ent-
ted uzing in the last War,' have had a Iun,
iInpn ,li,, L,,n >. Ii 4
for yehIs.-The auih,r pron TO open the firs, of
new seri of Tai, Of the Sea, and from hi. known
abilities "a n jepicler of 'ea scenes and life, much
may be relied upon from him in maintaining the
popularity OF the Magazine Papers may lie expect
ed during the volume, ul.o from the author OF the
well known articles, entitled 1.-The Log Of Old Iron
side The author of "Sy rian Letters" will also
lend his powerful and grateful pen, to sustain and
Increase The equation of the work.-Ihe valuable
aid # tie au hut Of Leaves fom a Lawyers Port
Folio" has "so been s,cu; ed, and we may expect
something s,i ! more thrilling from the capacious
stres which long life in the profession has ena-
bIcd him 10 anass. An occns onal Ch-Ch with
Jenny Shou," and "Oiver Oidfe.luw," is also
promised; wrh variety # choice articles in pr sc
ard verse, from var,us writer's OF celebrity as con-
lributors to The prominent Mughzin,s OF the cou,.-
Try. The edtuis nf tolh Magazines continue Their
eftViccs uider the new arrangement. With such
an array OF 'n'ebt Mag0zne ot unlvalled attfac.
tons, may safely be pronis the Coming volume.
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of our ady subscribers, we shall the ensuing vo,-
umc furnish them with beautiful and correct plate
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Will neither lie unwelcome nor unpopular. The
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sued.
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