The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-27
4 .NEJV VOLUME
JANUARY 1912.
GRAHAM'S LADY'S AND
GENTLEMAN'S
M A G. A Il | N E.


NJ A G A Il | N E.
With more span ILL embellishments than any
ether Magazine in the Union.
EDITED BY
George r. Graham, Mis-. Ann S. Stephens,
C.. J. Peterson, Mrs. Emma G. Embury,
Edgar \. Poe.
T T,Ss u, ncs''T + Permanent and regular
Geo, p, Morris contributors
This work devoted to both sexes will open a
new volume with the number fer January, 1872,
with an array ofcontrhutors oftalent and fame,
which no periodical in the country Gun boast or
pretend to rival.
The volume will be opened with q new and
beautiful type the finest white paper, and with
4 the first of II
.Ncv Series Of Embellishments
unsurpassed by any which have yet appeared in
any Magazine. The style of clcrancc, the beau
ty and finish Of these Illustrations, and the extern
sivc improvements which will be made in its typ
ographcal appearance and above all the tone of
its literary department gvcnit by the brilliant ar
ray of its contributors, whose articles will eG-
rich the pages o. each number, will give it 4
/ character ADORE any .NagG-ine in the Union.
The Magazine has become the standard of taste
! in matters of establishment and has led the way
| in every thing really beautiful published i'll the
! Magazine of last year. The voice of the public
press, while il places the work at the head Of ~
mcrcan LltcraturC,is unanimous III the announce
meut. that no worI, ever started in the country
! has been elegantly cInbclhsEed or has rapid
" increased For the new volume, the most en-
tensivc arrangements have been made with the
most DISTINGUISHED artists in the country for Il
supply of elegant embellishments ofall soIts.
| Our Bequiifnt Nj EZZOTINT EngraringS.
| It,,f;,,J, ~. ,,oro e,tfsr,cto, to ho oIJo to
y,,n tL,t,,o I,,.n ,7o,Io ar,,,,ro,,,o,s y,;tb Nr
| S,rq,,x Tho ACCOMPLISHED mezzotint cnnr,ver.
| ,,lo., ,I,tcs L,yo rnntrihrtod ca much to tbn
hramtv nf thn moro2ine heretofore, bv which we
secure his eplenJ ,ne--o,iuts far thS ,rork afone
| No other marazjnc of this kind can have them
without permission from US.
THIS we take to be good move and although
the preference IS pNrchtSeu ny us ala very hca'y
exp chsc VIC arc colilGcht mat nothing can DC GOT
| up TO equal lhcin III beauty OF 10 compete WIN
lhcil III populafity' Inc engagement Is Perillt-
nchl an@ IS cohfl'o 10 magazine WORK al one
| III audllio' TO thosc' we nave secured lt!e b"-
rln oil ahothcf talented ch%flVCF H. o. oauu, Est
OF n !. mat there may DC no disappointment
as TO number or reg"llf"y. lheSe VIII DC e4"ai
To- any thing published, So ulit we are apie con-
hdehlly TO promise
ii .ue@2OhHt III EceTy .fHmOcF
These beautiful enrravirrs will therefore form
| . IN nj AiIp1ylpp
hnr So th,t we shall he nbIc 10 distance any thinr
ike comnetitjon on this Ground. These mates
orc tho most extensive that can be rot M for a
ma~nzjne of hrge circulation, in consequence of
the great price of prlntng-bcng more than
| douhln that of line enoravinrs-and the ncccssi-
ty Of reduplicatme the plates; our edition alrea-
y rendering it necessary that two or three plates
Of the same subject must be prepared Tor every
iiu'l'pet III winch .iicy "io u'Go, io" pilit
.'1 u''o'i s'o''o 't'' mo. Va I'J
i0r inc last year. anu coH"c'ity 'SsoI' Ditt 1t
thc same ratc OF increase we sIH issue III ~
III VI p' loSo 'l'll. eo'1I
INV ian ;, a '',J;hi ~ '''o
OtT 'oP'e'"'" - L L-i1A E''5T"tM9S'
We have also entered inio distinct and per-
mnnant arrangement with Rowdon. Wr ght,
Hatch s Smile, and with A. l.. Dick Esq. of
New York. for Il series ofsplcndd engravings, to
be 90; up in style unsurpassed by any that have
ever been done in this Country. The wide spread
fame of these artists is Il sufficient guarantee of
the character of the work we shall receive from
thier hands. SO that with such an organization,
we may safely defy competition in the way ofcm-
bcllishmcnts, show the world pattern for others
to follow in the way of liberal and udcious OK
pcndturc, and fix IL new era in the history of
magazine publishing in this country 1t is libel
upon American artists to presume that the worn
out plates of old English Annals are to compare
with or be preferred, to the beautiful creations
Of their genius, taste, and skill.
Elegant Embossed Work.
An agreement has also been made with that
meritorioiis and accomplished artist, f. Quarre
Esq. for full supply of tasteful