Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-04-06
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been pronounced the most readable AID popular
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by the union, oftalsut and fame, which 70 ped-
odieal in the county can boast or pretend V Ti-
val. The December number, will, however, Be
a specimen Of the new volume. The Voums
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the finest Whiis paper, and with The 6rst OF ~
,ies of Embellishments UNSURPASSED By any which
have yet appeared in any Magazine. The style
of elegance, the beauty and finish Of these iHas-
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and, above all, the tone Of It's literary depart
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Der, will give it a character, second to no Mage
ziRe N The Union. Ths character Of Ibo arti-
eles which shall appear in its pages, will b
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and from an aasctaliOn Of morality, but while
true delineation Of human nature In every vari-.
ETY. Of passion is aimed at, nothing shall b.
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most pure.
The Literary Character will be ,uese;sntjv
guaranteed by the reputation Of both Magnzincs
thus united, for years past. Writers off he 6rrt
rank have been regular contributors 70 their M.
ges, and the tales and sketches published in ,b.U,
have been widely copied and read, and the 6,-,
and indepe ndent tone Of ire criticisms uDon ~.
current literature Of the day, has been ave.
where approved and commended.
The List Of Contributors embraces the name,
of most of the principal writer's in America, ,WitL
a respectable number Of English auihOn.
Original articles have appeared, during The
last year, from the pens of the following:-
Professors Ingraham, John Frost, N
C Brooks and c F Wines; Captain Mar
ryatt, Morton. McMichael, ESQ, Hon X
T Conrad, Esq, Willis, Gaylord CLARK
ESQ, Charles J Peterson, Rev Thos II
Stockton, Samuel W Stockton, E Arm.
strong, Esq, Gen o P Morris, Leigh
Hunt, Eng. Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler.
Park Benjamin, Douglas Jerold, Eng.
Joseph C Neal, James F Otis, r s Eli.
OFT, David Hoffman, Esq, Charles West
Thompson, Judge Temper, John Du
Sole, ESQ, Granville MelIen, P B Elder.
The Author of"Stanley," Edgard A Poe,
i T G Spear, Author of "Howard Pinck-
!, ney," Mrs L Sigourney, Miss Catherine
H Waterman, Mrs Ann Stephens, Ben
!, = son Hill, DR.. X Mitche II, James Mont
d gomery, A M'Makin and E Holden, Esos,
e ] Beauchamp Jones, J E Dow, Mrs e
F Elicit, DR. Thomas Dunu English.
In addition to this brilliant array of namso
known to fame, the distinguished services of q
host of anonymous writers ofnO ordinary abili-
ties, have given worth and character to the pa
:. ges of the Magazine. The series ofwelI known
: nautical papers entitled, "Cruizins in the Last
. Wal, bavs had a run, unequalled by any Seriss
published in any Magazine, for years. The au-
thor promises to open the first of new series Of
:, Tales of the Sea, and from his known abiIities
=" '" as a depictOr Of sea scenes and life, much NAV
: be relied upon from him in maintaining the pop
: ularity of the Magazine. Papers may b e1.
= pected during the volume, also from the author
of the we'll known articles entitled, "Ths Log Of
Old Ironside." The auteor of"Syrian Letter.. u
will also lend his powerful and graceful pen, to
sustain and increase The reputation of the work,
The valuable aid of the author of f"Leayes from
LAWYERS Port Folio,'' has been ecured.-and
we may expect something still more thrilIins
: from the capaciOus stores which long life II
!. the profession has enabled him to amsss. Al
occasional Chit-Chat, with ''Jsremy ShOrt,,' anC
EsOliver Oldfellow, . is also promised; with va.
riety of choice articles, in prose and verse. frou
various writers of Ofcelebrity, as Contributors Il
the prominent Magazines of the country. Th.
editors Of both Magazines continue their services
under the new arrangement. With such Al
array of talent, Magazine ofusariUGlled attrac
l. tionS may safely be promised the coming vol
ume.
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We the Magazine. The choicest pieces of music fc
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~, number of the work.
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