Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-03-30

and irCnl GGA'' "illlom O0aW,
true delineatiOn Of human nature IN evety Ts,j.
ETY. Of passion is aimed at, nothing shall b.
found in IFS pages to crimson TIE cheek Of the
most pure.
The Literary Character will BE- sys5.;s,t,.
guaranteed by the reputation of both Mseazjrs.
thus united. for years past. Writers ofths sr,e
rank have been regular contributors to their ma.
gss, and the tales and sketches published in tb.u
have been widely copied and read, and the 6,n,
and independent tone Of the critieisms unon -.
current literature Of the day, has been svsrv
where approved and commended.
The List of Contributors embraces the D,n..
Of most Of the principal writer's in Amsrie, ,-;tS
a respectable number Of English authors.
Original articles have appeared, dur;ns IL.
last year, from the pens Of the foIlowing;-
Professors lngrabam, John Frost. N
C Brooks and c F Wines; Captain Mar
ryatt, Morton, McMichael, ESQ, Hon r
T Conrad, Esq, Willis, Gaylord CIsrk
Esq, Charles J Peterson, Rev Thos n
Stockton, Samuel W Stockton, E Arm.
strong, Esq, Gen o P Morris, Leigh
Hunt, Eng. Mrs. Fanny KembIe Butler
Park Benjamin, Douglas JenoId, Enc
Joseph c Neal, James F Otis, R s FIii:
Oft, David Hoffman, Esq, Charles We.,
Thompson, Judge Temper, John Dr.
Sole, Esq, Granville MelIen, P B Elder
The Author Of"stanley," Edgard A Poe
T G Spear, Author of sHowsrd Pinct,
ney," Mrs L Sgourney, Miss Catherine
H Waterman, MIS- Ann Stephens, Ben.
son Hill, DR.. J K Mitchs II, James Mon,.
gomery, A M'Makin and E Holden, Esos-
Beauchamp Jones, E Dow. Mrs r
F Elicit, DR. Thomas Dunu English.
! In addition to this brilliant arrav cf mana.
known to fame, the distinguished service. of .
host Of anonymous writer's ofno ordinary sbiIi-
ties, hs ve given worth and eharaeter 60 he o.
ges of the Magazine. The series ofwsII knoT,r
nautical papers emitted, "Cruizins in the L.sf
War;" have had run, unequaIIed by snv seriso
published in any Magazine, for years. The 40.
thor promises 10 open the first of a new serios of
Tales Of ths Sea, and from his known nbiIitie,
as depictor Of sea scenes and life. mn.b No..
be relied upon from him in maintaininv III, 49,
ularity ofths Magazine. Papers NAV bs eT.
pected during the volume, also from the au,bo,
Of ths we'll known articles entitled. ssTbe In ~
Old Ironsde." The author ofssSyrisn Let,eT. ;,
will also lend his powerful and graceful men r.
sustain and increase The reputation of the wo,E
The valuable aid Of the author of UGI,eaves FINN
Lawyers Port Folio," has been secured.-sDd
we may expect something still more thrilIiDv
from the eapaciOus stores which a long IiEs n
the profession has enabled him to amsss A.
occasional Chit-Chat, with ''Jeremy Sbort. - ana
SOLVER Oldfsllow,' is also promised; with va.
riety Of ehoiee articles, in prose and verse fFom
various writers OF celebrity, as Contributors 70
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editors of both Magazines continue their ssrviees
under the new arrangement. Win surb a"
array of talent, Magazine of VnripaLIed atIucr.
tionS may safely be promised the coming vol.
ume. e..
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