Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-01-23
PROSPECTUS OF
GRAHtM'S MAGAZINE
Jan. l6, 1910. 10 81

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World or LITERATURE Il FASHION.
| Tie Lastet and Genhemens' united
| A New VoIume, under The above tile OF tie
well establishment and fashionable magazine,
The taskct in co, Junction with the Gcnemans'
Magazine, which have beeu every where pro.
nonrced the mnst readable an popual Of the
day, will be- op ned on The lst Of January, IA,
with an array OF Contributors secnret by the TN.
ion, of talent and fame, which no periodical in
the county can bout or pretend To rival. Tho
Decerih, number viii, however, be n specimen
of Il New Volume. The Volume will be open.
ell with NV AID heautitul type, the finest
white paper, aud with the fast OF Il scrons Of
embel'i hnents unsurpassed hy any which ave
! Yet appeared in any Magizine The sl le Of eli.
egnnce, the beauty AID insh Of these !u,tr.
tons, aud the extensive impro, emen which
viii he made IN lis typographical appearance,
and above ALI tone OF lis literary deparlm. mt.
ny the brilIaftalray OF Contributors, whose M.
t'cles have enriched The pages OF each numher
WI give It's character, second To no Magazine IN
The Union. The character Of the articles which
shall appear in IFS pageS,vil lie equally removed
from sickly senimenIaliiy, aud from an effec-
tttion OF muraliiy, hut whlr a true deliueation o.
human nature in every variety of passion is
AIMED at nothing shall be found in its pages
TO cause blush unon the cheek OF the mott
pure TnE LITERARY CHARACTER will
TIC snfhcintly guaranteed BY the reputation Of
Nag zlnes thus unie,l, for years past Writeta
oi HE hri rHuk have been regular Contributions
to tner piges aud The tales and sketches publish.
ga III them have been widely copied ana read.
am: The firm and independent tone of the c,it,.
cIsn, upon the current iteratn,e of the dav.
has been every where ~ roved aud commented
THE LlSF OF CON fRIBUTORS En-.
braces the names Of most of the principles wr.
ttr' ~ America,wtA respectable humber Of
English authors.
TALES OF THE SEA, aud from h know,
"ohtles as deplctor Of sea scenes AMI life,
much may be relied upon from him IN naju,oip.
lug q G popular Magiz NJ. Papers NAV hs .I.
peoied during the volume also 6om tie amhor
Of The well known aIiclcs entitled, "The Iog Of
va lronsde The aurtllor of ":'y,iap Ietfcs,
VIII also lend his powerful aud graceful pen, 10
.,,s'am and increase the irpution of the work.
ne valuable AID OF the author OF "Leaye, from
'.h""s rurl foilo,' has also been secured
an" wc"hy expect something sill more thrillirg
rem me capicious stlrirs which 4 long life in
prles lion has enahie him 10 dmn.s An scc,.
sional Gait chIt,with "Jeremy Short.n anl.Ol.
iAcr Gl'lItllow," is also promised with vor;e,v
~ choice articles in prose an,. ye,se. from wi.
'efs o. celebrity, as Cont iuutos TO the proni.
Il, III hag'zihes OF the country. the editors of both
Haetz MS continue their services under th new
it,,r"hg'men. Win, such an array oftale,t. n
Mag'z'he OF "nrvalled attractions, nav .acl be
!, '1 " ~ ,,, me coming volume FASHIONS
~ iNOS.-lh compIiare with
y" "a ~, luminous wish OF our badly snbscheu
"e sha the ensuing volume furnish t,bom ND.
I hcantu and correct fLu,. Of r., shioas Nib
", q feature II is believed. that viii ne,he, bo mr.
Welcome nor unpopular. Thee fashion phes
'''ai ne hfa"n rom original esisus fran PR,
'", '''''''"h' ana may always be dppenlrd upon
!, - ',c prevailing sit H. PHILADELPHIA and New
:, 'iA '"r 'he mon'h IN which lhay are i.sreI.
~ H""e'er' shhllin no wise interfere with lha
rs"'"r am choice engravings, and mus. which
'''o'Phny each humber OF the work Tho
'is"ni Utig'nal engrn ings. --MEZZOrINTO
'N EhL.-ircm The burin S,t,.i,. which
ave he'h so justly ada ired will be foEoweI
'ri's 'Ne volume by several from ,he same
''"'' WING me Inc engravinss IN the hest ,tve
= az ~ rem Interesting scenes sha stIl enrich
~ p; game ihr choicest piece Of music for
"o anu "ultar shall accompany each
r1nW :" ~ 'ne WORK TINE OF PUBl. ICA.
r. nv : re wo'k will be published on the first
y The mouth in every Quarter of ,ba Tr,ar
lie most distant subscriber M con.oo III.
ecir,e y on thai dny,as well MS those /, M resdo
= Ih'adep'la. IN all the prncinnl cilIes
'4tH's have been established, I +, whom the MAG
4u"e - 'urwahed, prior 10 The time ori.suiur Il
> lna' 'hel NAV be delivered to re,i,Ieu, suiscr.
~ oS We nrS' of the month. Thss m mror.
"'t arrangement to disanl subscribers. wbo Re.
o"'e ''rr''' inporunate, ani e,rn,pa IL di;cop.
nue. "a my wort'.in consequent of Tia, srrat de.
TEX MS.-IiTREE DOLLARS rer opnum.
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'oSe VINO nay wish 20 subscribe for ether u
= TI nTng rmLdelphia periodicals, hi,
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~ az cn'rrni money free of postage, we will
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W srnn opy, marked with ink. ador.s.,d 10
!, na.,r'l"s Evening Post (Which viii save pub.
s,,e's.ne postage on newspapers shall be prompt
'ulh'Shel with the work. To be particlar in
= nn'er' we should like a eopy Fl The m.
: market, T. he ant more than once. that M
i""Ne OF helnS may occhr. Edi Ors arc served
l'n The ua'Eine from The time the iyrrlistu,ent
"rtt'eu. We mention ti. as many inserted
y auN'r"srmeii' at the clOse Oi The lost yo,ume
~ 'xpcct al che bnck numbers. mn, o
'n'se No could not be willing 10 grant. nd.
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