The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-22
A NEW VOE.USaEs.
YATUARY, 1872
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Lady's and Geniiemaa's Magazine.

Miss i. LESLIE, I. s. EAT, GEO J, MORRIS.
This work devoted 10 both sexes Will e?en il New
Volume with the number for January, 1912, with
an IRA, o: .luoTs o. talent ard fdnlr which
no pcrodica in Il. co:!sy CAT l:,ss orptciond TO
rirri.
Ia Voau.l VII. hc oreHcd with new and beau
tIu, ,yp,, tire fines, White paper and with tho fist
of a new series Of embellishments unsurpassed by
any which have yet appeared in any Magazine.
The style Of elegance, the Eranty ard finish OF
these Illustrations ard the extensive Improvements
which will sc made il lis typographical appearance,
and above all the tore Of its literary department
which will be given by the brilliant array Of It's
contributors, whose articles will enrich the p ges of
each nu,nhcr will ensure 1t II character 0bOrc any
Meg0=ne in The U.ion.
Tn, Magazine has become the standard OF taste
in mates of en!risnullt, and has led the way IN
= every ;h;as 'n lily Euiiiul published III tho Maya.
zines Of last .vra-. The voice O! tho public press
while it placrs the work 1T the head Of American
literatnrc is unanimous in the announcement, that
no work ever started in the country has been so ele
gnntly embelIished, or has so rapidly incrcased.-
For the new volume, The most extensive arrange
ments have been made, with The most distinguished
artist in the country for supply of elegant enibe.
lishments of all Sorts
OuR BEAUTIFUL MEzzoTIST ENGRAvINGs.-lt al
fords US much satisfaction TO he able 10 state that
VIC have made arrangements with Mr. SARTAlN.
the accomplished mczzotint cngraver, whose plates
have attributed so much to the beauty Of the ma.
yazne heretofore, by which ~e secure his splendid
meszotiats for fh,s uork alone. No other maga-
zine of this kind can have tlem trthout permission
from u.s..
In oddtion to these we have secured the BURN
of another talented mczzotnt engraving. H. >.
Sadd, Esq. of N. Y. that there may he no dsaP
pon,mcnt as to number or regularity. These will
be equal 10 any thing published, so that ve are
oble confidently topromsc mezzotmt in every
number.
The beautiful engravinss will therefore form
feature If Gruham's MagaSine, in every number.
50 that we shall be able 10 distance any thing like
competition on this ground. These plates are the
most expensive that can be got up for magazine OF
largo circulation, in consequence of the great price
of prn,ng-beine more thun double that of line
engraDings-and the necessity of rcduplicating the
plates; our edition already renderingit necessary
that t,ro or three plates of the same subject must be
prepared for every number in which ,hcy nre used.
We now print an edition greater than that of any
contemporary for the last year, aid confidently assert
that at the samo rate of increase shall issue in
lS42. an edition Of not less than $4,000 copies
monthly, aud shall soon have an edition unequalIed
in the history of m g 'z" publishing
OuR RspLESpID STEEL ESGRAvlNGs We have also
entered into dis,ne, ard permanent arrangement
with wdon, Wrihht, Hitch Il Smie, and with
A. L. Dick, Esq. Of N. Y fora series o. sren-
did cngravings, to be gaf out ina style unsurp0Ssd
by ana that hare erer been done in this country
The wide spread fame of these artists is sufficient
guarantee of the Character Of the work, We shall
receive from their hands. 30 ritwti sacir an Or
ganiz ltion, we may safely y competition il the
way Of acknowledgements, slow tic world Il patterns
for Others to follow III ,',e way Of Ii 'e?al amd judi
clos expenditure, and fix il new era lnthc history oi
mag zine publishing iii this country. ~
ELEGASr EMBOSSED WoRK. An agreemcnt has
been made with that mcriioriors and accomplished
artist, F. Quarrc, Esq. for full supply Of tasteful
embroidery, sice.wok birds flowers, and Landscapes,
cuiored il. The ninst fn;s!cd al eirg nj style
TINS - irsl in c~:n,sivc; bui popular and at.
iac.ivc i"iu.,s IL. ,nc wu:k. and wi tie variety
which will b. t'.;is inl!n5nccd, will always be novel
and PIE sing
I2,cnIY Cor RED FASHIONS IL compliance with
the almost un ruI,ous wish of our Lady subscribers,
we sIall furnish them with beautiful ami crrect
plate Of fas'ons and sh II also give the style, for
gcntlcna,., w;c,,hr bec, dcaidsdiy popular with
botl, SEXES. aud las rendered the work TIE tent
BOOK OF FASHION. Tho Uaon over
GREAT INCREASE OF REAniNG MArTEE.-Ti,c rcpu-
,ation O" ti,e Magaz.nc tus far, would lie sut-
ficrnt qua anl, tor 4 utuIc, hut that il may he
sceu thu nothing has eem LEFT undo:.c TO maintain
every department ni the wo Is, ard 10 elevate the icr
aTy, as wei pictorial department, we leg leave to
.annonuce that we have not only engaged host OF
ts1cnted and elegant A'nericun writer's, but that the
amount of reading matter will he greatly increased,
so MS TO make it at least one fourth and possibly
ore third more tlan any Of the other three dollar
magazines. ard about the same amount as the fse
dollar monthiies usually present.
The LIST OF CoNTRIBuToRs.-In addition TO tho
old contributors, whose names and articles have
given high cccbricty to the Magazine, number
of new ones, it will be perceived, tare added, of