Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-12

GRAuAM's is the oldes, u most popular Of the
American Literary Magazines The number for
L January, l843, will be the first of the S5th vol
nme. Its iong and uniformity successful career,
| from ,ts commencement with Few hundred sub
scrlbers, unu the present time, when has a cir
cu!atou OF $1,000 copies per month, n perhaps
AS good an evlrece of lis gfeat ard constantly
Ii ceasnS meri, as the publisher has it Ia his pow
or to offer. To its old subscribers, he trusts, no
assurances are necessary Of his determination to
maintain its present ascendsncy over all the re
val periodicals. Of the country. The engagement
during the past year of such men as BRYANT,
COOPER. DANA, IONGFELLoW, HOFF-
MAN, MANCUR and others, ofhigh reputation
IN the literary world, asREGULAR coNTRlBU-
ToHs, in addition TO previous list embracing
many Of the fiat names in the nation, Is sum
Gent guarantee thatthe work will continue TO DO
the principal medium Of communication between
The bes, authors and the public. Among the at
fractions Of the Ssh volume, will be several
TALES BY MIR CoopER, Mr.. Gratan, Mr.. Hof-
MAJ, MIR. AIancur, Mr.. HERBERT, Miss Leslie,
l"MaIy Clasers," Ms. Embury, Mrs. Ellet and
MS. stephens POEMS by MIR. Bryant, Mr..
Dana. Mr. LouGleilow, Mr. Street, Mrs. Seba
Smith, Mrs Osgeod aud Mrs Signurney Els.
SAYS by NJ. Fay, Mr.. Jones, Mt. Tuckerman,
Nj Poe, re etc. Tee following more complets
fist OF contributors will convince the readers that
II is well nigh impeseiole TO have superior corps
10 ,he prescn, sse
James Fsaimore Cooper, Author Of "The Spy,"
"rhe Pilot" "The Pioneers, NAVAL History
"llome as Fouuo,n "Fhe Amc lean Democrap
etc.
liz. "A. Dana. Author Of "The Bnccaneer," s'The
Idle .hsn," "Discourses on Shakespeare"
| etc.
W, C. Rrysnt, Author Of ct Ages,""Ths
Fountain, and other Poems,n etc,
lT. c. Gratan, Author Of Highways & ByWay,'
Jaqueine OF fiolland,' History OF the Meth
erlands,' "I'he tieress of Brugesl" etc.
II. w. Lonefeliow, .4ulhor OF "voces of the
Night" ''Hyperior, "Outre Mer." "Bal.
lads L. other Poems," etc.
| N. p. Willis, Author of 1.-TWO Ways OF Dy.
Tor a Husband," "Inklings of Adventure"
Letters from under Bird. etc,
| c. +. ilolfmal., Author of'Nild Scenes in the
Forest and trairie,' "A w inter in the West
etc.
w Falconer, Author Of demonstrations from Coe
temporary French s. German Poets,' Residenc
| in the Isle of France,
Henry William Herbert, Author Of 'oIomwell,'
"A. +; Trckerman, Author of"Ramblcs& Rev
cries. etc.
T. 5. Fay.
John S. yMancuf. t
Rufus w. Grswold.
Epes Sargent, Author Of velasco. The Genoese,
etc
Park Benjamin, Author Of sonnets & Lyrical
/ Poems. etc.
William Gilmore Smms, Author Of Guy Riv.
! ers, etc.
James Russell Lowell, Author OF A Years Life e.
! other oems, etc.
Frederick w. Thomas. Author Of sClinton Brad
shawe,' etc.
Cornelius Mathews, Author of The Politicians,
etc.
Rev. WaI,er Cclton Author of Ccnstan,inople
Il Athens. etc.
L. F. Tasistro, Author OF Random Shuts, Agaths
] etc. fa tR
Alfred B. Street, Author Of Nature, The Burn.
ing Of Schenectady, elc.
George Hill, Author of The Ruins Of Athens,
! etc,
Albert Pike. Author Of rymns to the Cod',
| etc. #fH eEat
II. II. Weld.
James Aldrich.
Hon. Robert r, Conrad. s.s.r
George L ul s et
Rev. Louis L. Noble. . MgsaE
-. x. Mitchell.
C. r. Peterson. NFk4 #
J. H. lngraham. s Is -
II. Greeley. ~
George II. Cotton. rtal awRmsaN
Reynold Coates, NJ. D.
Walter La ndor
James T. Fields, f a
Robert Morris,
W. A. Jones.
, ~. Imam. a& fshNss u esaa Ia
GTabam's Ladies' e. Gentlcmsns' Magazine
has been from its establishment more than any
other the favorits pelh oical OF the gentle sex
: Though It's plan docs no. entirely exclude arti-
cles Of the most important charicteI- such al
have raised Biackwood's, and some other for
s'Ep journals TO their high inhurnce & reputa'
{ hon-ih pages win be principally devoted tc
what is usually termed light Iitaraiurss twill
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