The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-20
q NnW vOLUME
JANUARY, 1892.
GRAHAMS LADYS AND GENTLEMANS
MAGAXINE.

c. PETERSON, MRS. EMMA c. EMBURY,
EDGAR A. POE
Miss E. LESLIE, THEODORE S. FAY, GEORGE P. NORRIS
Permanent and regular Contributors
This work devoted to both sexes will open New Volume
with the number for January 1912, with array of cOhr
buors OF talent ant and fame, which periodical in the
county can boast or preeUl TO rival,
The Volume will lie opened with and beautiful typc
tie finest white paper gGG with tie Grs Of new series If
EMBELLISHMENTS UNSURPASSED by any which have
yet appeared IN any Magazine Tie style Of elegance tie
beauty and fn Of these Illustrations, and tie extensive i'm
provemens Which will c made in its typographical appear.
anCe aud above all the ione Of lis Literary department given
by tie brilliant array Of its contributors whose articles will
zurich tic pages Of each numer, will give character above
any other magazine IN tie Union Tie Magagaznc has be.
come The standard of OF taste in matters Of embellishments
has led the way IN everything really beautiful puhs cd in tie
Magazine Of last year. Tic voice of the public press while
places tie work at tile lead Of American Literature unan.
mous in The announcements that work started In tie
country has been elegantly cmleisled has so rapidly
increased. For tic volume the extensive arrange
menis Lave Teen made, with the most distinguished artists in
Tie country for supply Of elegant embellishments Of n sorts
OUR BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTINT ENGRAVlNGS.
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have made arrangements with Mr. EARTAIN, the accom-.
psed mcEZOtnt cnsTavc whose plates have contributed so
much 10 the beauty of the Magazine heretofore by which We
secure his splendid MezZOns for WORK ALONE No oh
CT Mngazc Of this kind have them without permission
from Us. This take TO be good move, ard although the
preference purchased by a. very heavy expe sc arc
confident that nothing he got up 10 equahcm in bcauyo
maneni, and is confined 70 magazine work alone.
In addition 10 tlose we have secured the lun of another
talented meizont engrave H. g. Sadd Esq of N. York that
there may e no disappointment TO number regularity
These will he equal TO anything published that we are able
confidently 10 promise meZzOtint in every number,
These beautiful CnEtavngs will therefore form feature Of
Graham Magazine in every number, that shall be able
10 distance anything like competition ts ground. These
plates the most expensive that he got up for maya
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prinns-beag than double that Of line engravnCs-
and the necessity Of edupicang The plates our edition al
ready rendering necessary that two thee plates of the
subject must he prepared for every number in which they
used We print edition greater than that of any
contemporary for the last year. and confidently assert that at
the rate increase shall issue in 1872 edition not
less than $4,000 copies monthly. And shall soon nave
edition uneQualed in the history of magazine publishing
Our Splendid steel Engravings.
Wehave also entered into distinct and permanent arraDCe
ment with RawdOn, Wright, Hatch & Sniie, and with A. L.
Dick Esq of New York. for series splendid cngravings 10
be got up in style unsurpassed by any that have ever been
done in this conuv The wide spread fame these artists Is
sufficient guarantee of the character of the work v shall
receive from their hands So that with such an organization
may safely defy competition in the way of embellishments
show the world pattern for others 10 follow in Tie way of
liberal and udcOus expenditure and fix era in the his
tory Of magazine publishing in this country 1t is a libel upon
American artists 10 presume that the plates Of old
English Annuals compete with, be preferred to tho
beautiful creations OF their genius taste, and skill.
ELEGANT EMBOSSED WORK.
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accomplished artist f. Quarre, Esq for full suppy OF taste.
ful EMBROIDERY, LAcEWoRK Birds, Flowers, and Land.
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This will form expensive but popular and attractive fen
in the work, and with the variety which will be thus in
troduccd will always be novel and pleasing.
Richly ColOred Fashions.
In compliance with the almost unanimous wish OF our iadv
subscribers shall furnish them with beautiful and correct
plate Of Fashions and shall also give the STYLE for gentlemen
which has been decidedly popular with both sexes and has
rendered the work the TEXT BOOK OF FASHION, the Union
These fashion plates will be drawn from original designs
from Paris and London and may always be depended upon as
the prevailing style in Philadelphia and New York for o
month in which they ssued These however shall In M
wise interfere with the regular and choice engraynrs and
music which accompany each number Of the Magazine MS NC
shall not suffer ourselves 10 be surpassed in humber or beauty
Of illustrations by any other work. but shall maintain the no.
son which We have assumed of leading all others in tho
richness beauty excellence and variety Of magazine embel.
siment. (The literary CbaraCter) The reputation of the
Magazine thus far woud Lc sufficient guarantee for the
FUTURE but that may be that nothing has been left I'm.
done maintain every department of the work. and TO ee
vae the literary, well as the pictorial department. we beg
leave 10 announce host OF talented and elegant American
writer's.
The List of Contributors.
In addition 10 the old contributors whose names and arti
ccs have given high celebrity 10 the Magazine number of
ones, it will he perceived, ded Of worth and note
that may fairly say have the strength of American
talent Enlisted in the Work
Theodore s. Fay, author OF Norman Leslie the Countess
lda" &C. Miss Leslie, Hon. Robert t Conrad Mrs Ann
Stephens DR., Rcyhold Coates, Mrs Nichols Dr. EIit
chel, Emma Embuy, GeorScP Norris I)u Sele ESD The
author of Stanley, Edgar Poe Philadelphia 7 G Smear do
author of Howard PincknCy Mrs II Sgourncy Hartford
Miss CntarnC Esing, Mrs sedman Mrs Lydia Jane Pier
son. Elwood, H. Lowell, Robert Norris Pnev Earle
d., Fregh II PerCival Mrs. Lambert Sfs A WheIn
ey, Mrs. B Dana, Geo Iunt, Evans X. NJ Walsh w
Gilmore Sims Mrs ST. Leon Loud H. Hastings Weld ProCes
Ingram author of La Flc. Prof Frost Phia Prof
e Brooks Bait, Nc Michael. Esq. PHIL C Peterson F.o
do Rev socion, do sW socton, Armstrong Esq Park
Benjamin Y, Douglas Jcrrod England, Neal Charcoal
Sketches the American Boz Oils Y J Ross Browne
McMakn Holden Esqs ReouChamp Jones Baltimore
Dow Wasnton city, Mrs Elliott Boston, Louis 1asls,ro
INV Herbert, author of"CtomwCl" the Brothers. &c
snodgrass Pcrcie H. Scion Herman Prinsor Mrs n How
ard Mrs EAshton Brooks Martin Thaycr L G NIaerv
Thomlin Thomas Iianton. l. Anderson w Forney NJ
Vernon w Whelp0y N, William Duane Rufus Davis,
Charles w Thompson, II Dawes A Irvine,
In addition 10 the brilliant array of names known TO (ars
the distinguished sevccso host Of anonymous writers of no
ordinary abilities vii give worth and character 10 the uacs Of
the magazine The series Of the well known nautical papen
entitled Cruising in the Last War; and The Refer of 76
have had run unequaed by any series published in nny
Magazine for years. The author promises open new &C.
es of TALES SEA- and from his known abilities as de-
ctos of sea scenes and life much may he relied upon from
him in maintaining the popularity of the Magazine Pnncrs
may he expected during the volume also, Gom the author Of
the well known articles entitled the OF OLD RoNsIpE'
beside variety of choice articles in prose and verse from va
rous writers Of celebrity as contributors to the prcmnen,
Magazines of the country.
STERLING CRITICISMS.
The critical department shall still form distinctive chnrac
Ter Of the work. and under the control Of gentleman Of
critical and repue long established and held every
where second 10 for agacy and aud honest fearless in
dependence ThG review of Books may therefore be expecd
to he candp and entirely free from the nanc putting which
marks the booksellers hack but shall be thoroughly impartial
and SEVERELY ins