The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-24
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JANUARY, 1s2a.
GRAHAlrS LADYS AND GENTLEMANS
MAG AZINE.
EDITED Bv
GEORGE R; GRAHAM, MRS MRS. ANN ANN sTEPMGMS, PMEEsv
EDGAR A. FOE.
Miss z. LESLIE, THEOpoRE 5. FAY, GEoUGE P. NORRIS
Permanent and regular Contributors.
This work devoted TO both will open New Volume
with number for January 1912 with an array of contri
butos of talent and fame which no periodical In the
county boast or pretent TO rival
The Volume will be opened with new and beautiful type
the finest white paper aud with e first ot new series OF
EMBELLISIlME ENTS UNSURPASSED by amy which have
vet appeared any Magazine Tie style of ceganrC, the
beauty and finish of these illustrations and tie extensive inn
provements which will he made in its typographical appear
ance and above all the tone Of It's e0ry department given
by the brilliant array of its contributors whose articles will
enrich tire pages OF each numer, will give character above
any magazine in the Union, Tie Margarine has be
come tie standard of of taste in matters OF embellishments &
has led tie way in everything really beautiful published in the
Naraze of last year, Tie voice OF the public press, while
it places the work the head of American Literature, IS unan
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country has heon elegantly Cmheised or has rapidly
increased For the volume the most extensive arrange
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the country fora supply of rryau embellishments Of all sorts.
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confident that nothing he rot 10 eQuailhem in rauty
to compete with them in popularity. The engagement per.
msnen and is confined to magazine work alone
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there may re disappointment Ia number regularity.
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These beautiful engavn-s will therefore form feature of
Graran Magazine in every number, thai shall be aio
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pnt ing-bcng more than double that CT line eugrOvngs-
and necessity OF rcdnpalins tie plates; our edition al
ready rendering necessary that two three plates of the
same must he prepared for every number in which they
are us d. We print edition greater than that of any
coemporary for the last year. and confidently assert that at
the sam rate increase shall issue in 1872 edition ofno
less than 5000 copies monthly. And shalsO have
nm edition equaed in the history of magazine publishing
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mept with awlon, Wright, Hatch smiic and with A. H.
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sufficient guarantee of the character Of the work we shall
receive from their hands. So that with such oTganzation
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show the world pattern for others 10 follow in the way Of
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he cauCip ard entirely free from the nane putting which
marks the 1oo Gers hack hut shall be thoroughly impartial
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Young and old who delight in the sports Of tile rod and gun
Articles in this department shall be from acknowledged pens
and of the very best authority,
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The proprietor being dous of publishing the hand
omes and the cheapest work in tile Union, while
at the time g unxous to bring it within the reach of
all offers the following the lowest possible terms at which
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