Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-23
PROSPECTUS
TO THE NEW VOLUME OF THE
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE
AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.
VOL. xI, COMMENCING JULY, 1912.
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VOL. xI, COMMENCING JULY, 1872.
JONI L. OSULLEI:7.N: Editor.
NDY an increase in the pages, and by IN altcra-
2D alton in its typographical arrangements, tho
quantity of matter heretofore furnished to the read
ers OF the Democratic Review will be increased in
lis future numbers about
SEVENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
The Editor expects valuable aid to his own CT
forts during the course of the coming year. from
number of the most able pens OF the great Demo-
cratic Party together with that of Others III Its
purely literary department, to which the same po-
litical designation is not to be applied. Among
them may be particularly named:
Bancroft, J + Cooper, Amos Kendall, Whittier,
Scdgwick, Gilpin, Butler, Parke Goodwin, Haw-
thorne, Davezac, Paulding, II Everett Brown
son, CamlrcIeng, ] l. Stephens, Tilden, Tassstro,
Eames, Bryant. Cass, & IngersoIl.
The Monthly Financial and Commercial articles,
which have frequently been pronounced by the most
intelligent criticisms during the past year in them
selves alone worth the subscription to the work, will
be continued from the same able hand.
An arrangement has been made, by which the
Boston Quarterly Review, edited Ivy Mr.. BnowN-
son, will he merged in the Democratic Review, the
latter being furnished to the subscribers of the form
er, and Mr. Brownson being frequent and regular
contributor to its pages. 1t is proper to state, that
Mr.. Brownsons articles will be marked by his
nane-though to most readers they would doubt
less reveal themselves by their internal eviccncc;
and that it has been agreed under the circumstances,
that these contributions shall be Independent of the
usual liability to editorial revision end conro-the
author alone having a similar responsibility for
whatever popularity of views they may contain,
though appearing in the original work which has
hecn heretofore edited bh such distinguished ability
ny himself
Among other attractive papers in preparation for
-
sketches "reminiscences, and anecdotes of the pri-
rate life of General Jackson, from the pen OF an in
| innate friend and member of his Cabinet.
The Portraits with which it is intended to illus
| rate the numbers of the ensuing year, and which
will be executed in fine style of engraving by J.
| T.. Dick, of this city, are those Of
Col r M Johnson, Kentucky,
Hon Sas Wright, of New York,
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania,
John e Calhoun, of South Carolina,
T H Benton, of Missouri,
RI Walker, of Mississippi,
| Theodore Sedgwick, of Massachusetts,
G Cambreling, Of New York,
Governor Dorr, of Rhode Island,
Porter, of Pennsylvania,
| With two or three of the most eminent member of
| the great Liberal Party of Europe, from different
countries or else of Others of home production
according to the facility Of procuring portraits from
| abroad.
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shall be promptly issued on the first of each month,
! in the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
| Baltimore, and Washington. 1t will also be sent
by the most rapid conveyances to the INHERENT towns
in the interior where subscribers may reside. The
extensive publishing business of the undersigned
enable them to make this promise, which shall be
punctually fulfilled.
To promote the popular objects in view and re-
! lying upon the united support of the Democratic
party, well Others the price of subscription is
| fixed at the low rate of FIVE DOLLARS per an
mum, IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE; while
in mechanical arrangement, and in size, quantity Of
matter, &C., the United States Magazine will be
placed on par st least with the leading monthlies
| of England Each number will contain one hun.
drcd and twelve pages closely printed in double col
| umns, from bourgeois type, cast expressly for the
purpose, and upon fine white paper; thus giving
to the work increase in the amount of matter of
| over scventy.fve per cent The Portraits for the
coming year, one of which will be given in each
number will be executed on steel in an affcctize and
finished style, by J l. Dick, which will be accom-
| panied with original biography feature in the
plan, which it would be impossible to give in work
of this kind, without the most liberr and extensive
supports they could not be furnished without an
outlay OF at least $4,000 per annum.
Any person taking four copies, or becoming re-
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