The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-03
a NEW VOLUME
JANUARY, 1912.
GRAHAMS LADYS AND GENTLEMANS
M MAGAZINE.

EDGAR A, roe.
MISS E. LESLIE TnEODoRE S. Fay, GEoRGE +. MORRIS,
Permanent aud regular Contributors.
This work devoted to both will open New Volume
with the number for January l842 with array of con
buors of talent and fame, which no periodical in tie
county can boast or pretent TO rival
The Volume will he opened with new and beautiful type,
tie white paper and with tie first Of series Of
EMBELLISHMENTS UNSURPASSED by any which haVs
yet appeared in any Magazine The style OF elegance, tie
beauty aR finish of these Illustrations and tie extensive nr
which will he made in lis typographical appear
ance and abGpe all tie tone Of its Leary dc given
by the brilliant array of its cohutos, Whose articles will
enrich tie pages of each numer, will give character above
any magazine in tie UniOn Tie Margarine las be-
come lsandard of Of taste in matters OF embellishments
has led tile way in everything reilly beautiful published The
Magaz Of last year, Tie voice 0t the public press while
IL places tie work at the head of American Literature unan
mous the announcement that no work ever started In the
country las been elegantly Cmeished, or has rapidly
increased. For tie volume tie most extensive
have been made, with the most distinguish ed artists in
the country fora supply ot elegant embellishments Of all so
OUR BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTINT ENGRAVINGS.
II affords US much satisfaction he able state that NC
have made arrangements with Mr., eARTAIN, Tie accom-
psed meLZotn euGruver, whose plates have contributed
Inurh the beauty OF tie Magazine Heretofore, by which we
his splendid MeLzOthts fer rms WORK ALONE No
or Magazine Of tkis kind have en- without PERMISSION
from u.s. This take TO be good move and although the
preference purchaseby at heavy experse we are
coident that nohinePa ie rot up equal them in beauty or
to compete with them in popularity The engagement per-
mencnt, aud is confined 10 magazine work alone.
In addition those have secured the lun of another
talented mczEoin engraver, HE Sadd ESQ., of N York that
there aay be disappointment 10 number regularity
These will be equal TO anything mblSed SO TINT able
confidently 10 promise meZzotnt in every nutaber,
These beautiful engravngs will therefore form feature of
Craas Magazine, in every number, 50 that shall be able
lodtance anythng like competition this ground These
plates are the most expensive that can he got up for muga
zine of large circulation in consequence of the great price of
prntingbeing than double that OF line engravngs-
nnd the necessity Of redupcutins the patesi edition al
IL f,a.oo al.
same subject must prepared for every number in which tev
are used We print edition greater than that of any
coenporay for the last year. and confidently that at
the same increase saissuein l842an edition not
less than $4,000 copies monthly. And shall have
an edition unequaed in the history of magazine publishing
Our splendid Steel EngraVings.
We have also entered into distinct and permanent arrange
ent with RawdOn Wright, Hatch smilhe and with A. L.
Dck Ra of New York. for aseres Of splendid engravings 10
be got in style unsurpassed by that have ever been
done in this conuty The wide spread fame of these artists is
sufficient guarantee Of the character Of the work we shall
receive from their hands. So that with such organization
we NAV safely defy competition In the wayof embellishments
show the world pattern for others 10 follow in the way of
liberal and judcious expenditure, and fix in tie his
tory of magazine publishing in this country. II Is libel upon
American artists presume that the plates of old
English Animals areto compete WITH be preferred 10 the
beauttu. creations Of their genius, taste, and skill.
ELEGANT EMBOSSED WORK.
An agreement has also been made with that merorious and
accomplished artist, Quarc Esq for full supply Of taste
scarcsS CoOred in the most Finished and Elegant Stye
This will form expensive but popular and attractive ea
ture in the work. and with the variety which will be thus in
troduced will always he novel and pleasing
Richly co1oR d Fashions.
compliance with the almost unanimous wish of our ady
subscribers, shall furnish them with beautiful and correct
plate OF Fashions and shall also give the s for gentlemen
(which has been decidedly popular both sexes and has
rendered the work the BOOK FASHION, the Union
over These fashion plates will be drawn from original designs
from Paris aud London aud may always depended upon as
the prevailing style in Philadelphia and New York for the
month in which they are issued These however shall in nm
Wise interfere with the regular and choice engravngs and
music which accompany each number Of tire Magazine as we
shall suffer ourselves TO be surpassed in number beauty
of illustrations by any other work. but shall maintain the no.
stion which have assumed Of leading all others in the
richness beauty; excellence and variety of magazine embc
shment The literary cbaraceT The reputation of the
Magazine thus far would be sufficient guarantee for the
future that may be seen thai nothing has been left un
done maintain every department of the work, and TO ee
vae the literary as well the pictorial department. we beg
leave to announce host Of talented and elegant American
writer's.
The list Of G Contributors.
In addition to the old contributors, whose names and art
cles have given hghceleby TO the Magazine number of
new ones will lie perceived added of worth and note
SO that we may fairly say have the strength of American
taIen. Enlisted In tie Work.
Theodore S. Fay author of Norman Leslie the Countess
Ida" &c. Miss z Leslie Hon, Robert T Conrad Mrs. Ann
Stephens Dr. Reyhod Coates, Mrs Nichols Dr. X Nit.
che Emma Ebury, GeorgeP Morris, Du Sole ESQ The
author Of Stanley Edg2r Poe, Philadelphia L Spear do
author of oward Pinckney' Mrs Sgourney Hartford
Miss Catatne Esng, Mrs stednan Mrs Lydia Jane Pier
son, A NJ Ewood, R. Lowell Robert Norris Plney Earle
D., Freligh, II Percival Mrs. Lambert Mrs SWhep
ey, Mrs. Dana, Geo Lunt, Evans, R. NJ Walsh w
Gilmore Sims, Mrs ST Leon Loud H. Hastings Weld Profes
Ingram, author of La Fite Prof Frost, PhIa Prof
Brooks Ba., Nc Michael ESQ., Phil, CT Peterson ESQ
do Rev II StOcton, do Stocon Armstrong ESQ., Park
Bcnamin Y, Douglas JerrOld England Neal fCharcoal
Sketches) the American Boz! Oils Y, Ross Browne
McMakin Holden Esqs Beouchamp Jones Baltimore e
Dow Waslnton city, Mrs Elliott Boston, Louis Tasistro
INV Herbert author of"Cromwel," the Brothers. &C. E
Snodgrass, Percie H. Selon Herman Prnisho MrsVE How
ard, Mrs Ashton G Brooks Martin Thayer, @ MaIery
Thomn Thomas Hanton. E Anderson, wv Forney,
Vernon, S w WheIpley NJ, William Duane, Rufus Davis
Charles w Thompson II Dawes, A A Irvine,
In addition the brilliant array Of known 10 fame
the distinguished services of host of anonymous writers of no
ordinary abilities will give worth and character the pages of
the magazine The series the well known nautical papers
entitled Cruising in the Last War, and The Refer of 76
have had unequaed by any series published in any
Magazine for years. The author promises open new se
ries of SEA, and from his known abilities as de.
pcors of and life much may he relied upon from
him in maintaining the popularity of the Magazine. Papers
may he expected during the volume ao om the author of
the well known articles entitled the lRoNsrDE'
beside variety Of choice articles in prose and from
Tious writers of celebrity, contributors to tile prominent
Magazines of the country.
STERLING CRITICISMS.
The critical department shall still form distinctive Chaac
ter of the work. and is under the control of gentleman of
critical and repue long established and held every
where second for sagacy and aud honest fearless m
dependence Te review of Books may therefore be expected
to be candp and entirely free from the nane putting which
marks the booksellers hack; but shall be thoroughly impartial