, 1842-02-12
"A NEW
JANUARY, 1912.
oRAHAN6'S LADY'S & GENTLE.
MANS MAGAZINE.

With more Splendid Embellishments than any o,he
Magazine in the Union.
EDITEDBY
GEO. r. GRAHAM, Mas. ANN S. STEPHENS,
{. }. PETERSON, Mas. EMMA c. EuBURY,
EDoVR A. Poe.
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This work devoted to both sexes, will open a New
Volume with the number for Janunry. 1912, will
an array Of Contributors Of talent and Il me, which nc
periodical in the county can boast Of or pretend {,
rival.
The volume will be opened with a new and bean.
tiful type the finest white paper, and with The 6r.t
of
New Serie'cf Embellishments. Unmrpaued
by any which have yet appeared in any Magazine.
The style Of elegance, the beauty and finish the il.
iustriou'' ana The extensive improvements which will
be made in its typographical appearance, and above
all, the tone Of its library department given il by the
brilliant array ofits Contributors, whose articles will
enrich the pages of each number. will give il . char.
acter ADORE any Magazine in The Union.
The Magazine has become the standard of taste
in matters Of enbellishment, and has led the r,v in
every thing really beautiful published in the Maya
rine OF last year. The voice of the public nre,,.
while it places the work at the
N~ " "efto LttefdtuTe,
is unanimous in the announcement, that no work
ever started in the country has been 90 elegantly
embelli'hed, or has so rapidly increased. For the
new volume, the most extensive arrangements have
been made, with the most distinguished artist, in IN.
country, for a supply Of elegant embeIlishment, of
all sorts.
Our Beautiful Messohint Engraving,
1t ahordsu Us much satisfaction to be able to state
mat we have made arrangements with Mr. sARTAIN,
.ne accompanied mes,otint engrnver, whose plates
have contributed so much to the beauty of the mng.
al,ne' by which we secure his ,plendid nessotints for
m''" ork alone. No other ma ga.ine of this kind can
nave them icithout permis,ion from US.
In addition TO those, we have secured the BURN of
another talented mezzotint engraver-H S Sadd, ESQ.
oil New Y"rk-that there may be no di,appoint.
ment as to number or regularity. These will be eouaI
to any thing published, SO that we are able confident.
ly to promise
"A IMersotint in Each Number.
These beautiful encravings will therefore form a
81 Grdham's Magazine, in every number, so
that We shall be able to distance any thing like CON-
petition on this ground. These plates are the most
that can be got up for a magazine of lerpe
in consequence of the great price of
ore than double Msf of line engrp.
tho necessity Of reduplicating the plates:
'ur edition already rendering it necessary that tro
three plates Of the same subject must be prepared
W. ''oJ uhIoo III "uiCH lney ~ useu. we now
'rint an addition greater than that of any cotempora-
y for the last year, and confidently assert that at the
anne rate of increase we shall issue, 10 1912, an edi.
ion of not less than
$4,000 COPIES MONTHLY.
md shall soon have an edition unequalled in the his.
DRY of magazine publishing.
Our Splendid Steel Engravings.
We have also entered into a distinct and perma.
ent arrangement with Rawdon, Wright, Hatchand
'millIe, and with A l. Dick, Esq. of New York, for
serie' Of splendid engravings, to be got up in a style
6y any that hare eper been done in Mi,
ountry. The wide spread fame of this artist is n
guarantee Of the character of the work we
hall receive from their hands. So that with such !
n organization, We may safely defy competition in
DO way OF embellishments, show the world =
A PATTERN FOR OrHrRs TO Follow,
the way of liberal and judiciou, expenditure, and {
I a new era in the history Of magazine publishing in ,
his country,
ELEGANT EMBOSSED Work.
An agreement has been made with that meritoriou. .
nd accomplished artist, F. Quare, ESQ.,, for a full !
lpply Of tasteful {
EMBROIDERY, LAcE.WoRK, BIRns, +
FLOWERS, AND LANDSCAPES ,
CoLoRED IN II MOST FIN
HE'D AND ELEGANT
STYLE.