The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
a NEW VOLUME.
JANUARY, 1eG2.
GRAHANS LADYS AND GENTLEMANS
MAGAZINE.


GEORGE R. GRAHAM, MRS. ANN STEPHENS,
c. J PETERSON MRS. EMMA G. EMBURY,
EDGAR A. POE. ;
Miss E. LESLIE, THEoDoRE S. FAY, GEORGE P. MoRRIs
Permanent and regular Gonlribntors.
This work devoted to both will open New Volume
with the number for January 1872 with array of contr
buors of talent ant and fame, which no periodical III TIE
COUNT boast preent TO rival,
The Volume will opened with new and beautiful type,
the finest white PAPER and with the first of new series OF
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vet apueared in anv MagagT The style OF elegance the
beauty and finish Of tN om1raon and the extensive n,
prOvements which wS SIDE in its typographical appear
ance and above all the of its Literary department given it
by the brilliant array of lis contributors whose articles will
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any other magazine in the Unnn The Magagazne has be-
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has led the way in everything really beautiful published in the
Magazine of last year The voice of the public press while
places the work at head Of American Literature, IS
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country has been elegantly cmbeled, or has so rapidly
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compete with them in popularity The engagement per-
manen and is confined to magazine work alone.
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ready rendering 1t necessary that two or three plates of the
same subject be prepared for every number in which they
arc used We print edition greater than that of any
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ALL offers the following the lowest possible terms at which
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