The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-31
A NEW VOLUME.
JANUARY, 1s42.
GRAHAMS LADFS AND GENTLEMANS
MA q ZINE

GEORGE R. GRAHAM, / MRS. ANN STEPHENS,
c. J PETERSON, MRS. EMMA q. EMBURY,
..,H.. '5 80 EDGAR A. POE.
Mss E. LESLIE, THEODORE s. Fay GEoReE P. NORRIS
Permanent and regular Contributors.
This work devOedao both will open New Volume
with the number for January 1842 with array Of eOntri
butos of talent ant and fame, which no periodical in the
couUtly can boast preent 10 rival, @
The Volume win be opened with new and beautiful type,
the finest white paper and with the first OF series of
EMBELLISHMENTS UNSURPASSED by any. which have
yet appeared in any Magazine The style of elegance the
beauty and finish of these Illustrations and the extensive in
proveraeurs which will be made in its typographical appear
and above all the tone Of its Literary department Event
by the brilliant array of its contributors, whose Articles will
enrich the pages of each numer will give character Rhove
any oter magazine In the uuinn. Tie MagagazRe has be-
tue standard of Of in matters of embellishments
has led the way in everything really beautiful published in The
Muaaze Of last year. The voice of the public press, while
it places the work at the head of American LITERATURE nnan
mous in the announcement that work ever started in the
country has been elegantly cmbeshed has rapidly
ncreOsed For the volume the most extensive arrange
have heen nade with the most distinguished aist in
the country for supply of elegant embellishments Of 81
OUR BEAUTIFUL MEZZoTfNT ENGRANlNGS,
II affords much satisfaction TO he able state, tlatwe
have made arrangements with Mr. SARrAlN the accom-
pshed ezzont engraver whose plates have Contributed
nuch 10 tile beauty of the Magazine heretofore by which
his splendid Mezzoins for No 9TH
Magazine Of this kind have them without permission
from This take to he good mOve and although the
preference purchased by US atR very Ieavy experse
confident ha nothing be got equal them in beauty
compete with them in popularity, The engagement per,
ma heni, and is confined to magazine work alone n -
In addition those lave scc.red The Turin of another
talented nexzotin engravcr H. s. add Esq of N, York that
there may be disappointment to number regularity.
ThesewiI be equal TO anything published, that able
confidently to promise mezzetin in every number,
These beautiful engruviRgs viii therefore form feature Of
Grahams Magazine in every number, that shall be able
10 distance anything like competon this ground These
plates the most expensive that he got up muga
zine large ccuo in consequence of the great price of
pnting-being than, double that of line engravings
nf al
ready rendering necessary that two three plates the
same subcpmu be prepared for every number which they
used We print edition greater than that of any
contemporary for the last and confidently that
the ncease shulFsse in 842 edition Of not
less than $4,000 copies monthly. And shalsoon have
edition unequaled in the history of magazine publishing
Onr splendid Steel EBgraVings.
Wehave also entered into distinct and permanent arrange
with Iawdon Wright Hatch smiie, and with A. l..
Dick of New York, for series of splendid engravnqs TO
be got up style unsurpassed by any have ever been
done in this conut 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
may safely defy competition in the way of embellishments
show tie world pattern for others follow in the wav of
liberal and judiCious expenditure and fix era In the his
tory magazine publishing in this county 1t libel upon
American artists to presume that the plates of old
English Annuals to compete with, be preferred TO the
beautiful creations of their genius taste and SKILL
ELEGANT EMBOSSED WORK.
An agreement has also been made with hatmerorous and
accomplished artist F. Quare, Esq for full supply of taste
full EMBROIDERY, LACEWoRK Birds, Flowers and Land.
scapcs ColOred in the most Finished and Elegant STYLE
This will form Mi expensive, but popular and attractive fea
ture work. and with the variety which will be thus in
troduced will always he novel and pleasing
STERLING CRITICISMS.
The critical department shall still form distinctive charac
work, and is under tile control of gentleman Of
critical and eple long established and held every
where second none for agucy honest fearless M
Dependence Tbe review Of Books may therefore be expected
he candip and entirely free from the nane putting which
marks tho booksellers hack but shabo thoroughly impartial
and severely JUS.
SPORTS AND PAsTIMEs.
This interesting feature of the Magazue shall still be pre.
served important 10 young sposmen and in fact to all
young and old who delight in the sports of the rod and gum
Articles in this department shall be from acknowledged mems
and of the very best authority,
The lOwest terms
Te proprietor being dous of publishing the hand.
omest and best than the cheapest work in the Uniou while
at time hg unxious bring it within the reach of
ALL offers the following as the lowest possible which
he afford the work In its elegant style for 1912,
So per annum in advance for single copy Or wo comics
syeary for D. invariably in advanhe post paid No new
uscriber receivd without the money name of res
ponsbe agent For the accommodation of those who NAV
wish osubscbc for either of fhe following Philadelphia ne.
rodicas the following liberal proposals made,
For So cash, free of postage, Graams Magazine and two
copies OF the Saturday Evening Post for one year will be
forwarded.
For 10 dollars cash free of Postage FIVE copies of Gra
hams Magazine, Graams magazine and copies eff tho
Saturday evening Post, for year.
For 20 dollars asb len copies of the Magazine will be for
warded and copy gratis 10 the post MASTER or others for
wardng the money,
For 80 dollar, cash, - copies of Grahams Magazine an
the Wavey novels complete in 26 numbers will be sent This
reprint OF the popular novels of Walter Scott comprises every
word yf the EdnbuTo Edition of SO volumes which cost in
England S72 per set,
Editors WHO may cspy this prospectus entire and send
copy marked with ink addressed the Saturday Evening
PoS (Which will publisher the postage on newspapesI
shsl be promptly furnished with the magazine for 1892
Address postpaid, GEO r. GRAHAM
s.W. corner Sd and Chcsnut Streets phiadelphia