The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-03
q 2THW VOLUME.
JANUARY, 1a4a.
GRAHANS LADY S md GENTLENANS s
MAGAZINE

GEORGE n. GRAHAM, MRS. ANN STEPHENS,
C,J PETERSON, MRS EMMA C. EMBURY,
EDGAR A. POE.
Miss E. LESLIE, TnropoRE s Fay, GEORGE P. MORRIS,
Permanent and regular Gonlribntors.
This work devoted TO both sexes will open New Volume
with the number for January 1912, with array of conr
huors of talent ant and fame which periodical in the
county eau boast or pretent 10 rival,
The Volume will he opened with and beautiful type,
the fnc willie paper aud with the first of new series Of
EMBELLiSHM ENTS UNSURPASSED bV any which have
yet appeared any Magazine. Tie style of elegance, the
beauty and finish of these illustrations, and the extensive inn
proyCmeus which will made in It's typographical appear
and above all the of its Literary department given
by the brilliant array of its contributors, whose articles will
enrich the of each numer will give character above
any otLer magazine in the Union The Margarine has he
lie standard of OF taste in matters OF embellishments
has led the way in everything rcy beautiful published tie
Maaazic of last year, Tic voice of the public press while
places the work the head of American Literature
moUS in the announcements that work ever started in the
country has been elegantly Cmbisaed, has rapidly
increased. For the new volume the most extensive arrange
have hcCn made with the most distinguished artists in
the country for supply OF elegant embellishments of all Sorts
OUR BEAUTIFUL MGZZOriNF ENGRAVlNGs.
1t affords much satisfaction to he able 10 stale, that
have made arrangements with Nr. SARTAIN, the acco m
pished mcz2Ont cugrayer, wo.c plates have contributed
much teaI'y of tie Magazine heretofore, by which VIC
his splendid Hc2zotAtS lorTnIs WORK No 9TH
Magazine CT dis Kind lave them without permission
fgo Us, This take 90 tG good move, aud although
preference purchased by aGvcry heavy clposc ave
confident tint netting be got up TO tUalcM in heantyo
manrGt, and is confined 20 magazine work alone
In addition those hare secured the urn of another
alched meaGont ongravcr, H. s. Eadd Esq. of n. York Tint
there say Ire no disappointment nUmbcr regularity
These will he equal uying published, that ale
CorfdsuIy 10 promises DlG22oint in every number,
Thcsc beautiful cn2vags will therefore form feature Of
Galams Magazine in every number, that shall he able
10 distance any thing HE competition this ground These
plates nre the most expensive that can he got up for maga
zinc of large circulation in consequence Of the great price of
printine-cng more than double that of line engravngs-
aud necessity Of rcGUpicGng tile plates edition N
ready rendering necessary tint two or three plates of the
Same F,icct must prepared for every number in which they
are used We print edition greater than that OF any
cOempOray for the last year. aid confidently assert that
the same rate increase shall issue in 1872 an edition ofnot
less than $4,000 copies monthly. And shall soon have
an edition uncquacd in the history Of magazine publishing.
Our splendid steel EnGravngs.
Wcavc also entered into distinct and permanent arrange.
ment with RawGon Wright, Hatch smIIe and with A. L.
Dick of New York. for series Of splendid engravings TO
be got up in style unsurpassed by any that have ever been
done in this c1nuty Tie wide spread fame of these artists is
sufficient guarantee of the character of the work we shall
receive from their hands So that with an organization
we may safely defy competition in the way of embellishments
show the world pattern for others to follow in the way of
liberal and udous expenditure, and fix new era in the his
tory of magazine publishing in this county. 1t libel upon
American artists TO presume that the worn out plates of old
English Annuas TO compete wit lie preferred to the
beautiful creations of their genius, taste, and skill
ELEGANT EMBOSSED WORK.
An agreement las also been made with tatmeritoous and
full EMBROIDERY, LAcE-WoRK, Birds, Flowers and Land
scnpcs, Coorcd in the most Finished and Elegant STYLE
This VIII form an expensive, but popular and attractive fea
tue in tile work, and with the variety which will be thus in.
troducCd will always 10 novel and pleasing
Richly Colored Fashions
In compliance whlhe almost unanimous wish of our adv
subscribers we shall furnish them with beautiful and correct
plate Of Fashions and shall also give the stye for gentlemen
which has heen decidedly popular with both sexes and has
rendered tic work the BOOK OF FASHION the uron
over These fashion plates will he drawn from original DESIGNS
from Paris and London, aud may always he depended upon no
the prevailing style in Philadelphia and New York for t1n
month in Which they issued These However sb, in M
wise interfere with the regular and choice engavnns md
music which accompany each number of tie Magazine ms I'VE
ea suffer ourselves 10 be surpassed in numer or boou
of illustrations by any other work, hut shall maintain tc mo-
sion which have assumed Of leading al others in i've
rcess beauty, excellence, and variety of naroziuc cmto
Ismcut. (The literary cbaraCc) The reputation of rho
Magazine thus far, would he sufficient nunroncn Cor h
future hut that il may be that nothing Eas becn o mn
doue maintain every department of the work and to o
vate the literary well as the pictorial department e o
leave to announce host Of talented ami elegant American
writers.
The list of G Contributors.
In addition TO tho old contributors whose nnmcs and ,i
CIes have given high celebrity the Magazine numho
Ones it will he perceived added of worth nmd No,
That may fairly say we lave the strength of Amoon
talcn Ensted in the Work.
Theodore S. Fay, author of Norman Leslie tho Corr,os,
Ida" &C. Miss Leslie, Hon, Robert 4 Conrad Mrs Ann
Stephens Dr. Reynod Coates, Mrs Nichols Dr IL, Az,
Cilcl Emma Emhury, George Morris Du soo Me- ,rt
author of Stanley Edgar Poe, Phiuderlia n G encnr do
author Of Howard Pinckncy,' Mrs l. II sgournev IIorr
Miss Calarine EsIng, Mrs sclnan Mrs Iv,iio Ino pio
son, A Ewood, r. Lowell, Rocr Morris Plinoy Ear
If D., S Frelieh, PercvGI, Mrs Lnmrert Mrs Asvvhn,
cy. Mrs S b Dana Geo Lunt, 7 Evans r. NJ Walsh w
Gilmore SIMS Mrs ST Leon Loud H. IIasnns IvoIJ proCo
sor Ingram author OF La Fiitc. Prof Frost pMo Prof
Brooks Rolt., NJ Nc Michael. Esq PHIL, c Peterson. Esq
do Rev II Socton, do W soCton Armstrong Esq Pnrl
BcaiOmn Y, Douglas Jerod England I q Nenl ICii ',
skclches) the American Boil Oils N Y Ross Btowne