Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-01-05

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in every possible variety Of the art--Mezzot:n,
Line and Mezzotint, Shpple, Medallion, and thar
most chaste and expressive manner, the Line and
i Dos eolhoiheo, winch has given such worldwide
celebrity TO the works of modern artists
/ The American Guide Plates of Fashions o.,
ored, will be given every month.
In order to give the greatest attractiyeness IN tb
subjects OF his embellishments, the proprietor has
| given orders TO various American Painters of es
tabllshed reputation, who are now engaged in pre-
pairing, expressly for the Ladys Book. nnmetons
origlnalpictures on National and Historical events
some of which are nearly completed, and will soon
be in the hands of the engraver. Among the pain
| ters thus engaged he may enumerate-J G. Chan
man, painter OF the national picture of the Baptism
OF Pocahontas; P. F. Rothermel, S. S. Osoood of
Boston, j. P Frankenstein, l. Williams. &c. &c
lie has also established correspondence i,
London through which he will receive early proof
impressions Of the finest prints executed in that
metropohs, and will thus be constantly supplied
Win an immense variety, from which to make
suitable selections. In addition to this, he will
receive the ofiiy copies ofthe celebrated prize En-
cravings OF the Edinburg Apollo Gallery sent 10
this country: one of which, the Examination of
Shakespeare before Sir Thomas Lacy, he has al.
reaoy given 70 MS patrons, and another of which,
The Stray Children, he has row in preparation. as
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peare.
Determinedt to satisfy every variety oftaste the
proprietor has also made arrangements for Sc
ries of the most superb MezZotints ever executed
in this country, several of which are already en-
graved, and will be given to his subscribers as
a sufficient number of impressions can be taken
to supply his immense edition. Besides the SER
vices of H. S. Sadd, of New York, who has now
in hand number of plates, the proprietor has
Al L I
London, who is universally conceded to stand in
the foremost rank Of English Engravers, and
whose splendid efforts in Mezzotint have COM
manded the admiration of the most distinguished
amateurs and critics. This eminent artist is now
engaged IN preparing, expressly for the Lady's
Book, number of Mezzotnt Pictures, which the
proprietor pledges himself will be of an unsurpas
sed excellence, and of the most interesting and at
tractive subjects. To guard against all possiblli-
ty of difficulty hereafter, he has ordered from
England a complete Mezzotnt Establishment, and
Immediately or its arrival, Mr. VIM. e. Tucker
of this city will commence operations in that de-
partment of art.
In order to procure the various embellishments
in season, the proprietor has made permanent ar
rangements with the following eminent engravers,
all of whom are now engaged in executing steel
plates for the Lady's Book.
Nev York Philadelphia.
A. l.. Dick, w. E. TUCKER,
N. GMBREDE, ]. B. NEAGLE,
w. H. JAcKMAN, J. B. FORREST,
j. c. DUNNEL. W. H. ELLIS,
A. JONES' E. HUMPHREYS.
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of the month of publication.
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