The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-14
a NnW VOLUME.
JANUARY, 39%S.
GRAHdPS LADYS AND GENILENANS
GAXiNE.

EDGAR A. FOE.
Miss E. LESLIE THEopoRE s. FAY. George T. MORRIS,
Permanent and regular GOnrhnlOrs.
This work devoted both sexes will open New Volume
with the number for January l8l2 with an array OF cohr'
huiors of talent and fame, which no periodical IN tie
county eau boast or pretent TO rival,
The Volume will he opened with new and hcan'llu type
tie finest white paper aud with the first oi new series OF
EMBELLISHMENTS UNSURPASSED by any which have
,ct oppcared in anv Magazine The style Of elegance the
beauty and finish of these Illustrations and tie extensive mn
provcmcns which will be made in lis Typographical anpear
ance aud above all the tone of its Literary department sVenn
by brilliant array of its contributions, Whose artceS VIII
enrich PAGES of numcr will give character above
any other magazine in the Unon TIC Magagazlne has he
come The standard of OF taste in matters o eMrcsmehS
has led the way in everything really beautiful published IN TIE
Magazine of last year Tie voice of the public press while
it places the work nj the head Of American Literature unan
the announcements that no work ever started In the
country been elegantly Cmbel'ed or has so rapidly
increased For the volume the most extensive arrange
nens have heen made, with the most distinguished artists in
the country for supply Of elegant embellishments OF all SORTS
OUR BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTlNT ENGRANINGS.
1t affords us much satisfaction to lie able 10 state, that
have made arrangements with Mr.. SARrAIN the account
pished mezzont cngaver, whose plates have contributed so
much beauty of the Magazine heretofore by which
secure his splendid MezZotnts iorTnIs No 9th
or Magazine of this kind have them without mission
from us This take to he good move, and although the
preference purchased by heavy experse
confident that nothing he equal them in beauty
to compete with them in popularity The engagement per-
manent, and is confined TO magazine work alone.
In addition those have secured the turin Of another
meLZ0tnt engraVe o. SauU ESq oil M YORK, mat
there may he disappointment ns to number or regularity
These win he equal anything published so that able
confidently to promise mezzotint in every number,
These beautiful engravhgs will therefore form feature of
Galam Magazine, in every NUMBER that we shall lie able
to distance anything like competition on this ground. These
mates orc expensive that he got up for maya
zine circulation in consequence of the great price of
priningbeng than double that of line engravings-
and the necessity of reduPcRtng tile plates edition al
ready rendering necessary that two three plates Of the
same subject be prepared for every number in which they
are used We print edition greater than that of any
Cocmporary for the last year. and confidently assert that at
the same rate increase shall issue in 842 edition
less than $4,000 copies monthly. And shall soon lave
an edition uequaed in the history of magazine publishing
Our splendid Steel EngravingS.
Nehave also entered into distinct and permanent arrange
mcn with Hawdon, Wright, Hatch Smiie, and with a. L.
Dick Esq of New York. for series of splendid engavngs 10
be got up style unsurpassed by any that have been
done in this Conutry The wide spread fame of these artists is
sufficient guarantee of the character of tile work shall
receive from hands, So that with such organization,
we may safely defy competition in the way of embellishments
show world pattern for others to follow in the way of
liberal and judcous expenditure, and fix in the his
tory Of magazine publishing in this county. 1t is libel upon
American artists TO presume that tie out plates of old
English ANIMALS are TO compete with, or be Preferred to the
beautiful creations of their genius, aste and skill.
ELEGANT EMBOSSED WORK.
An agreement has also been made with that metoous and
accomplished artist Quarc, Esq for full supply of
ful EMBROIDERY, BAcE'WoRK Birds, Flowers and Land.
scapcs, Coored in the most Finished and Elegant Style.
This will form expensive, hut popular and attractive ea
re in the work. and with the variety which will be thus in.
troduccd will always he novel and pleasing.
STERLING CRJTJCISNS
The critical department shall still form distinctive carac
Ter of the work and is under the control of gentleman of
critical accumcn repute long established and held every
where second to sagacy honest fearless .
dependence The review of Books may therefore expected
be cardip and entirely free from the nane putting which
marks tic booksellers hack but slal be thoroughly impartial
and severely JUS.
SPORTS AND PAsTiMEs
This interesting feature of the Masaaiue shall still he
served as important 10 yHuTa Eiol,sme, ana IN ,act 10 all