, 1842-01-01

Magazine in the Union.
EDITED BY
Gro. r. GRAHAM, Mas. ANN s. STrrnExs,
{. }. PETERSON, Mrs. EMMA {. EMBuEY,
EDGvR 4. PoE.
T T,rs % EFF 5. Fay, {pc,mspeu, and Regular Con
GEO. 7. MoRrs, tHhutors.
This work devoted 10 both seze., al nrcn a New
Volume with the number for Jauunry, l>i2, witt
an array of Contributors of talcnt and fame, winch ia
periodical in the couatry can boast of or pretend t,
rival.
The volume will Re opened with n new and bean
tiful type the finest white paper, and with the fir,
OF a
Ncw SeritEof EmJ,uishmsnts, JnsupGned
by any which have vet a2Pprarcd in any Magazine.
The style OF elegance, the beauty and fui- h the i"
lustrou-, aud the Cxten,rNe Improvements which wall
be made in its Typographical Appearance, and above
all. the tone OF it. library department gwen ithy rhr
brilliant array offs Contributors, wh"sc articles will
enrich The pages Of each number. will give it a char
actcr ADORE any Magazine in the Union.
The Magazine has become the .tanhard of taste
in mrtters Of eH.bclIi-hnent. and has led the way III
every thing really beautiful punished in the Maya
,ine Of last year. The voice OF the public press
while it place. the work at the
Head Of american Literature,
i. unanimous in the announcement, that no work
ever started in the country has been so elegantly
embellished, or has so rapidly increased. For the
new vnlume, the most extensive arrangements have
been made, with the most distinguished artist. III tn
country, for a supply of elegant embellishments nj
all sorts.
Our Beautiful .Ne=zolimt EmgtGrings
II affords Us much satisfaction to tie able 10 state
that we have made arrangements with Mr. SAR TAIN.
the accomplished mczzotint cugrnver. whose plates
have contributed so much Ia the beauty Of the mag
azine, nv which we secure hi, splendid m~'sEotins for
this pork alone No nih"r mag"z'n- Of thi, kind ca"
have them riHnut ~permission from us.
In Addison tn those. we hav" secured the hurin uf
another talented urzzntint cngraver-II SSadd, E-q.
OF New Yrrk--ihat there nny he no disappoiui
ment as To number or regularity. These will he equal
to any thing published, 50 that we are able confident
iy TO promise
Il -HeSzotint in Each Number.
These beautiful en=r.vings will Their fore form n
6rature of Graham's Magazine. in every number. -"
that We shall he able TO hi.Iancc any thing like com
petition on ,i- ground. Thea" plates are the must
expensive that can Ic got up for a magazine of largr
circulation. in consequence "f the great price Of
printing--5eing more than double thai If line engrr-
ings-and the necessity al reduplIcatiug the plates;
our edition already rendering IT necessary that tro
or three plates of the same subject must he prepared
for every number in which they are u.ed. We now
print an addition greater than that of any cotempora-
~ for the last year, and confidently assert that at the
same rate of increase we shall issue, in lsi2, an edi-
tion Of not less than
$1,000 COPIES MONTHLY,
and shall soon hnve an edition unequalled in the his
tory OF mag zine %pnhlishit 6
Our Splendid Steel Engrarings.
We have also entered into a distinct and prrmn.
nent arrange ment with Rawdon, Wright, Hatch and
Snillir, and with A l. Dick, E-q of New York. for
n series Of splendid engravings. to be got up in a style
unsurpa,..d by any that hare euer BEEN done in this
country. The wide spread fame of this artist is II
sufficient guarantee of the character Of the work we
shall receive from their hands. So that with such
an organization, we may safely defy competition in
the way of embellishments, show the would
A PArrERs FOR OTHERS TO Follow,
in the way Of liberal and judiciou' expenditure, and
fr a new era 10 the history of magazine publishing in
this eonn,Iy,
ELEGANT ExsossEp WoRK.
An agreement has been made with that meriforious
and accomplished artist, F. Qnsre, Eco, for a full
sGpply Of tasteful
EMBROIDERY, LACE WORK, BIsns,
FLowEas. AND LANDsc,PEs
CoLoRED IN THE MOST FIH-
,sHED AND ELEGANT
STYLE.