The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-03-17
q NEW VOLUME.
JANUARY, 1912.
GRAH4pS LADYS AND GENTLEMANS
Nj a q AZINE.


c. J PETERSON, MRS. EMMA e. EMBURY,
EDGAR A. ZOE.
Miss Z. LESLIE, THEODORE S. Fay GEORGE p. MORRIS,
Permanent and regular Contributors.
This work evOted to both sexes will open New Volume
with the number for January l842 with an array of cot
butors of talent ant and fame, which periodical in the
county eau boast or pretont to rival,
The Volume will he opened with and beautiful typo,
the finest white paper and with tie first of new series f
EMBELLISHMENTS UNSURPASSED by any which have
yet appeared in any Magazine Tie style of elegance tie
beauty and finish of these illustrations and the extensive I'M
provemens which will be made in its typographical appear
and above all the tone Of its Literary department given
by brilliant array Of its contributors whose articles will
enrich the pages of each numer, will give character above
any other magazine in the Union. The Magagazne has be-
the standard of Of taste in matters Of embellishments &
has led the way in everything really beautiful published in the
Magazine of last year. The voice of the public press while
places work at the head of American Literature unan
mous in the that work started the
country has been elegantly cmbeised, or has rapidly
increased For tie volume the most extensive arrange
mems have been made with the most distinguished artists in
the country for supply of elegant embellishments of all Sorts
OUR BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTINT ENGRAVINGS.
1t affords much satisfaction to he able TO state, that we
have made arrangements with Mr.. SARTAIN, the rccom
psed mezzOn engraver whose plates have contributed so
much 10 the beauty of the Magazine heretofore by which we
his splendid Nezzohts for No 9th.
or Magazine this kind have them without permission
from This ae TO he good mOve and although the
preference purchased by a avery heavy eNperse
confident that nothing he go up 10 equal them in beauty or
compete with them in popularity. The engagement per-
manent, and is confined TO magazine work alone
In addition those we have secured the turin Of nnoher
talented neGzon engrayer, H. s. Sadd Esq of N. York that
there may be disappointment number regularity
These Willie equal anything published, that are able
confidently to promise mezzotintin every number
These beautiful engavings viii therefore form feature OF
Grahams Magazine in every number, that shall be able
odistanCe anything like competition on this ground These
plates are expensive that can he got up for maya
zine of large circulation in consequence of the price of
printng-heng than double that Of line engravngs-
and the necessity of rcduTcalng the plates our edition al
ready rendering necessary that two or three plates of the
same subject must I've prepared for every number in which they
used We now print an edition greater than that Of any
cotempoary for the last year. and confidently assert that
the rate increase we shall issue in 1872 edition not
less than $4,000 copies monthly And shall soon have
edition uneqnaled in the history of magazine publishing
Our splendid Steel EngraVings.
WehavC ao entered into distinct and permanent arrange.
ment with RHwdon Wrlg Hatch Smile, and with A. l..
Dick Esq Of New York. for series Of splendid engravings 10
be rot up in style unsurpassed by any that have ever becn
in this country The fame these artists is
sufficient guarantee of the character of the work we shall
receive from their hands So that with such organization
we may safely defy competition in the way of embellishments
show the world pattern for others to follow in the way OF
bera and udcou expenditure, and fix era in the his
tory of magazine publishing in this country. libel upon
American artists TO presume that the plates of old
English Animals compete with, be preferred to the
beautiful creations of their genius TASTE and skill
ELEGANT EMBOSSED WORK.
An agreement has also 5ccn made with that mcrioriou and
accomplished artist f. Qarre Esq for full supply of taste.
ful EMBROIDERY, LACE'Wo1K, Birds Flowers, and Land.
sCaps Colored in the most Finished and Elegant Style
This will form an expensive but popular and attractive fea
ture in the work, and with the variety which will be thus in.
troduCed will always he novel and pleasing
Richly ColOred Fashions.
In compliance with The almost unanimous wish of our lady