The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-07
a NEW VOLUME.
JANUARY, 19A2.
GRAHAMS LADY S AND GENILEMANS
NJ G 4 ZINE.

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EDITED BY
GEORGE r. GRAHAM, MRS. ANN STEPHENS,
c, ] PETERSON, MRS, EMMA c. EMBURY,
EDGAR A. POE.
Miss L. LESLIE, THEoDoRE S. FAY. GEoRGE P. Morris,
Permanent and regular Contributors.
This work devoted to both viii open New Volume
with the number for January lS42 with of cohlri.
butos of talent and fame, which no periodical in tie
county can boast preGnt to rival,
The Volume will he opened with nev and beautiful type,
the finest white naper aud with tie first OF series
EMBELLISHMENTS UNSURPASSED by any which huve
yet appeared in any Magazine. The style of elegance, tho
beauty and finish of these illustrations, and tie extensive I'M.
provemets which will he made in It's Typographical appear
ance and above all the tone of It's Literary department given
by the brilliant array of its contributors whose articles will
enrich the pages of each numer Will give character above
any other magazine in the Unon The Magagazhe has be-
come the standard of of taste in matters of embellishments g.
las led the way in everything really beautiful published in the
Magazine of last year. Tie voice OF the pubic press, while
places the work the head of American Literature, nnan
in the announcement that work ever started in the
country has been elegantly CmheSed, or has so rapidly
increased For the volume tie most extensive arrange
men,s have been made with the most S'sCcu atlS III
the country supply of elegant embellishments OF all Sorts
OUR BEAUTIFUL MEZZOTINT ENGRANlNGS
1t affords much satisfaction to o able 10 state that wo
have made arrangements with Mr.. SARTAlN, the accom-
pised mezzont engravcr, oe plates have contributed
much the beauty of tie Magazine heretofore by which we
secure his splendid Mezzotnts for WORK ALONE No 9th
Magazine of this kind can have them without permission
from us. This take to be good move, and although the
confident that nothing be got to eQu0em in beauty or
to compete with them in popularity. The engagement per-
nlanent, and is confined TO magazine work alone.
In addition have secured the Turin of another
talented engraver H. s. Sadd Esq OF NJ York that
there NAV disappointment number regularity
These will he equal anything published so that wear able
confidently promise mczzotint in every number,
These beautiful enguvngs will therefore form feature OF
Grahams Magazine in every number that we sal be able
10 distance anything like competition this groud These
plates the most expensive that can be got up for maya.
zine of large circulation in consequence of the great price OF
prntng-beng than double that of lue cngravings
and necessity of redupcang tie plates; our edition al
ready rendering it necessary that two three plates of the
same subject must he prepared for number in which they
nre used We print edition greater than that OF any
coempory for the last year. and confidently assert that at
the same rate shall issue in 1872 edition Onot
less than $4,000 copies monthly. And shall soon have
edition unequaed in the history Of magazine publishing
Our splendid Steel EngTavings.
Wehave also entered into distinct and permanent arrange
men with RawLon, Wright, Hatch smiIe and with A..
Dick Esq of New York. for series of splendid engraving to
be got up style unsurpassed by any that have been
done this conury. Tie wide spread fame of these artists is
sufficient qua of the character of the work shall
receive from their hands. So that with such organization,
wemay safely defy competition in the of embellishments,
show world pattern for others to follow in the way of
liberal and udcous expenditure, andx in the his
tory of magazine publishing in this county 1t is libel upon
American artists TO presume that the out plates of old
English Animals are TO compete with be PREFERRED TO the
beautiful creations of their genius, taste, and skill
ELEGANT EMBOSSED WORK.
An agreement has also been made with that merOrious and
accomplished artist F. Quarrc Esq. for full supply Of taste
full EMBROIDERY, LAcE.WoRK, Birds Flowers and Land.
scapcs Coored in the most Finished and Elegant Style.
This will form expensive but popular and attractive fea
in the work. and with the variety which will be thus III
tToduced will always hG novel and pleasing
STERLING CRITICISMS.
The critical department shall still form distinctive charac.
ter of the work. and is under tile control of gentleman of
critical and repute long established and held every
where second 10 none for saGacy and aud honest fearless u
dependence. The review of Books therefore be expected
he candip and entirely free from nane putting which
maj tile booksellers hack; but shall be thoroughly impartial
and severely JUS;
SPORTS AND PAsTIMEs
This interesting feature of the Magazine shall still be prc
served important 10 young sPortsne, and in fact all
Young and old who delight tie sports of the rod and gun
Articles in this department shall lie from acknowledged pens
and Of the very best authority,
The Ocesf terms.
Tie proprietor being deous of publishing the hand.
and best than the cheapest work tie Union while
at time hg unxious bring within the reach of
all, offers tile following the lowest possible at which
lie can afford the work in its elegant style for 1912,
50 per amum in advance for single copy, Or wo copies
syeary for g. invariably in advanle. post pad No new
utscrber reccivd without tie money, the Of res
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rodicals the following liberal proposals are made
For S. cash, free Of postage, Galams Magazine and two
copies of the Saturday Evening Post for year will be
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For 10 dollars cash free of Postage FIVE copies of Gra
hams Magazine, Graham magazine and comics eff the
Saturday evening post, for year,
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warding the money,
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tile Wavery novels complete in 26 numbers will be sent this
reprint of the popular novels of Walter Scott comprises every
word yf the Edinburo Edition of 80 volumes which cost in
England S72 per SET
Editors WHO may copy this prospectus entire and send
copy, marked with ink, addressed tie Saturday Evening
rosl (Which viii save publisher the postage newspaper
ssIbe promptly furnished with tie magazine for 1912
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