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PROSPECTUS FOR lS43.
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AuAM'S LADY'S AND GEN.
TLEMAN's MAGAZINE.
EDITORS:
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ReguLdr Contributors
kpNIMORE COOPER, RICHARD II.
lana, ". C. BRYANT, HENkf W.
fDNGfELL0W, L. {. CHATHAM - T.
1DFFMAN.
Graham's is the oldest and mos, popular
81 American Literary Magazines. The
nu6bcr for January, ls43, will be the Isl
M 35lh volume. Its long and uniformly
zoskessfu career, from lis commencement
&s1 lew hundred subscribers. until the
4Fasent time, when II has circulation OF
1000 copies per month, Is perhaps as
484a az evidence of It's great and constant.
h Increasing merit as the publisher has II
Us liz rover to offer. To liz old subscrl-
hefQ, he trusts no assurances are necessary
All his determination 10 maintain Its present
Ascendancy over all The rival periodicals.
III lhe country. The engagement, during
thepresent year of such men as Bryant,
Cooper, Dana, Longlellow, Hoffman,
MpAcur and others OF high reputation IN
the literary world, as regular contributors,
- edition 10 a Iv"evlOns list embracing
many Of the first names ia the nation, is a
esltlleient guarantee that the work will
cnnlinue to be the principal medium Of
bhtween the hest authors and the public
AniVng the attractions Of the 35lh volume,
will ~ several tales By Mr. Cooper, Mr.
Grail6n, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Mancur, Mr.
HeFksir, Miss Leslie, "Mary Clavers,"
fzEmbury, Mrs EIet Il Mrs Stephens;
Peeps by Mr. Bryant, Dana, LongteIow,
sslfeha, Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs Osgood, and
rifsaEigourney; Essays by Mr. Fay, Mr.
Ignps, Mr. Tuckerman, Mr. Poe. Etc.
Here follows lis; of some forty
1ada ihe most distinguished writer's OF The
gho will be contributors TO the pre-
ma yoIume, together with the produc.
t'4HFN some twelve or fourteen o: finest
female writers OF the age, which regret
'nAi 'pr want OF room we cannot give their
namosl
@P.fna'd ERDeHthmenG.-ln the department
" N&m''ugS' II IS well known that Graham,s
t. *sHsrr "Ns iat surPassedany periodical work |
n.y. fSp'sheu IN inns or any other country. The
,,'sns'trlno,'loh OF rival publishers seems TINS
VIZ. 1--we ueeh 10 maintain respectab BILE imi.
~. numerous costly and beaulifel works Of
t% why" "'e successive numbers of this
Y .'..' n"'e 1een graced' In the course of the
" .s't 'oiume many important new features
III s''ouuced' Sartain and Sadd the most
fs'eRfA'ed Mezotnt Engravers in the Un;on q,
s9asA'sRt The best in Europe. will contiuue 70
1 s tne'r exquisite productions; and RaDJo,
.yf't@ q Hatch, &. Parker, A. +. Dic, O.,
sES sackman, Jones, and Others of N Yo,r
.7'son, WEIGH Waters, Tucker 4. oIhos,
.. Z. .'''ep""' an among the most eminent
kI 10 G' ~ "'e present century, have been
Z. e. !" lu'n'sh succession ofhighly finished
H' 'X'.a,aI snperinr to auy that have hith.
a. A, ,,;; "a Per'ouicas. Among tie mic.
In ~ 49,, ""1 pe n engraved for the volumes of
several original Paintings. nv Inebom
s,,' IN ny ne thompson, freeman, Franouinet
H'', V.''Pr distinguished rtlst. 1"''e''
~ ~a~ OK TRAIT GALLERY. One or ,bo
ins,'''.s;"e o. the coming volumes will he tho
", 2f2 ~" W. VI portraits OF the conribrtoT. ~
clhHs n e,I M"sSIihe, which. of course will in.
sr,S 4t al The eminent writers of The dav
rhsISsS n ,oIuhe viii include, from the btuins IF
n ths kiaL V"son and Others, portraits, engraved
IsIlSM. an, syie Of the art, of Cooper, Long.
NkdCw;o,. ueI oceldente," Mrs SipourneS.
1eTsI o'A mrs Seba Smith, Mrs Embury'
I'm for V ,bc s, all from paintings executed
y EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
o,o 70 embrace notes on current
1 w., Sna reviews Of all new American
,Ic; "o'As o. general interest or valus.--
IvsI ~ OF uraham's Magazine are ac- 4,
son ~ an parts Of this country TO be FL. ,
.nv ueh' honesty and independence TO ,
m. Uo.emporSry. Indeed, while ma.
Mara " ""y aud quarterly journals have
IA wSio IL'er'lsing mediums for the book q
Mary" ." every thing in print is indiscrim-
mi y, ms periodical is looked upon
~" discriminating arbiter between an
'Susrs, in which both have implicit
~ uraham's Magazine viii be nub- 9
@ uc hrst OF each month IT, every ouar,or
O'on' The following are the lo,..si ,ar,,a
Is Maxi can afforded For single COW in '
Pef amnm 81; ortwo copies Cor S5. '
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hI| ,"I'hshcd as usual,) in advance.
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