, 1843-03-18
Graham's Lady's and Gentlemsn's
MAGAZINE.
TEE PROSPECTUS FOR 1919.
Ed rORS:
GEO. X. GRAHAM g. r. W. GRIswoLp

Z IL. T. H.. w. GRISWOLD.
RESJLAR CONTRIBUTIONS;
J. Kenmore C,mpar. Richard IT. Dl-
ma. " dlian Callen Bryant. Henry
w. Lnrf-llow. L. e. Gratian.
CHARLES F.. Holman.
| GRAHAM's is the oldest and mos,
popular Of the Amprlcm lMcrar,
| MannZi"p. The numt.r Tor Janua
rv. I8i3. " II lie the first of the ,Iir
" 9Th Volume. It's long AMI uni
fmm'v s,mres>fn' c,r-er. f,.nn It..
co mnencrmehi with Il few iunIrrd
u, or he :. mnil the present time.
when it nns - c,rrul ,Iinn of Fl ~ thou
sand c%,'Ii"> par month. is lerhnps IS
rood an rvIdenc- al IS ureat AID
constantly increasing merit ~ the
,mhl,>h"r has j. in his roN.r to Offer.
To i 8 I'D >ub crib r.. he trusts. H.
assn anres are n"rrsS ry 1T his de
tenn ,,mn I" mnioiain IFS present
a>c-n.enc, over all he 'iv i periods
Gals If liz. murrv. Tue engage
me I hur'n- III" p 81 lear IT sub
".ea as Bryant Co"p'r. Dnn. LING
fen m. Hofmaa. H"cur and "'h"rS
of higI, rrrnt,'im in the lit'r"ry
world. ;s ,pg~iT contributors. in nj
dii.n IA Il previous list rmbr rinr
mlrv oi The fir>t names III The NJ
,mn. is u >uilircnt %gu,rant-" lI,a,
The work " ii continue to he The prin
cipal medium ri ruuuicat'on he
tween the b-St AUTHORS and The pub
lie. Among the attractions OF the
thirty firh volume. viii be several
TALES by He-sr>. Cooper. Gra,tnn.
: IIofft an. Mancur. Herbert. Miss
Leslie. Marry Claver>," Mrs. En-
bury. Mrs. Ellet aud Mrs. STEPHENS:
POEMS by Me>srs. Bryant. Dara.
: L~onsfcllow. Stree, Mrs. Seba Smith.
, Mrs. O<g""d, and Mrs. Sigourney;
ESSAYS by Me$srs. Fay, Jones,
:. Tuckerman, Poe. etc etc.
. Graham's Lrdy's and GaHtleman I
Magazine has been from lis establish
men, more ,htn any other the favor
tie periodical Of The geniler SEX
Though it, plan dies not entirely tx
clude articles Of the most imporran.
. character-such aShave raised Black
Y mood's. and some other foreign jnurn
e ais to their high influence and repnta
h Iinn-its pages will be principally de
voted To what is usually termed ligh
literature. Ii will be distinguished
from other publications of simila
aims. by the literary and artistic mer
= il of its contents. While those O
y other works are unknown or anony
mcus the contributors to this are tn
ii most eminent authors o. our age an.
C ,untrv; the vprv creators-inund
Is ars--nf "ur NATIONAL LiTER>TURE.-
) Esreci lily i. i, celebrated rs contain
: ing the choicest productions Of tn
q fu.s ST female writers of the time
p E,erv number contains gems whic
u. m,y he appealed TO With pride b
i the sex rs vindica'inI their i~Iteliet
. tnal -minencr.
d, SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS
In he department Of Engraving
IL is well knnwn that raham's Mag
zine has Ear surpassed any peri,dic
work ever published in lhi. or IN
"'her country. The highest ami
ton of rival publishers seems TIN
far to have been To maintain a
spectacle imita'i"n Of The numer"i
C '<,lv AND h"1n'i'il works of n
. uit, wl,i.h the SurrrS i've nunb'
y 81 tbs u"ral have b ear ,red.
the c"lir<- 81 the S~lccr"ding vnlum,
m,nv inp"tanr New F-a,"r"s "
re introduced Nv SARTAlN NJ
SAbD. Ihe m"St e.. l..'r ,i"l MrZZ
IN En- ayers in III. Union. ~
"un |. If The I..<' IN Eumyc, ".
. continue 10 frn,,h IN ;r rxqu',i
y rnir.,.m>; mi Rod n. Wi ]
e Hitch. g.. p, s,r. l.. Die
50 Grub ,iIe Jachm n. Jones and al
he ers. # New Y"k. AMI Dots"
" W.lrh & W,',erS. Tu:krrln ! nrher
~, "f p, Had. lphii--al amn. t. mo
,r. eminent Lire Ers.,v"r- # The pre-
NJ "n, century. have be m engaged
'". Furnish Il ,ucres>:oi OF highly fins
~. ell steel engraving. superior IN n
.d that hive ii,heri" ap e 'rcd in pc.
!, "dIcal. -Am"nG the pictures that p"
i'll be enIrav"dfr the YOU mes in 1874
are several
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
- By ln-ha,n. Ihnan, Cole, Thorn
son Freeman, Franquinst. and 9th
distinguished artists. the Anne
can periodicals have hitherto c"nuai
m. ed, save in Il very few instances. o