Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-28
National Magazine
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LITERATURE, ART and FASHION
GRAIIAM'S
LADYS AND GENTLEMAN'S
@ Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1913.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1913.
EDITORS:
GEOGE r.. GRAHAM s. II. W.
GRlSWOLD.

ARD IL. DANA, NM. " l-L.n
BRIANT. fl. w. LONGtELLOW
Il. C. GRATAN, CHS. +. HOFtr
MAN.
N RAHAM'S is the Oldest and most
IN popular OF the American Literary
Magazines. The number for january,
l5i3. will be the fist OF the Both volume
Its long and universal successful career
from the commencement with te" huh'
dred subscriber unu the present tune,
when il has circulation ofhliy thousaGd
COMES a month is perhaps as good an eNs
idence of It's great and Increasing merit as
the publisher has it ~ ms power TO oller'
10 hrs old subscriber he trust no 1ssuran'
ces are necessary oil his determination to
maintain its present ascendency over al!
the rival periodicals. OF the country. The
epgagement during the past year; ct such
men as BRIANr; COOPER, DANA, Lone
FELLOW. HoFFMAN. MANCUR ETC.. oil hIgh
reputation IN the literary world as reSu'
lar contributors, in addition 10 previous
list embracing many Of the first .nemes ~
the nation is sUiiicien, guarantee that
the work will be the principle medium o.
communie"uoh Vo'" a,,.,,,
thors ahus PuU''T PHI t..,,,,,
tou Oh ''io mn ~ 80. E.,,,,,, m.
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distinguished "I"eIs' way It = ''''' -
be contributors u .'''s 'o'",''o "' '''~
We have not room 10 ihset''I
Splendid ESTABLISHMENT. !
Il. In the department of EogravIugs, II is
very well known that Graham's Mega. /
a,os has Ear ,,,rn,ssed anv periodical
worl ever publisbed in this or any 9th.
or c,r,,ry The birhest ambition OF RI /
,Innbhshers seems thus arto have been
-. r.sosctobl. imitation Of the
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49,, y,,h which The successive numbers Of
,h;. ,onroaI have been uraccd, In the
,I,' e ,ho s,ccesd,or volumes many
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,n4 II ,wdon. WRIGHT, and Hatch, A. L.
Dtck q Parker. Glmbrede, Jones, Jack.
man and others. of New York aud Dod-
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If Phlladelphia, ALI among the mo,t
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century have been engaged TO furnish
succession dinghy finished steel engrav.
ipcs, superior to any that have hitherto ap.
pearcd in periodicals. Among the PIC
lures ,ha, will be engraved tor the volume
1919 are several ORIGINAL PAIN
.TlNGS by Imam, Inmau, Cole, Thomp.
son, freeman, Franqulnet, and other dis.
tinguished artists. The American peri
odlcals have hitherto contained, save in a
verv few instances, an engraving copied
from foreign prints, The publisher Of
Graham's MaguzInr, will be the first 20
reform the practice, and to make his work
strictly original in ITS embellishments as
well as IN It's literary contents.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
One Of the features Of the coming vol.
umes will be the INTRODUCTION Of portraits
of the contributors to Graham's Magazine,
which of course will include nearly all Of
the eninentwrters of the day. The 35lh
volume will include from the BURNS Of
orayed il The bigbes, sryle IF The arH Of