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National E1agazfEGe

IVaARG&ssaA MA 4AE2EG
/ OF
LITERATURE, ART AND FASHION
GEaGEasta's H4ady's and Gen,
agesaFERm Wa gaxsEse.
PROSPECTUS FOR l843.
EDITORS.
J. FENNIMORE COOPER, RICn'D
II. DANA, WIN. CULLEN BR YANT'
II! w. LONGFELLOW, CHARLES
F. HOFFMAN, 4. c. GRATTAN.
| ESRAHAAI'S is the Oldest and most popuIa
| I II of the American Literary Magazines. Tn.
number for January, l643. viii be The frs. Of tax
35fh volane. rs long and universally successful
career, lton its commencement. with q few han.
dTed subscribers, rntl the present time. when Il
has circulation of ffty thousand copies month.
is perhaps as good an evidence Of It's great and in.
crossing merit as the publisher has il in HE power
to offer. To Ms old subscfibsfa, he trusts no as
suTance ere necessary of his determination 10
maintain It's present ascerdancy over all the rival
periodicals. Ct the country. The engagement. d +.
ring the past year. Of such men az BRYAy-, Cocr-
EF, DANA, LoSdFELLow, HCFFMAy, MAvcUp.
etc.. Of high reputation in the literary world as
regular contributors, in addition 70 previous si
embracing many of the frs: names ia the naton is
sufficient guarantee that the work will continue
E5t1t1itNlEAE3u .
tween the best authors and the public Auony
tina attractions &C the thiIty-fth volume, will be
several TALES by .'6r J. +. Cooper, gGr Grafton.
-tr k121mal, III Herbert, Mss Les,,s, ..7sl.rg
CtGrsrs,' .Irg, EnblTg, .Irs Elief 27,I fI-s Ste
rteRS; poems By .Ir Brl ant, Mr. Dcnn, .1Tr
LongteLto1r, s4ir Street, Hrs Ssb- SvlitR. .7ETs
O3go2f, and Hrs SigoJTney; essays 53 gIr Fan
III Jones, .3r 1UsterHaan, NJ Poe, CT. ETC.
Here follows more foil list Of tie namas Of
t1-,ar- -
Whica We omit for want Of room
Graham's Lady'5 and Gaaaaman's aTar4z,ns
hes bsen from its establishment mora lhGa any
other tae taEnT.Es periodical Of the greater sex.
hough lis plan doss nor enE5siy exclude articles
Of the uoss Important character, such as have raj
5ed b,ackwood'7 and some other foreign journals
n tAsil h'ga ialls0-a ard reputation, iig 7agss
will Be Principally daros5d what s usually term.
ed light literature. Itwill be Distinguished from
Other publications OF similar aims by t,a lirerar,,
and artistic ner of its contents. Wh-le these Of
osh3r works aFa unknown qr anonymous, the con-
sr,buto % this are tna mast en.naa, a.taars OF
our ags and country; the very creators, foca3e-a,
OF OH National iits'a;usa- Ear eci2rly IS it cell
ebtaisi as containing the choicest predictions Of
the finest female writer's Of the sims. Eya.y .s.1-
Der Contains ssms"Alcr may be appealed n with
PRIDE by the sex as vlGa-caliag their a.allsctI2l
eminonce.
SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS.
In the department ofEngTagings It is well known
THAI G!aham's Magazine has far surpassed aav
work ever published IA tEis or any 9th
or colntry. Tlo highest amb.ton Of rival 3a6-
fishers seems thus f.. t3 have basn TO mai tain
respectable imitation OF tho Numerous eoa,lv and
beautiful works Of art wiki which the successive
numbers Of this Journal hare been gracad. n taa
course Of the succeeding volamss many important
new features viii be iatraddcad. Sc,riaanl Sad5 ,
tha most celebrated Mszzosnt Engrayers in the /
CnioA. and equals of the bost in Europe will soa-
tIaua 20 furnish their exqnsits professions! and
RawGon, Wrigh, and Hatch. q Parker. 4 /, /
Dick, Gimbredge, Jacknan, JoHes and o:hert. of /
New York, ard Dodson, WEIGH and Waters.
Tucker and Others, Of i'hiiaIelphia-a among the
rost eminent line engrayets OF Gaa present csnta-
ry, have Seen engaged 20 furnish q succession Of (
highly finished steal engfEviags, superior 10 any
hathave hitherto appeared il periodicals. a aong
the pictJres that will be engraved for for the VOL
Ines III 1913, are several CRI5INAL PAINTINGS, /
~ Irshar', Inmzn, Cola, Thompson, Freeman,
tranqlinet, and oshes distinguished artists, The
Amsfican periodicals have hitharto contained.
ave in very few instances, only engravings cop
ed isom foreign prints. The pablisher Of Ora :
ian's Magazine will be the FIRST 20 reform the
practice, and TO make his work strictly original
Il its embellishments we'll as in is literary con-
ants.
YIN 4 Sl Rail ~ ALLEtN .-Oil5 OF ms new lea {
ures Of the coming volumes lgiIl be tbs introduc-
ion of Portraits CT the contributors 10 Gzaham's
Magazine, which OF course, will include nearly
III the eminent writer's OF the day. The 25th vol
'me viii include, from the BURNS Of Parker. ohm
On and Others, portraits ergra-ed in the highest
tyle Of tbs AT of Mr. Cooper, Professor Longfal-
ow7 Maria Del OccidaGts.' Mrs Sgolrney. Miss
'sdgwick, Mrs Seba Smith, MFs Embury and sev-
raj others-all fIoal paintings executed expressly
CT the purpose.
The EDIToRTAL DEPARTMENT will continue
embrace notes on current literature etc, and re-
Jews Of all new American and foreiga works of
ansral interest or vaine. The criticisms of (ITa-
ANS Magazine are acknowledged in all parts 0
&c country TO be superior in acumen. honesty and
Independence to thosa of any tontsnporarr n
eed, while majority Of thu n3a.hlv and quar-
ely journals have become mere advertising n1edi-
ms for for the booksellers, in which every tnipg
IN pTin'' is indiscFiminasely praised, this period-
-al is looked upon q just and Discriminating ar
tier between authors and rcadefs. in which bot,
ave implicit confidence.
TERws
GIah2n's Magazine will he published a., thu ,
rst OF each month in every quarter Oft Union.
ne most distant subscribers will therefore receive
on thai day. as well az those who reside in Phil
aalphia Tbs proprietor being more DESTROYS OF
fesenting the best and most beautiful than thu
laapest work In the country, and anxious 20 bring
within the reach Of all, offers the following a.
he lowest terms at which il can be afTarded-
HRFE DOLLARS Psr annum in advances for s;f,~
: copy, or two copies yearly for five dollars. FIVE
'ples for ten dollars, eight for fifteen dollars or
for a-a-%v- oil 4