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GRAIlAM's
LADYS AND GENTLEMAN'S
Magazine.
PROSPECTUS FOR lsl3.
EDITORS:
GEoGE r.. GRAHAM s. II. ",

ARD "A. DANA, WM CULLEN
BRIANT, ii. W, LONGtELLoN
4. Z. GKArAN, CHS. r. hoFf'
MAN q.
RAHAM'S IS the Oldest and most
u popular OF The American Ll'efa'!
M .,azlnes. The numurr Tor January
1919, will be me fl, 8, OF the 33'h volume
Its long aud universal successful career
from the commencement wan a lie" nun
dreu suuscrIoer uu'Ii Tie prese"' hhe'
when /, has "a circulation ofhl'J 'h"usaG"
COPIES "A montn Is perhaps as good an eE'
,lence q, It's great and Increasing merll III
IN. pIuil,her has n ~ his power 10 "le'
i, n, old snb,crIrer he trust no 1ssarh"
c.S arr. uecessaIV ol his determination I"
ma,nIaIn It's pGesent aNcrndency over al
the rival perIo lcais oI he conn'ry. IN
enyagement duri0g the past year; "l SUI
men as BRIANT; C"orER, DANA, Ions
FELL Nv, HOFFMAN, MANcUR e'c., OF h's'
regulation m lhe literary wOild as re-"
lar contributors, in addltIon 10 previous
list embracing many OF the first -nem-s
the nation is a sufficient guarantee TIA
the work will be the principle medium
communication betw cen the best an
thors aud The public Among the Atirac
ton of the thirty fifth Volume, Will be s"v-
eral tales by J. f. Cooper, Grdftan' Mr.
Hoffman, Mr.. Herbert, Mss, Leslie, MA
~ Clapers,' Mrs. Embwy, Mrs. Eilet, \
Mrs. Stephens; Poems by DR.. Briant, Mr
Dana, Mr.. Longfellow, Mr.. Street, AIRS
.Seba Smith, Mrs Osgood and Mrs. Sig
Quincy; Ess,ys By Mr.. Fay, Mr. Tucker
man, M. Jones, Mr.. Poe, ETC, etc.
49, Iflere follow the names Of about forty
writer's, who itis sad, VII
be contributors to this volume: but which
We have not room to insert.
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Sery we'll known that Graham's Mtg'.
Elne has tar surpassed ANY periodical
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or country. The highest ambition OF rI>
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10 MAINTAIN a respectable imitation Of the
numerous costly ana beautiful works "i
art with which the successive numbers 81
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course of tho succeeding volumes many
impor,an, new features will be Introduced.
and Sadd the most celebrated
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and eaaals of the best Of Europe will Con-
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Dick, Il. Packer, Glmbrcde,J nnrs' Jack
man. and Others, vi Nav York; and Odd
son, Welch. Waters, Fucker,"nd others,
of Pnladelph,a. amqng the most
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cesiuty, have been engaged 70 furnish ID
succession oth,ghIy finished steel eAsra''
incs, superior to any that have hitherto aP.
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lures that vail be eng aved Tor the volume
1913, are several ORIGINAL PAIN
TINGS by lnha,n, lamar, Cole, Ihomp'
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verv lew instances, an engraving copied
from iorelgn prln's' Inc Puo''Sne' y
Graham's Mag 'z'nt' "l'' 0e 'he hfS' 70
reform the Pr"c'lce' ana 10 maze us "o'S
strictly original IN Us ACCOMPLISHMENTS d.
we'll as IN Its literary contents. ..r
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Oue OF the features OF the coming vol
umes will be the introduction OF portrait
OF the contributors I" Graham's Magazine
which OF course VIII include near. a., I"
the eminent writers OF .n' gay ne oo''
volume viii lnclude IRON tht Oui'hs "