The Weekly register., 1843-11-22

!. FENNlM MORE COOPER, RICll'D.
U.DANA, WIN. CULLEN BRYANT,
II. w. EONGFELLuW, CHARLES
+. HOFFMAN, i. G. GRATTAN.
@RAHAM'S is the oldest and most popula
Y n of the American Literary Magazines. Tn
rnmber for January, 1919. will be the first of til
35tb volume. It's long and universally successful
career. from its commencement With few hun
dFed subscribers, until the present time, when i
has circulation of fifty Thousand copies mouth,
is peIhaps as good evidon e OF lis great and in
creasins merit as TIE pnblisho- has it in his powe
10 offer. 70 his old subsc lbsfs, he trusts no as
su-ance are necessary of his determination to
maintain its present ascendancy over all the rival
periodicals of the conntry The engagement, da-
ring the past wear, OF such men as BnYANT, Coor-
rF. DANA. LoXGFELLow, iloFrMAN, MANcUr,
ETC., of high repu:atioN' in the literary world, rs
regular cont i5utors, in addition - pseViolsl 81
embracing many OF the n5st names IN the nation, is
n sufficient guarantee that the work VIII contnae
Ia be the principle medinm of communication be-
tween the best aatho-s and the public. Among
the attractions Of the thiitg fjth volume, "ii! be
evaral TALES by .Ir !. T.. Cangcr, Mr. Grafton,
Mr. Holman, Mr. Herbert, .Riss Leslie, '.Nary
C!arerS,' Ms EmblaH, Mrs .Eilct AMI Hrs ST.
pleas; poems By .nr Brl Gnt, Mr. DIH9, Dir
LoagfHo,r, Mr. Street, Mrs Sets Smith, .hly
Csr5o}. and Mrs Sigou.nea; cssags 81 Mr. Far,
NJ Joaes, Mr. TacteTulaa, yar Pc, etc. etr.
Here follows a n0-e fu.l lis, Of the names Of
contributors Ihe most distinguished OF the country
which we omit for want Of room.
Graham's Lady's and Genteman's Magazine
has been from it, establishment more than any
other the iayorite periodical Of the greater sex.
Though its plan does not entirely eXciide articles
of the most important cha .acter, such as have raj
ssd Blackwood's and some other foreign journals
to their high Influenza and reputation, its pages
will Sc PrnCipally devoted to what's usually tesr-
ed light literature. twill bs distng Iished from
other publications of similar aims by the terary
and artistic mer of its contents. Whit those OF
1lha7 works are unknown Gr Anonymous, the con-
.rbuto5s 10 this are tile most eminent adtAars Of
or aga and co1n.sv; the very ciaato.s, founders,
of or National idts;a,uTa. Eci ecTIlv is il col
ebra,ei as containin, the choicest productions of
the tnesI female writer's OF ths time. Ivc.v NAM
ber contains gems whch may he appealed to " IN
pride by the sex as vindicaling their Intellectual
eminence.
SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS.
In the department OF Engravings tits we'll known
that Graham's Magazine has far surpassed any
pe:iolical work ever published in lfis any otn
er county. The highest ambition Of rival pub
fishers seems thus far TO have baen TO mai tain a
respectable imitation OF the numerous costly and
beautiful works of art wiki which the successive
numbers of this Journal have been graced. In the
coarse of the succeeding volumes many important
new features viii be Introduced. SaTtin and Sadd
tha most caabr4tad Mszzotint EngraveTs in the
Unol. aud equals of Ina best in Europe, will con
time 10 furnish their exquisite predictions: and
| iiawdon, Wright and Hatch, & Parker, l.
Dick. GimbTcdge, la kman, jones and others, o
| New York, and Do-lson. Walch and " aters
| Tucker and Others. of Phalelphia-all among the
most eminent line eagravers Of tho present centu-
~, have been engaged furnish succession of
highly iA;shad steel eng5avings, superior u any
| 4 foa~
the pct res That will be engraved for for the vol
| umas in 1913. are sege.al ORIGINAL PAINTINGS,
! BY Ilgham. InmaD. Cola, Thompson, freeman,
Franquinet. and other distinguished artists. The
| Amsriean periodicals have hitherto contained,
| save in very few instances. only engrarngs cop
! Ell f-om foreign prints The publisher Of Ora
hams Magazine will be the first TO reform the
! practice. and to make his work strictly original
in its embellishments as well as in its literary
| teGtg.
| Our PGRTRIT ALLERy.-One OF the new iea-
! lures Of the coming volumes wl be the int-odlc-
/ ton Of Portraits of the contributors 10 GEahem's
| Magazine. which Of cOi-se, will include rsaily
all the eminent W tiers OF the day The : III vol
dma viii include f,om the bulirs of Parker. Ohm
| son and osla5s, portraits engaged in the hghss
style OF the art Of Mr. Cooper, P'ofes5o: Longfal-
! low. Maria Del Occdents.' Mrs SgNIrnPy. Miss
Sedgwirk. Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs Emblry and sew
srll uthars-5ll from paintings executed expressly
| for the pgrpose.
| TUE EDIToRIhL DEPARTMENT viii continue
20 embrace notes on current literature etc, ami re-
| views of all new American and foreign works oil
general interest or value. The criticisms of era
| hams Magazine are acknowledged in all parts
the country to be superior il acuman, honesty and
Independence 10 those of any contemporary. L.
deed, while majority of the monthly and quar-
serly journals In e become mere advertising mad
| inns for for the booksellers, in which eveIy tning
IN p-in is iHdisc5iminately pra sed. this period
ical is looked upon lsl and minimizing ar.
bitter between authors and readers in which both
have implicit confidence.
TERMS
/ Graham's Magazine will he published on tn,
first Of each month in every quarter of, Union
The most distant subscribers viii therefore raceiv,
il Oh that dav. as we'll a those who reside in Phil
ndalphia. The proprietor bs;ng more desr-,u o
presenting the bast and most beautiful than tn,
cheares: work in the country, AMI anxo Is h-ins
L within the reach of all, offe-s the following a
tia lowest terms III which it can be Afforded
THEEE ioLLAPs PEI annrm in advance for q sin
gle copy, OF two copies yearly for FIVE dollars, hvi
COPIES for ten dollars, eight for fifteen dollars,
eleven for twenty dollars, Iclabs furnished as usu
al Invariably in advance. Postage Of all letter
70 be pre- paid GEORGE II. GRAHAM,
Dec 7. 'SA9 No 90 Chestnut ST Phledelphi;
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
! FILTERS of Administration on rht
: 81 estate Of Joel S. Rice. dece'd were
granted TO the Undersigned by the Hon
orabe Probate Court of TalIahatchit
county on the 18th day Of August 1913
Notice is hereby given to all person.
H,.r Sl.,,, IL,