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fy history md nlsp of Neurt. Wright. .
Hatch a Smile, tho beautiful series NJ
GeofgIa ,lewt prepared some time since .
from original dr1W0nes, fof the Messrs
Richards. two noble hearted Young gen.
llcmen Of Georgia. whose patriotic enter
prse-tli1l Of giving. IN clegant style, the
most charming views Of their native S1lc
-wn, abandoned (or want Of proper cour.
age In tie outset These views ARE the
most elegant landscape pictures Tint have
ever been engraved in the United States.
and we rejoice At the opportunity afford.
I'd rs Of sending them forth through our
ample circulation TO more Than oHc INN.
7red HOUSaHd readers, in every part of the
Union, One of them we give in the June !
We have thought proper to meet this II
question, because similar effort was made
q deprive us of credit, when in 1871 and
u, the magazine world was taken by o
torn with our uneQualIed mezotint plates e
IA feature adoptde by others long after i
We had occupied the field.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY. :,
"Our portrait gallery OF American au- te
horS" is n feature which we claim is our ri
'en, and imilalors may arise, we have Sc Of
ured all the boa tcriterS If the d0V, who N
ONE appropriately under thc denomina. "
on of "oUR CONTRIBUTORS" and we need
OF tell orr readers that these are nineteen
SentiethS Of our magazine writer's We s'
'erefore 6W dJfnce to at competition IN "
0gdz'ne illustrations. en-
OUR LITERARY DEPARTMENT. ne
The high tone OF the articles in Ora. "
ANS Magazine has given it the proud pc.
lion of "fhe lea/ing magazine in Ameri ad
:" With such writer's as the following. or
cured as regular contributors. the pub bal
her defes any rivalry: James Fennimore ror
roper, Hon. James K, Pauidng, w. c. rel pel
yant, Henry w. LongIeIlow, Nathaniel -
awthorne, Henry w. Herbert, James
lssell Lowell, Charles Femme Hoffman,
IN. K. 7. Conrad, with host Of other
nilemen Of high repute.
Mrs. Amelia B. WeIby, Miss Sedgwick.
IS. Sigoulney, Mrs Mary Clavers, Mrs. ~
m ). STEPHENS, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs o. ]
cd, Mrs. Embury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. bee
IAN, Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs. Worlhnglons. lot
ISIS Read, Miss Hervev, and others.
MUSIC AND THE FASHIONS. apr
An arrangement has been made with Cal
mpetent artists for original mus,c Tor in
aham's Magazine, and also for the earii- oc'
style OF fashionable costume, which, will r -
yularly appear in this work. viii
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