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fulHtf OF sYffH ftt,r boo ihH i1f west,
uffi 600 oHi' west. while uuf i1wnfmen,
Nf rm4ma a1l others ffe rugiTfi 90
#pn.f Ht witH % series of view in perhs
v.tu1.a. New lGrey N1yhnd, nnd iha
ru Wa have t8reha "a If Jamef Her
nff EI,a series of original entmfinga.
mala ura original pictures, BY Chapman
aaI uthau. nj places noted in revolutions.
W history aHd aIso of Meur. WRIGHT.
Hatch n Smile. lhe beautiful series Of
Georgia views, prepared some time since
from original drawings, lor The Messu.
EIehndL iwo noble hearted Young gen.
dfmcu oI Georgia, whose patriotic enter.
prIsc.-lhlt ri giving, IN elegfni style, The
most charming views of their native State
-vas abandoned for want Of proper cour.
age in ihe outset. These views are the
most elegant landscape pictures that have
ever been engraved in the United States;
and We rejoice at tho opportunity Afford
ed us Of sending them forth through our
ample circulation to more than one hun
dred thousand readers, in every part Of the /
Union. One Of them we give in the June
We have thought proper TO meet this
question, because a similar effort was made
TO deprive US of credit, when in 1871 and
~, The magazine world was taken by
storm with our unequalled mezotnt plates
"a feature adoptde by others long after
we had occupied the field.
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY.
"Our portrait gallery of American au-
hors" is feature which we claim as orr h
urn, and imitators may arise, we have Sc
cured all be best witerS of the day, who
come appropriately under the denomina-
ion of "oUR CONTRIBUTORS" and we need
lot tell orr readers that these are nineteen
wentieths of our magazine writers. We
therefore, bill defance TO all competition IN
adgdziae illustrations.
OUR LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
The high tone Of the articles in Ora
ANS Magazine has given it the proud po-
iton of "Me leading magazine IN Ameri-
a." With such writer's as the following, {
ecured as regular contributors, the pub /
sher defies any rivalry: James Fennimore 7
cooper, Hon. James X. Pauldng, w. C. +
ryant, Henry w. Longfellow, Nathaniel
hawthorne, Henry w. Herbert, James
ussell Lowell, Charles Fenno Hoffman,
lon. R, T. Conrad, with a host of other
of high repute.
Mrs. Amelia B. Welby, Miss Sedgwick,
Irs Sigourney, Mrs. Mary Clavers, Mrs.
mn S. Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Os-
ood, Mrs. Embury, Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs. b
nan, Mrs Nicholas, Mrs. Worthingtons, Ii
Iiss Read, Miss Hervey, and others.
MUSIC AND THE FASHIONS. u :,
An arrangement has been made with G
'mpetent artists for original music for in
raham's Magazine, and also for the earIi- Q
I style of fashionable costume, which will 70
guarly appear in this work. W ~
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