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most charming uavt o drlr native Snic
Iva alaudrd Ior want Of worcr eruI.
ugp in tho uuWL These vrws ure lhr
most elegant hnl.rlpe picture, lbni hive
ever been engraved leo lho United States;
and ve rejoice Ut fine opportunity afford.
ed ns Of sending them forth through our
ample circulation tn more Than one bgH.
drcd HoDSaHd readers in evcrypulo. tie
Uulou. One VI them sc Give IN the june
We have douglt proper to meet this
1uc>lon, because similar effort va made
Ia deprive Us Of credit, when in lSil and
II, The magazine world WAS taken rs
storm with our uncquaIIcd mrzotiu rIalcs
n feature adopdr 10y others long alter
we had occupied the field.
OUn rORTnhpr GALLERY.
"Our portrait gallery Of American an.
lhors" is feature which we claim as oRr
arm, and imjlators may arise. we have Sc.
cured dH tie b"a WiirS n The dog, who
come appropriately under The denomina.
lion at "oUR CONTRIBUTORS" and we need
not tell orr readers that these are nineteen.
wentiethS of our magazine writers. We
therefore bW hf'ucc 10 all co0prtUioa IN
nGgdziae HaMtWionS.
OUR LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
The high tone OF the articles in era,
,am's Magazine has given it the proud pc.
iion of 'The iemling maea,iae IN Ame,i-
H." With such writer's rs the following.
ecured as regular contributors, the pub
i>her defeS any rivalry: James Fcnnmore
,oopcr, Hon. James X. Pantdng, w. e.
Bryant, Henry w. LongitIow, Nathaniel
hawthorne, Henry w. Herbert, James
russell Lowell, Charles Fcnno Hoffman,
Ion. r. 7. Conrad, with host of other
enicmen of high repuIe.
Mrs Amelia B. WeIhy, Miss Sedgwick,
fis. Sgomney, Mrs. Mary Clayers, Mrs.
lnn 5. Stephen', Mrs. Brooks, Mrs o.
God, Mes. Embury, Mrs Seba Smith. Mrs.
,nan, Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs. Worthingrons,
liss Read, Miss Hevey, and others.
MUSICAND THE FASHIONS.
An arrangement has been made with
ompetent artists for miginm muSlc for
Magazine, and also for the earIi- .
ST style of fashionable costume, which will
pgularIy appeariu This work.
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