The Weekly register., 1844-11-16

National Gg3GaX.ssc
LITER iTURlt. AfTAND FASHION.
Grasl:ss.l'~ E.aG.'. and escsi-
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PROSPECTUS tOk 1913.
EDITORS.
J. FCNNiMORE COOPER. RICr'D
II DANA.WM CULLEN BRYANT
Ii. ". LONG:ELL>IW. CtARi rs
+. HOFFMAN,. 4 4. CIR tTfAN.
FkAtiAM'> = the ol les; All most poPi.a
i o. the American hitsraTy Magazines. ~
n l.npaf 10 Jaalary. soi". VIII b. tne lrsE o! I.
,i.lIl yotlua. - Tong an1 uHiJersa..y sdcte'7i"
ca.aar, from IS commencement WIN 'e.' EiA-
4 .u5s:s,bsfs, aati the present. l'ma, wheA =
has :3ici AT Oh OF nity tho i-anl cIpcs mohlh,
II 1r.2a . a. god az iieics If IT. sreaI ahd ia
c.24s.a. .a.g,t a. to- ab.Isae- has II "a las roge
10 oTaf 10 his e.e s.:h-.. ih-,=, ta t-n-t- no Il
-a.au:e a-e necessary OF his discrimination {.
mainta;n its p.sosl: asceatial.y eT al taa iva
paria !cals OF tie Cd la,sy. The engfseIn snt, d.
rim, the past yaar of sach men az HaIAN~, Cuu,-
Er. ,ANt, toS3Fi LLow, !!"FFMhN, MANCC",
elc. If IA "a expiration IL the literary world.
raruI1- at idutJrs. n !I:t o. - ptegIols Is.
er.t7scil:naiy OF tle hssi "a nes IN the max o.,
Il 81 @lc.~at g41rapt-e t1at the work VII c11t,nl
In ia the I1rih.iaIe naai N 81 cpumuaicat on be
t,eea ,ha best a 1tn0:s RAD the pIhiio. Anon.
the attractions If the tnTtr-ht!h volume, will b
several FAILS by III J. r CD,3e~, Mr. 'i-atton-
NJ H,Iaa,l, .hIr Hsrje-t, .Hiss LcShr, '.Uac.
Cga~ess,' u :, L nb,I r., Ms E'ri an! Mrs ST
phe1s: D9s1e- ~ ~ Is ant. " Dana, ~
LoagfciioT, ~ 81. et, .'.rs SD A..ti", ".
0.g,yt {. and Ms - ,ot rae. essays b. Mr. ta
.tlr j,sars, Mr. I.,etcrnuss, .Ir Pc. ct". ctr.
Here follows 4 more ia! list OF the names
coo,r,br;oss the most dsting Iishad OF the coIa,.
na Ga We omit foe want OF room
Grahan's !.ady's and teasaman's MagaZ'n
has been fron it es-aDishmens more than am
other the ia7orits periodical Of the g-eat,r sex
/ Thongh is plan does NOT entirely exclude articles
of the most important character, ssch as have raj
/ ssd BIa.awool's and some other foreign journal
/ n their high influence and reputation, IL page
! will be friacipally devoted 10 what Is usually term
/ "a Ugh, Literature. twill be distinguished fro"
oher iaiC;tisas OF similar aims by the !tGEarr
an- a7tlsl.c me- = Is cn1:orts. hil' those
/ ONE orxe a-e oaAnown or Anonymous, the cor
! .-.n..s-s 20 this are the most emi1"at authors
ol7 ags an ca rntrv: the very creators. fonnGe.-
! OF o 4 National iitsrstt Ire. Is My ~ u e"
ebra led as rnagainng tas choicest predictions .
/ The fines. female writer's o. she sine. Evey nun
! be- contains gems which may De appealed TO wit
pride bv the sex as vindicatng their iaIeilectua
eminence.
SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS.
In the department ofEngravings it is welkwn
hat G raham's Magazine has far surpassed any
re -ioiical work published in ifis any 9th
er colnt7v. The highest ambition Of rival puba
fishers seems thus far 70 hare been TO mai"tain
respectable imitation OF the numerous costly af5
beautiful works of art with which the successive
namlers of this Journal have been gtaced. In :hc
co1fse of the sue :ead.rs volumes many important
new features viii he Introduced. Sa.tin and Sadd
tAa most celebrated Mszzotint Fnzfaye7s in the
Union, anl equals of ,ns BEST in Europe, will con
tia Ia - furnish their exquisite Product am
Rawdoa, Wright and Hatch, Parker, 4 !
Dick, Gimbedge, la kman, Jones and others of
New York, an1 Do,soh, WEIGH AMI Waters.
Tucker and Others, Of rhilaIe' phia-all among the
mos, eminent line enEraveTs OF the present cent?
nv, have been engaged to furnish succession o.
highly finished sgeel eng-arings, superior 10 any
thathave hitherto appeared in periodicals.. Among
the pictr res that will be engraved for for the vol
uT1es in 1912, are several 0RIGfNAL PAINTINGs,
hv In-ham, Inman, Cote, Thompson, Freeman,
r'raaoainat. and other distinguished artists The
American periodicals have hitherto contained,
save IN a very few instances Only engrlrings cop
led from foreig, prints. ] he pib sheI Of G-a-
hams Magazine will be the first to reform tha
practice, AMI 10 maaa his work strictly original
il Is embellishments. well as in It's lite. arv con
tents.
Qua PsRTRAtr g kLrERY.-o1a OF the new fea-
t1-as o. ;he coming volumes 1c,Ii be th1 .nl.odIc-
tea nf Portraits of the co1.ribators to GIaham's
Hagaz Hcs which nj cDI7se. will me- Ile naa:,y
all the eminent writeTs the day. The ) III vol
ume viii iuds. from the bI-ns Of Pa -ke-, jonf-
40. aud Others, portraits eng a"ed il the hghes!
etge o. the arr of x. Go0pa-. p-nss,o. .on .fel-
il -, MARIA Del Occjdente.' MIS- SgDlrney. Miss
8 iswick, ,irs &eba smith. ilrs Fmbr-y and &c =
eral pth'rs-al from paintings executed expressly
mr. ths pttp6se.
fHt EpIToRI,L DErARTMENr viii continue
20 snbrarc notes on uireai literature exc, nd re-
views . all new Ame-'can and foreign works of
general interest or ysjaa. The criticisms of .
! hams Hagezias "a a.knoviedS4d III all parts o.
the .n,ar-y 10 b, iparios in iman. honesty an
| niepan an:a no those Of any contemporary L.
| deed, while major " OF The mlnti,,s
ter'Y jodcaas IN h"come r.ors aave,t;s,,, r,.,,-
Inns fo for the booksellers, in which ere,y t,i,y
/ N p-n,' is nls rim netaly praised this ptrod
ical Is looked upon jist an disc i'm mating ar,
bitter ha;ween au.ho-s ana readers, in which both
have implicit conidencs.
TRIMS.
Gfah7-'s Magazine will he Published IN the
first of ca h Month IN tarv qr7rts- Of ri~.
The subscribe i'll ths-s.orer ce We
i t,-.t dav, ~ wall "a thos, WHO reside in pn.-
alelpa;a. The proprietor bang more DESTROYS OF
presenting The best and hsa II ful than ,,a
cheapest work in The country. AMI anx:o IS 10 bling
within the reach of MI, fees the following "A
tia lowest terms which il car be a!yorla!--
iaREE .LLARs per annrn in advances for sim
lc copy, o. two copies vAariv for Ave dollars 6ya
o2ies FL ten dai'as. eshi f'r hftsah dollars. or
levea 70. twafty dnlla s, clIhs firm sa ed "a usn
II Invariably in alvaa:s Postng. OF all l,,,s,.
AZ be prepaid. GEORGE r. GRAZ. =
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