The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-11-20
GRAHAM'S M1GAZINE.

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NJ reputation ofbeing tbs best periodical in the uni
Ted States, both in the quality snd number Of embellish-
meni, and in he tone of us Literary maiter. IL IS the
cheapest as wellas the best The c~heaPnoss and meT-
II ola three dollar magazine over all Others are appar-
ent, which has made an outlay OF over
$1,000 GREATER THAN OTHERS
an addition Of engravinss over other magazines that
would enbeilisa the costhest annual. The pubEsheri
j. however satisfied that nothing but real excellence
can maintain The high position that his peiodical las
attained in the United States, and as the taste i'm
proves and extenGs for good works, that nothing of a
humbug order Will DC tolerated.
The publisher docs not hesitate TO say, that he de-
hes al composition with Graham's Magazine Tor eigh-
leen hundred and forty-four-His immense subscrip-
iion ist, the merit ami the number Of his contributors,
the nigh order Of tie engraveTs engaged, the number
and yal1ety Of elegant plates already purchased and
on hand, and his immense facility which his capital
give him 10 prosecute the work, render any efforts at
rivalry a matter Of rdicule, Every number OF the
work issued, bears with it the evidence ofits triumph
ant success, and establishes the impossibiity of sue
cessful competition,
Every number Of Graham's Magazine IS issued at a
cost of neatly one thousand dollaIs-the plates alone
cost nearly half the spm. Most of the plates are
from original American paintings executed expressly
Tor the proprietor, for enngravings for tie Magazine.
Among the pictures painted for the volumes for 1914,
are two by Splly, the great artist, several by Leutze,
Ohlpnan,- Imam, CGnaroe, Rotherhel. Thompson.
ana Others Of the best Artists of America. The cost
Of getting the embellishments in this style, may be
e1'a'e when we STATE tAat some OF tAese pictures
tos' 'wo hundred dollars a piece' and viii cost US
VI Z mem Fhtee Lines tfat sum to have them enga-
seu onp WGIkea OIL Tor NE ealtlon OF Graham. But
no cost shal he spared to keep our proud position at
'f r heau . tag Pel!9uicals o. me word
char ne : sFienalu ensi4s'nss OF an sof!s Sepq tIelf
-, -" fm " - P'aes q Lfolaius Aia9a%'he, Every
tama - ne way u HoFeity anu DeauI} 'hot mas ever
,hs : 1naSnteu y ia4o uiiaet coh'!huuon' NotnInG
~ !" S"pl'ai auu lasle can supply is onn4le@' IAIst'
n.y. se w. eesaGt 3ii app,oP.la1g, as WEI. as inc
;a ~ RopuI9t cloenLS1He'' We P'ace 9oI'aAlS nt4i-
'"Vs "ie1ZouGl Engraving ,, .
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Ill ~ ~ wee sP.eao leFu1aeon' through the
,SaH9 u out jumps iSt' caiieN lotlh 4 most o. l!hila-
r:vaii ~ nv u ~ ,a.s l.he no'"lns ~ peen Prou"ce4 n TO
nvdi ue slofous pietufes gwen IN Vraham-"Ihe
aItepmei@ > 1--we. NhG NeNo9ueVeI lhese' VITA
q nost o. o5'oIs zone iof US ny W.. SaIta,n' st2nd 'un-
r $50 oIu a'ohe. AZ Ho h[aa OF Aino'iGah en-
5,Jti"S' we h@fe seFe'"i OF tnese miniature GtieS
nv gsI way? aiu snail slse one IN Inc January AP'h9ef'
re soilgs % ete@aht s1eel ehstaFinss rpm ihe Ol-
uu " t'SM"oh' "LlSht, iiaVcl ~ HhiiIlye' IaGkSPh'
"el,h' y auer' ana o'hers' winch have gTaced era
~ : 4'iae9@Ae' nave never peeh surpassed IA the
lonhtfS' ing some OF tneh, OF Which we may Ge51g-
Late ! ne fGHntaln, i, i, ne CapttIIVes'' ana the signal
q never peeh eAceiieu III Ee'oPe'- INC exquisite
hne' ana me ana supple engTayngs' VIII be followed
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lCE - NJEln I tl4ftN Will EInLlI IN n1I1llN