The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-04
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LADY's AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EDirEn ny .JcHS ISMAS.
Asd Easi DitA eaaribaliOas from he noa erlisnt and
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a aeSoElfeishsa isriisrs IN be eos'lfrS
The motives which have led the commencement Of thi.
undeftnGins be briedy stated Il Is believed by tue pro
Prielor hat uerei in the Unicd States provision
Ol literary aiy of which yet thereis adequate dt
ragsmeat OF held Of display; that t~sies the number o
hccc hud seccessiu writer's, whose productions weekly
and monthly. aid annually TcHd with delight by tiousabds
there yei greater numbers coHsnnty arriving at maturity
power WHO only sppesr tie stage Ct Pab,w
ton receive brilliant award of fame: aad that the powes
Of whose already pronounced with respect
lips OF wi-es cesnre, arc capable Of more and sI higher
exeriou than has ben Called forth believed TOO at tho
demand literary production in this country, exeteds The
supply ina very large prnPocn nhu HAT new supplies have
ouy presented Of the right quality aud IN the right way
10 cnsure hearty welcome aud profitable reception. NJ
doubt is entertained Of the American minds nby to sustain
sef-cerianly It's ground, T not acknowledgement NIL
tic compclion that the intellect OF oer lands can bring 10
tho encounter full ieI that Among tie millions
of American readers hercc Le and s cordial welcome
for all that American writer's produce OF excellent anu '
teresrng. i. t.l4 45..8
From these premises is undoubngy inferred that there
abundant for Another Magazine Notwithstanding The
merit and success already IN being that there can be
lack Of ability Ill its puges acccptaby, within The reach
Of capital and liberal enterprise aud thnt such periodical
will fail 10 he greeted welcome vsiler by housands up
thousands who YET have done little or nothing owaru
the support and dvveopement of American periodical tera
|, ture l."otH5 eitzt.zI
Another and strong motive has been tho feeling that New
York. the first city of the union Should be home OF peri
odcal owning superior In eiiler merit or success
The Columbian Magazine will be published on the first Mon
day Of every month"; its mechanical arrangements will com
price the best paper type and Workmanship tha money en
J. procure. i.H tss
It's contributors will he sought for among the abest
mos popular wsiters In the country; aud eois will
in spared the aid Of the distinguished, such
John L Stephens J Cooper, Halicek, Il W Herbert
in II L Tuckerman, Chandler, Gratlan, Neal,
smms Epes Sargent, Theodore Fay RW Grswold, Geo.
Norris seba Smith, Mrs Emma q Embury, Mrs Ann ST.
phens Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs Beecher Stowe Mrs Lydia
Hgourney, Miss Eliza Leslie, Miss NJ sedgwick, Br!
: ant, X Pauding, N Willis Nathaniel Hawthorne II
LonRfellow @ Hoffman T s sArthur H Harrington II II We
u John Neal Park Benjumsn, R II Dannu. Rufus Dawes,
~ Bird, Mrs MARY CIaven Mrs Francis osgood MnE Ell
Mrs voney Howard, Mrs NJ st. Leon Loud, Mrs A MIA
man, Miss HannaliF Could -...s..3.,1- - S,
Nv With many Of these arrangements have already been ma
s wces with Others whose reputation sure though yet
established In the public regard The proprietor enteai
sanguine hopes Of accomplishing jeto which he 100
n forward with pridehe secured operation Of regular
occasional contributors forming list uneuqualed In this col
"a try. ' ~
In each number there will he two Engrnvings Of
such artist Chapman Ingham, lnman 0sgood &C. engrnv
'e. In mezzotln line and spple BY sadd ormsby,
besides plate of fashions coloree dndoccasionay other I'LL
raon that every subscriber will receive in e course
the year. at aSweny -four elegant productions Oft graz
e art which could he othei procured at three
~ W times the annual cost Of the whole magazine.
In each number there will also be pagee Of Music, OF
nal original udovsy by competent professor Of the
Proper regard will be paid to the current isses from the be
press much. however, with view to notice all the
ues that may ppear the expression Of matued opin
eoneerndg which thn he deeuied worthy d the pull
r attention and confidence. The aim ofhe Editor be rat
furnish udcceus criticisms, which readers and pure
ii ser may rely for guidance, lun TO pesenta mere auda
~, chronicle Of new publications. i !,l.a
all f TERMS.
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