Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-10

THE PIONEER MAGAZINE OF AMERICA
Godey's Magazine and Lady's Book
-sair - 80 FOR 1916. ssaa
The bes. earnest publisher can give of what he can
and will do next year is !ercnce what he has
done last year, at time for the last fifteen
Under this view of the case it would be quite suf6-
cent for ordinary purposes for say that the high
character of this magazine for Literary and Artificial
merit will be properly sustained. But we are aware
that the rapid & dazzling succession of nov eeswhch
we have brought forward within the last few years
naturally exces lively curiosity and every subscri-
Der is saying to himself
WHAT WILL CODY Do NEXT.
1t is merely with view CRAFTY this curiosity or
the part of our friends that now proceed to ennmeu
ate some of the features of years plan prom
sing however that the enumeration must NECESSARILY
be partial and incomplete, from ;nvariabIe prac.
fice of seizng upon every and brilliant form of
embellishments, the moment it presents ITSELF as well
as securing the services of all the
Ppoalaf, Lirely and Piquant Writer'S
the the characters are distinctly developed and
pronounced The honor of bringing forward first rate
genius into pnbc notice and favor. and serving as n
of prime conductor TO electric flashes which send
their light through the whole Uaion has become ou,te
habituaI in Ladys Book
Our orsginal idea of illustrating American history By
'.h FL Fiears of Battle Grounds
still calmly pursusiHg in style that defes all
competition. The less brilliant idea of ILLUSTRATING
the st stts ~ -
r- Heroism of American Lines
by series Of engravings and narratives which will
serve to place in their true light the patriotism, revo
and sslf sacrisce of our female ancestors in tbe
evolutionary war. emphaticay called
,..-7. The Heroic Age of America si
is also orglna with Oner incidents of the Revo.
uorary history will also furnish subjects for embeIlisbt
mems of the coming year. Among the subjects already
ex9cui9d
The reception of the news of Lexington ubt nv OAR
ley. -. e. --.. --, .-s
Marons entertainment of the British officerby White
Female gaantry, by Hurbart.
Storming of the Red Bank Fort by Hamilton
Count Dcnop's monument by Hamilton
The battle of Concord bridge by FrKnk nstein
n, The Germantown battle-ground. by Russell Smith
Trenton battle-ground by Hamilton
with large number of Others engaged bnt NOT ,,o ,.
in by the artists. Another new and strkina o.,rr -
now propose tor the first time in public having had ar
tlsts engaged for twelve months in working it out
Oar readers will phase to note the date of the announ
cement OF this feature, 1t will consist of
Characteristic State Views.
which the particularities of the scenery cosuo,d
costumes of every State and Territory of the Iniop;
be presented in succession. This idea will of course
be claimed by Others but our readers will not forget
to mark dates.
Our profered premium of $500 for the best naint.
ing OF subject illustrative of Female Patriotism has
already brought splendid array of tale into the field
ine award mas oeen postponed tor another month ont
OF courtesy to artists who have pictures still upon their
eaSeIs The premium for $3.50 for the best enorav;no
vii otcourse bring forth seIies of first rate steel
Plates. 7...a --. -
In addition TO all these advantages the nrviIeoe f
engraving the premium pictures of the Apollo Assoca
lion, viii serve form
a one to our splendid system of EmbelIsh
nnent.
The public know our literary contributors we'll fer
they have long been in the habit of recognising them
as the. ..-sas4 -. 49, ''-'
5,,.. LEADING WRITER'S OF AMERICA
in Magazine Lterature-hat Literature which eracte
from the aolest pens their piquant and briIIiam
contributors at the same time that it condenses into
compnct and pleasing form
The moral, the nseful and the solid 80
In narrative, sketch and essay writing .,..fst.
MEZZOTINTS, MEzZO TINTS, MEZZOTINTs
is only necessarA to sap that in this department wa
have Sartan, Sadd and Warner and each of have
several plates en- hand. We shall we think have one
in each number next year. .1-, = -. -
ge Authentic Fashion Plates -si
Gody's Lady's Book is the only Magazine that can
DC relied upon for the real fashions :
our !ranslators suffer nothing of merit aud interest
Literature of Germany, France Italy, aud other nations
Of the European Continent to escape them
Among many novel features in the literary way whic,
are now IN the course OF preparation, for well known
reasons we choose to announce but in this connex
on viz ~ -
THE BORDER LEGENDS OF AMERICA
many of which have just reached us from the distant
regions which were formerly the scenes of border wars
md hunting expeditions and were the exploits of the
amous Indian killers and hunters still furnish themes
or purely national ~ .: -
BALLADS SONGS AND STORIES
o telr children and grand children by the winters
ireside.
1t is not necessary for us give the names of our
numbers will show that they are the
'est in America. - -
Address e. LA. Cooley.
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