The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-02-08
ssrahala's Mas aZiRAe for
USlI.
The January Number wiH be issued
On December ION.
Now is the time for new subscFip-
lions.


NOW is the time for new subscrip-
tions!
Craham,s American Monthly Magazine, fol
1915. will Commence a new Volume, Decembei
I0th 1914 with the January nsmber. lt7 long
and universally Successful career, from IT, com
mencemen, until IN present time, when i mas
circulation exceeding by thols nds any o:hei
Magazine in the colntfy, Is perhaps as gooI an
evidsncs of its great and increasing merit as thc
piblishsr has it IN his power 10 oder 10 his
old subscribers. he trnsts no assu:an es are neces
sary of his dissemination maintain It's present
ascendancy over all the rival periodicals of the
county. The engagement, permanently, during
he past year, of such msn as Bryan: Cooper,
Pauldng, Dana, Loa.fellow, Hoffman, n cal ,
Mancur, etc. of high req1tatol in the Literary
void, as regular contributors, IN addition 70 :
previous list, embracing the first names in the ma
tion, is a efficient giaranlee that the work will
CONTINUE to be the principal medium OF comma
II icaton between the best anthofs and the pub
lie.
Graham's Nagazinef has been, from its hs:ab-
Iishnsat, rno-a tal1 anr ot1s- the fav0rIta Pc
rio lcol Of taa people Of tie Uajted States. Is 8
disstuz5isIa igom O,lsr nIbIicataA3 Il SIMILAR
i,ns b. the ite.ary all a-tis;,s merit of il con-
;ess While .a9ss of osde- w0 Es arc uNksoNn
and anonymous, he coNtrip0to.s 70 this ave Th3
most emuen; aAtho-s OF our age ant county;
tae veTy creators, 70 iAlers, OF our National Lit
erqta-e Itnay safely be asser:sd' that Ora
hams Magazine has reg 1arly Engaged 4 better
corps of write IS :hin aay other magazine; rhat
since Is establishment i has been TIC pionssr in
magazine literature; ID tina: the contrib ,to-s Of
Graham have, by their able on:FibItiols, given
n higher rational character 10 periodical ltsra-
tire. in The United States than it ever before
possessed With snch list of writer's as our
rages exhibit, we may challenge the c7ti cism of
Europe. There is no magazina ABROAD thai pre-
ssnts any hing like such an array of eniaen: VIII
ts1s as J ames Fen1m17e Coopsr, w. {. Bryant,
James X. PaulIing. (. II. Dana, II. w. Lang-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, J. c. Neal, Hen
~ w. Herbert, James Russell Lowell, Charles
Fenno Holman, Hou. r. L. Conrad, II. I.
TackeTnlan, Alfre q. Street etc
Mrs. Amelia b. Welby, Mss Sedgwick,
Mrs Siao1-hay. Mary Clarera, Mrs. Ann :.
Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, ,Nrs OsgooI, Mrs EN-
bI7y, Mss Seba Smith, Mrs. AMMAN all may
0 hers.
May names ofIike celebrity are nscessa:ily
ON tte1 for want Of space.
While the most able writer's of the coautry are
onga gad as permanent Contributors to Graham's
Ma5izins, the Arts are not overlooked.
The most accomplished American artists
employ tneir genins for our Subscribers. Tn.
mos: elegant engravinGs that haXs ever appeared
in America, have been given to Ths public il
Graham's Magazine. We are now prepared -
give tie right direction to the talents or
artists, and are resol"el that a national tone
shall be strictly preserved in Graaam.' Here
after SHALL place in the enyTavecs' haaas
n0le blt American pictures Oar ovn coAa.ry
abola Is with the fln2 : sce1e-y III the void.
It is fIl OF historical asso iatioas, of thrilling
Interest, AID on every hand Subjects start up, fit
for the painters pencil aad the aag-avers ourin-
every patriotic sentiment urges tha selection Of
national snsjacts for the pen and pencil, and
we feel assured that the American public will
Sustain the enterprise. Variety of magnificent
ehgrGvia)s. No Magazine in the world has
pies ntei so great variety ofelagant engravi gs
to its subscribers as Graharn's every branch of
at IS bFO1ght into requsition, and every move "
in society or incident in American history.
th1tcaa interest or Instruct the reader, is seized
n31a b TAG artists 10 our employ Amoug the
o.y':7 - ne put forth in oar nav volume. fO7
lSi5 we viii euumarate.the following: American
blttie-gTonnd5. Giving correct pictures. taken
on the spot, of the places in which thu most re-
mrrkabla battles have Doea fought. The engra-
wings Will bs of the highast order of art; ana We
may maRtIoa. that III O.dsT to ensure Il parma
naacy in TIT elegenca for which these designs
have already become celebrated. we have H.
graged MR. Smile for three years, OIL American
scenes and incidents. Premium picters and en-
graviSs. In additI on 10 this, have enta-ed
into a permanent engagement with ths hoaae
of Rawdon, Wrig & Hatch, New-York for
a supply Of most exquisite pic:1Tes, am0ag
which we may menton a series of elegant Indian
and prairie scenes. Got up in most magnifcaat
style, and representing, from sketches taken from
nature, the most beautiful scenery ofodr western
country. Car Southern views, engraved by the
same hotse, which have become so widely widely
popular. will also be continu3d. The exouis.ts
female heads engraved y this frm-among
which we may instance that of Mrs Stephens
which has never been equaled-iu this COUNTY,
viii be farther supplied by Nessr R.. w. &,
IL, whose failiIies and talents, in thei line of
art, are unrivaled in the world We NAV safeIv
say that We haTa all the best artists employed
on Graham, Our portrait gallery occnDies tina
time of several accomplished artists, am ,I,r whom
are WEIGH & Walter, @. Parker. and others,
Portraits OF authors is feat originated b. .he
proprietor OF Graham, and successfully carried
cot, We defy any competition in this b.auch
Sartlln's elegant mezzogints Mr. Sartain will
furnish Us, for the New Volume, ssriss of his
magnificent mezZotnts. One viii appear in
January. We need ret say TO the rea.lars of
Graham, thar thsse b-!ilian pictures excel any
mezzotn.s ever is-asd IN America, and HI faast
efforts have ap2ea1e5in tas wosk. flowers eolors3
tfom natIra, tr3tatslIy drawn b. a. abla -t;st,
10 take place il Department., COS u1 expressly
for the ladies', for the New Io.ur9e. ,ha la,a
mental WORK, etc. etc With letters on to,ic,
connected with female interests, will also fern
a feature Of the New Voiume comic and bumo-
J & Neal, E a Pos, II II Weld, and Others will
faTnish series of amusing sketches which will be
illustFa ed by Croome or Darlsy
lie shall also have hits at fashionable Tfs in
letters from abroad, written b. +. J. Gruad. ESQ.
Consul to Antwerp. who viii also furnish us with
the earliest literary intelligence, and thort no.
tees of naw works, prorto their appearances her,
in the shape of reprin;s. This will give Graham,
POSITION to ADJUST the value of foreign works.
befoie the purchaser hire has been dnDad bv
puts paid for by interested publishers. editorial
aud critical Department.. The Editorial Dopart-
ment will continue embrace notes Oh currsnt
literature, and reviews of ali pey American NJ
foreign works of general interest or value. The
criticisms of Graham's Mpgazina are acknowl-
edged in all parts of the coatry to be supa5ior !,
arumen, honesty AMI Independence 10 those Of
any cotemprares Greater scope will be Uiva,