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Tie January Number wiH be issued
On December l0th.
Now is the time for new subscrip-


The January Number aDW be issued
On December 1Oth.
Now is the time for new subscrip-
tions!
Graham's American Mon.hly Magazine. foi
1915, will commence new volume, December
10th 1914. with the January number. It's long
and universally successful career, from its com
mencement until the present time, when it has a
circulation exceeding by thous lnds any other
Magazine in the conntry, is perhaps as good an
evidence of It's great and increasing merit as the
pablishar has it in his power to Offer To his
old subscribers. he trusts assuran: es are neces-
sary Of his determination to maintain its present
ascendancy over all the rival periodicals Of the
country. The engagement, permanently, during
he past year, of such men as BRYANT Cooper.
Paudng, Dana, LongfeIlow. Hoffman, Neal,
Mancur, etc. OF high reputation in The Literary
world, as regular contributors, in addition to q
previous list, embracing the first names in the ma
tion, is euffcient qua rantae that the work will
continue to be the principal medium of commn-
IL icaton between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Magazinef has been, from its estab-
lishmen!, more than any other thu favorte Pc
rio1Ica of the people of tie United States. 1t is
distinguished from other publications of similar
aims by the literary and artistic merit of its con-
teu.s. While those other works are unknown
and anonymous, he contripnto.s to this are the
most eminent anthors Of our age and country:
the very creators, founders, of our National Lit
eratlce. 1t may safely bs asserted that Gra-
hams Magazine has regularly engaged better
corps ofwrita rs than any other magazine; rhat
since IS establishment il has been tao pions er in
magazine literature; and that the contributors of
Graham have, by their able contributions. given
a higher national character to periodical litera-
ture, in the United States than il ever before
possessed. With snch list of writers as our
pages exhibit we may challenge the crit cism of
Europe. There is no magazine aproad that pre-
sents any hing like such an array of eminent wri-
taFs as James fennimore Cooper, w. G. Bryant,
james X. Paulding. X. II. Dana, RI. w. Leng-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, J. c. Neal. Hem
~ W. Herbert, James Russell Lowell, Charles
Fenno Hoffman, Hon. r. T. Conrad. III. +.
Tuckerman, Alfred b. Street, etc
Mrs Amelia b. WeIby, Miss Sedgwick.
Mrs. Sigonrney. .Mary Clavers, Mrs. Ann $.
Stephens, Mrs Brooks, .Mrs Osgood, Mrs. EN-
bury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs, Amman and many
o hers.
omitted tor want of space.
" nile the most able writers of the conutrv are
engaged as permanent Contributors to Graham's
Magazine, the Arts are not overlooked.
The most accomplished American artists
employ toair genias for our Subscribers. Tn,
moss elegant engravings THAI haxa ever appeared
III America, have besn given TO The public !,
Graham's Magazine. We are now prsnarad 70
give the right direction TO the talents our
art SIS, and are resolved that national tone
shall be strictly preserved in Graham Here
after " shall place in the eagravecs' hands
nona bat American pictures. Oar own country
aboaads with the finest sceuery in the world
1t is full OF historical associations of thr,lIinr
interest, and on every hand subjects start up, ct
tor the painters panci AMI the ang7aver's ourin.-
Every patriotic sentiment urges the selection Of
national subjects for the pen and pencil, and
we feel assured that the American public will
sustain the enterprise. Variety of magnificent
eAgrGyinos. No Magazine in the world has
presented 50 great variety ofelegant engravi %
tTits subscribers Graham's every branch of
art Is brought into requsiti0n, and every novelty
III society, or incident in American history.
that can interest or instruct the reader is seized
npon b. the artists in our employ Alpouy the
eyIes to be put forth in our new volume for
! -, we viii euumeFate;the following: American
oattIe-gronnds. Giving correct pictures. taken
on the spot, Of the places in which the most re-
m1rkaba battles have ooea fought. The engra-
wings will be OF the hignast order of art: and wa
may m2ItiDa, tina! III oder 10 ensure a parma
nsn:y in TIT elegeace for which these dessg,s
have already become celebrated, we have In
graved MR. Smile for three wears. on America,
yrayiss. In addition to this, we have enterad
hto permanent engagement with the honsa
If Rawdon, Wrig & Hatch. New Work G,~
supply OF most exquisite pictrFes. amoag
Vhlch we may mention a series of elegant Tndia1
IN pFairle scenes. Got up in most magnificent
yIe, ana repTasentldg from sketches taken from
nature, the most beautiful scenery ofoDr wastern
,ountTy. Oar Southern views, engraved h., ~
anne house, which have become so widely n.il.r
popular, will also be continued. The evc,;e;ta
emale heads engraved ~ this frnl-anong
Nnich we may instance that of Mrs Stapba,9
Which has never been equaled iu this .an,tr,-
WI De tnItheT supplied by Massr. r.. w. &
Is whose iailiies AMI talents, in thai line oc
II, are unrivaleA in the world. We MAJ, So.
ay Hlat we haF9 all tbs best artists EMPLOYED
n 1raham., Our portrait gallery occnniss tha
me OF several accomplished artists am 1,r whom,
re WEIGH q Waiter, G.. Parker and o+t,a-g
'ortFaits OF authors is feature Originated bv rba
ropnetoT OF Graham, and sdccessfall,- carrie5
ut " e DEFY any competition in this branch
ahain's elegant mezzotints. .Nr Sartaic win
lFnls1 US, for the New Volume, setiss Of his
ilS"'iic7"t mezzotInts. Ono viii appear in
thuaFy' we need net say to the raa4a-a of ,
'Faham, that thsse brIIian pictures excoI ~.
lezzotnts ever Issued in America. AMI H.. fnes,
hofts nave appeared in this work flowers co1o-ed
ON narur2- faithfully drawn by an able artist
N"Na pace IN department.. got up ezDrassj,r
u me ladies, for thu New Volume, The 1ata
anlohs, ne" styles Of needle work, and orna
ien'ai work, etc etc. With letters on tones {
onnected with female interests, viii also fa-,, |
l L, IL OF the New Volume comic and bnmor r
: Neal, Z 4 Poe, II Il Weld, and Others Mi !
ifnIsn series ofamosing sketches which viii -
!. ahaSemeiy illustra ed by Crooma ~ D.fa~, s
re shsii also have hits at Fashionable If. J, q
1seIS from abroad, written By T. ]. GroDd. Fsn p
ohsai 70 Antwerp. who will also furnish ~ win
:. rs eafisss literary intelligence, and thort no
so q ne" works, prior to their appearance ba-a
! tns shape OF reprints. This will give Graham, c
posh ION 70 adjust the value of fo.cign works. i
zoe 10 me purchaser here has been dnnad h. :
,1s paid Tor by interested publishers editorial ),
= e1i.cai department, The Editorial Dep,rt- !
sii' VIII continue t. embrace notes or r;,rrz,t C
,oaa''le' and reviews of ali new American or Il
:eil WORKS OF genaral interest or value. The =
'NcisihS OF Graham's Magazine are ack,oy,-
~ al parts OF the contry to be superior in
u'ien, honesty and independence TO tboea If b
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