The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-03-27
sured.that the American public will sus-

sured.that the American public will sus-
tain the enterprise
Variety ofMagnifcent Eagrapings
No Magazine in the world has present
ed so great a variety of elegant engrav-
ings to its subscribers as Graham's. S.
Every branch of art Is brought into requ-
siton, and every novelty in scenery, or
incident in American History, that can
interests or instruct the reader is seized
upon by the artist in our employ. Among
the styles to be put forth in our new vol
umc for 1916, we will enumerate the fol-
lowing;
Gmcrican Baitic-gronds.
Giving correct pictures, taken on the
spot, ofthe places in which the most re-
markabc battles have been fought
These engrayings will be of the highest
order of art; and we may mention, that IN
order to insure permauency in the cle-
gance for which these designs have be-
come celebrated, we have engaged Mr.
Smile for Three years on American
scenes and incidents.
Premium Pictures and EngraringS.
In addition to this, we have entered in
to permanent engagement with the
house of Rawdon, Wright g. Hatch Of
New York. for Il supply ofthe most eX-
quisitc pictures, among which we may
mention series of elegant
fndian and Prairie scenes,
Got up in most magnificent style, and
rep cscnting, from sketches taken from
nature, the most beautiful Scenery of our
Western country. Our Southern views,
engraved by the same house, which have
become so widely popular, will also be
continued. The exquisite female heads
engraved by this frm-among which we
may instance that ofNirs Stephens, which
has never been cqualIcdi in this country
will be further supplied by Mcssrs r,
W, & H., whose facilities and talents, in
their line of art, are unrivalIed in the
world We may safely say that we have
ALL THE BEST ARTISTS EN-
PLOYED on "GRAH4N."
~" Il Oiti ttt NFitttGiH
Occupies the time Of several accomplish
among whom are Welch s
Waiter, G. Parker, and others. Por-
traits of Authors is feature originated
by the proprietor of Graham, and suces.
siveIy carried out, We defy any com
petition in this branch,
iSartin'S EcgGm Mc:2OiiniS.
Mr. Saltain will funish us for she new
series of his magnificent mez-
zotnts. One will appear in january
We need not say to the readers Of Gra-
ham, that these brilliant pictures excel
any mczzotnts ever issued in America,
and his finest efforts have appeared IN
his work.
Flo~ers Cultural from Naiurc,
Faithfully drawn by an able artist, to
AXE place in a department, got up cX-
,ressly for the ladies', for the New Vol
Imc, embracing rhe latest fashion, New
styles oiNccdle work. and Ornamental
work, etc. etc.-With letters on topics
with female interests, will also
DC feature Of the New Noumc.
Comic and Namoroas Stretches.
Mr. J. c. Neal, L. A. Poe, II. II.
Weld and oilers will furnish a series Of
sketches which will be handsom-
y illustrated by Cro5mc or barley. We
shall also have hits at Fashionable Life
n letters from abroad written by I. j.
iraund, Esq, Consul to Antwerp, who
will also furnish us with the earliest lit
srary intelligence, and short notices Of
new works, prior to their appearance
lero in the shape ofrcprints. This viii
rive "Graham" positionto adjust the
aIue of foreign works, before the pur-
:hnser has been dupcd by pn15 paid Gor
" interested publishers.
EHi0rial and Crjiicai Dcparimcni.
The Editorial Department will conir-
lc to embrace notes on correct literature,
md reviews Of all new American or Ora
iam's Magazine are acknowledged In all
ARTS Of the country to be superior in ac
lmen, honesty and independence to those
If any contemporaries. Greater scope
viii be given to this department of the
work, and topics on all subjects likely to
lttract attention will be fearessly discus
led. In this department we shall give
hapter on FASHIONABLE GOSSIP |
ach month"; hitting off the follics of the
fashionable world, for the amusement of
ur lady reader, and, lorthe gentlemen
Crank Forester has promised us HINTS
On SPORTS md PASTRIES, a
eature which we have no doubt will be
finterest to many thousands of our rea-
ers. We have also made arrangements
Or large supply of Original Music, with
minent composers, so that we shall pre-
ent, next volume, a most ample Musical
Department, suited to the wants of very
arge number of ladies', and ofvalue in il |
eli, equal to the subscription to Ora
am"
me paragraph more. TmpoWaat-Read H. |
We say now to all magazine readers,
COme up Mghcr," Don't be duped into
he purchase, for Il whole year of trnm-
cry literature, and old fashioned cngrav-
lgs. Examine for yourselves! and when
OH have found the best magazine, sub
cribc for your wife, your sweetheart,
oursrlf or YOUR child. You will NOT |