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GraEaama's Tgac aZIne FOR
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The January Number aoilf be issued
On December ION.
NOW is the time for new subscrIp-

NOW is the time for new suDscrip-
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Grabam's American Monthly Magazine, Tor
1915. will commence new Volume, December
I9th 1911. with the January n;moer. ~ io's
and universally Successful career, from u CON"
mencement unsl the present time, when : ms u
circaiIation exceeding by taoIs nis nnY o;Aer
MAGAZINE in the co iat-y, is perhaps as good an
evidencs Of its great ana Increasing mert as tae
Publisher has il N his powe, TO offer. 10 ms
old subscribers. he assurances are hIces-
sary of his discrimination 10 maintain lis present
ascendancy over all the rival periodicals OF the
county The engagement, permanently, during
he pas. year, of such men as byanE cooper,
Paulaing, Dana, Longlellow, Holman, Neal,
Mancu7, etc of high reqntatio in The Literary
world as regular coNtrjbutoTf, in addition to
preyious Iisg, embracing The first names in the
ZION. is eilicieat guarantees that the work viii
con,inus 70 be the principal medium Of cOmml-
n ication between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Magazinef has been, from its estab-
Iisansnt, more than any otle- the iavorite pc
rio tical Of the people of tie Jnjtsd states II is
dissinz lisaa1 from o.her publications Of similar
inns By the literary and artistic merit OF lts con-
teu.q While those of ogher wotks are unknown
and anonymous, he contripntors TO this are the
most eminen: authors of our age and country;
erat1-e Itmay safely be asserted thar era
hams Nagazine has regularly engaged better
corps of writer's than any other magazine; rhat
since i Is establishment il has been the pioneer IN
magazine literature; a I'd thaE the cGniF0@to-5 OF
Graham have, by their able Contributions, gwen
a higher national character to periodical Htera-
tire, in the United States than it ever before
possessed. With snch a list Of writer's as our
pages exhibit, we may challenge the c-iti eism Of
Europe There is no Magazine aproad thar pre-
sants any hing like sach an array of eminent wri-
tiers as James Fenaimore Cooper, w. Z. Bryant,
James K. PauIding. Il. II. Dana, II. W. Leng-
fellow, Nathanel Hawthorne, j. G. Neal, Hem
nv w. Herbert, J James Russell Lowell, Charles
lenno Hoffman, iou r. 7. Conrad, II. L.
Tuckenan, Alfred r.. Street, etc.
Mrs Amelia 3 Welby, .Wiss Sedgwick,
Mrs. Sigo1rney. Mary C]azeFs, Mrs, Ann 5.
Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, .Trs Osgood, Mrs. En-
bury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. Amman and many
o hers.
Many names oflike celebrity are necessarily
omifte1 for want of space.
While the mnst able writer's Of the country are
engaged "a permanent Contributors to Graham's
Magizine, the Arts ara not overlooked.
The most accomplished American artists
employ tosir genias for our snbscribers. The
mos. elegant engravings that haxe ever appeared
in America, have been given 10 the pabiic in
Gtahan's Magazine. We are now prepared -
art SIS, and are resol Ell taat national tone
shall be strictly preserved in G,aham,' Here
afta- shall place in the ehgfavecs' hands
noae bcs Ams:icaA pictures. Our ewn colntry
abo1nis wita the fne-t s:sdery in the world.
il is fun of historical associations, of thrilling
interest, ard OIL every hand subjects start up, TT
for the painters pencil and the engsaver's ourin-
Every pat-jOt5c sentiment urges the selection Of
national sabjacts for the pen and pencil, and
we feel assured that the American public viii
sasraia the enterprise. Variety of magnificent
engrarinas. No Magazine in the world has
presented so great a variety ofelegant eagravi rs
TO it's subscribers as Graham's every branch Of
is brought into requisiti0n, and every novelty
i'll society, or incident in American history,
that can interest Instruct the reader, is seizod
npon b the artists in employ. Among the
etylas to be put forth in or new volume, for
1915 we viii euume5atethe following American
battle-g-onads. Giving correct pictures. taken
on the spot, of the places in which shs most re-
markable battles have Doen fought. The engra-
wings will bs OF the higaast order OF art; and we
may meatioa, that in oder to ensure 4 parma
nancy in tat elegence for which these designs
have already become celebrated, we have IN
graved Vi x smile for three years, on American
scenes and incidents. Premium pieteFs and en-
grayigs. In addition to this, have entered
into a permanent engagement with the hoase
of Rawdon. Wig & Hatch. Neyr-York for
which may mention a series of elegant indian
and prairie scenas. Got op in most magnificent
style, and representing, from sketches taken from
nature, the most beautiful scenery flour westa-n
country. Onr Southern views, engraved by the
same hoCse, which have become SO widely widely
popular, viii also BE- con.inlsd. The exu risits
female heads engraved this iru-apa,g
which we may instance tia. of Mrs Stephens
which has never been equaIa1 ia this countrv-
will be foIlher supplied by AIessf r., w. 81
H., whose failites ana talents, in taei line of
ait, are univaled III the world. We NAV safely
say that We have all the best arts.s employed
on GFaham., Our portrait gallery occupies the
time Of several accomplished artists, am ing whom
are " ech q Waiter, G. Parker, and others.
Portraits OF authors is feature originated BIZ rhe
proprietor of Graham. and successfully carried
out. We defy any competition in this branch
Sartain's elegant mezzotints. .Efr Sartain will
furnish US, for the \ ew Volume, sares Of his
magnificent mezzotntz. One viii appear in
January. We need net say TO the readers of
Graham, that these brilian pictures excel any
mezzotnrs ever is-ned in America, and hi finest
efforts have appeared in this work flowers colorad
from nature, Faithfully drawn by an able artist
to take place in department, got up expressly
for the ladies, for the New olume. the late
ia shions, new styles of needle work, and orna
mental WORK, etc. etc. With letters on topics
connected with female interests, will also fern
feature of the New Volume comic and humor
} G Neal, A Poe. u II \ cid, and Others will
fa7nish aseries of amusing sketches which will be
handsomely illustra ed by Croome or Daley
Tie shall also have hits at fashionable life in
letters itom abroad, written b. L. j. Grund, ESQ
Consul TO AnEworp. who will also furnish us with
the earliest literary intelligence, and thort nc-
tees OF new works, priorto their appearance
in the shape of reprints. This will we aero
position 10 adjust tie valve O. @fdhain
bsfoie the purchaser h.,ro IoFcign works
ami efitical -.erasted publishers editofia
ment ~, paltmens, The Editorial Depart
r.. continue embracs notes on curren
.atare, and reviews Of ali new American o
foreign works of gena.al interest or value Tn
criticisms of Graham's Magazine are acknowl
edged in all parts of the eoai7y TO be superior !
acunen, honesty AM Independence 10 those
any cotempraries. Greater scope will be give