The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-18
Most elegant and popular periodical IN ti1 ~o'd
ALL COMPETITION DEFlED
GaAHAM's MAGA1lsE ron 1915.
NOW Is THE TIME FOR NEW sUBscRI-
BERS.

| Grahsm's American Monthly Magazine FIR 1919,
commenced new volume with the January number
Its long and successful career, from Ito commence
until the present time when II has circulation
exceeding BY thousands any other magazine In the
country, is perhaps good evidence Of in great
and increasing the publisher has IL IN his pow
to offer. To his old subscribers he trusts that no
assurances necessary ofhis determination TO main
tain Its present ascendeney all The rsa periodicals.
of the country. The engagement permanently during
the last year Of such men as Bryant, Cooper Dana,
raulding, ,Longfellow Hoff,usn, Neal, Msncur, &c,
OF high reputation 10 the literary world, as regular Con-
IrsooS, in addition 10 the previous list embracing
tue hT't names 10 the nation, is sufficient guarantee
That the work will continue TO be the principal medi-
lm OF communication between the best authors and
the public.
Gfshsm's Magazine has been from lis establish
ment more than any other the fayonte periodical OF
me people OF he United States. Though It's plan
does not eharey exclude articles Of the most impor-
'ant character, such have Black wood and some
other foreign journals 10 their high Influence and
PgIaion rs pages are devoted 70 what Is usually term
ed liRht literature. IL is distinguished from other
publications OF similar aims by the literary and artist
cal merit Of It's contents While those Of other works
ATE unknown or anony nous, the contributors TO this
are The most eminent authors Of sgs and country
The very creators ounders of our National Literature.
Especially Il 10 celebrated containing tho choicest
productions Of the finest female writers Of the time.
Every number contains gems which may be appealed
10 wHh pride BY the sex vindicating heir intellect
ual emlnence. IL may safely be asserted, that Ora
mans Magazine has regularly engaged better corps
OIL writer's Than any other magazine that since s es-
adjustment Il has been the pioneer In magazine liter
allure and that the contributors Of Graham" have, by
thef able contributions, given higher national char
ae'ef TO PERIODICAL literature in the United State1 than
II ever before possessed. With such list Of writers
as our pages exhibit, may challenge the criticism
OF Europe There Is no magazine abroad that presents
any hing like such array OF eminent writers as
James tenimore Cooper, w. c. Bryant Hon. James
n Psuding, r. H. Dana, III w. Longfsow, Ma
thaniei Hawthorne, J. G. Neal Henry W. Herbert,
James Russell Lowell, Charles Fenno Hoffman, Hon.
K T. Conrad II T. Tuekerman Alfred b. Street, &
MRS Amelia b. Wciby Miss SeGgwiek, Mrs. 81
Courtney, MIS- Mary Cayers, Mrs Ann s Stephens,
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. Embuuy, Mrs. Seba
smith Mrs Amman, Mrs Nichols, Mrs. Person, Mrs.
WoIthington, Miss Rand, Mss Heryey, and others
Many names like celebrity are necessarily omit
ted for want Of space.
gagged a. permanent contributors TO Grahams Magazine.
we are now prepared to give the right direction TO the
talents OF our artists and resolved that national
tone shall be strictly preserved in Graham" Here
alter We shall place IN the engravers hands none but
American pictures. Our own country abounds WIN
The hnest scenery in the world. IL is full Of hstor-
cal associations, Of thrilling interest, and on every
hand subjects start up f for the painters pencil and
the engravers BURN. Every patriotic sentiment urges
the selection of national subjects for the pen and pen
ell, and we feel assured that the American public
Will sustain the enternrisa