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1913, will commences new volume, December
10Th 1871. with the January Number. Its long
and universally successful career, from its COM
mencement until the present time, when il has n
circulation exceeding by thous ,nds any other
Magazine lathe country, is perhaps as good an
evidence OF rs great and increasing merit as the
Publisher has il in his power to offer. To his
old Subscribers he irnsts no assurances are neces-
sarv of his dissemination 70 maintain its present
aseendanrv over all the rival periodicals of the
country. The engagement, perna nentlv, during
he past year, of such men BRYANT Cooper.
Paulding, Dana, Longfellow, Hoffman. Neal,
Marcu7. etc. OF high reputation in the Literary
world, az regular contributors. in addition to a
previous list, embracing the grst names in the ma
ton, is efficient goa rant4a that the work will
CONTINUE 10 be the principal medium of commu-
cation between the best authors and the pub
lie. &#
Graham's MngaziRef has been, from its estab-
lishmsnt, more than any other tho favorite Pc
riodIcnl of the people of tide United States 1t is
Distinguished from Other publications of similar
aims by the literary and artistic merit of its con-
teuis. Willis those of other works are unknown
and anonymous, he contripntors to this are the
most eminen: Authors of our age AMI country
the very creators, founders, Of our National Lit
cratdTe G. IL may safely bo asserted' that Gra-
hams Magazine has regularly engaged a better
corps of writer's thln any Other magazines: rbat
since IS establishment has been tho pion Ger in
magazine literature; and that the contributors of
Graham have. by their able contributions. given
higher national chara.te TO periodical litara-
tlre, in the United States than. il ever before
possessed, With snch listsof writer's as our
pages exhibit, we may challenge the crit cism of
Europe. There is no magazine aproad that pre-
sents anything like such an array of eminen, wri-
tsSs as James FennimD-e Cooper, w. G. Brvan..
James f. Pauding II. II. Dana, II. w. LEM
al at Has ! 4
~ w. Herbert, James Russell lowell, Charles
Fenno Holman, Hon. r. l. Conrad, II. II
Tnckerman, Alfred b. Street, etc
Mrs. Amelia b. Welby, Miss Sedcwick.
Mrs. Sigourney. Mary Clayers. Mrs. Ann :,
Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. OsgooI, Mrs. E,n-
barry, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. Amman AMI many
hers.
Many names oflike celebrity are necessarily
omitted for want of space.
While the most abe.writers Of the coat.tr, are
engaged as permanent Contributors to Grabau's
Magazine, the Arts are not -oYerooked
Tho most accomplished American artists
employ Oeir g2nids for our Subscribers. Tn,
mos, elegant engraTings that haxs ever appeared
III America, hare been given TO rho prbIic :,
Graham's Magazine. We are nov nrenarad -
give the right direction to the talents oar
artists, and resolved that n naiia,3l ta,a
shall be strictly preserved in Graham' Here
aite: va SHALL place in the engravers' hands
none bar Amarican pictures Our own co,ntrv
abonai3 with the fne.t scenery in the world.
1t Is full OF historical assO ations, of thrilling
Interest, aud every hand Subjects start I'M. IL
for the painters pencil ana the engraver's purin-
Every pItriotic sentiment urgas the selection of
n1tional sIbjscts for the pen and pencil and
we feel assured thar the American public will
s1stain the enterprise. Variety of magnifIccnt
enSrGVin Is. No Magazine in the world has
pTesentsf 50 great variety of elegant engravi %
- Its subscribers as Graham's every branch of
art is b?onght into reqns;tsn, and every novelty
in society, incident in American history,
that can Interest or Instruct the reader is seizod
npoa b. the artists i'll our employ. Amoug the
etyles TO be put forth in oar new volume, for
1915, we will euumerateIthe following: Amaricao
battlc-groaads. Giving correct pictures. taken
on the spot, of the places in which tia moSt re-
markabla battles have boen fought The enpra
vIaSs viii be OF the highast order of arr: and I'VE
may NJ Zion, that in o:der to ensare a parma-
nency in tat elegencs for which these dessans
have already become celebrated. we have En-
sgraved MR- Smile for thrce years, onsAnercan
scsnes and incidents Premium pictars and on
graFIss. In addition to this, we have entered
into a permanent engagement with m, hose.
of Rawdon, Wrig.t q Hatch. NcusVo,L g.
supply of most exquisite pictures amaze,
"hlchwe may mention Il series of elegant Ip,l;.,o
ana prairie scenes. Got up in most maqpi6ca,t
style, and representing, from sketches ,ake, C.,
nature, the most beautiful scenery ofo,r ,,,osto.,
country. Oar Southern views, engraved nv tho
Spne MOI Sc, winch have become so widely widely
popular, viii also be continued The ex,,;s;,S
female heads engraved " this firm 49,.
WhIch we may instance that of Mrs Stanbn,S
whIch has never been equaIed in this countr,-
Wilt further supplied by Messr. r.. w e
H., whose fanities and talents. IN tho; 1;ro -
art, are unrivaled in the world We NAV s,f.I,-
say mat we nave all the best artists enu,lovod
Il n flt-
time ofseveral accomplished artists ap,,n 49,
are Nefch " Walter, G.. Parker. and setha,s
PORTRAITS oil authors is feature originated b,, r.
proprietor of Graham, and successfully, c.r,;aJ
out. We defy any competition in this h., NJ
oaTtaln,s elegant mezzotints. Mr. Sartni, Viii
luIn'sn US, LOT the New Volume, a series of bis
magnificent mezzotints One win ,nneor =,
January. We need net say IN +ho IP p'1 az
Urafianl, that these bTillian pictures excoI 80.
meZZotInts ever issued i'm America nd \; g.
EFFORTS have appeared in this work flowers coIral
from nature, Faithfully drawn bv q, able 80,
70 take PLACE in department got nm ezr,-.ss,1,,
Iof .he ladies', Tor the New Volume. the I,ta
:. nlJiAs' ne" styles OF needle work, and orna
nentai WORK, etc. etc. With letters on -
connected with female interests. viii H. ~
feature OF the New Vol,sne co,,ic 81 t '
Z Neal, E A Poe, III H Weld. and o,ho-a ~,
furnish series ofamusing sketches 4yb; III, - -.
handsomely lHustra ed by Croome or D.ria'r
si'a az also have hits at fashionable life in
e.'alS iron, abroad, written by F. ]. GRIND. ESQ
IohsuI 10 Antwerp. who will also furnish rs win
me earliest literary intelligence, and thot no
in the s, W. PRIOR their appearance here
III Tue shape OF reprints. This will rive Graham,
'aiiloh 70 ADJUST the value of forciqn yyorts
psioie me purchaser here has been dnped b2
puIs PAID ioT by interested publishers. editorial
':n department. The Editorial Depart
,..eit VIII continue embrace notes on current
fssta'''fe, ana reviews of ali new American or
er;t;e;a moiAs OF general interest Or value The
edged IN all parts of the contry to be superior in
":unen. honesty and independence to those of
any cotenprares. Greater scope will be given
10 this department of the woK, and tonic on ali
ikeIy to attract attention will be fearlesslv
u 0hs In this department we shall give a
OFT the follies of the fashionable world. for ,l,s $
musement Of onr laa.u reala-s.-~..l -, - y