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GralaaIn's aZiRae for
1915.
TIE January Number aciH be issued
On December ION.
Now is the time for new subscrip-

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circulation exceeding by thous ,nds any othel
Magazine in the conntry, is perhaps as good ar
evidsnce OF its great an1 increasing merit the
pnblishsr has it in his power to offer. To his
old subscribers he rnsts no assuran .es are neces
sary of his determination TO maintain its present
asceniancy over all the rival periodicals of the
country. The engagement, permanently, during
he past year, of such men as Bryant Cooper.
Padding, Dana, LonyfeIlow, Hoffman. Neal.
Mancu., etc. of high reputation in The Literary
world, as regular contributors, in addition to a
previous list, embracing the first names in the ma
ton, is euflicient qua rantes that the work will
continue 10 be the principal medium of commu-
ication between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Magazinsf has been, from It's es,ab-
Ilsamsnt, more than any otac: tina favoritc ne
ro1Ic1l of the people of tide United States. 1t is
disting 1ishad from other publications of similar
aims by the literary and artistic merit of its con-
teuts. While those of other works are unknown
and anonymous, he contripntors to this are the
mos. eminen: authors of our age and country;
the very creators, founders, of our National Lit
erat1-e. ltmay safely be asserted that Ora
hams Magazine has regularly Engaged a better
corps of write IS Ihan any other magazine; rhat
since IS establishment il has been tho pionaer in
magazine literature; and that the contributors of
Graham have, by their able contributions given
higher national character TO periodical litera-
t1re, in the United States than il ever before
possessed. With snch list of writer's as our
pages exhibit, we may challenge the crit cism of
Europe. There is no magazine aproad that pre-
sents any hing like such array of eminent VIII
tars as James Fennimore Cooper, w. G.. BRYANT.
James X. Panlding. II. III. Dana, H. w. Leng-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, j. c. Neal, Hen
ny w. Herbert, James Russell Lowell, Charles
Fenno Hoffman, Hou. r. I. Conrad, III. Il.
Tuckerman, Alfred -. Street, ETC.
Mrs Amelia r. Walhv 1T;ss S.lu,-:,i
Mrs. Sisoaraey. Mary Clavers, Mrs, Ann S.
Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. En-
bury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. Amman and MANY
o hers
Many names oflke celebrity are necessarily
omitted tor want of space
Whe the most able writers Of the country ar,
engaged as permanent Contributors to GrahaIn's
Magazine, the Arts not overlooked
The most accomplished American artists
employ toeT genius for subscribers The
mosI elegant engravings that haxe ever appeared
IN America, have been given TO The public in
Graham's Magazine. We are now prepared m
give tle right direction 20 tna talents f our
artists, and are resolved thai a national tone
shall be strictly preserved ins Graham, Here
after W shall place in the elgravers' hands
mons but American pictures. Oar own coan,ry
abonnds with the fne-t scsnery in the world,
1T IS Idl OF historical associations, of thrilling
Interest, and on every hand Subjects start un fl
for the painters paacil and the engraver,s ourip
Every patriotic sentiment urges the selection Of
national subjects for the pen and pencil. and
we feel assured that the American Dublir will
Sustain the enterprise. Variety of n,ag,if;cr,t
ehgraviols. No Magazine in the world has
presented so great a variety ofelagant epyroyi "a
to it, subscribers as Graham's every branch of
art is brodght intn reguisition and every novelty
in society, incident in American hi,torr.
that can interest Instruct the reader ia seizod
npon b. the artists in our employ Amoug tho
etyIes to be put forth III our new volup1e for
1919. we will euImsrate.the following: American
6aitle-sfo111s. Giving correct picflTas. taxi,
on ma spot, OF the PLACES ia which ths most re-
m'fkable battles have Rnea fought The cnvra-
wings viii be of the hgnast order of art. ana wa
may ms'1tlOn, that il oder IL ensure a perr,a-
nancy in thu elegance for which these desspps
have already become celebrated, we have y
graved MR.. Smile for three years, on A,netic,r
scenes and incidents. Premium pcters ana an,
gravigs. In addition TO this, we have entersd
into permanent engagement with thu bonse
of Rawdon, Wrig & Hatch. york f.
a supply of most exquisite pict1res. apo.c
which we may mention a series of elegant IpdiaT
and prairie sceaes. Got up in most nagn;t;.a,
style, and representing, from sketches taken e.,
nature, the most beautiful scenery of our wester,
country. Onr Southern views ergravad b,- -.
same hoCss, which have bscom, 50 Viii, 80 .'e
popular. will also be continued The avn,isi.,
female heads engraved this fr,p-a,,o,,
"hlch we may instance that of Mrs S,.rb.,S
winch has naver been equaled iu this cou,,tr,z1
VIII De farther supplied by Ngsssr. Il. " 4.
rs whose lalliies and talents. IN t5ei lima or
ai'' are uhFi'aied IN the world. We may safely,
say that We have all the best artists a,y,.,ro.a3
o. Giaham, Oar portrait gallery or,nr,iss tt,a
nma o. several accomplished artists ar, M, -,
are WEIGH * Walter, G. Parker. ana o.L..
TorffaIts OF authors is feature ofigipatad b., -
proprietor OF Graham, and successfully c,rriad
ont. we DEFY any competition in this b-anrb
caFtah elegant mezzotints. .Hr Sarta;n viii
taFnisn US, tor the New Volume, a series of bis
ma9n'ncent mez2otints. Ono will amman ~
January We need net say to the rss}a-. 90
IrahaIn, that these brliian pictures exco1 -
mezzoiInts ever Issued i'll America. and IL e..
efforts have appeared in this work. flowers co1o.oJ
from nature, Faithfully drawn by an shIA 80.
70 rake place in department, got up eznressl1
- O. .'1 iadles' LOT the New Volume, she late
Ia 'hIohs, new styles of naedls work .nJ as.' '
mental WORK, etc. etc. With letters ON go
connected with female interests. will aIso
feature OF tbs New VoItma cont. -, 4e'ih
: Neal, Z A Poe, ii III Weld. and o,bars IL,
iuFhiSh series OF amusing sketches which NIL, "a
9 1al liius'ra ed by Croome o. m
we shall also have hits a. -v
letters from ah-- .asnlonable life /,
9 --"au, written by F. ]. GRIND r.,
~'lS'i 70 Antwerp who will also furnish ~ Nil,
ms earliest literary intelligence. and tnoe. win
.l1ss OF ne" works. prior their appearance 49,.
N sas shape OF reprints. This will give Grshan,
,p % Jus: thu value of f,gcign work.
psIrse me purchaser hire has been dnneJ -,
Pui' paid ior by interested Publishers ed;,a.;s,
au critical department. The Editorial Dee.
,.sh' VIII continue Z embracs notes o, CO..
tni'ota'ire, and reviews of ali new Amar;.-a ~
doielgn works Of general interest or ralns IT, ~
edaas OF Graham's Magazine are aekoo,I
ae9men hn, parts OF tn: coutry to be superior in
any cotsmprarIes Greater scope viii h. o So; %
- ms department of the wok and tonic ' en-
iAeIy 70 attract attention. will be fsarIsse,
discussed. In this department. we shall n;s
~ m on fashionable gossip each month bit,,a
nosan,n ,.iee OF me fashionable world. for the
ausehen' OF our lacy readers; and for the rs
emen' Frank Forester hRs promised ID - ~e gent
poIss and pastimes' feature which we I'M h.,.S On
loup' VIII DC OF intareet to many tbousa1 no
,ui readers. we have also made arranaa,,,a OF