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TIE January Number ViH be issued
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81 Now is the time for new subscrip-
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"a Graham's American Monthly Magazine, Il
) 1915. will commence new volume, Decentbt
, 10Th 1914. with the January namber. Its lon
e and universally successful career, from i:s con
h mencement until the present time, when Il has
y circulation exceeding by thous tnds any othe
4 Magazine in the country, is perhaps good
II evidences of its great and Increasing merit as ia
pnblisher has it in his power to offer. To hi
old subscribers he rnsts no assurances are neces
o sary of his determination 70 maintain It's presen
5 ascendancy over all the rival periodicals of hi
II country. The engagement, permanently, durn
n ne past year, OF such men as Bryant Cooper
' Paulding, Dana, Longfellow, Hoffman, Neal
t MancuF, etc. OF high reputation in the Literary
3 world, as regular contrjbuto7g, in addition 70 :
previous list, embracing the first names in the na
tIon, IS efficient qua rantae that the work will
continue TO be the principal medium of comron
nlcation between the best authors aal the pub
lie.
Grahaln'5 Magazinef has been, from It's estab-
hshment, more than any othe- tho favorit, ne
roiicrl OF the people of tie United States 1t is
distinguished from other publications of similar
aims by the literary and artistic merit of its con-
tauts. While those of other works are unknown
and anonymous, he contsipnto,s to this are the
most eminent anthors Of our age AMI country:
the very Creators founders, of our National Lit
hams Magazine has regularly engaged a better
corps OF writers than any other magazine; rhat
since IS establishment It has been the pioneer in
magazine literature; a I'd that the contrib itoIs of
Iraham have, by their able contributions givan
a higher national character TO periodical Iitara-
tdre, in the United States than it ever before
possessed. With snch a list of writers as our
pages exhibit, we may challeaga the crisi cism of
Europe. There is no magazine aproad that pre-
sents any hing like such an array Of eminent wr-
te7s as James Fennir)re Coopsr, W c. Bryant.
James X. Paulding. r. II. Dana. II. W. Lena-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, j. G. Neal Hem
~ w. Herbert, James Russell lowell. Charles
Eenno Hoffman, Hou. X. r. Conrad, ii. L.
TuckeTman, Alfred B. Street. etc.
Mrs. Amelia B. Weby, Miss Sedywick,
Mrs. Sigourney. Mary Clarers, Mrs. Ann s
stephens, Mrs. Brooks, .Hrs. Osgood, Ms. EN-
busy, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. AMMAN ami MANY
o hers.
Many names ofliks celebrity are necessarily
omitted for want of space
While the most able writers of the coautrv ara
engaged as permanent Contributors 70 Grahaip's
Magazine, ti9 ATS are not overlooked.
jhe most accomplished American artists
employ toeir genius for our Subscribers HI.
moss elegant engraViDgs that haxa ever appeared
IN America, have been given to The public in
Grahan's Magazine. We are now prepared n
give the right direction TO the talents orr
artists, and are resolved that a national tone
shall be strictly preserved in Graham Here
AFTER Va shall place in the engravers' hands
1oAe Bat American pictures. Our own c0s3try
toodnds with the finest scaae7y in the world.
1t IS toll OF historical associations Of ihriIIiay
interest, and on every hand subjects start I'm. ft
or the painter pencil and the engravcr's pIrin.-
every patriotic sentiment urges the selection of
i'',ofaI SHoJec's Tor the pen and pencil. and
We tacl assured that the American n,bli. will
IA
.nsr@vln}s. No Magazine in the world has
PRESENTED SO great variety ofeleEant engravi "a
0 rs Subscribers as Graham's every branch of
III - pEo1ght mo requistion, and every novelty
IL s0clety, or Incident ii American history
na' an interest or Instruct the reader is saizoj
'p1a o. 'Ae artists ~ our employ. AnoIg the
;yies to be put forth in our new volny7a fer !
SD, we will euumo-ateithe following. An,ari.a,,
atte-Sronnls. Giving correct picfaras. taLa, !
n the spot, of the places in which IN, noaqt 70
larkaDIa batdes have ooan fought. The oorro- |
lnSS VIII be OF the highast order Of art: AMI va
lay me"non, that in o-derto ensure a na-ma-
ehcy IN tint elegence for which these lessons
ave aiIeaay become celebrated, we have En-
Faved NIX Smile for three years, on American =
'eaes and incidents. Premium pictare ,nd - 4
'aVlss. In addition to this, we have entarad
10 permanent engagement with the ho,ao
ha"aon, Wright 4 Hatch, New-York for !
supply Oh most exquisite pictures. amoar
M" We may mention 4 series of elegant Indian
no pTaifle scenes. Got up in most magDifes,t l.
yie, and representing, from sketches t,ken e. n
AZURE, the most beautiful scenery OF orr y,as,o-,
'dH"y' Ohr southern views, engraved bv the
lns hoIse1 Which have become 50 widely vidalr It
'pu!ar, VIII also be continued The exo,is;ta v
maj, "eaaS engraved (; y this frm-amo,g "
men we may instance that of Mrs StanLo~ -
III men mas never been equaed iu this country -
III oe further supplied by NTessr. r. W G. m
+, whose IaliIies and talents. IN the; ~,
I, are unrlyaled in the world. We NAV e,fal,. q,
taat we have all the best artists arnDIo,,oJ :.
"faham', Our portrait gallery occnnies -, ai
li5 % several accomplished artists am m, VI, az
eIch q Waiter, G. Parker. and o.ha,. 70
'lraits Oh authors IS feature originated NV 49, Ri
oP4etof OF Graham, and Successfully -.
: ~ oeiy any competition in mis- - eu
- ete9ant ms@1vunts. Mr. Sartain vii er
hSa us Tor the New Volume. a series of bis toI
So, ", nl9Zzo'lnts. Ono viii appear in ge
iuary' we noed net say to the ra9da-
aham, that these bTillian pictnras So oi er
zzotlnFs ever issued in America, and hi f'y. be
'''S nave appeared in this work Aovare .oI.N.t fee
~ haElfc, lrnthiully drawn bv an abl.ors;s. M,
TAKE place in department, got m ee,,,a"s,r, -;
tH5 Iadies, Tor the New Volume H. ~ ihS
lioAS' ne" styles Of needle work. and orno
-. ~, exc etc With letters on TONES COZ
'h9cted with female interests. win oIso 80 M.
eature of the New Voluma Coz, 80 Ieih nc
: Nail Il A D. n ~ - Cohllc ana humOr pai
: Neal' L [oe' Ii IL Weld, and Others viii ="
hlsh series OF amusing sketches which Viii the
'dSoneiy lliustia ed by Croome Or Dali str
shall also have hits at Fashionable 1f, or
eis from abroad, written b. F. J. Grnoi Esn on
hSal 10 Antwerp. who will also furnish ne ~ GU
earliest literary intelligence, and thor ~ sal
: Oh new works, prior to their appearance ba.,
ne shape OF reprints. This will give Grahano, On,
, ns 70 adjust the value of foreign works, m
oie the purchaser be re has been d,oad t IN IN
IS pad for by Interested publishers od;,a Oit
critical department The Editorial De-. hal
ht VIII continue t. embrace notes on rmrran+ en-,
Ia'nFe, and reviews of ali new Annette, H.,
'iSn works OF general interest or vaI,o r. ii'i
lcisms OF Graham's Magazine are arknou,I cha
ca IN all parts of the codtry to be superior n cor
'u aa. honesty ana Independence to those of be
~; sotI.npt.les' Greater scope will be given
ects lii civ, IN +.r.. N' "nu toplc on all fro