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TIE January Number rili be issued
On December ION.

On DCcember ION.
Now is the time for new subscTip-
tiOns!
Graham'5 American Mon:hly Magazine, To-
1915, will commsnce a new volume, Decembe
10Th 1871. with the January Number. Its lonl
AMI universally Successful career, from it, com
mencemen. until n present time, whsn Il has 4
circulation exceeding by thOus nds any otheI
Magazine ia the country, is perhaps as good al
evidence of IL great and increasing merit as tn;
pablsher has il in his power 70 Offer. To hiG
old subscribers. he no assuran. es are nee
sary of his dissemination 70 maintain its present
ascendancy over all the rival periodicals of the
county. The engagement, permanently, during
he past year, of such men as BRYANT Coopar
Paulding, Dana, Longfellow, Hoffman, Neal
Mancur, etc. of high reputation in The Literary
world, as regular contributors, ia addition TO =
previous list, embracing the first names in the ma
ton, is cIiicient g1a raHtee that the work will
con1inus TO be the principal medium of comma
ication between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Magazinaf has been, from its estab-
Esinant, mDse than any other tia favorite Pc
rio iIcll of the people of tide United States Ii is
distinguished from other publications. of similar
lims by the literary and artistic merit of con-
teu!s. Whlethose of works are unknown
and anonymous, he contributors to this are the
most eminen; authors of our age AMI country :;
the very creators, founders, of our National Lit
erati'e. Itmay safely b3 asserted that Ora
hams Magazine has reg llarly engaged a bstter
corps OF Writers than any Oth3r magazine; rhat
since Is establishment it has been the pioneer in
magazine literature; I'd that the contrib itoIs Of
Graham have, by thsir able contributions. given
higher IA ional character TO periodical litsra-
td7e, in the United States th7n il ever before
possessed. With snch a list OF writers as our
x,i yrya, H..
Europe. There is no magazine aproad that pre-
sent7 any hing like such an array of eminent wri-
ters as James Fennim ore Cooper. w. G. Bryant,
James X. Paulding. r. II. Dana. II. w. Lenr-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne. J. c. Neal. Hen
~ w. Herbert, James Russell Lowell, Charles
Fenno Hoffman, IIou. r. T. Conrad, II. #.
Tuckernan, Alfred B. Street, etc
Mrs. Amelia b Welby, Miss Sedgwck,
Mrs. SigolrAey. May ClaveFs, Mrs, Ann :.
Stephens, Mrs Brooks, Mrs Osgool, Ms. EN-
bury, Mrs. Se6a Smith, MIS- Aaaaa and maay
o hers.
Many names ofIike celebrity are necessarily
omitted for want OF space
W lille the most able writers Of the coau.ry are
engaged as permanent Contributors tie Grabam-s
Ma5izine, the Arts are not overlooked.
The most accomplished Am2rlcaa artists
employ toefr gaAi3s for o., sabsci bess Tn.
mos: cisgoa: engrtviaEs yaat haxs ever aopear.I
in Am2-jsa, have b4a1 given 20 rhs ,lbIic !,
GfaaIaal's Magazine. We ara .,ov prepared TO
give tla rfa1J direction 10 the talents f our
artists, ana are resoi ID that national tone
shall he strictly Preserved ins Graham, Here
atse- W shall place IL the elgravers' hands
noas bst American pictures. Oar own country
a5onnds with the fAa.t scsaa7y in the world
1t Is full OF historical asso iations of thrillin,
Interest, aid or every hand subjects start un. f,
tor tbs painters pencil AM the eagraver's purin-
Every patriotic sentiment urges the selection NJ
national subjects foF the pen and pencil, and
we tea assured that the American public will
sustain the enterprise. Variety of magnif,ccnt
ehSra7in's. No Magazine in the world has
pFos3Atei 50 gFea; variety OF elegant enrrar; va
% ITS SUBSCRIBERS as GFaham's every branch of
at Is oroHgAf iat9 FeqllSi;ol, and every n9-e -
III society, or incident in American his,a-,-
thai can Interest Instruct the reader i sai,od
npon b: the artists in our employ Aro;Ig tho
otylas to be put forth in DOR new volng,a FIR
1919, we Will euumerate,the following: American
batte-groandS. Giving correct pic[ lres 49,,
on tRe aPot' OF the places in which thu most ra-
naENable battles have nosh fought. The enrrn
wings VIII oe OF the hghast ordsT Of art: AMI We
may mention, that in oder to ansnra = no-,,,
nency IN tht eleganca for which these dassgn-
nave already become celebrated. we have p
graved VI *. Smile for three years, on 4ms-;ca-,
si2hes and incidents. Premium picters and an
gangs. In addition 20 this, we have a,.oral
iat2 a permanent engagement with the bo,so
OF Rawdon, Wris X Hatch, Nep-York far
sapply OF most exquisite pictures, amoeg
"hich we may mention series of elegant Indian
ana pIaiIie scenes. Got up in most magnificent
style, and representing, from sketches taken f,o,
nature, the most beautiful scenery ofoor wes,a.,
county, ohr Southern views, engraved nv Tho
same house, which have become so widely u.ila1
popular, viii also b. continued. The exc,is;ta
'emaie heads engraved Y this frn1-amo,1
which we may Instance that of Mrs St.nho,,
"hlch mas never been equaled III this country
y, DC ioI'nei suPPIed by Messr. r., w. g.
H., whose taIiItles and talents, in tb9i H., -
lft, are unrivaled in the world. W. n,a. -
say that we have all the best ar+;s,s n-5 IlleII
oa "Fahan.1 Our portrait gallery or,,riaaa %
m2 OF several accomplished artists am ~ - ~
ire W elch " Walter, G.. Parker. and o,ha."
orsraIts OF authors is feature Originated Nv, ~,
proprietor OF Graham, and successfully car-;od
, -. ueiy any competition in this branch
>aFtain'5 elegant mezzotints Mr. Sar,,in ,;ii
iFnish us, for the New Volume. a s,r;ss &c hil
magnificent mezzotints. Ono viii anraor -
aauaEy- We need net say to the ,esdar. "a
rtahaIn, that these brillan pictures evcoI
nc ~lotihts ever issued iii America. and hi t;,,as
oi'' nave appeared in this work. flowers COLI
rom nature, Faithfully drawn bv an abIo
take place in department. rot nm s.r-as,'
d ti7 taaies; for the New Volume. tho Io,,
-, ne" SYKES OF naedls work, and orpa
g"'%. IorH etc etc With letters on topics
onhoctad with female interests, viii also e.,
feature OF thu New Voums comic al b .o'ln
= Neal, + Poe, II Ii Weld, and Others ', ni,I
''hsh series famasng sketches which Vii
aa,nasomely illustra ed by Croome or D,-i,'.
snail also have hits at Fashionable I;fa
oa Ssa from ,o abroad written By F. j. GRIND ESQ
oDso 70 antwerp. who will also furnish ne ~
'e earliest literary intelligence. and +ho.r win
's :. Oh new works, priort thor appearance h.
ue shape OF reprints This will give Gr,b,r,, {
pos'i ION to adjust the value of forcign wo-ts
, 10 sas purchaser here has been dapsJ h.
tu i9I by Interested publishers. editoria
- etlt Il; Department. The Editorial De-.
eh' VIII continue + embrace notas ~ ,.f
'efatllfe, and reviews of ali new Amarica
;.,sn WORKS OF general interest o, value Tba
1'Icisnis OF Graham's Magazine ars ,et,l nc
gna IN all parts of the coniry to be superior II
" .n,, mones:y and independence to those Of
~ COtemOrarIaS. (Eraafar .''SSC VI