The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-07-04
The moss 7I ant an {, Popular
Periodical ia the World.
AL COMP TlTlON DEFIED!
IEl lElt1lll's Magazine
FOR. 1915.

Hit O0Al1 81 teASIN D6EgASi
IsGl INNS NL0g0ZlMes
FOR 1915.
Oh AHA Ai' 9 American Monthly Magazine, for
el5, will commence new volume December Ip
leth, 1874, with the January number lis long
and universally successful career, from its COM
mencement until the preset time, when Il has a
circulation eTeeedtng by thousands any other MAJ "a
zine IN the country, il perhaps as good an evidence
OF ts great and lneFeasing merit as the publisher
has it IN his power 20 offer. To his old gnbacFib.
ers he trusts no assurances are necessary Of his
determination to maintain its present ascendancy
lover all the rival periodicals OF the country The
engagement permanently, during the past year, Of
| such men as Bryant, Cooper, Paulding, Dana,
Longfeliow, Holman, Neal, Mancur, etc, Of high E
reputation in The literary world, as regular con.
tributor, II addition TO the previous list, embrac.
ing the rst names in the nation, is sufficient guar.
antee that the work will continue to be the pTinci.
pal medium Of communication between The best /
authors and the public.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE has been, from its establish
ment more than any other, the favorite periodical
of the people Of tte United States. Though its |
plan does not entirely exclude articles Of the most
. lmdouant charaeters such as have raised Black /
wood and some other foreign journals 70 their high
influence and reputation, Its pages are principally
devoted to what Is usualey termed light literature.
It IS distinguished ffom other publications OF
similar aims by the literary and artistic merit of
its contents. While those Of other works are
/, unknown or anonymous tue contributors 70 this
are the most eminent authors Of our age and conn-
try; lhe very creagots founders Of our National
Leteqatire Espeeal It Is ceIebFated as contain.
|; ing the choicest productions of theinest female
writer's 81 The lime. Every number conts ins GEMS
which Inay Be e With pride b the lex. as
vindicating tnel nleeospau eminenee may
be safely asserted. thar ErahaRl.s 81 Iaqasfae has
regularly engaged better corps q filas than
any other a. eazine, thai since Is eslnbIishnent
n It has been The pioneer ID l1agazine ana
that the cont1bnfcEs 81 GRAHAM have by tbeir
able contributors given Higher Nstioaa Chafae-
ter to periodical literature 10 the United States
than It ever before possessed With ich a lst of
. writers as our pages exhibit, we NAV Challenge.
the citzeus Of Eusspe. There IS - maeazine
abroad that presents any thing ike sdcI Id Array
OF eminent writer's as danes Fennimoie CospsI
w. &. Brant, Hon. Jas X. Paulding, R. n. Dana,
H. w. onglellow Nathaniel Hawthorne, ]. G.
Neal Henry, w. Herbert, James Russell Lowell,
Charlet Fenno Hoffman, Hon. R. T. Conrand, 81.
T. Tuckerman, Alfred B. Street, etc.
I'LL Mrs. Amelia B. Welby, Miss Sedgwick, Mrs.
d: Signourney Mrs. Mary Clavers, Mrs. Ann S. Ste
Mrs. Smith, MIS-. Annan Mrs. Nicholas; Mrs. Pier.
son, Mrs. WoE.hingtoh, Miss Rand, Miss Hervey
Ir- and Others.
Many other ot like celebrity are necessarily
omitted iof want p spaces
While tbe d osf ahle WfiteEs uf llie country are
Magazine Ne fls are not overlooked.
ne The maOSE AccOIllpl lfsaed American
Artists
employ their genius for our subscribers The mos
elegant eugravings that have ever appeard 10 Amer
ica3 have been given to the public in Graham
right direction to the talents Of our artists, and ar
resolved that nGti0nd lone shall be strictly pre-
setvedin tGFaham.' Hereafter we shall place i
Che engraven' hands none bat .ameTicQn Picture.
Ogr own country abounds in the finest scenery i
tile world. Il is full Of historical associations {
thrilling interest; and on every hand subjects etal
up, at for the painters pencil and the engraver
nd burn. Every patriotic sentiment urges the seeS
a. ton of national Tor the pen and pencil
5 and we feel assa aal he american public wi
!! sustain e.
= - VGrse II J5ce2lt lsgrGc
No Alaee1a ID The world his ented s
- greet q. ol elegant engraS snbscd
bers as Every branch brough
into re1o and every noyc nery,
s incident e History, y,tna leFest
Instruct g der seized up6n 8rtists j
our empld Among re STYLES 5at forth j
our new Volume wewa neeate "a
Dr. following:
de-, American lFA les -4ta,o lEa d. Isl.
Giving correct pictures, taken oa tke sbat of n
places in which the most remarkable battles has
a est order Of art; and we may mention, that IA s
der to insure permenency in the elegance I
which these designs have slready become celebra
ed, we have engaged Mr.. SmiIlie for three year
ne on American scenes and incidents.
- PREMIUM PICTURES AND ENGRAvINGi
'u LIN addition to this, we have entered into a pc
~ manent engagement with the house Of Rawdo
on Wnget & Hatch, Of New York, for a supply
ork most exquisite pictures, among which we mentie
his a series Of elegant
10 INDIAN AND PRAIRIE SCENES.
to Coup in most magnificent style, and Representing
from sketches taken from nature, the most beaui
fll scenery Of our western country. Our Southel
Views, engraved by The same house, which have
come 50 widely popular, viii also Be continue
The exquisite female heads engraved BY this fr
among which we may instance that Of Nj
Stephens which has never been equaled iii th
country be further supplied b Hessrs r, y
&. H., whose facilities and talents, Ia their line
lod art, are unFivalled ia the world We may safe
on say TINT we have ALL THE BEST ARTIST
EMPLOYED ON ssGRAHA11.''
&. our Portrait Gallery
occupies the time ot several accomplished artist
among whom are Neleh q Walter. 6. Parker.ai
- others
POrtrait Of AssttOrS,
IS feature originated by tie proprietor of Ct
hams and successfully carried out. We def 3
Or composition in this branch.
ood sartain's Elegant Mezzotints.
LBE, Mr., Sartain win furnish ls, or The New Vour
series Of bis magnificent mezzotins one =
!. appear in January. We need not sav Is HE Is;
ers Of Graham, that these brilliant picturss e.
any Rfezzotnta ever issued Ia America, and his I'm
efforts have appeared inthis work.
sla. FLOWERS C0LORED FROM NATURE
Tnuthfllg drawn BY a. ais sriist, to take 81:
D. in department COZ p expressly tor the ladies,
the New Volume Abgacing
- The k1tes9 Easkion..-neD Ssvlc of Dee,
VOfs, and OyaamentaI Work &C.
.kle With leers On topica connected With fensis n