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10Th 1884, with the January number. Its LONG
and universally Successful career, from its com
mencsment until IN present time, when il has n
circulation exceeding by thous lnds any other
Magazine in the country, is perhaps az good n
evidence of its great and increasing merit as rho
pablisher has it in his power to offer To his
old subscribers. he trnsts assurances are neces
sary of his determination 70 maintain its nreaant
ascendancy all the rival periodicals of the
county. The engagement, permanently during
he past year, of such men as BRYANT Coonar
Paulding, Dana, Longfellow, Hoffman. Neal,
Mancur, etc. of high reputation in the Literary
world, as regular contributors, in addition 10 a
previous list, embracing the first names in the ma
ton, is a euficient gnarante that the work will
CONTINUE to be the principal medium of commu-
cation between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Magazinef has been, from its estab-
lishmsnt, more than any other !, tina favorite pc
rioilcll of the people of tide United States. Ii is
distinguished from other publications of similar
aims by the literary and artistic merit of its con-
teu.s. While those Of other works are unknown
and anonymous, he c0ntripnto.s to this are the
most eminent authors of our age AMI country !:
the very creators, founders, of our National Lit
eratlT Q. Itmay safely be asserted that Ora
hams Magazine has regularly engaged a better
corps OF write rs than any other magazine: rhat
since IS establishment it has been the pioneer in
magazine literature; and that the contributors of
Graham have, by their able contributions. given
a higher national character to periodical ltsra-
tire, in the United States than il ever before
possessed. With snch a list of writer's as our
pages exhibit, we may challenge the crit cism of
Europe. There is no magazine aproad that pre-
sants any hing like such an array of eminent wri-
teTs as James Fennimore Cooper, w. c. Bryant
James X. Paulding. r. III. Dana. III. w. Teng-
ieI2w' Nathaniel Hawthorne, j. c. Neal, Hen
~ w. Herbert, James Russell Lowell. Charles
Fenno Hoffman, Hou. X. T. Conrad. H. r
Tuckerman, Alfred b. Street. etc.
Mrs. Amelia B. Welby. Miss Sedrvick
Mrs. Siso1rney. Nary Clayers, Mrs, Ann S.
stephens, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs Osgood. Mrs. En-
bury, Mrs. Scba Smith, Mrs Annan and many
o hers.
Many names oflike celebrity are necessarily
omitted for want Of space
While the most able writer's of the country are
engaged as permanent Contributors to Graham's
Magazine, the Arts are not overlooked.
The most accomplished American artists
employ tosir genius for our subscribers. Tn
mos; elegant engraviDgs that haxa ever o,,pcarad
III America, nave been given to the public in
Graham's Magazine. We are now rrenarad -
give the right direction to the talents r onr |
artists, and are resolved that a national to,e |
snail be strictly preserved in Graham, Here |
aHeF We shall place in thu engravers' hands |
loonnfs with the finest sceuery in the world J
1t is full of historical associations. Of ,h-rIIi,
interest, and on every hand subjects start I'm. fl
or Inc painters pencil and the engraver's purin.-
every patriotic sentiment urges the selection q
ilhonaI subjects for the pen and pencil, and |
We tecI assured that the American public will
ustaln the enterprise. Variety of magoiffcrn,
h9r@'lh IS. NO Magazine in the world has
RESENTED 50 great variety ofeegant engravi IS
fEagr1 l
III is Drought into requistion, and every noveit,,
n society, or incident in American his+or,- |
nat can interest or instruct the reader is seizod
pom " 'he artists IN our employ. Amoug the |
yves to be put forth in our new volume for
o4o, we Will euumerateithe following: American |
a'te-gronnds. Giving correct picfures. taken |
u 'io opot' OF the places in which the most re-
iIlAap!e oatties nave boen fought. The engra-
InSs will be of the highast order of art. -
lay menuoa, that in oder to ensure a narpo.-
shcy IN TIT elegence for which these dasscn
ave already become celebrated, we have g., |
aVed Nix Smile for three years. on America, C
encs and incidents Premium picters ana a. Il
aVlSS' IN addition 10 this, we have ar,o-oa |
d - Po'ia NJ engagement with the honse
hawaon' Wrig I & Hatch, New-York f.,
supply OF most exquisite pict1rae a ~ :
M" we may mention series of eJag.,t Ills j.,
y Pi"iL'e scenes. Got up in most magnifca,, ]
~ representing, from sketches taken f,o,,, | :,
49, me Ihost beautiful scenery of onr ,vae,or I
ohf southern views, engraved Inv tba "
a',a 80 when nave become SO widely widely 81
Pu!dr, VIII also be continued Tbo occy |
male heads engraved ~ ,b;o e. 0Afuisl'e P
!!on we may instance that of Mrs S,a,los CT
- IN mas never oeen equaled in This conn, {
i % Iu1ner supplied by NTessr. r " g y,
.'IiHes ana talents, in thei lipn of a,
"Lo u hriVaied IN the world. We NAV s,faI- -
. u'a' we haT9 all the best artists emnIoye3 i
a,,r..' ouf portrait gallery occupies the
g oi several accomplished artists ar,,-,, -
WEIGH y Walter, G. Parker ana 5t In ::
fait7 OF authors is feature originatad br - y
P'IItoI OF Graham, AID successfully ca,risd
y oeIy any competition in this branch
~ et7Saht mezzotints. .Tr Sartain win z
lisn US, for the New Volume. a series Of ~ 3
'h'Hcaht mez2otlnts. One win annaar !; -.
Iify' we need net say to the readers nf 'o'
diil' that these brillian pictures excaI INV OLD
CUNTS ever issued i'll America, and hi fnest fac
- "n'o appeared IN this work. flowers coIo-ad 70
natuFe' Faithfully drawn by an able art;st "
M pace IN department, got up ezpressIv
-. o', lor me New Volume. the late
mons, new styles of needle work ami 60
'ai WoEG, etc. etc. With letters on go T.
lected with female interests win oI =
ituIe OF the New Volume comic ard b,,,. ret
Neal, = Poe, II FL Weld. and o,bors III tho
1sn sefes Of amusing sketches which will b. ~
LII iiiuS1fa ed by Croome or DarIav w
80 g. nave mis- at fashionable life in mai
= from abroad, written by Z. ]. Grnnd Fec uar
SUI 10 Antwerp. who will also f,rr;sr - ~
az literary intelligence, and thort mo-
o. new works, prior their appearance h. qui
s shape o OF reprints This will give Graham eau
= a. ~ "uIu9s the value of FOREIGN v-nrke Sett
q the purchaser hire has been ii,aa9 n, eba
Pala Tor by interested publishers. edi,orisI S"'
vii apartment The Editorial Depart- ~
WI. VIII continue - embrace notes on cuFran. For
=, t wor ana reviews of ali American or Jas
q works OF general interest or valne TT ~
isms- OF Graham's Magazine are ace,a.1 ne
~ ~ a., parts OF the contry to be superior n
en- honesty and independence to H. IN ne
sofamprar1es Greater scope will be given
rs ikeiv tn o. the wok and topic on all are
'sed. In this department we shall il1Ia riey
! fo Jn fashionable gossip each month. 5i,,i,a
lolIies OF the fashionable world for nuns, nun
"g Fr, o. our lacy readers and for the GENT
and ras.; lester hrs promised us hints nm