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Graharn's Wa: aZinc for
RSA5.
The January Nansber nil be issued
On December l0ih.
NOW is the time for new subscrip-
tiOn>s

Ilth is4l with the January Number. It's long
All universally slccsssf.l earesf, from Us com
m n. 3meht uatrl represent time, wneh = mas
circulation exec sdiag by raoI. nds any other
Magazine in the CO ,ntry, is pe-haps as good an
evidence, of it, g7eat AMI increasing msiit as inc
D ,blsh.r has. il IN his pove. II offer. 10 ms
oil sIbIcTibe-s he trnsts assnTan 'es are hscss-
sasy of his dissemination - maintain It's present
ascsn lancy over all thu rival periodicals oil the
county, The engagement, permanently, during
he past year. of such men as Bryant Cooper,
PauIding, Dam, LonsfeIlow, Hoffman, Neal,
Mancur, etc of high req ltatioI in the Literary
world. as regular contributors, in addition TO
previous list, embracing the first names IN the
ton is a eteficient guarantees that the work viii
con,inus to be the principal medium of comnl-
n cation between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Nagaziner has been, from lie estab-
l:sament, m1Ta than any ottls- thu favoFite pc
rio neal of the people of tie Unitsj States 1t is
disting lishsd from other publications of similar
inns by the literary all Artistic merit Of its con-
tents Will, .hose of o,her works are unknown
and anonymous, he cnltripnto:s 10 this the
most eminen; anthors of our age All cOgltry;
ths very creators, founders, of our National Liz
erqtl-e. i.may safely b asserted that Ora
hams Nagazins has eglia1ly engaged bst:er
corps of write rs shln any othsT magazine; rhat
since IS establishment il has been tho pioneer in
magazine literature; ID thattha contrib :toIs OF
Graham havs. by their able contributions, given
a higher national character 10 periodical ltera-
ti-e in thu Uaitsd States than it ever before
possessed. With snch a list of writers "a our
RACES exhibit, we may challelge the c7is cism of
Europe There is no magazine ABROAD that PEE
sents any hing like such array of emiGen: wri-
ts-s as James Feaaim IRE Cooper, w. {. Bryant,
James Il. Pluliing. r. II. Dana, III. w. Lens-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawtha-na, j. {. Neal, Hem
~ w Herbert, James Russell Lowell, Charles
Fennp Holman, Hou. X. L. Conrad, IL. L.
Tackernlan, Alfred &. Street, etc.
Mrs Amsia p. Welby, Miss Sedgwick,
Mrs. Sieoarasy. Mary Clavers, Mrs, Ann ;.
Stephens. Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. En-
busy, Ms Seba Smith, Mrs. Annan and many
hers.
Mahy names ofliks celebrity ara necessarily
omitted for want Of space.
While tbs most able wriars-of the conu:ry are
enyagal a. parmaneat GontfibIt'-s u Graham $
: Ma RHINE. tae Arts ara not overlooked.
The most accomplished American artists
emnloy taeir gsnias for our Subscribers. The
mos: elegant en- Cravings taat haxs ever appeared
e in America, have been givea 20 rhs public IN
I Graham.s Magazine. We are now prepared 10
4 tive he right direction to talents t o1r
artists. and are raso ed that a national tone
9 shall be strictly preserved in Graham Here
= after " F. SHALL plars i'll the eng;avecs' hands
, noasb American pictures. Our own co1atry
q abolais with the fne-t scsiery in the world.
n II is fall of hists-ical .iations. of thrilling
W interest ard OIL every hand subjects start up, h'
ID for the painters pencil AMI the ensavefs Ourin.-
n every patriotic sentiment urges the select on o
national subjects foF the pen and pencil, anc
~ WE feel assured that the AmeIican public wi
n sas.ain tie enterprise. Variety of magaficcn
= earr1eip5s No Magazine in the world ha'
~ p7sssn,sl great variety ofelasant engravi g
n, +, II, Subscribers as Grahaa1's every branch o
49, at isbra lgat INTO reqnsiton, and every move t,
lprfr in AaVl= ~if. hFef,-
80 ts,t can Interest instruct the reader is soizo,
:, mon b: ths artists IN our employ. Amaug thi
! c.Ylas to De put forth in oar nav v0iaHJs, 70
10 1915. we will euumerate the following: Amsricat
ID blttle-gTolnds. Giving correct pict1Tss, takel
Dr. on the spot, of the plac in which ths re
n markable battles have poem foIght. The engta
to wings will BE- of ths hghast order of art; and
~ may maHtiol, that in oder to ensure a peTma
~ nancy in TIT elegsnce for which these dessgn
ip have already become celebrated, have in
a graved MR. Smile for three years, OIL America
"a scslas and incidents. Premium pictars and Ell
~ gzavigs. In addition TO this. we have entere
:. into a permanent engagement with tia hoos
IN Of Rawdol, Wrig II Hatch, New York f
" a supply of most exquisite pictures. amos
90 which may mention series of elegant India
~ and prairie scaacs. Got up in most maanifice,
l. style, AMI representing from sketches taken ffor
b. nature, the most b5adtiful scenery ofoar wester
county. Oar Southern views, engraved by IN
81 popular, will also BE- continlsA The exGusit
1v female heads edg-aved this frm-amon
pv which we may Instance that of Mrs Stephen
n which has never been equaled ia This country
x will be farther supplied by Msssr r.. w. 4
nv H., whose falities and talents, in thei line
n art, are unrivaed in tine world. We may safel
cd say that havs all the best artists amploye
IVY OF Graham. Oar portrait gallery occupies Il
ret time Of several accomplished artists am ing who
or are Welch & Walker, G. Parker. and other
20 Portraits of authors is fsatIrs originated by ri
~, proprietor of Graham, and successfully carrie
rio Ont. We defy any composition in this branc
nv Sart1in's elegant mezzotnts. .Tr Sartain wi
~ furnish "a, for the New Volume, a ssrias of h
"a magnificent mezzotnis. Ono viii appear
re- January. We need net say the readers
"a. Graham, that these brilian pictures excel ar
,.. mszzotin.s ever issued in Amarica, aad hi fine
=, efforts have appeared in this work flowers color,
id from nature, faithfully drawn by an abs arts
as to take place in department, got up cypress
sv for the iasiies, for the New Volume, the la
ls ia Shloas, new styles of neadls work, and orr
III mental WORK, etc. etc. With letters on topi
,al connected with female interests. will also fer
y. feature of the New Volume comic AMI hum
IF J { Neal, f Poe, II ii Weld. and Others W
" furnish ssrics OF amnsiNg sketches which viii
,,s handsomely illust:a ed by CroOme or Darls
II We shall also have hits at fashionable lif,
nj. letters from abroad, written BIZ F. j. GRIND. rs
in .Consai 10 Antwerp. who will also furnish US wi
rts ii'N'' i''0'i'y ihtciuS5hce. am taoft n
il - .iN'' pa '"i 70 tltir appearance he
~. in the shape of reprints. This viii give Graha,
.b a posiiioi to dust ths value of f,rciga VOL
..b beto-e the purchaser ht has been dnped
-. pals paid for by interested publishers. editor;
We aui critical department.. The Editorial Depai
las l;.,-a.aa e'horacs notes on curre
:, foreign works of geneFal interest or value. n
~, criticisms of Graham's Megazina are ackoop
al edged IN all parts of the coatry 70 be superior
-. aeumen, honesty AMI Independence TO those
The any cotsmpraries. Greater scope will be Civ
~ 70 his department of the woIk, and tonic On
ro- i,-..o-l = stsiA'V., wiz De ieari"
nv $500. fa,t:a 49, ,'i ot'.'..i7h' we -.7s
,y caaptaT on fashionable gos,in enal Civ,
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