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8 Graham's American Monthly Magazine, {
= lS45, will commence a new volume, Decemb
10Th 1884, with the January number. Its loi
e and universally Successful career, from its con
4 mencement until the present time, when Il has
' circulation exceeding by thous lnds any 9th;
J Magazine in the country, is perhaps good a
evidence of its great and increasing merit as ii
Publisher has II i'll his power to offer. To n
old subscribers. he trnsts no assurances are nece
} sary of his determination TO maintain its pressr
8 ascendancy over all the rival periodicals of IN
, country. The engagement, permanently, durin
he past year, of such men as Bryant Cooper
Paulding, Dana, Longfellow, Hoffman, n ca
Mancur, etc. OF high reputation in The Literar
world, as regular contributors, in addition to
previous list, embracing tho first names in the ma
ton, is euhicient guarantee that the work viii
continue TO be the principal medium of commu
nlcation between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Magazinef has been, from its estab
Ilsamsnt, more than any other tho favorite Pc
HoiIc1l OF the people of tie United States. Il is
distinguished from other publications of similar
AIMS by the literary and artistic merit of its con
teuis. While those of other works are unknown
and anonymous, he contributors to this are the
most eminent authors of our age and country:
the very creators, founders, of our National Lit
eratafe: ltmay safely be asserted thar Ora
hams Magazine has regularly engaged better
corps OF write rs tina any other magazine; that
since IS establishment it has been the pioneer in
magazine literature; AID that the contributors of
Graham have, by their able contributions given
a higher national character 10 periodical litera-
tdre, IN the United States than it ever before
possessed. With snch a list of writers as our
pages exhibit, we may challenge the crit csm of
Europe There is no magazine aproad that pre-
sents anything like such an array of eminent vri-
tiers as James Fennimore Cooper, w. &. BRYANT.
James a. Paulding. r. II. Dana. II. w. Lenr-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne. J. C. Neal. Han
ry W. Herbert, James Russell Lowell, Charles
Fenno Hoffman, Hou. R. T. Conrad. III. T.
Iuckerman, Alfred b. Street. etc.
Mrs Amelia b. Welby, Miss Sedgwick,
Mrs Sigourney, Mary Clavers, Mrs, Ann S
Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. EN-
bury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. AMMAN 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
the Arts are not overlooked
HE most accomplished American artists
employ toeIr genius tor our Subscribers. The
mos: elegant engraving' that haxe ever appeared
IN America, have besn given to rhe public in
o'i''i'"Ii > .ha9dhihe. w are now prepared to
90 the !i.-ll; direction 20 the t.len.s Z oar
artists, and are resolved that national tome
shall be strictly preserved irt Graham Here
After We shall placa in the eng1avers' hands
1oae bar American pictures. Our own conntrv
tbodnds with the finest sceuery in the world.
1t Is full of historical associations. of thrilling
interest, and OIL every hand subjects start up. fl
or the painters pencil and the engraver,s nurin
every patriotic sentiment urges the selection Of
national subjects for the pen and pencil. and
We feel assured that the American nuhlir ,yiI
sustain the enterprise. Variety of marnifTc.,t
,ngrasinJs. No Magazins in the world has
presented so great variety of elegant enyravi o.
% its subscribers as Graham's every branch of
mt IS brought into reqlSiton, and every n,-a;+,-
II society, or incident in American bieto-,.
hat can interest instruct the reader. : e.iz5j
lpol b. the artists in our employ Amour Tho
'tyIes to be put forth in our new volnDle. for
= -, we VIII euumeTatesthe following: American
attle-gronnds. Giving co7Tcc: picf,ras 80,
n tho spot, of the places in which tn, most re-
haFkabIa battles nave boon fought. The eopra
nSs viii be OF the highast ordsr of art. orl ,ra
nay menhon, that IN oder TO ensure n MARINA,
ancy IN tint elegence for which tbesa dss.,,
ave already become celebrated. we have n
FaVeu WI smile tor three years, on Amaricor
-0'.S anu laciaeht5' Premium picters and en-
faFl6s. In addition 10 this, we have a,,.-a3
1to permanent engagement with the b,-,1.
Rawdon, Wrig { d Hatch. New-Yort -.
supply OF most exquisite pict,rae -
hch we may mention series of elayant T,-iis
M prairie scenes. Got up in most mapni6sor,,
yle, and representing, from sketches tak9n 60
d'uIe' me most beautiful scenery ofour westarn
ohF oouthern views, engraved by the ,
ime house, which have become so widely u,;1aI,-
opular, will also be continued. The exntio.g
male heads engraved Y this frm-5H,on,
men we may instance that of Mrs StanbanS
men mas never been equaled ia this rount-
III be further supplied by NEsssr. r.. " g
l. whose iailties and talents, in thei linz Of
u are unrivaled in the world. We n,ar saf.i,, G
y mat we have all tha best artists amnIo,Ta3 2
l olS"al, Our portrait gallery occupies the 4
= W.. o,s'i IdUconPnsned artists, am ing whom r
e WEIGH ~ Walter, G.. Parker. and o,ta1- 4
ortfaIts OF authors is feature originata4 -
oPrietor OF Graham, and sdccesSc,II-- 5: o
Il We deiy any competition in this bran.h
'ftaih elegant mezzotints. Mr. Sarta;r LII I
IniSh U.s. Tor the New Volume, series If ~ K
l5.''lo7ht Ih9z2ohnts. One viii aDna3- - Q
49, We heea net say to the readers of e
iaham, that these bfillian Dir.,rns -, OF
'zzotlhts ever isSasd in America. ard ~: e 10y y
ofts have appeared in this work. flowers COLT tt
IN nature, Faithfully drawn bv a, ab1o .-tts. m
t1AS place III department.. cot m o,-,-...I' In
. 1iS iadles, Tor the New Volume ,bo ~
mons, new styles OF needle work, ami o.,
,'1'l ~ora, ETC etc. With letters on ton;cs &C
MED %!t ia female interests, viii also fam N
= So "a 'iS view olum9- comic ami b,,,o NJ
Neal, E Poe, II IL Weld and oh. na, NOR p
is So5io5 OF amasing sketches which viii T ~ IN
nasomely iustTa ed by Croomg Or - n vii Dc ST
as sne e, as2 have his at fashionable Iio J, of
'7lS rom abroad, written By r 7 C-,,5 - ~;
liSoi 70 antwerp. who Will also firoisb :, -
earnest literary intelligence, and tbort WIN So
H. sb mm w VIZ pfiorto their appearance bsTe
os shape OF reprints This win give Grabnn, ca
oIo the 10 naass the value Of o7cga works in
Is paid Tor by interested publishers od;, oy vi
n vii viii atPaitment The Editorial Denarl ha
~ VIII continue = embrace notes on c,,rrnn Gu
IGN works. d o reviews of ali American or lir
&c OF Graham's Magazine ara @ aat ne Oh
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his deppF'mea, q Greater scope viii be give,
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