The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-02-14


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Mrs Amman. Mrs. Nicholas. Mrs. Pierson, Mrs.
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MANY names or like celebrity are necessarily
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While The most able writers Of the country are
ENGAGED as permanent Contributors 10 Grahamss
Magazine me .3rts srs, moi overlooked Nh syT
( THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED AMERI-
CAN ARTISTS employ their genius for our sub
scribers. The most elegant eI,gravings that have
ever ar,peared IL America have been given ID the
pupe cfpG n Grsbams Masa.ine. M W. lie e 'nowspss-
pared TO give the right direction 70 the talents Of
our artists, and are resolved that national tone
sbalibe strictly preserved 10 ssGraham,n Hereaf-
ter we place III tie engrayers hands none but
american pief0res our own country 'aboands
with tie finest scenery in the world at isfuIl Of
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every hand subjects start up, ft for the pointers
pencil and the engrayer's buring. Every patriot.
ic sentiment urges the selection Of national subjects
for the pen and pencil and we feel assured that the
American public will sustain the enterprise. ~
VARIETY OF MAGNlFICE CENT ENGRAy-
INCS. No magazine in the world has presented
SO great variety Of elegant engrapings to tssnb-
scribers, as Graham's., Every branch Of art j.
brought into reqnisition, and every novelty in
Scenery, or incident in American History, that
can interest or instruct the reader IS seized upon
by the artists in our employ Among the styles 10
be put forth 10 our new volume, for 1876, we will
enumerate the following ,..,s....,,,
AMERICAN BATTLE-GRoUNDS Civ
ing correct pictures, taken on fespof, Of the places
in which the most remarkable BATHS havs been
fought These engrayings, will be of the, highest
order of art; and we may mention, that in order to
insure permanency in the elegance for which
these designs have already become ceiebrated, we
have engaged Mr. Smillie for three years, on Amer
ican Scenes aud Incidents. ,5.a Sa
PREMIUM PICTURES AND ENGRAV-
INGS In addition to this, we have entered into
permanent engagement with the house Of Raw.
don, Wright& Hatch, ofNew York, for asupply
of most exquisite pictures, among which we may
mention Sc, les of elegant IN IAN AND PRAI-
RE SCENES, got up ia most magnificent style,
and representing, from sketchesfaksnJ from nature,
the most beautiful scenery Of our western country.
Our Southern Views, engraved by the same house,
which have become so widely popular, viii also be
continued The exquisite female heads engraved
by this tirm--amo6g which we may instance that
Of Mrs. Stephens, which has never been equslled
10 this country-will be further supplied by Messrs.
r. w. H.. whose facilities and talents, In their
line of art, are unrivaIed 10 the world. We may
safely say that we have all the best rtists employ
ed on /" Graham"
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY occupies the
time of several accomplished artists, among whom