The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-03

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Of what he can and will do next year is a
reference to what he has done last year,
or at any time for the last fifteen years.
Under this view of the case it would be
quite sudi icient for ordinary purposes for
us to say that the high character this ma
game for literary and artistical merit
viii be properly sustained But we are
aware ihat the rapid and dazzling success.
sion of novelties which we have brought
forward within the last few years natural
ly excites lively curiosity, and every
is saying to himself what will
Cooley do next!
1t is merely with view to crafty this
curiosity on The part of our friends that
we now proceed TO enumerate some Of
the features of our next years plan, pre-
missing however, that the enumeration
must be partial aud incomplete, from our
invariable practice Of seizlng upon every
new and brilliant form Of einbelishment
the moment it presents itself, as well as
securing the services of all the popular,
lively and piquant writer's the moment
their characters are distinctly developed
and pronounced. The honor Of bringing
:-rward first rate genius into public no
ice and favour, and serving as prime
conductor to electric flashes which send
'l' a'- i'sit .h-e"sh tho .-=lsrl~ U.:~-, -.
become quite habitual to the Lady's Mag
azine.
Our original idea of illustrating Amer
lean history by views of battle-grounds
we are still calmly pursuing in style that
leGes all competition. The not less bril-
liant idea of illustrating the heroism of A.
nerican Ladies by a series of engravings
and narratives which will serve to place
in their true light the patriotism. devo,
ion and self sacrifice of our female an
1estors in the revolutionary war. emphat
cally called the Heroic Age of America
s also original with us. Other incidents |
If revolutionary history will also furnish
ubjec,s for the embellishments of The CO |
ming year.
Characteristic Stale VieWs in which the
of Scenery, Costume and |
customs of every State and Territory will |
,e presented in succession. This idea of
course will be claimed by others, but our
eaders will not forget to mark dates.
First Rate Steel Piaies.-In addition to
II these advantages, the privilege of en-
.raving the premium pictures of the Apol
o Association will serve TO form a Key
tone to our splendid system OF embellish-
nents
The public know our literary contrib
tors well, for they have long been in the
abit Of recognizing them as the leading
Triiers of America in magazine litera-
literature which exacts from
be ablest pens their most Piquant and
rilliant Contributions, at the same time
bat it condenses into a compact pleasing
,rm the Moral, the Useful and the Solid
A Narrative. Sketch and Essay Writing,
MEZZOTINTs! MEZzoTINTs!!
1t is only necessary to say that in this
apartment we have Sarlain, Sadd, and
Varner, and each Of them hes several
lates in hand. We shall, we think, have
ne 10 each number next year.
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e relied upon for the real fashions. The
'ct is beyond dispute. In city, town, or
illage Godey's Fashions are always used
) those pretending TO taste in female ha-
ilimen;s There are many attempts at
nitation but most of them are three or
Iur months behind the fashion, and many
re old plates partially re-enaraved. BE
OF deceived!
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