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GrahaRM's Magazine for
SEs6.
The January Number acii be issued
On December l0h.
Now is the time for new subscriP-
fioust

Graham's American Monthly Magazine, Tor
1915, will commence volume, December
10Th 1884, with the January number. Its long
and universally successful career, from its cen-
mencemsnt ua:il n present time, when Il has
circulation exceeding by thous .nds any c:her
Magazine in the country, is perhaps as good an
evidence of its graa! and increasing merit as the
pablshar has it in his power to offer. To his
cid subscribers. he Ensts no assurances are neces-
sary Of his determination to maintain IFS present
ascesdancy over all the rival periodicals of the
country. The engagement, permanently, during
he past year. OF such men as Bryant Cooper,
Pauldng, Dana, LongfoIl ow, Hoffman, Neal,
MancrT, etc. of high reqntat;o, in The Literary
world, "a regular contributors. in addition to
previous lisi, embracing the Gfst names in the ma
ton, is eulhcieht narantet that the work will
CONTINUE TO be the principal medium Of comma
II ica:ios between she BEST Authors and the pub
lie
Graham's Magazinef has been, from its estab-
l,shment, mora than any oths- tho favoTits pc
rio1Icrl of the people of tie United States It is
Distinguished from other publications Of similar
inns by the literary and artistic merit of its con-
tauts. While those of other works are unknown
and anonymous, he e9ntripnto.s TO this are the
most eminent authors of our aga AMI country;
the very creators, founders, of our National lit
erat1Te. Il may safely be asserted that Ga
hams Magazine has regularly eIgagad a better
corps OF write rs than any other magazine; rhat
since IS establishment it has been the p;onsar ii
magazine literature; aud that tpa contrib tors of
Graham have, by their able contributors, given
higher ma :onal character TO periodical litera-
tdra, in the United States than il ever before
possessed. With snch list of writers as our
pages exhibit, we may challenge the crit cism of
Europe. There is no magazine ABROAD that pre-
sents anything like such ali array Of eminent wri'
ters as James FenniaRoFe Cooper, w. &. Bryant,
James K. PauIdihg. Z. II. Dana, II. w. Lang-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, J. c. Neal, Hen
~ W. Herbert, James Russell E0weib Charles
Fenno Hoffman, Hou. r. T. Conrad, Ii. T.
Tuckerman, Alfred b. Street, etc.
Mrs Amelia b. Welby, Miss Sedyv;ck,
Mrs Sieourney. Mary Claver7, Mrs, Ann :.
Stephens, Yrs. Brooks, Ms Osgood, MIS-. En-
bury, Mrs. Seba Smith, Mrs. Annan AMI may
0 hers.
Many names ofIike celebrity are necessarily
omitted for want of space.
While the most able writer's Of the conu.rv are
gagged rs permanent Contributors to Grham's
Magizina, the Arts are rot overlooked.
The most accomplished American artists
employ toar genius foe our Subscribers The
most elegant engravings that haze ever Appeared
il America, have been given TO the public in
Graham's Magazine. We are now prepared II
give the right direction TO tha talsn.s orr
shall be strictly preserved in Graham Here
after W. shall place in the eagravers' hands
none bat American pictures. Oar own c0ia.rv
abodnis with the hha-t scanaTy in the world.
1t is full Of historical assO 'iatiOitS of thrilling
Interest and on every hand subjects start %. fit
for the painters pencil an the engraver's ir:n-
Every patriotic sentiment urges tia selection Of
national sabJects for the Pea and pencil, ami
we feel ASSURED thar the American ptalic viii
enyragih 8. No Magazine in the world has
presented 50 great variety OF elegant engravi g
to it' snhscfihefs az Grah5m's every branch of
art is Brought into requisitoA, aad every novelty
III society, or incident in American histoTv
thltcan l1t2res: or Instruct the reader is seiZod
npon b; the artists In our employ. AIn0ug the
a.yles to De put forth in OR new vo6me for
II ID, We VIII eumnerate,tae following: Ama.:caa
batte-groaads. Giving correct pictl7es. taken
Oh t'tc 7ijut, uf Ih2 places in which the most re-
m1T&a5ls battles have ooen fonghr The engra-
wings viii be of the highast ordsr ef art; ard Wa
may manton, that n CIDER to ensure Il parina-
nan:y in TIT elegehta for which these lessons
have already become celebrated, we have IN
graved K. Snlia for three wears. on American
scenes aad incidents. Premium p:ct27s aad ea-
gravigs In addition 10 this. we have enta-ea
Iato a permanent engagement with the bo,sn
of Rawdon, Wrig * Hatch, New York for
a sdpply of most exquisite pctifes. amoag
winch we may mention Il series of eleran; Ip,ii2f
All pTaifia scanas. Got up in most nsrhifcent
style, and representing, from sketches taken from
nature, the most beautiful scenery of or wastar,
country. Oar Southern views, engraved bv tho
same hotse, which have become SO widely widely
popular, VIII also be coauhued The exo1isita
female heads eograved " This frn--,,,h.,,,
which we may instance that of Mrs St,pbah3
winch has never been equaled ia this country-
will be tofther supplied by Messr. r.. " &
H., whose failities and talents. in tbai line of
art, are unrIvaled in the world We mays ,faI,
say mat we have all the best artists emnlovoJ
cA "faham, Our portrait gallery octtrise s.a
time OF several accomplished artists am MO ,ybofi
are WEIGH q Walter, G. Parker. and otbars.
rortfalts OF authors is feature originated bv rho
proprietor OF Graham. aad successfully cayried
80 oeiy any composition in this branch.
oaftains elegant mezzotints Mr. Sar.ai, viii
drnish us, foE thu New Volume. a sarias of HE
magnificent mezzotints. One will anneor i,
ahuary We need net saw to the raad.re of
'faham, that these brillian pictures excel anv
re|%otih9s ever issued in America, ard hi finest
efforts have appeared in this work. flowers colo-ad
rom nature, Faithfully drawn by an able artist.
% 3ke place III department, got up expressly
or the ladies, for the New Volume. the late
"a sniors, new styles of needle work and orna
rental WORK, etc. etc. With letters on TONES
Connected with female interests, WILL also farm
J feature OF tia New Volume comic = nd bu,no-
I Neal, r Poe, II II Weld. and others will
nfnlsh series of Amusing sketches swhirh will ha
1andsomely illustra ed by Croome or Darl.,,
re SfSl also have hits at fashionable life in
et'efs from abroad, written By F. J GRIND. ESQ
Iohsul TO Antwerp. who will also furnish rs with
ne earliest literary intelligence, and thort No
aces OF ne" works, priorto their appearance here
II TIE shape OF reprints. This will Give Grabo,r,,
pos'Iioi to adjust the value If E,rc;a, -
'eloie the purchaser here has been dnnad h.,
'unS paIa Tor by Interested Publishers. ed,o,;,I
lua critical department. The Editorial De-
neht VIII continue - embraces notes o, c,,rran,
,'a.'''rs' ana reviews of ali new American or
oseigh works OF general interest or valnn IT,
of Graham's Magazine ara act., ne
1geu IN ali parts OF the coatry to be sunsrior :,
'.uineh' honesty and Independence to tbosa -
ny contemporaries. Greater scope will ba 60 =.
oh in,s apartment of the wck and topic on all
issnssod Y y ctuact attention will be fearesslv
isSuSSeQ In this deDa rtn,an4 =, ~97ly