The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-01-18

Grahaln's American Monthly Magazine, it7
! / 6I5, VIII commence = Cd. f; volume, ifsUon.sst
/ iOth, 1914, with the January n..uncr. rs .Gsg
End un"eI7iiiy slrrGGeimi career, ron is g'.:it-
mcncen.unt until ide present tlue, When u las
c,rcl!llion crseeuag By thousands say other
magazine IL the cuu.tIy, Is, perhaps, gouG IN
@vi""ncr &" !tN great and increasing II, 1T rs tha
publisher has II III his power L. offer. To his U!,.
Subscribers, he trGs's no assariHcrs are necessary
OF his determination to maintain lis prcsthl
celdency over al the rival periodicals. Of tho
country engagement, permanently. during
the past year. Of sISh men at BuyNEr. CorFER,
PAuLpiHG, DANA, Loser ElLow, iioTFMAN,
NEAL, MA"cuR, etc, Of high reputation IN the
literary world, n regular contributes. in add-
t"a 10 IA previous list. Cambria ~ the first names
III the patton, is a Sufficient -,nrantec that the
work wlI coltinuc to De the principal medium
Of communication between the best authors and
the public.
Grahlm's Magazine has been, from lis estab-
| lishnent. more t.an any other, the hlvorlts pes
roIical oil the people otthc United States. With
such list Of Writers as our pages exhibit, We
may challenge the criticism of Europe. There
is no Magazine abroad that presents any thing
! like such An ARRAY OF EMtSGST WRITER'S a.
james Fennimoro Cooper, ". G.. Bryant, Hon.
James * Padding, r. II Dana, II w. Long
fellow, Nathaniel idwihorro, j. c, Neal Hen
ry w. Herbert, james Russell Lowell, Charles
Fcnno Hoffman, Hon. Il, +. Conrad II. 7.
Tuckerrnan Alfred b. Street, etc.
Mrs. Amelia Is. Welby, Mr. Scdgwlck Ms
Sigonrney, Mrs. Mary Clayrrs, Mrs. Ann =
stephens, Mrs Brooks, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs En-
bury, Mrs Seba Smith Mis-. Amman, Mrs. Nlch-
olas, Mrs Pierson, Mrs. Worthington, Miss
! Rand, Bliss Hcrvcy, and othors.
! Many names or like celebrity are eccsslry
omitted for want ofspace.
! While the NEST able writers Of the country are
! engaged as permanent Or'rlDa',rs To tiraham's
, Magazine the .jrts are not louAed.
, EIh!E1'Y or .NiGfIFitL-'F ESUR.!-
TiNGS.
| No Maga2ine in the world has presented 80
great a variety Of elegant Crgrtylngs TO its sub
scribers as Graham's Every branch Of art is
! brought into rGQu'sttion, and every novelty IN
%cthtig, or incident III .fHerican I!istory. that
can interest or instruct the reud"r, Is seized upon
by the artists in our employ. Among the styles
to I've pat forth ia Unr new Volume, toE 1873, we
! will enuncrate the following:
| .f,NERIC.lN B.4lIIE-GFOI.NBN.
| Giving correct pictures mkcH OF he spot. of
! the places in which the most rtmarkabi buiticS
have been fought. These engrHvimgs will be If
/ tie highest order Of art; and We my mention,
that in order to insure prrmNnencl IN tn" ric-
gance Tor which these duSj Ems haze airctd be-
/ come cclcbratcp. we have ENGAGED Mr. SMiIriE
! TuR THREE YEARS, on .IHcrCGA Sc:atS G'd Incl
( spiS.
PEENij,E PICTURES .i<D Et.#R.4-
lLhGS.
. In addition to this, we have entered INTO per-
mnnenI engagement with the ho"ae OF kawdon,
. Wright and Hatch Of New York, Tor supply
ufnusi ,xqisite pictures among which We may
mention Il series OF elegant
LNDL3A .2FD PRAIRIE SCENES,
Got up IN most magnificent style, and repre-
aentine, from strtehcs 'qEen Crom nature tn" most
, beautiful SCENERY on OUR wEsTEKH COUNTRY.
Our Southern Views, engraved by the sImo
house, which have becolne SO widely popular,
i will also i've continued The exquisite female
heads engraved by this iruI--ilnong winch We
may Instance that of Mrs Stephens, which las
never bCca cuGa.led in this country viii u" FUR
thcr supplied by AIussrs. Il. ". 4 H., whose ia
ritics and talents, IN their line q, art, are u"rl-
vailed in the world. We may safely say, thlt
we have all the best artists employed on Ora
( LAM
OUR PORTRAIT G.2LLEPY.
Cccupic. the fine of several accomplished ar
fists. among whom arc Welcn and Walter, q.
PORTRAITS OF AUTHORS
l. a feature originated by the proprietor Of Gra-
ham, ard successfully carried out. " { defy any
competition in this braiic't.
! S.IRTlLNS ELEG.I..'y ,MEHZ0ThN'TS.
Mr. Sartain will furnish us, for he New Vol
umc, Il series OF las magnificent mc%2otln's.
One will appear in January. We need not say
to the readers Of Graham, that these brilliant
pictures excel any mezzotuts eve: issued IN ~
mcrica, aud his finest Efforts have appeared in
this work,
FLOUERS COLORED FROM NATURE,
Trulhlully drawn by an able artist to take
place in department, got up expressly tor the
llCics for The New Volume, embracing
/ Ntl Of To-
Work and Ornamental Work, sc. sc.
With letters on topics connected with female in
terests VIII also form feature OF the New Vol
umc.
CGMIC IND HUMOROUS SKETCHES.
Mr. j. c. Neal. T.. a. Poe, H. H. Well, and
others will furnish series Of amusing sketches,
, which will be handsomely illustrated BY Croone,
4 or Darby. We shall also have
HITS 1T FASHIONABLE LIFE IN LET
TIERS FROM .lBRO.lD.
Written Lv T. j. Grund, Esq, Consul TO .4nt-
wcrp, who viii also furnish us with hc osrliest
t LITERARY Intelligence, and s!Iolt notices OF new
WORKS prior to their appearance here in the shape
! of reprints. This Will give "Grah4mn posi-
ton to dust the value Of foreign works, before
. the purchaser here has been duped by puts paid
for by interested publishers.
4 most .4,uPLE ,HuSIC.L DEPART
! .NENT,
e Suited to the want. of very large number of
+ ladies' and of value, in itself, equal TO the sub
= scripT!on to "Graham.'
5 ONE PARAGRAPH MORE,
lmporiant--road il.
Wcsav now to all Magazine readers, come
y up higher" Don: he duped INTO the purchase
:, for whole year, OF trumpcrv literature and old
: fashioned engravings. Examine for yourselves
Vt and when you have found the hes; Magazine,
y | suhscrihe Vour wife. sweetheart, YOUR