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GraEsarn's Magazine for
SHB.
TIE January Number nil be issued
On December ION.
Now is the time for new subscrip-

Now is the time for new subscrip-
tions:
Graham's American Monthly Magazine, FOL
1915, will commence new volume, December
10Th lS44. with the January number. Its long
and universally Successful career, from its COM
mencemant until the present time, when il has a
circulation exceeding by thous ,nds any other
Magazine in the conatry, is perhaps good an
evidence of its great and increasing merit as the
Pabishar has it in his power TO offer. To his
old subscribers. be trnsts no assurances are neces-
sary of his determination to maintain its present
ascendancy over all the rival periodicals Of the
county. The engagement, permanently. during
he past year, of such men as Bryant Cooper,
Padding, Dana, LongfeIlow, Hoffman, Neal,
Mancur, etc. of high reputation in the Literary
world, as regular contributors, in addition to a
previous list, embracing the first names in the ma
ton, is eufhcient guaFtntae that the work will
CONTINUE TO be the principal medium of commu-
nication between the best authors and the pub
lie.
Graham's Magazinsf has been, from It's estah-
lishneni, more than aay other the favorits Pc
rio1lc1l of the people of tide Unissd States 1t is
distinguished from ether publications of similar
aims by the literary and artistic merit of its con-
t7ut5. While those of other works are Unknown
and anonymous, the contributors to this are the
most eminent Authors of our age and country:
the very creators, founders, of our National Lit
oratlre. Itmay safely bo asserted that Ora
hams Magazine has regularly Engaged a better
corps of write rs than any othsr magazine; rhat
since is establishment it has been the pioneer in
magazine literature; aqd tina. the contributors of
Graham have, by THAR able contributions. given
a higher national character 10 periodical litsra-
ture, in the United States than il ever before
possessed. With sncb list OF writer's as our
pages exhibit, we may chaleage the crit cism of
Europe. There is no magazine aproad that pre-
a AN. of
ters as James Fennimore Cooper, w. G. Bryant
James X. Paulding. X. II. Dana, H. w Ieng-
fellow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, j. c. Neal. Hem
~ w. Herbert, James Russell Lowell, Charles
Fonno Hoffman, Hou. K. r. Conrad, Il. I,
Tuckerman, Alfred 3. Street etc
Mrs. Amelia b. Welby, .lTss sedrvicl,
Mrs Sisonrney. Diary Clavers, Mrs. Ann s.
Stephens, Mrs. Brooks, Ms. Osgood, Hrs. EN-
bury Mrs Seba Smith, Mrs. AMMAN and many
o hsrs.
Many names fliko celebrity are necessarily
omitted for want OF space.
while The most able writers of the country are
engaged as permanent Contributors to Graham's
Magizins, the Arts are not overlooked.
The most accomplished American artists
employ tosir gsnids for our subscribers Tn.
mos: eisgant engravings that haxa ever Appeared
IN America, haYe bean given to rhe public i,
GIaham's Magazine. We are nov prepared n
give taa right direction to the talents our
artists, and are resolved that a national iona
sh'll be strictly preserved in Graham, Here
alter wa shall plaza IN the eagraysrs> hands
noas bat American p;ctu5as. Our own ro,ptrv
abolnis with me faa-t scsna-v in IN, world
1t is fall Of historical asso:iatioas ef hrjIliny
interest, and every hanI sabiscts start I'm. f,
for tae painters pencil add the elE-aver's orrip-
Every patriotic sentiment urges the selection of
national subjects for the pen and Danoil. and
we feel assured that the American r1hlir viii
s1stah the enterprise. Variety of narnffccnt
enSravinjs. No Magazine in the world has
presented so great a variety ofeleCaHt engrayi %
10 It's subscribers as Graham's every branch of
art is hroaght into requisition, and every novelty
IN society. or Incident i'll American history
tnat can interest or Instruct the reader, is seizod
npon b. the artists IN our employ. Ameug the
etylas TO be put forth in our nsw Volume, for
ISi5, we will euumarate,the following: American
6attle-gronhds. Giving correct picfrres tska,
on the spot, of the places in which the most re-
markablo battles have 0oen fought TIE ecgra-
wings viii be Of the highast ordsr of art: AMI wa
may mention, that in oder to ensure \ MARINA.
nency in tint elegence for which thsse dessg,s
have already become celebrated, we have Fn-
gFaEoa " ~: Sn9ls ior throe years, on American
scenes and incidents. Premium pfcters All =,
gravIgs In addition this we b,,,o .i
INTO permanent engagement with tho 49,
OF Rawdon, Wrig e 81 Hatch. Ner,- vi. Use r
supply OF most exquisite pictures, aTnoo-
"hlch we may mention a series of ele-ant T,3f,o7
en- Gnu prairie scenes. Got up in most magnificent
sy'e, ana representing, from sketches taken fo-,
nature, inc most beautiful scenery ofo,r p,astar,
country. Oar Southern views enoraved b. -
same hoJse, which have bacon,a so vidal, "a
popular, viii also be continred Tga o,a,:.y
female heads engraved " THIS r,,.ar,,r,,
when we may instances that Of Mrs St.nb.,,S
":1iG ''stS never been oqualsd ia this country
III" DC iofsher supplied by NTessr. r, w &
-.
aFt' are untIvaled in the world We p,.,- s,E,I,.
say that we have all the best artists ennIo,-a3
on UFaham, Oar portrait gallery ocrpniss -,
inns OF several accomplished artists am, ~ - -
are Nelch N Walter, g. Parker. ana o.t '.o-i'
oFualts OF authors is feature ofirinatsd h., - :
PIopfistor OF Graham, and Successfully, r,J-;aI
ueiy any competition in this branch
oartain's elegant mezzotints M So! .,ancn,
lafhlsn us, for the New Volume. s.rias 1oe -! -
inagnlncent mezzotnts. One wiz ann,,n ::
January. We need net saw tn tba - 49, ~
"faham, that these brillian pictures e~coI -
lnezzothti ever issued in America. and !; 60
eis'i'S nave appeared in this work fsowa-s c1,.i
iio,h mature, ifathfully dsaivn by an ahls ar,;s,
e.. ~, p'@1e N department, got up ezp7esslv
=, e.: t'o i"die', LOT the New Yolurne, ,hsIats
Ia Mons, new styles of needle worl col ~
mental work, etc. etc AYnb Is,,s.s --'a olhs
connected VITA female interests, viii sfso
a feature OF the New Volume coo,i. 'Siih
Neal, p Poe, Il Il Weld, and otbs rl,i no;
iu1t'sa seFles OF amusing sketches which viii ~
handsomely iilustra ed by Croorna ~ ~ ~ oe
re SnEli also nave hits AZ fashionable l:r
S''efS rom abroad, written By I. ] Grp,d H..
CohSni TO Antwerp. who viii also f,,n;sh =, ~
me earnest literary intolligence, and tbar+ -"
''eFS o 's'F @e5hs, pFio7:o heir ~.
~ ~ shape OF reprints. This viii 1--WE :srsla,,
pos'iio a - e1nst TIE value Of to,.ign ,,,alI
o3ioie the purchaser tsrs has bean d,,,s9 =,
pms pad Tor by Interested publishers af;,a 10y
1al c[l! :,; department The Editorial Denart
l-a ~ conslne embraces notes on current
oTeign works Of general Interest $. 9aieaa or
,s'ticlsms OF Graham's Mcgazins mr.. ao,, ne
'aged IN all parts of the contry to be
camen, honesty and independence 10 ,ao. ~
my .cosemprafies. Greater scope will b. lo~S OF
Q Obs dapaItmeni Of the NIL :, "a oe gwen