The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-02-07

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/ r Conrad III .rg,Tnckern,o. Alfred 4, Street.
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| Mrs Amelia r. weibv Miss Sedowick Mr.
Sigo,,rnev Mrs Marvi iC,iayers. Mrs Ann s. Ste.
| rhens Mrs Rrooks Mrs. Osgood. Mrs. Embnry
Mrs AMMAN, Mrs Nicholas. Mrs. Pjerso,,. Mrs.
Wortb;no,on Miss Rand Mis- Heryey. and others.
''N isny nanss of I;te ,alebr;tv are nccessar,iv
/ om;,,ej for ,van, of snace -,lss..-'s7 ~,
Wh;Ie tho most ,h,e writer's of the Country ara
ENGAGED az ner,naoent contr;bu,ors 10 Craham's
Magszina7 ~ sarTs are. ,S, nveriootsetI.
1 THE MOST ACcOMpIJSHED sAMERI.
CAN AP'rISrS emnIov their peni,,s FOR our SUBJ
sc,bers The ,nos,s eIeoant that have
ever anne,resl in Ameri.a have been siyen to the
n,,bic In f,raham's Maoazine. We are row pre-
,ared to give The rjpht direction to the talents Of
our artists. and are resolved that national fo,e
sha,ibeI ctv ved in Graham, - Hereaf
sl, IS , hands ,,oae bt
american pieinres. Our own country abounds
with tbe finest scenerv In the world: II sfuIl Of
historical associat nj thrilling Interest and on
every hand subjects start,w. ct for the psinters
pencil and the engrayer's buring. Every patriot,
ic sentiment urges the selection of national subjects
for the pen aud pencil, and we feel assured thatths
American public will sustain the enterprise.
, VARIETY OF MAGNIFIC ENT ENGRAv-
tNGS.. No magazine in the world has presented
so great ayariely OF elegant engrayings to 10 sub
scrIbers as Grahani's. Every branch Of artis
brought Into requisiton, 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 nut forth in our new volume, for 1915, we will
enumerate the following. fs.z X ,sB$ fgar
AMERICAN BATTLE GROUNDS, Civ
ing pictures, taken on ihespo, Of theplaces
in which the most r.marka6ie BATHS have been
fought. These engravings will be Of the highest
order of art; and we may mention, that in order to
insure permsnency in the elegance for which
these designs have already become celebrated, we
have engaged Mr. SmiIlie for three years, on Amer!
lean Scenes aud Incidents.
PREMIUM PICTURES AND ENGRAV-,
INGS. In addition 10 this, we have, catered into
permanent engagement with the house OF Raw
don, w right X Hatch{ OfINeW IOTk, lot suppyf
ofmost exquisite pictures, among which we may
mention series of elegant INDIAN AND PRAf
RE SCENES, gotup in most magnificent siyle,4
and representing from sketches fate,, from nature,
the most beautiful scenery ofonr 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 tbi, tirm-anong which we may instance that
Of Mrs. Stephens, which has never been equalled
in this coubiry-wilI he further supplied by Messrs.
r. w. & II. whose f.ciit,es and talents, in their,
line df art. are unriyaIed ia the world We may
safely say that we have all the best r,isis enpluy-
ed on "GrahaD,."
OUR PORTRAIT GALLERY occupies the
time of several accomplished artists among whom
are Welch & Waiter. q. Parker, and others
PORTRAITS OF AUTHORS S is a feature ori.T
ginated by the proprietor of Graham, apd success
fully carried out we defy any competi ion in
tins branch. SARTAINS ELEGANT MEZ-
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