The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-02
PROSPECTUS OF A NEW VOLUME.
New York Illustrated Magazine
OF Literature and Art,
Edited bV LAWRENCE LABREF,


And published by HtHiam T0ytor, No Astor
House, New York and Taylor. Wide s. TO-.
JAWS Buildings, Baltimore, Md and Washing
ton, ID. G..
THE second volume of the ILLUSTRATED Magazine
l. will be commenced with the May number and
wall be published about the fifteenth of April, and
the success which has so far attended our enter
prize has determined us to spare nothing that W i'll
insure an increased patronage. The large edition
printed of the FIST volume was exhausted on the
fourth number.
Our new volume will be commenced with nmuch
larger edition, to secure for subscribers complete
SETS and will possess
INCREASED ATTRACTIONs!
Great improvements will be made in our Engrav-
ings, giving
-Four Splendid Steel Plates.
in each number, and variety of finely executed
ILLUSTRATIONS ON WOOD.
The letter press viii be of high and refined order,
original aud selected consisting of Romance His
torica! sketches. Poetry, Essays. Reviews Biog-
raphy, &C. Our selections will he mostly from
sources beyond tie reach means OF the general
reader, and no pains or expense will be spared TO
make it worthy the attention of every one.
The Magazine will be handsomely printed on
Buffers superfne paper with bold beautiful type,
and each number will contain SIXTY four urge
0ctaro pages! making two elegant volumes wear
of7G8 pages, 1854 each) illustrated with Forty
e9krhG eRgHGCtH9S on SJCeE. independent OF the nu-
mel Gus Illustrations on wood.
As u Lndy's and GeulIeman's Magazine, il may
be welcomed by. and prove agreeable COn'pau-
ion to- the most iastidi0ue.
Arrangements have been made to procure OIL
gina translations from some of the most popular
French authors. The press in all parts Of the
county have been lavish IN their praises of the
illustrated Magazine" as viii be seen by the
The Journal of Commerce says: "The literary
conlents are Of The most interesting character -
The Rambler says at is destined to lie the
Magazine of the country"
Ii is got up in very elegant STYLE type, paper,
engravings-all good. = 1t will prove pow.
ertui rival among its lighter competitors ~. Y
EUening .NiYr0r.
Each number contains four gems of the old or
new masters besides some halt score of wood
cut illustrations of the literary contents .--PhH
sat Courier.
One Of The largest and handsomost magazines
now published --heeseriHe Repub.
The emb, lliSNnents are uncommonly elegant
both IN design and eXecution.--.N T. True san.
Light, graceful, pleasant reading, of pure nor
al tone aud mostly novel, accompanied with no
less than four steel and four wood engravings,
which elegantly em6eliish as well as illustrate the
work --WeStcrn Continent, Baltimore, MD.
One Oft the pIeasauest periodicals of light liter
ature published in the country .--POTtiGhM Bui-
letin.
Numerous other compliments might be cited
had we room.
~ Agents, and persons wishing 10 commence
with the new volume, are requested to send in
their orders as soon as possible, to secure com
pete sets.
TERMS Yearly subscription, $s3, two copies
So or five copies TO ono address, $40,
All letters of subscription, aud ORDERS addressed
to WIN. TAYLOR, 2 Astor House.