The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
THE PIONEER MAGAZINE. OF
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Inc best earnest a publisher can give OF what he I
can and will do nsxtyear is a ree7eace TO what |
he has done last year, or at any time IN the last
fifteen years. Under this view of the case it
would be qui sufficient for ord nary purposes |
for US to say that the high character of TIM maya
ziae for literary AID artistcal merit will be
properly sustained. But we are aware that the
rapid and dazzling SUCCESSION of novelties which
we have brought forward within the last few
syaars naturally excites lively curiosity, and
every subscriber is saying 10 hinnsaf what viii
Cooley do next.
I,ismcrely with aview TO g.atify this curiosity
on the part of ou7 friends that we now proceed to
L.nuu.e -ate some of the features -four next yenrs
an, promising, howeyert that the epnmsTatlon
taust necessarily be partial and incomplete, from
our invafable practice of seiZlng npen every new
and brilliant form of establishment the moment
il p esents .sslf, as we'll sacaring the services
of all the roruLAf, Lively AND PIagANr WRITER'S
the moment their characters aresdis.incty devel-
/ oped and PRONOUNCED. The honour of bringing
forward first rate genius into public notice and
favour, and serving as a sort of prime conductor
ltoelectr C flashes which send their light through
4 the whole Union, has become quite habitual to
the lady's Book. original idea OF illust7ating
American history by views of backgrounds we
are still calmly pufsuaug in a style that dehe
! all competition. The no. less rilliant idea o
illustrating the HERoIsM OF AMERICAN LADIES
(. by a series.o engravings and narratives which
will serve 10 placein their true light the patrnt-
ism, devotion aud self-sacrifoe of our female an
cestors IN the revolutionary war, emphatcallS
called TIiE iMRorc SGE or hNEalUA, is also
original with us. gshef incidents of revolutonary
: history will also farnish subjects for the embal-
ihmsnts Of the coming year. Among thss sape-
3 already executed are,
feFhe reception of the news of Lexington fight
Iby Darlay-Narioa's enteTtainflant of the british
!, olficer--by MRl,e-Fenale eALLkNTKr--b,
Il Hube1t-'rhe storming of red bank foEt--b'
| Ha,nilton-C'oant Donop's meaument-by tiam
= fitons-'Fhe battle of concord brNge-by Frank
! enstain-l'hs Geanontasvn battle-ground b.
Russell Sniitl-'Trer:onb battle-ground by Han,
lil.on. with a laugs number of others, engage
.buf not vat sent in by the artists Another nel
- and strkingI fec: cure now propose sthe frs
= fine III public, having had aTtists~engagad 70
. ltwelve1monshs in working it out. our reader
/ will pleasa 10 note the date of the annonncemer
stofitaEs Feature It will consist of haractersti
state views, in which the peculiaritess olscehsr
cossline' and customs of every state and tegritor
- of the Union WILDE presented in succession
EThi5 idea will OF coursa-bs Claimed by Other
hut our readers will not fozgstE to mark dRtt
; Oar pFoffered pf.mium of So D for the BE-
painting of subject illustrative of America
n fenial patriotism has already brought splanai
array of tallea: into the field. The award hi
been postponed for another month1ontia Eeoutte'
r toartists WHO have pictures fnpo their easel
: The premium OF S250.for thesbsst egTay ing "
of course bring forward series of frs rate ste
: plan, $. in addition to all these adyaasagss. Il
r privilege of engraving the premium pictures
% the anollo Association will serve to form. &c
steHs oaFrsssIiffssi.d sxstern ofeusy7 isfissef
NE Ne faer Or rrrogT
ling .tiaenl as shs leading writer's of AneT3eR !
magazine literature-th 1it5rure wiish eSRs
~ from the .abest peEs their most quaint aud bf
liza 1T contributions, at the same time that T co
lelcas.into a compact and pleasing form. (
,norfl. the@usefi and the solid Ilinaras i've. sket
If land essay writing Mszzotnts. It S o1ly7li
u scesssTy 10 sav.ti,at in This depafaneat we ha
! tSartain.sadd alJwarneT, aud each Of theIn N
= sevsFal.plates in hdll we eshalls sys thfk, l'a
one in each number next year Authentic fas
b ion plates. Godey's Lodge BOOK IS TIE o.
> Magazine thfft.can ia relied upon for tssessrs
fashions, aOuf.translasoTs sifeFnottfng ofn1e
IS aud interest. which issnted tothe design of J
~ Iasly:s Book, in the Literature Of GERMAN
- FRsNoF. ITALY, and other nations of the Ed
IT pean Continent 70 escape them. Among ma
he aovel features in the literary way whictsafe n
RI Y inAha course preparation. for weli-knewn reasS
~ choose 70 announce but eae in this connect
vi viz: The border 1egands of American, ma
sc of which have just reached US fTem the distant
at gons witch were formerly the scenes of Dor
,g wars an.lsIflnting aspsditions, and Where the
i, sploits of the famou, IN ian skilleEsan hufs
ststiIl furnish themes fos spufelg national bala
o. songs ndsssorias to their. children aud era
nd children by the wiptet's firesfle. 1t is not
eessary forpus to give tliesefarnas Of our wfittr
- Fprsvioas nunbsrs will slow that they are
best in Aneaca.
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