The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-01-07

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We have ibe pleasure Of being hbieto an-
.hounce 10 ihe 10000 readers Of Graham's
iiagazine, lhai we Cominence The publca-
lion IN the Nov. No. Of g Taham's Magazine,
of q new Navelby james Fenlmcse Cooper
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Incidents while i, viii describe mos, power
|fuIIynsuiical adycrtures and engagements,
has a deligmIuIvein Of sentiment running
Through The ertirc work. The heroine,
sRose,r il IL one Of the sweetest characters
ever drawn by Mr.. Cooper, and one Of the
1Old Sails, p hasa vein Of humer and home
spun philosophy equul to aNai,y Bumpo,''
| linhis besl days. This novel will run through
twelve or fourteen numbers Of "Grahum,n y
and we predict for il "a run,n uncqualled BY
anything Cooper has ever written.
Subscribers 10 the January volume Of the,
Magazine wilreceive The entire sheets Of
ss7'he Islets ollie Galt'--whicb commences
Ia November. II is understood, that fbe nov
I el will make from ten TO fifteen pages erfra,
in each number of the Magazine, SO that
|Sabscrbers will receive ihisnoyel in addition
10 The usual quantity ofreadlng matter in
Graham. The publishers have given
gI2OO FOR THE NOVEL.
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expedieni 10 save themselves from dostrac-
ton, s'Grabam' pursucs ihc'esen tenor Of It's
way, proudly at the head OF the periodical
literature otthe day--wlih It's ao,ooo read,
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extending lis circalaliop. lhe polcy aoop,
led IN the magazine, Of eising me toest oota
an literature ana arr, has esiapilsheo u upon
the secure basis OF public confidence. q ..ss
We have resolved, so tar as ''Grahama Is
concerned, to give q proper aIrecl'on 10 ihe
popular taste; and propose IN me coming
volume greatly 70 ampliy the literary de-
paf'meni OF the wnrk--io engage none but
the very best writefs--so open hcld ior
young writer's ofmerit--and, IN fnc, TO cul-
tivate NATIONAL PERIODICAL LIZ
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F0R5fHE.NEW VOLUME. A
In addition toihe host of'able writers who
have enriched oar pages BY their productions,
we shall have the advantage Of being able
TO publish some ofithe most brilliant articles
that haye sver appeared in orr language
~ In OUR PRIzE STORIES,
The first Of which will appear in the Janua-
lry number. The Committee, Dr. J. *
Mitchell, Hon. Robert II. Conrad, Louis A.
Cooley, Morton McMicIael, and Rober
Morris, Esqrs, are patiently engaged in rea.
ding the large mass Of manuscripts submit
ted, aud purpose 10 give their
DECISION ON THE lsr OF DECEMBER.
Weedesignto commence in The January
lnumbcr, the REvoLU tIoNARY PRIzE STORY
as we have already running through the
magazine The new Novelty Cooper above
announced.
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