The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07

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uccied with The oldest Weekly and monthly
publishing establishments in the country; 80
lha, with their untt 4 experience and Sam
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LIBERAL AND JUDIcIouS ExPENDIF0RE.
hey feel able To cater successfully aud 70
The satisfaction Of Discriminating public,
md oi producing Magazine of real iafr;a.
sic paluc, SURPRISING ANY PERIOD
iCAL or TIE CLASS. NOW ISSUED
FROM THE AMERICAN PRESS. Their
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'hatis not only lively and entertaining, but
usefdlana instructive lin which aB9
Domestic Home I'c,cs and iSkttches,
calculated 10 elevate The morsl and intel
lcclual faculties, shall be substituted for tho
usmby- -pamby articles which ccupy so large
space in the popular periodicals Of the
day, In short. the pages of .Sariin's Mag.
azne will be such as no parent iciu nil hes.
itate TO place in The hands Of rising fami-
~; while in the Flality and character Of tho
embellishments. il will be made 10 distance
all competition. II will be emphatically
FAMILY MAGAZINE, and Of the most
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The contents of each number will be
original, and consist Of articles in pross AMI
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will be sedulously avoided, opinions Of mer-
It or dcmerit will be candidy and feariessly
expressed There will be also a monthly
record of all that is Interesting to lovers OF
the Fine Arts, respecting the progress of
Art and Artists ihronghout the country.
engravings, not only 10 furnish plates exccu.
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vt subjects, 10 adopt such as from their Dig
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from their beauty and artistic excellence,
attract aud charm. TIey will consist of
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HISTORICAL OR SCRIPTURAL PIC
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OF unquesiunablc merit, or Of oriein,l paint
iags by CELEBRATED AMERICAN PAINTERS,
and occasionally of compositions BY the
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will also add to The interest and variety Of
the series, together with free and spirited
illustrative etchings. In the Costume De-
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and literally fulfilled, (Which those accus-
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expect, y that the first number of volume
will be found TO be always fair specimen
of'cvery other that IS to follow, except in
lis possessing beautifully engraved Title
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