The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-07

One of the principal features Of Hoden's Dollar
Magazine will be, a series OF
REVOLUTIONARY SKETCHES,
By an OCTOGEJN:aRLaN;
Edited by one of our most celebrated authors, whose
skill in depicting the remarkable incidents OF the
times that mems SOULS" is well known by every one.
The incidents OF these sketches are all hased upon
the occurrence Of real lite, and while depicting me
trials and troubles Of those dangerous times win the
exiberunt fancy of Cooper and Lever, ne mas sun az
bered strictly to the fidelity and vgor of Gbhon and
Hume. These Sketches ale aene worth double the
price Of the Magazine and peculiar to its pages a.
lone.
Tales SKETCHES, ESSAYS 4 TRANSITIONS,
from the pens Of soma of our first Authors will be in
troduced forming the intellectual traat that must be
acceptable and welcome to all.
Each number will contain long and theromgh re-
view of the princpled topics of the month, inferspers-
ed with anecdotes oddities and gossip upon various
Subjects which cannot fail of proving instructive, as
feature alone worth more than the subscription price.
we'll as amusing. This will be served up monthly by
one of the best humorous authors OF the day, whose
various productions well and tavoraby known on
10Th sides of the Atlantic. =.
Being fortunate enough to secnree the services OF
one of the most eminent critics this side of the Alan-
tic the department Of Reviews will he made feature
seldom seen in any periodical In the worid. nooks
will be jmpartiay reviewed at length II deserving OF
attention. and those desiring record OF the
dongs of the Literary World would do well to exam
inc this department. Casting aside the old plan OF
ueDen0lng
of Holdens Dollar Magazine hgs adopted the system
Of the Spectator Of Johnson's and Addisons timeand
lakewood and our own quarteres of the present
dsy and thou Ugh contrasting himself lnpebted TO some
of our first authors for their contributions to each
number he has given every article I" the wor'c anony-
mousy. The Spectator owed much oil It's success 10
the mystery in which its essays were shrouded, ana
could tho yorlp but kut from whence eInahated
some OF the sehorching articles furnished us by Black
wood within the past few months, New YORK would
probxb,y he the scene OF another Literary War. The
proprieo, is confident that this plan must eventually
be the khan for Periodical Literature, and he only asks
from the lovers of
GOOD READING.
an inspection Of his Magazine 80
AYaurements have been made with most OF our
pooujar authors for Tales, Poems and Sketches and
various translatons from the German have now been
commenced by one Of our first German SCHOLARS whose
vivid rendition Of Legendary Ballads IL wen known
,,rou phout tho world One of our most popular r"-
IT'S whose reputation rests more upon his works than
his nam will also furnish original Poems throughout
Xthe curse of the volume, articles will also be
given from the pens Of nearly all the following Euro
pean authors, viz Douglas Jerrold. Gilbert Abbott
sA'Becket, Goodwin Bamby, william ho~ht, .. u
Hall, w. II. Thackery, Wilam Carleton. hos M'ilcr'
j. K. Blanche, Martin Faiquhar Tuper, Alfred Tenny'
son, Ebenezer Elliot, Charles Mackay together WIN
occasional articles from Mary iiowitt Mrs s. u HAN,
Hon. Mrs. Norton, Harriet Martneau, and many 9th
ers our present space will not all NV us TO specify.
TRANSACTIONS OF some Of the minor Tales OF Eugene
She. Alexandra Dumas, George sand, &C., win DO CIV
en- if free Afroin the Inicous influences OF many
French Tales and particular care will he taken ,hat
nothing aenoalisng in its tone ever hnds place IN
the Dollar Magazine.
The Publisher plsdges himself tn furnish articles
from all the above distinguished authors IN the course
ut the volume, together with many distinguished
American Names he is not at liberty to disclose Inc
plan he has adopted of publishing every article anon
ymousiy will Of course preclude him from auAcn,ne
10 each contribution the name of its author. TINS
system he is confident will be stamped win the ap
probation Of the American people, to win whose ap
panse and confidence will be the continued EFFORT o
his life. .. a..
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