Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-12-13
THE
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LITERATURE AND ART,

EDITED BY
MRS. c. M. KIRKLAND,
Author of a GA New Home,'' sForcst Life" cct.
AND FILLED WITH
coNTRinuTIoMS FROM SOME OF THE MOST
EMINENT WRITER'S OF THE COUNTRY.
Second Volume commenced, January l., 1913.
4 I the conclusion Of the first half year of the
n Union Magazine, the Publisher feels impell-
ed to make some acknowledgment of his sense
of the favorable reception accorded to it by the
public. It's success has certainly been unprece-
denied; and while il may be pardonablc to as
cribe this in part TO the merits of the work. it
must not be denied that public goodwill and
kindness have been abundantly demonstrated
The press, in all parts Of the country, has given
its voice literally in favor of the new aspirant.
To flag after This, would be dishonorable in
deed. 1t is the hope of the publisher that the
courage and enterprise which belong to success
will be found rather to have stimulated than
slackened his exer,ions. there be talent of a
suitable kind in the country, he is determined to
make it available TO the Union Magazine in the
various departments. He will continue TO give
superior engravngs in Mezzotint, Lire and
Wood, by H. s. Sadd, Thomas Cooley, NJ. Os-
borne, Robert Hinshelwood, W. s. Barnard,
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signs by t. II. Matteson, who has the sole di-
rectit Of all the designs for the engravngs.
The literary matter will continue to be under
the exclusive control of the Editor, Mrs. C. M.
Kirkland, assisted BY corps of contributors
who are either established favorites of the read
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The paper will be of the same quality now
used. The Fashions will be colored BY T. P.
Spearing.
There will be two pages oil original Music in
each number.
In the course of about as many months will
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writing fourteen different lanp,iages, with short
translation into English similar to the Chinese
and Persian Odes in the November and Deem
Der numbers Of the Magazine, by Caleb Lyon,
U. s. Consul to Shanghai, China, which to the
curious and intelligent will be worth at least
years subscription to the Magazine. AND eve
ry exertion will be made, which literary ability,
ingenuity of Artists, and adequate capital can
do, TO make the Union Magazine worthy Of the
place already so generously granted it in the
public esteem. -. -
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