Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-06-30
SART AIMS
L MON NJ AGA GAZIN

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GREAT NDUCEHENTS TO REiDING PUBLIC.
THE undersigned. having purchased the subscrip
tion list and good will of the UNION MAGAZINE n ew
York, purpose removing the office of Publication to
Philadelphia, and commencing with the number of
January, 1919. under the title Of
sartain's Magazine of Literature and Art
This Magazine was begun in July, 1s48 and during
the brief period of its existence risen SO rapidly in
public favor. as to already have become firmly estsb
Iished
Riraz of the Older Monthly Periodicals.
its under the management of
fidelt of making it far desirable STILL by the in
tended improvements which their superior facilities
will enable them command. Besides the varied and
occasional embellishments, the work will ntain,
every month
The Highly Finished NezzotiRto Steel Plates.
From pictures of the highest merit, engraved by J.
Sarain, under whose exclusive control the selection
and management OF the Pictorial Department will be-
His partner in this enterprise has been many wears
connected with the Oldest Weekly and Monthly pub
fishing establishments in the country: that with
their united experience and earnest effort added
Liberal and Judicious Erpenditure,
They feel assured of being able cater successfully
and to the satisfaction of discriminating public, and
OF producing 4 MAGAZINE of real intrinsic value
Surprising any Periodical of tie Class issued
from Me american Press.
Their aim will be 10 furnish a Monthly MISCELLANY
that is not only lively and entertaining, but and
ms tructive in which
Domestic Home Tales and Sketches,
Calculated to elevate the moral and
ties shall be for the namby pam5y articles
which occupy SO large space in the popular period
Gals OF the day: In short,-the pages of SARTAI.s
MAGAZINE will be such parent will hesitate to
put in the hands of rising family while in the quail
lty and character of the embellishments, it will be
made to DISTANCE COMPETITION. 1t Will be pha-
ticay FAMILY MA GAZINE. and Of the most at
tractive FORM
The contents of each number will be original and
consist of articles in prose and verse, by
Aufhors Of Established Reputation.
The Critical Department will be conducted with the
greatest and imPartality; and while personality
and needless satire will be seduously avoided opinions
OF merit demerit will be candidy and fearlessly
pressed. There will be also monthly record of all
that interesting of the Fine Arts respecting
the progress and throughout the
The utmost pains will be bestowed the engrav-
ngs not only to furnish plates executed with and
ski, but in the selection of subjects adopt such as
from dignity and importance command attention or
from the beauty and artistic excellence attract and
charm They will consist of transcripts either Of
Historical or ScripturaI Pictures
OF unqusstionabe merit, of original paintings by
compositions by the best artists made expressly for the
work. Portraits of renarkab e eminent persons will
also add the interest and variety of SERIES
gether with free and spirited illustrative etchngs
In the COSTUME DEPARTMENT, (Which appears
have become an indispensable adjunct a Monthly
Magazne,) we shall present
COlored Plates of the Spring, Summer, Fail and
Winter Fashions.
in style no way inferior to any thing of the kind
published.
In conclusion, beg leave to state, that every
promise made viii be faithfully and literally fulfilled
(Which those accustomed compare the performances
with the promises of the Ma gazne Publisher will hardly
exPect that the first number ofa volume will be
TO be always fair specimen of every other that
follow Except in its possessing beautifully engraved
Title Page.
THE LOWEST TERMS FOR IS49.
u TBE MONEY ALWAYS TO ACCOMPANY THE ORDER,
POSTAGE PAD.Eu
Single Copies, SO 90
Two a. ) 90
Five 10 90
Eight 80 Is 90
Eieyen 90 90
And copy gratis TO the Postmaster other person
forming Club of Eleven.
Address, J. SARTAIN & CO.
Third ST., opposite Merchants Exchange.
April, l649. Philadelphia