Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-12
THE LEADING PERIODICAL IN AMERICA,
Graham'S Magazine.
NEW VOLUME-JULY, lS49.

G. r. GRAHAM, J. R. CHANDLER, J. =. Taylor, ED.
The vast increase of our last volume has totally exhausted
our supply of numbers, aud We propose to commence a col
Hns Of anriUaAcd sptendor NTH the July number. Our dis
tinguisled artist, w. Tucker. Esq, has been sent by us to
Europe, to secure. with the aid, ofAmerican artists abroad,
succession OF most splendid illustrations, and thus, with
the aid Of our home force, we shalt present every novelty us
it arises fresh to our readers.
COLORED PLATES OF GREAT BEAUTY
will he 4 furnished to our readers hereafter, in addition TO the
usual elegant steel and mezzotint engravings which we
monthly present to them. We shall commence the first with
n series Of plates of coIored wild and cage birds ofrare beau
ty;designs for these are now in the hands of our artists.
Our July number willeontain the commencement Off pow
erful Novel, from the pen of II. W. Herbert, Esq, entitled
'Jasper st. Allyn, or the Power of Passion"-the ~oerybest
story we have read for q year past. 1t Will also contain an
admirable mezzotint likeness OF General kearnoy, being a
continuance of our Portraits of American hcrocs-a feature
peculiar to this Magazine, which dcsotcs its efforts to the
glory and SUCCESS of American men, American literature and
American art; thus making it a truly national work i'll every
respect. These are some Of our arrangements for the future
the rest we reserve from tho knowledge of our imitators.
TERMS-For Three Dollars in advance, (par money
inthe State from which il is remitted) one copy of Graham
and a copy Of N NIFICENT
PRINT, from the BURN of an English artist. fTbis print
is considered by all who have seen it to be one Of the most
beautiful specimens of art ever presented by any Magazine
publishers Aud also q large mezzotint Portrait of
Taylor, Scott, Butler, Worth, Kearney,
and Captain Walker.
For Five Dollars, two copies for one year, and q copy of the
large print to each subscriber. For Ten.Daliars Eve copies
for one year, and o copy Of the Magazine to the Postmaster
or other person forming the club, and q set of Portraits to
each subscriber. For Twenty Dollars, eleven copies for one
year, and a set of the Portraits oeach subscriber, and a copy
of the Magazine to the Postmaster or person sending the
club, with acopy of the large print as an additional pre-
MUM. For the convenience Of those desiring to form
clubs in connection with other publications, we will send
one copy of The Magazine and one copy of the Saturday Eve
ming Post for four doliars-ouc copy of the Magazine and
two Of the Post for I've d~0llars-Three copies Of the Maya
zine and four Of the Posi- for ten deilars-Four copies of the
Magazine and two Of the Post for tendollars--Six copies of
the Magazine and nine Of tho Post for twenty dollars.
A REMIUM OTTER.
The PostoRicc from any town in the Union, from which VIC
shall receive the greatest number of subscribers to Graham's
Magazine, during the year between the LIST December, 1913,
such Rostofice, or to subscribers through IT'D shall be entitled
TO a continuance Of the whole number of subscriptions grn-
tMitossiy, for one year after the expiration of the year for
which their subscriptions shall have been paid. The Maya
zine will be continued on, eithor to the subscribers them
selves, or to the agents through whom we may receive the
orders for quantities, and toIwhom the package or paeka es
may be directed, or to both, il there should be both in the
same town, as the case may he. TTPostase of all letters 10
he prepaid. Address SAMUEL D. PATTERSON g. CO,
al& 90 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.