Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-10-31
II LEADING PERIODICAL IN AMERICA
Graham'S Magazine.
NEW VOLUME-JULY, 1849.

G.. r. GRAHAM, J. R. CHANDLER, J. B. TAYLOR, ED.
The vast increase of our last volume has totally exhausted
our supply of numbers, and we propose 10 commence q Uos-
,tme ofuurfpalled splendor with the July number. Our dis
tinruished artist. w. Tucker. Esq, has been sent by us to
Europe, to secure, with the aid OF American artists abroad
"A succession OF most splendid Illustrations, and thus, with
the aid OF our home force, we shall present every novelty as
it arises fresh to our readers.
CULORED A OF GREAT BEAUTY
| will be 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
a series Of plates of colored wild and cage birds of rare beau
": del eus for these are now in the hands of our artists.
Our July number willcontain the commencement OF a pow,
erful Novel. from the pen Of II. w. Herbert, Esq, entitled
Jasper St. AIbyn, or the Power of Passlon"-the Gerry best
story we have read for year past. 1t will also contain an
admirable mezzotiRt likeness oil General kearney, heing a
continuance OF our Portraits of American heroes-a feature
peculiar to this Magazine, which devotes It's efforts to the
glory and success of American men, American literature and
American arr. thus making it a truly national York IN every
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is considered by all who have seen il to be one OF the most
beautiful specimens of art ever presented by any Magazine
publIshers] And also a large mezzotint Portralto of
Taylor, Scott, Butler, Worth, Kearney,
and Captain Walker.
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