The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24
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Volume III, commences January !. l649--8 "a 20
Splendid Wood Engravings each month!
This unrivalled Family Magazine, universally
acknowledged by the Press as the best American
Periodical published, offers at the commencement
of the Sd volume unusual Inducements to sub
scribers. Its features hereafter will be entirely
Inner lean, including American Views, American
Portraits, American Tales, American Sketches.
A series Of Engravings, from the Paintings Of
our hest artists, including Cole, Gignoux, 'Du.
rand, Edmonds. and Others is in vigorous prepara-
tion, and the faciie pencil Of the Dmitable Daf-
ley is now actively engaged IN ehrichng Holden
with his Portraits OF the Public Men Of America.
| The Portraits OF Distinguished American Di.
vines will 10 continued in every No. as hereto.
fore, with life like sketches OF their lives and n
istry. Each No. viii be filled with Tales, Poe MS,
Essays, Reviews. Sketches, Trausiations, Topics
oi the Month. and will embrace every thing
.ansusing. instructioe, and Readable now in pro.
glessin The world. =, =. lg..,, So. r.. 5 t.r
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that no rivalry can affect or opposition lessen its
value ana worth, and he offers il to the world as.
i've beauty, The .1odef Magazine IF he 18Th
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il gathers and einbodes all the beauties of the
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dl-cardng their tOes aud vices A combination
of Tho Eur rvcln liza fha he ~.
Review, aud the Weekly Newspaper, II is yet sep
arate and distinct frnm all, but posse sing enough
Uf their various qualifications to commend itself 10
every reader. g '.
See wiA, the Press says of Hidden:
~. a"The Edinrs table is very rich and
amusing lin some respects equal To that of the
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"Holden's Dollar Magazine for september is an
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bic Is lively and p,quan, and tn hook notices CO.
pioi, and candid. We understand the circulation
of the Magazine is rapidly Increasing Horace
Greeiy, " The " Y Tribune.
HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZiNE.-The Sep.
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10 simply say that il is valuable publication,
would not be dong Justice to its merits. Its The
hest of Magazines, and must soon assume IL place
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iaI surprising any thing that appears in '.Gfa.
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yieiug in whiteness of paper aud ciearness and
distinctness of type, with any similar work pub.
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