Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-04
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THE undersigned, having purchased ID
ton list and good will Of the UNioN M,GAz;
York, purpose removing the office Of Pu
Philadelphia. and commencing with the
January, lS49. under the title Of
Sartain's Magazine Of Literature
This Magazine was begun in July, isiS,
the brief period of its existence, has risen 4
public favor, as TO already have become d
lished
RirGi Of The Older Monthly Period
Notwithstanding its success under the man4
its present able Editor, its future publ ishc
tidclt of making ii far more desirable still
tended Improvements which their super
will enable them to command. Besides tho 4
occasional embellishments, the work "
every month
The Highly Finished Nezzotinto steG
From pictures of the highest merit, cngE1
Sartain, under whose exclusive control ttG
and management Of the Pictorial Departing
His partner in this enterprise has been :
connected with the oldest Weekly and Md
fishing establishments in the country: sos
their united experience and earnest cfieri,
Liberal and Judicious Erpendi4
They feel assured of being able TO cater
and to the satisfaction Of discriminating
OF producing MAGAZINE of real intrinsic '
Surprising Gny Periodical Of The Cle
from the american Press.
Their aim will be TO furnish a Monthly
that is not only lively and entertaining, buo
ms structive in which
Domestic Home Tales and Sketcl
Calculated to elevate the moral and intcllc(
ties, shall be subst itut ed for the namby pa
which occupy so large u space in the popu
L. Of h =, l..
MAGAZINE will be such as no parent Will
put in the hands of rising family while
ity and character of the embellishments,
mdce 10 DISTANCE ALL COMPETITION. 1t viii
tically a FAMIL Y Ma GAZINE, and Of 4
tractivc form.
The contents OF ach number will be orr
consist of articles in prose and verse, by-|
Authors Of Established Reputail
The Critical Department will be conduct
greatest care and impartiality; and while
and needless satire will be sedulously avods
of merit or demerit will be candidly and fes
pressed. There will be also n monthly ri
that is interesting to lovers of the Fine Arts,
the progress of arts and artists throughout u
The utmost pains will be bestowed on 4
ings, not only to furnish plates executed vii
skill, but in the selection of subjects, TO ADJ
from dignity and importance command at(
from the beauty and artistic excellence, al
charm. They will consist of transcripts, eli
Historical or Scriptural Piciu1
OF unquestionable merit, or of original pal
celebrated American Painters and occas
compositions by the best artists, made cXPreI
work. Portraits of remarkable lc or eminent 4
also add TO the interest and variety of the
gether with free and spirited illustrative
In the COSTUME DEPARTMENT, (Which now
have become an indispensable adjunct TO
Magazinc,) we shall present
Colored Plates Of The Spring, Summer
Hinier Fashions.
In a style no way inferior to any thing 4
now published.
in conclusion, we beg leave TO state,
promise made will be faithfully and literaill
(Which those accustomed TO compare the per
with the promises of the Ma gain Publisher
expect that the first number ofa volume WI
to be always a fair specimen of every oihef
follow. Except in it's possessing bcautIiul'
Title Page.
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Single Copies.
Two
Five 80
Eight "
Eleven 90
And a copy gratis to the Postmaster or ou
forming Club of Eleven.
Address, j. SARTAlH g.
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