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SARTAIN's MAGAZINE FOR 1851

Thepublishers of SARTAIN'S MAGAZINE announce
that they have completed such arrangements for tho
forthcoming volume shall make it decidedly sperior
to all former issues.
The propretors are making an arrangement which,
when completed, will for their work series of
articles Subjects and of style and character entirely
different from the usual magazine productions They
will recommend themselves the reading public for their
briancy of style, well for proprey of the subject
chosen. But in department of the Magazine will there
be such marked improvements as in
THE EMBELLISHMENTS FOR 1851.
vantae Mr. JOHN sHRTA MezzonGP PfsuPr EOgPnyer "G
being of the proprieors gives the best fruits of his
own skill every month to the Magazine besides supern-
tending and directing the other embellishments To
carry into effect fully their views this point the
propretOrs have during the last sent MIR. SANlU-
Ell SARTAlN, son of the former, and himself dstin-
guished as an artist, special mission 10 Europe, to
secure for The Magazine 0Che choicest artiScat
talent an London and the continent During the wear
1901, Mr. John Sartan himself also proposes visit Eu-
rope to carry through the plans already projected and to
make still more extended engagements The particulars
of these arrangements will be given from time to time
In addition to the rich and carefully engraved Mezzo-
nto steel plates of Mr. John Sartain, many of which
will be from ORIGINAL PAINTINGS by the first artists
of Europe and America there will be interesting series
of subjects illustrating the
LIFE or MAN AND OF THE YEAR,
combined in the pictures. The Magazine will also
be enriched by a number of ILLUMINATED PRINTS,
produced by the beautiful art of CHROMO-PRINTING,
which will add greatly to the spendour of the work.
In this particular branch have made arrangements
with the house of b. D0RNDORF, of Frankfort Germa-
nv, who preparing for January number the most
brilliant establishment in colours that has ever graced
Magazine either in this country Europe. Il is enti-
tied "he Seasons" and will of itself be worth as Holi-
day Gift the price of a volume.
In LINE and STIPPLE engraving, the highest talent
has been secured To the patrons of the Maya.
zine of the perfection that may be expected in this depart
ment, we need only state that
THE CELEBRATED ENGRAVER, FINDEN,
has engaged to execute number Of superb SUBJECTS ON
Steel expressly for this ork, in style Of unsurpassed
beautu PORTRAITS and sketches If distinguished
individuals and vie1s places rendered remarkable and
Interesting bY their association pih genius and ,oorth
will form an instructive feature.
NEW FEATURE.
As our work is intended only vehicle of polite
literature but also for readers of serious cast per-
sons who want periodical for instruction nell
amusement we have prepared for the year 1851 series
of illustrated articles, to be called
SCENES IN THE LIFE AND TEACHINGS OF THE
SAVIOUR,
designed and executed under the superintendent of
CHARLES HEATH, of London as artist, and the REV.
JOHN TODD d. D. of Pittsfeld Mass, literary edit
or These rawlings prepared with great historical
fidelity from careful study of the recent explanations
of Palestine as well the ancient traditions in re-
gard to the Holy Land.
TERMS-SINGLE COPIES So
PRICE OF CLUBS FOR lS5l.-Al orders for Sar-
tains Magazine, commencing with 1851 will be suppIi-
ed mt the following rates Single subscribers 50; Two
Copies S5; Five Copies SO; and Ten copies for 500
and extra copy to the sending the club of ten
subscribers These terms will not be departed from by
any Of the three-dollar Magazines. Address,
.> - JOHN SARTAIN &C CO., Philadelphia