Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-08
Revolution IN Periodical Literature.
HOLD B Ms
ATFD DOLLAR MAGAZINE.

ONCE the death of the protector of this
y popular Magazine, the property has
passed into the hands of the subscriber,
who will continue TO publish it at the pub
LEGATION Office,
No. 100 Nassau Street, Ne,c York.
The new volume to be commenced on the
first of January, 1850, will comprise ma
ny important Improvements, which, II is
believed, will render the Magazine one OF
the best Periodicals published i'll the coun-
try, as it certainly is the cheapest. A
mOng these improvements will be new
and beautiful type, fine calendered paper,
a higher order of Illustrations than those
heretofore given, and contributions from
some of the ablest writers in America. 1t
is the aim of the Proprietor TO publish a
popular Magazine, adapted to the wants
Of AL classes of reading people in the Re-
public, which shall be both instructive and
amusing; and free alike from the grossness
which charactelizes much Of the cheap
literature of the day, and from the vapidI-
ty of the so called &" Ladies' Magazines"
The Illustrations viii consist of Original
Drawings engraved on wood by the best
Artists.
Portraits Of remarkable persons,
and Jie,Cs Of remarkable places,
Illustrated by pen and pencil. A strict
revision will be exercised that no lmpTcp-
article or word shall ever be admitted, so
that it may be safely taken by persons of
the utmost refinement, and read at the fire
side for the amusement or instruction Of
the family circle.
The Review department of the Maya
zine will contain brief critical notices of
all the new publications of the day, and
will form a complete chronicle Of current
literature.
From the business and literary connec-
tons already established, the best assist
ance that the country can afford will be
secured for completing the plans Of the
publisher, and nothing will be wanting
that ample pecuniary resources and watch
ful industry can obtain 10 make the Mag
azine the A." Leading Literary Periodical Of
America"
The extremely low rate at which it is
published precludes the hope of profit, cx.
cept from circulation greater than that
which any literary periodical has ever yet
attained but, with the new avenues daily
opening for the circulation of works Of
merit; the constantly increasingpopulaton
of the country; the cheapness of the Mag
azne, and the superiority of its literary
and artistic attractions 10 those of any other
work now issued; the proprietor fearIessIv
engages in an enterprise which will be
sure to benefit the public if it should not
enrich himself The Magazine will be
under the Editorial charge and supervision
of CHARLES +. BRIGGS,
who has been connected with it from the
beginning.
The a" Pulpit Portraits" series of BIZ
ographical Sketches, accompanied by well
engraved portraits of Eminent Divines Of
the American Churches, which have form
ed conspicuous feature of " Holden,
will be continued in the succeeding Vol
umes Of the Magazine, and Will render it
of peculiar value to religious people of er-
cry denomination.
THE FIFTH VOLUME
Will commence on the first of January
next, but will be issued on the 9Th Of
December. Each number will consist Of
64 pages, and numerous engravngs. The
Terms are
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
in advance the Magazine will be plainly
and carefully directed and sent by mai lat
the risk of the subscriber. As each num-
Der will be stereolyped, missing or lost
numbers can be at any time supplied when
ordered, bot will be deducted from the time
for which payment has been received
Remitanres may be sent al the risk Of the
Proprietor. provided a description Of the
bills are taken, and enclosed in the pres
ence of the Postmaster as evidence of The
fact. Five copies will be furnished for 81,
and twenty copies for SIS. Nos. for lhe
year 1913, excepting the month of jam
airy, will he furnished at 4 cents each, and
Bound Volumes in cloth with gilt edge,
from Jul y to December inclnsive,-si 81
each. Letters must be addressed to Ho.-
den's Dollar Magazine, No. 100 Nassau
Street, New York. and postpaid in oil ca
SEES.
: WILLIAM II. DIETZ, PrePrietor.
Dec. 4, q. ,a.-., -,....s