Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04
THE PALLADIUM.
PERIODICALS.

on our tabie--It sustains its deservediv
high character i'll embellishments and
choice reading, and the enferprising pub
qualities. we trust will receive his reward
by an increased subscription list There
are in this No. about twenty neatly exc
cuted engravlngs; among which is an ex-
quisite line engraving. by Tucker. entitled
"a Family Party and The Rose very
beautifully colored picture The literary
matter is contributed by number Of WELL
known American writer's, among whom
we notice the late Mrs. Osgood, Mrs.
Eames, Tuckerman. Herbert. Arthur, and
Geo. 7. Morris. There is good sense in
the publishers asking the aid of the Press
in sustaining those magazines that give
encouragement 10 American wriers''-
il, is tie doctrine.
Sarfain's Magazine, for September, has
also been received. it is a capital number
1t is enriched, besides its usual well-exe-
cuted embellishments. with fifteen wood
engravings Of scenes in California. and
full page line engraving OF Frederik a
Bremen, by Climber, from an original draw.
ing by Furness and very well executed
\ portrait Of President Fillmore The con-
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