The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-05-15
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GRAHAM's MAGAZINE. unrivaled in splendor
and excellence, commenced a new volume
W it'll
MAGNIFICENT JANUARY NUMBER
The original publisher of the work returns
his sincere thanks for the hearty welcome with
which his return to this favorite periodical has
been hailed by the press and the public, and
promises his readers that the past six numbers
have afforded but slight foretaste of the ex-
ceilence and beauty Of phat is in store for the
ne,o uolume. OF the early numbers we shall
print EIGHTY THOUSAND COPIES
aud stereotype the work for further increase.
STERLING ORIGINAL LITERATURE.
G. P. r. James, the celebrated novelist, has
been regularly engaged, and will furnish
eral br iliant romances during the year.
| Geo. D. Prentice will write his exquisite
poems exclusively for this Magazine.
Henry w. LoDgfellow, J. r. Lowell, S. A
Goldman, E. P. Whipple, Grace Greenw ood.
}. M. Legare, w. Cullen Bryant, Mrs. A. M,
F. Amman, will be regular contributors.
A GALAXY OF LITER RY NAMES OF
AMERICA.
| GRAHAM's UNRIvALED WRITER'S
are re engaged, and arrangements are perfec-
! ted for series of most splendid articles, from
such writers the following:
Henry w LongfelIow, W. Gilmore Simms,
James Russell Lowell. E. P. Whipple. J. M
Legare. George ID. Prentice, A fired b. Street.
N. p. Willis, VIM. Cullen Bryant, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, Henry William Herbert. james
FenImore Cooper. Richard Penn Smith, II.
Hastings Weld, H. c. Moorhoad, Henry b.
Hirst, J. Bayard Taylor, Geo. H. Boxer, K. H
Dana, Robt. T. Conrad, Robt. Morris, Epes
Sargent, III. T. Tuckerman, C. J. Peterson,
r. H. Stoddard, T. S. Arthur, Theodore s.
Fay, T. Buchanan Read, Mrs. LYDIA Sigour-
ney, Mrs. E. C.. Kinney, Mrs. z. J. Eames
Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes Smith, Mrs Joseph c
Neal, Amelia B. Welby, Mrs. Juliet II. Camp.
bell, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Mr.. Emma c. EN-
bury, Miss l.. Virginia Smith, Miss Emma
Duval, Miss Grace Greenwood, Mrs Sarah Fl.
Whitman, Miss Mary l.. Lawson, Nth many
more, we'll known to the re aders of the work
making this Magazine
| THE ORGAN OF AMERICAN TALENT
in epery department of Mind.
Splendid Department of Art
Our readers know well that Graham is neueI
beaten in spirited designs and elegant engra.
pings
j We have no long list of plates purcha sed, to
set down-no enormous resources-but brave
determine tion not TO be beaten; this, combined
with seine knowledge of our business, and a
glorious list of subscribers to sustain us, war
rants us in boldly challenging our cotempora-
ries for the year 1851.
i The January number will contain some of
the most exquisite productions of artistic skill.
oho tuC cSiASo thCh oCSuu VIII uS Coutiuucu
through the year.
Our artists in London, Paris, Italy and the
United States, to phom WE PAY CASH fs, the
best and freshest, promise us that GRAHAM
; SHALL NOT BE BEATEN! hopeuer others
may boast.
i In the department Of Fashion we shall excel
all that has eUer been attempted either in tho
United States or Paris. The ARTISTS OF
MONlTEUR DE LA MODE engage to fur
nish us ,oifh the most splendid droscings-Ds-
cember and January numbers will contain spe-
cimens. In a word, ,oait for the January mum
ber-then compare and decide-it ,oiH eclipse
all Others, or shall submit that zoe hare not
learned ho,o magazine of the most brilliant
description can be produced. 1t ,ciHbe ,oorth
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/ PRICE OF CLUBS FOR 1851.
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