The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-04-24
GREAT VOLUME OF "GRAHAM.' -
THE MAGAZINE OF THE UNION
PREPARATIONS FOR 1851.
$4,000 Comics!

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, unrivaled in splendor
and excellence, commenced new volume
with
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
pr omises his readers that the past six numbers
have afforded but slight foretaste of the ex-
ceence and beauty of iohat is in store for the
ne,o polume. OF the early numbers we shall
print EIGHTY THOUSAND copies
STERLING ORIGINAL LITERATURE.
G. P. r James, the celebrated novelist, has
been regularly engaged, and will furnish sew.
eral br illiant romances during the year.
Geo. D. Prentice will write his exquisite
poems exclusively for this Magazine.
Henry w. Longfellow, J. r. Lowell, S. A.
Goldman, E. p. Whpple, Grace Greenw ood, p,
F. Amman, will be regular contributors.
A GALAXY OF LITER RY NAMES OF
AMERICA.
GRAHAM's UNRIvALED WRITER'S
are re-engaged, and arrangements perfec-
ted for a series of most splendid articles, from
such writers the following:
Henry w Longfellow, w. Gilmore Simms,
James Russell Lowell, E. P. Whippe, }. M.
Legare, George d. Prentice, Alfred b. Street.
n. p. Willis, VIM. Cullen Bryant, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, Henry William Herbert, James
FenImore Cooper, Richard Penn Smith, III.
Hastings Weld, H. c. Moorhoad, Henry b.
Hirst, J. Bayard Taylor Geo II. Boxer, K. III
Dana, Robt II. Conrad, Robt. Morris, EPes
Sargent, Fl. T. Tuckerma c. J. Peterson,
K. II. Stoddard, T. s. Arthur, Theodore s.
Fay, L. Buchanan Read, Mrs. LYDIA Sigour-
ney, Mrs. E. c. Kinney, Mrs. L. J. Eames,
Mrs. E lizabeth Oakes Smith, Mrs Joseph C..
Neal, Amelia d. Welby, Mrs. Juliet IL. Camp
bell, Mrs. Ann ). Stephens, Mr.. Emma G.. En-
bury, Miss l.. Virginia Smith. Miss Enna
Duval, Miss Grace Greenw ood Mrs Sarah Ii.
| W Whitman, Miss Mary l.. Lawson, Nth many
more, well known to the re aders of the work,
making this Magazine
| The ORGAN OF AMERICAN TALENT
in erery department Of Mind.
Splendid Department Of ART.
Our readers know well that Graham IS nerer
beaten in spirited designs and elegant engr0-
rings.
| We have no long list of plates purcha ssd, TO
set down-no enormous resources-but a brave
determine lion not 10 be beaten; this, combined
with seine knowledge of business, and q
glorious list of subscr ibers 10 sustain us, war
rants US in boldly challenging our cotempora-
ries for the year loJl
| The January number will contain some of
the most exquisite productions of artistic skill,
and the series then begun will be continued
through the year.
Our artists in London, Paris, Italy and the
United States, TO UhOm WE PAY CASH fs, the
best and freshest, promise US that GRAHA VI
SHALL NOT BE BEATEN! hOtcerer others
may boast.
In the department. Of Fashion we shall excel
all that has erer been attempted either in the
United States or Paris. The ARTISTS OF
MONITEUR DE LA MODE engage to fur
RiSh ,cith the most splendid draWiags-De-
cember and January numbers Will contain spe-
cImens. In a word. u1asf for tAe January mum
ber-then compare and decide-it 1oiH eclipse
all Others, or tce shall submit that ICE hare not
learned hoU0 a magazine Of the most brilliant
description be produced. 1t ,oiHbe t0Orth
SO Of itself.
TERMS-Single Copies 50.
PRICE OF CLUBS FOR 1851.
All orders for Graham's Magazine, commen-
cling with 1851, Will be supplied at the follow
ing rates: Single subscribers, SO: Two copies
S5: Five copies, SlG: and Ten copies for $40,
and an extra copy TO the person sending the
club OF ten subscribers. These terms will net
be departed from by any of The Philadelphia
three dollar magazines.
All orders to be addressed 10
GEORGE K. GRAHAM,
No. l34 Chestnut Street, Philadel phia ,