New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
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IA GRAHAM does not solicit from the American Press
= - - - -. .hap., He proposes, for 1852, to give
hs readers l2 pages the best reading matter oo.n
original and from the literature Of the old world
ardths Few III he srrs in the quality, II VIII DE rom
dec, Of ase every line that goes into the book snail
frat pass his personal suptylscn near "ha' 'ne press
rays: -,
hast OF American Mohihlies is before u.s. We are not
rven to putting hollswness or humbug OF any KIND
therefore when we that Graham usnpef or, IN all
its penent elements to every other Magazine In the
country say what think If you desre to be enter
tanned and edee-f you love beauty and worth you can
get them in Graham" Mr. G. is the kind Of man we
can most cordially wish in fes Of high
DOT 60 and noble resolves The February No Of his peri
odcal is splendid throughout Its pages sparkle with the
thou gh Of Of the finest nds in country and
"swe.t Sixteen is most lovely engraving. g. r. X
James an author who has written some Of the most ele
vatng and beautiful stories in our language
irregular contributor to Graham Each number OF TINS
Magazine for 1852. will comprise ii2 pages
tOliye Branch. Norristown, Va.
There is no book par with Graham in out Of the
United States [Whg, Flint Mich.
Their. 4, one feature about f" G aham which will
mend the Magazine TO ALL and that is the large amount
standard matter always found upon It's pages. SO tina
while it the most appropriate companion for the center
table ~ a valuable addition TO the library Of the savant
Reporter, Georgetown. ID. c.
Every part Of TINS February number viii bear minute
criticism. Some Of the wood embellishments which i
usate It's pages not exced by the best English en-
Cravings The letter press enriched by he pens of
p X james Esq and Mrs Mary Hewitt, the translator
Of Miss Bremer's works. fVox Popuh Lowell, Mass
1t il considerably larger than the other Philadelphia
Magazines and its pictures Of the very best style OF
Ant surpsssDg beauty Of finish anything Of she kind we
have eve seen. lWatchmsn, Maysville Ky.
GRAHAM's MAGALINE.-Mr. Graham, in the Febuary
III OIL ~. in
the proper spirit He asks honest criticisms and not stsre-
ctyptdIufs Well have looked over his l2 pages,
and with such Judgment possess, must say tina.
though edscoyer difference IN the merit OF rs articles
we rave found none unworthy of its place. We sOry
for this like the credit Of being honest in Ournoees
and should he pleased to find something TO carpat
phoenix Fort Plain N. Y.
Excelsior seems TO be the motto of the indefatigabe
and enerprising Graham In every issue is found
some attractive novelties. and additional beauIts. Each
number gives 2 pages Of excellent reading and several
beautiful illustration The present number presents an
array talented contributors that is rarely exhibited IN
any magazine whether American foreign The best
suance that Graham Knows what his readers wish, and
what fer his interest, is found in the rapidly in
cIeasing circulation Of his Magazine. His purpose to
give his patrons the worth Of their money and he does
tbis most efficiently. Budget, Trey, N. Y.
The February number Of this sterling serial is not emily
superior the contemporary Of other Magazines, but
tTa for the present number supeT6ne IN quality
and that is the reasonable person will ask
Ian ger quantity than given The frat. Sweet SIteen
is enoush to disam Cebacy stTsightway Don't look at
t. bachelor friends that beammg beauty is not for you
An engraving Of the great French Cemetery, Pere La
Chase follows il cost sl75 and will draw host Of So
Subscriptions The other i'll usIatons too numerous 10
mention. The reading matter is usual of an excellent
cast Commencing with pert paper Dandes liz pages
OF fine letter press teemDg with Philosophy Cnti
cisI. Romance, Essay aud Editorial chat.
Telegraph Windham, Conn.
GRAHAN's MAGAZINE.-The February number Of
Grail am is early in the feld-fnt, this time. in
point Of time at least Since Grahsms return to the
agement If Grahams il has been constantly improving
His late numbers, and particularly that under notice.
tain large amount Of interesting, amusing and instructive
reading, much of it of the solid We glad to
takXg higher s'aLd as lerarg well fash
iopabe Magazine This number Keeps the prescribed
l2 pages and faultlsss Its execution department
OF Editorial small talk and gossip is added, which
shows a that Will bear working Succsss 20 Graham
IN his Efforts at excellence
democrat, Brnghamton, N Y.
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