The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-01-07
GRAEIAMS MAGAZINE.
NEW VOLUME

TNUE YEAR is drawing to close. But Two
numbers are vet 10 be issued OF the volume Of
sGaAulM, for 1858, when 1894 Will be upon us.
The Magazine yce' is necessarily anticipated, and
is not eckoned by the ordinary rules. lhe jan
nary number must be manufactured IN November,
and compIete copies as sample numbers for agents
should be ready BY the first Of December, for with
the first Of that month all contracts for the year
are filled, and the renewal OF clubs and single sub
scrbers commence.
In announcing his readiness 10 receive orders FOR
the new volume, the editor does net know that he
has any very brilliant ideas TO hold out in Large
capitals TO dazzle peoples eyes-'GRAHAW VIII
be pretty much what It has BEEN this volume, with
sone improvements which experience suggests.
No number will contain less than lOo pages OF
reading matter, and the rciders OF 'Gfalam' may
rely with great corflence upon hls-that The
volume shall contain
OVER TWELVE HUNDRED PAGES
NJ the yery best reading matter that capital can
command from original resources. or taste select
from the vast mass pf available nierlal.
The am of the editor will be TO produce pub
Gcn,ion which shall be valuable IN matter, and
choice in Sic and style; and he latlers himself
from the known talents / his contributors, That he
will be able 10 present as many g0Od, original ar
tcIes 10 his readers as any Publication OF The day.
lie shall not, however. hest lie to publish, from
time 10 time. articles firm English authors. and
uansations fiom the hest German and French
writer's. provided The pieces have never before ap-
peared in prnt ia this country Essays on lmp0r-
lam, political subjects will likewise be inserted,
and criticisms on the literature Of America and the
moyem,pts Of the age. The Review Department
in which il lnge and liberal spirit Of criticism VIII
always be maintained. will he extended. For the
defence Of Amrric n literature the editor will al
WAYS be re DIV for the maintenance OF correct
tone in The magazine. lie will, If possible, be stlll
more waichfu
Each number will contain an engraving from
spl-nd ID steel plate. in addition 10 the Oh zee de-
s,rns and enrravings of DevereuX, who VIII sun
SUNNY iluN aipus fOI the text IN the 10 y OF The
hook The aim of The editor will MT he so much
10 increase the number Of hls eng avng', d' 10 Se'
cure for those he publishes the utmost hllSh winch
the artist II give them for common wood cn'S
are So easily IN ip!el. that the m'st Indifferent
plb'ic dnn my olranl n dreary display the
choicest periodical
The editor does moi feel that with his own rea-
ders, he can increase his 81 ms 10 their respect hy
insisting Oh any vJry great superiority OF GANHAM,
over several sImar publications, bi' thinks he
NAV safely conf 10 in their friendship Tor tho ma
gazine, and IN its past management for It's present
list, and such increase as naturally grows out of
an extended circulation in a country where readers
are sncreasng so rapi lily.
OF the Jnuary number The prst edition will be
10000 copies and The editor trusts his old friends
will be so prompt in rsnewing Old clubs, and extend
ing the last among neU ones, tha. the first edition
shall be but half of what the year wlll ultimately
establish as the permanent circulation OF GRAHAM"
Postage Subscribers in any part of The United
States now receive the Magazine, by mail, at Three
cents number, of thlrtysix cents a'year postage,
payable at the post-olIice where it is received
Post-masterS and Eetors all over the Union are
respectfully requested to act as Agents for the New
Volume.