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VANITY FAIR,
THE NEW ILLUSTRATED
HUMOROUS SATIRICAL JOURNAL.


The punch of America. IN Y. Herald, Jan.
10.
IF such work can succeed, VANITY FAIR
will and ought to do SO. 1t has good corps of
writers, whose contributions promise to be set on
hill and shine accordingly. IN. Y. Tribune.
VANITY FAIR is the best experiment of the
kind yet made in the country. The paper has
already contained many things worthy of PUNCH
in his brightest days, nor is this surprising when
it is known that some of the best wits and most
graceful writers in the country contribute to its
pages. IN Y. Evening Post.
" There is good deal in name, and this name
Is, to our mind, better than Punch. The illus
trations in VANITY FAIR have been the best over
produced in comic paper in this country. They
are beautifully drawn, carefully engraved, and
so entirely spoiled in the printing as, in many
illustrated papers wood-cuts are spoiled on the
press. If this paper shall continue, as it has
begun, to take high moral tone, to keep its
pages scrupulousy free from the too common wit
whose only point is its vulgarity, to attack fear
lessy and conscientiously the foles of the times,
there will be fair chance of its pushing its way
to success and fame THE Independent IN, W
The object of VANITY FAIR is good one,
the parties engaged in it, so far as we are inform
ed are admirably qualified for their work. IN.
Y. Saturday Press.
This new comic paper has passed the trying
ordeal of success, and is most decidedly entitled
to the support of all those who love pure wit,
dashed off from the pen or pencil.'-N. Y.
Daily News. H4
There is VIM in VANITY FAIR. It's illustra-
tons are equal to those which have made PUNCH
power in the metropolis of England; and in
fun, piquancy Of manner, terseness ana humor
it equals its great trans Atlantic contemporary. y"
N. Y. Dispatch.
Especially credtable. both in matter and
appearance IN. Y. Sunday Times.
I" Its illustrations are superior to any that have
heretofore appeared. The literary por-
ton of the number is varied and entertaining"
Boston Courier.
VANITY FAIR promises life and usefulness" y.
N. Y. Leader.
VANITY FAIR bids fair to become one of the
peculiar institutions of the day IN. Y. Sun
day Mercury.
. That would certainly be very mild criminal
code which should prescribe nothing worse to
take thanVANITY FAIR. We wouldn't mind being
shut up ourselves, for time, in such companions
ship. National AntiSlavery Standard.
. 1t greatly excels any similar American pub
lication and is quite equal to CHARIvARI or
PUNCH. "--American Republic Macon, GAG
Pungent and humorous, and shows much
ability in its editorial management "-Ldisville
Journal.
- The whole affair is exceedingly clever''--
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
There is no small degree of smartness in
VANITY AIR."-Philadelph Press.
VANITY FAIR is the most piquant of heb
domadals. We could wish that it might sweep
out of existence every other comic periodical we
have. "-Buffalo Daily Courier.
i" Far in advance of any similar publications
which have heretofore appeared in this country"
New Hampshire Gazette. lHt
The original articles possess much greater
merit than we usually find in journals of this
class. Portland Transcript.
/" It bids fair to be very popular, and gives
evidence of high order of literary and artistic
talent. "-Hunterdon IN. J.) Republican.
Though scarcely two months old, 1t stalks
the earth and awes the world around " Its
Illustrations tinge even the cheeks of PUNCH
Its onslaught on vice and folly makes it terror
to knaves and fools Justice Whitley's Circuit
Judge. A
1--WE heartily welcome VANITY FAIR to our
literary repast, and shall look greedily for each
weekly number. Architects and Mechanics
Journal.
Capital and full of fun."--Cincinnat Com
mercial.
Comes nearer the object than any of its
predecessors Newark Daily Advertiser.
Zone of the cleverest and brightest papers OF
the kind. . The wittiest writers and
artists Of New York contribute to it."-Provi.
dence Journal.
t SPECIAL NOTICE.
The very marked and fatterng success which
has thus far attended the publication of
PEI g Vanity Fair,
| Enables the publ1Snef 10 announce tllat WIFI tne
commencement of the Second Volume. issued
this day, 30th of June, New Features. both Lit
erary and Artistic, will be introduced which will
increase the value and interest of the paper, and
fully maintain the proud position unanimously
accorded to it, as the leading ta1i
Comic JOURNAL OF AMERICA.
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Vanity Fair
IS ISSUED REGULARLY EVERY WEDNESDAY,
and Il for Sale by all Newsmen, and at the Office
of Publication. No. lis Nassuastreet, N. Y. +,
TERMS: s,
Three dollars per annum, in advance-Six cents
single copy.
Two copies Of VANITY FAIR viii be sent EN- to
one address for SoW
Five copies lsW
In Ten copies 2VW
An extra copy will be allowed to the getter-ul
of every Club of not less than five copies
This papci~is EIecrotyped and back NUMBER
may be procured at any time
LOUIS II. STEPHENS,
Pnblishor for the Projectors, ll3 NassnaStreet