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J. FENNtMORE COOPER, RlCiFD


H.DANA,WM CULLEN BR YANT.


II. ". LONGFELLOW CHARLES


+. HOFFMAN, +. G. GRATTAN.
|RAHAM'S is the Oldest and most popula
sEof tho American LjtstaFy Magazines. Tb
n1n5ar for Janla-y, 1913, wiz be the frss Of tn
3Jth volJms. I.s long AMI universally successful
career, from its COMMENCEMENT with few hun
drai Subscribers, until the present time, when It
has circulation of fifty thoasand copies a month;
is perhaps good an eqidsaea Of ITS great aud m
crsayiaE merit a5 the publisher has is in his power
70 Offer. To his OH sub cri5sss, he trds.s no as
su;an., are necessary OF his determination %
maintain its pressat ascsAdancy over oil the rival
periodicals. Of the coln.ry. The engagement, dd-
ri.g ths pazt year, Of sash msa as BRYANT, CooP-
Err, DAxc LoN5FELLow, HOFFMAN, IANcUR,
etc, Of high reputation in the literary world, as
Tegiir cont t5Jtors, in addttioA II previous llS
s1bTsci1- nany of the Gfst names in the nation, is
a sufficient enarantee thai the work viii contin1a
20 be the prfaciple madium Of communication be-
tween the best authors aud the public. Among
the attractions of the .ty~ffth volume, will be
sev.Tal Tales bv f. Copper, M Grafton,
w H,lrnaa, .Tr Ilyrjcri, Mss Leslie, Mary
CzaDsrs' Ms, EDl5try, Mrs Etlet G1td .urS Ste
pkens; p2ems By M Bryant, M Dane, .Ir
L1r-E,Ii2,r, .Hr Street, Mrs Seb@ Smith, .Nrs
OqyOOd, GiLd .ufS cis0ufHey; essays ny "uf rag,
M Jones, NJ Titcbcrmat, .ur Poe, etc. etc.


Here follows a more full list Of the names of
contributors, the most distinguished Of the country
which we omit for want of room


Graham's Lady's ani Gsn1leman'5 Magazine
has been from its establishment mors than any
other the fayorits periodical Of thu greater sex.
Though its plan does not entirely exclude articles
of tho most important character, snch as nave raj
sed Backwool's ana some other foreign journals
- their high influence and reputation, its pages
will be Principally devoted to what's usually term
ed light literature. 1t viii be distinguished from
other publications. of similar aims by the literary
md artistic merit of its contents. While those OF
other works unknown or Anonymous, the con-
rributors to this are the most eminent authors OF
age and country; the very creators. founders.
of our National Literature. Especially is it cel-.
ebrated as containing the choicest productions OF
the finest female writers Of the time. Every num-
Der contains gems which may be appealed 70 with
pride by the sex vindicating their inteIectlal
emineDce.


SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS.


Inthe department ofEngravings it is we'll known
'aat Graham's Magazine has far surpassed any