SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF
GEMERAIs TAYLOR
GRAEFAsS'S MAGAZINE.
NEW VOLUME-JULY, IS17.
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THE publishers of Grahnm's Magazine feel
great pride in the past volumes. and particularly
in that closing with the June number. The a.
mount of literary matter given TO the public far
exceeds that of any other American monthly.
and the quality has been equally superior. The
novel by Mr.. Cooper, entitled "The BIeis Of the
GHJ,' which is now running through the Maga.
zine, has awakened widespread interest, and
promises 10 be of the best of this distinguished
gentlemans productions. 1t has been given thus
far to cur readers without al all interfering with
the usual variety Of the work, by adding iueire
pages per month TO the usual number. When it
is remembered that this novel cost the publishers
over Sl200--that the dddiiOnai printing, and
paper for an enormous edition, will for the last
STA months be at least $1,000 more, and tha,
$1,000 in prize stories. poetry and essays have
been expended. it will be seen that


$1,000 Extra in Literary Matter


for single volume, of six months, is an amount
unexampled in the history of magazines. The
publishers propose i'll the coming volume, how
ever, IN no wise TO abate their energy, or lessen
their enterprise or expenses. They are proud of
the success Of the Magazine. and are determined,
by dihgent application to business, and an en-
'arged and liberal expenditure of money both in
literature and engravings, to keep the field against