THE LAST CHANCE.—We desire to impress upon the attention of the subscribers to “Graham,” that if they desire our elegant Premium Plates, they should now remit either $3 for one year, or $5 for two years, or for two copies one year. In either case we furnish each subscriber _thus sent_, “_Christ Blessing Little Children_,” and “_The First Prayer_”—two beautiful engravings of large size. _After the first of November_, the plate will be disposed of, and no premiums will thereafter be sent from this office. * * * * * OUR PARIS FASHIONS.—Every mail brings us congratulations upon the superior finish and beauty of our Paris Fashion Plates. Our friends have opened their eyes to the fact, that “Graham” is the only magazine in America that incurs the expense of _original_ designs. All others are copies of the French plates, poorly done, and insufferably old. We should not mention the matter, but that efforts are made to deceive the magazine public by silly and unfounded boasting. The expense, which is several hundred dollars _extra_ each month, we cheerfully incur for the liberal subscribers to this magazine, whose cultivated taste would soon detect the bold impositions practiced upon others. * * * * * [Illustration: LE FOLLET Paris, boul^{t}. S^{t}. Martin, 69. Chapeaux M^{lle}. Grafeton, r. de la Paix, 24—Fleurs de Chagot ainé, r. Richelieu, 73. Pardessus de la mais^{n}. S^{t}. Arnaud–Dentelles de Violard, r. Choiseul, 4. The styles of Goods here represented can be had of Mess^{rs}. L. J. Levy & C^{o}. Philadelphia and at Stewart’s, New-York. Graham’s Magazine, 134 Chestnut Street.] * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: Archaic spellings and hyphenation have been retained as well as some spellings peculiar to Graham’s. Punctuation has been corrected without note. Other errors have been corrected as noted below. For illustrations, some caption text may be missing or incomplete due to condition of the originals used for preparation of the ebook.