Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXVII, No. 6, December 1850Various
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Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXVII, No. 6, December 1850
Various
Literature -- Periodicals; Literature, Modern -- 19th century -- Periodicals
With no money—a few friends, and a thousand discouragements thrust upon
us by timid well-wishers—and half-hearted comforters—we undertook to
carry Graham’s Magazine—with its harvest of money, received in
December, January and February, the pick months of the year,
scattered—we undertook, we say, to carry this book triumphantly—in the
face of the fiercest competition the business has ever known—through
the year 1850.
The American Press with a chivalry for a prostrate brother, such as has
never been witnessed—with one accord, from the extreme North to the
extreme South, raised its voice of encouragement—its cheer for our
success—and we now close the volume with an addition of over 10,000
subscribers since July, and with the uttermost liberality in expenditure
in the manufacture of Graham’s Magazine, _met_ by the tremendous
resources which _you_, gentlemen, by the power of advertising, in
liberal notices, have showered upon us. From our heart we thank you! Our
experience in the press, daily, weekly, and monthly, for twelve years,
has taught us how little the press itself knows of its own power—how
few out of it know its giant resources—the wealth it carries on its
wings to those who use it wisely. Judge, then, whether we, who have
partaken so largely of its benefits from your generosity alone, knowing
fully the vast service your kindness has done us, can do less than
convey to you our sense of the obligation, with a hope that the day is
dawning which will enable us to _attempt_ in some poor sort to repay
you. We say _attempt_ to repay, for the reactionary benefit will be
ten-fold upon ourself—so that we must by inevitable laws, remain
forever your debtor.
GRAHAM.
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[Illustration:
LE MONITEUR DE LA MODE.
Journal du Monde Elégant.
_Toilettes de la Maison_ Popelin Ducarre. _Modes de_ Mélanie Brun &
C^{ie}., _5 rue de la Paix. Fleurs et_
_plumes de_ Perrot & C^{ie}. _Bijoux_ Gillion, _9, Boul^{t}. des
Italiens._
_Mouchoirs de_ Chapron & Dubois, _rue de la Paix_.
_The styles of goods here represented can be had of_
_Mess._ L. J. Levy & C^{o}., _PHILADELPHIA,_
_and at_ Stewart's, _NEW YORK_.]
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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.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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