AMERICAN LITERATURE AND ART.
As a Lady's and Gentleman's Magazine, its moral tone will be
unexceptionable, while it will be the aim of the publishers to make its
pages entertaining and instructive. It will embody Tales, Poetry,
Romance, Historical and Traditional Sketches of all Countries, Local
Sketches, and at times, be humorous without being offensive—satirical
without being personal.
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original design, which will be printed in plain and simple black, discarding
every thing like false attraction.
Moreover, we believe in the virtue of short prospectuses, rather hoping
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The New York Illustrated Magazine,
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