Columbian Magazine 1846 prospects and ad rates
A fragment from the SME Columbian Magazine 1846 issue discusses advertising terms and rates, the editors’ reflections on past and future, and notes on circulation, embellishments, and partnerships. It lists names of contributors and outlines plans for the new volume with appeals for patronage and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess
Mazazine
New
West
America
O'Laurie
Afills
Carter
Migses
Emily E Chubbuck
Martha Russell
Fanny Forester
Mary L. Lawson
M G Quincy
Colman
Cary
E Puy
Isabel Jocelyn
Au Browne
M Florence Noble
Ellen Darby
Sloman
RJ da Grove
Jane C Hopkins
Fef
Emil Ames
Mary Belleville
Judie Cole
A Blackwell
B Sutton
Henrietta Rubins
Minerva Catlin
Eliza Ritchie
Lilla Herbert
Messrs
JK Panting
Womc Bryant
Fitz Greene Halleck
Edgar A Poe
John Neal
Hen- Be" Herbert
H Hastings Well
Park Benjamin
G Arthur
H T Tuckerman
C Fenno Hoffman
Theo # Fay
Geo. Wilkins Kendall
HP Grattan
Hen Shoolcraft
William Cox
James F Oils
Alardin Andrews
Samuel D Patterson
Herman S. Sarout
George Ptorris
Arthur Morrell
Wim Kirdad
J B Taylor
Deslere
Periedtea
United
Mesmeric case of M Valdemar and death defying hopes
The article recounts the extraordinary Mesmerism plan on M. Valdemar a known writer in Harlem NY and close to death from phthisis The narrator details Valdemars consent his deteriorating health and the attempt to mesmerize him to halt death The account describes the medical observers and the final scene as the dying man responds to the procedure and the narrative continues on the next page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Whigs
Calder
Naroceon
Brussels
Boston
Allee Verte
Marshel-Saxe
Wellington
Rome
Amsterdam
Dantzic
Antwerp
Paris
Napoleon
Crenadiers
Noel
Italy
Arole
Marengo
Grenadier
Waterloo
United States
M. Valdimar
M. Ernest Valdemar
Bibliotheca Forensica
Issachar Marx
M. Valdemar
Harlaem
N. Y
John Randolph
Ialways
America
Valpremar
Valdemar
Theodore L
L 1
Doclore D.anud F
Co Advantages
Imagy
New York
Nberal
Peoria Press
Paim
Apa
War talk on Oregon and boundary from Crittenden
The speech argues against war over disputed territory with Great Britain, urging patient negotiation and a two year notice before any clash. It stresses unity if conflict occurs, warns against hasty action, and endorses steady diplomacy to avoid war while preserving national rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
England
Oregon
Europe
U. States
Britain
Poe
Union
Tan
North Carolina
Virginia
Jett
Onler
Jwat
Letyis
United States
Senate
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
USS
Tadiana
Calhoun
Indiana
Haywood
N.C
Hannegan iv
Allen
Ohio
N. S. Journal of Commerce
Washington
Pakenham
House
Douglas
Great Britain
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Columbian Magazine
John Inman
Robert A. West
States
Canadas
Pediorieat
Israel Post
Nageau Street
Carthage
G. W. Patten
U. S. Senny
M. Valdemains
Edgar A. Foe
MR. Crittenden
Kentucky
Frankfort
Dixon
Robert
Topp
Joseph R. Underwood
Owsley
Frankfort Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Kfannegao
Henn
Calhoun Shas
Hannegan
Benton
Foxpor Raisnwatra
Geo. Bryson
Mies Elizsbeth C. Rainwater
Turpin
Anein Saar
Oresaai
Stise
Lou. Courier
New Act Mirror
Committee On Elections
Continent
Francis
Mar
McDowell Benton
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