The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-28

me uSt num6er ct Dhsch DtH DC ISSUED on h'
Ourth of July merit.
The New- Ysrk Mirror, popular ,oeekly Jour
nal, deroted to Literature and the fine arts, embef
IisAed aoifh splesNd;d and costly engraviugs o.
steel, copper and wOOd, and rare, beautiful and pap
ular music, arranged for Tie piano.forte, harp, ga"
tar, DC.
GEORGE p MORRIS, THEODORE s. FAY AND
NATHANIEL T.. WILLIS, EDITORS.
This work is devoted to articles from the ofweknown
and distinguished writers upon every subject that can prove IN
teresting the general reader including Original Poetry
Tales and Essays humorous aud paheticCrucal notices.
Early and choice selections from the best publications both
American and EneshScientc and Literary lntoll gencc
Copous notices OF Foreign Countries by Correspondents
gagged expressly and xcusivey for this JonaScture up
for the notice and appreciation Of the pubcEaborae and
beautiful specimens of Art Engraving Music ecNoces of
the acted Drama and other from the
best new works IN other languages French German Italian
Spanish etc.and infinite variety of miscellaneous reading
relating passing events, remarkable individuals, discoveries
and improvements IN Science, Art, Mechanics,
In announcing the appearance of the 1Oume Of thu
NEWYORK MIRROR almost the only duty which devolyes
upon its editors tender their cordial acknowledge
their old friends for the of support
and to prOer the subscribers whose have
been added to their list during the past year. their thanks for
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they only reerae the often conveyed that
Mirror has succeeded in preserving their good will through
the arduous period Of It's infancy and B youth in maturity
will endeayor still 10 deserve the applause which It's earlier ell
forts received To the latter they would observe that
expense shall be spared and eperons relaxed render
least attractive and popular OF contemporaries The
experience past years will give confidence those who hav0
watched while the volume that will close will
be that which 10 e nds
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maintained and enhanced.
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beautiful may have been the preceding works Of which have
pages and however loud frequent been
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slight satisfaction being enabled state that those pepor
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ed such extended circulation the Mirror which Of
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agement.
In the course Of the volume FOUR SPLENDID aUARTO
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bshed together with numerous WOOD ENGRAVINGS, I.
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s with abou FIFTY PIECES Of French Spanish Gernon
Italian and British MUSIC, arranged for the Pianofore, Harp
Guter, &c.
The same taste which has presided over our MUSICAL SE
LECTIONS, will suPennend those hereafter to appear and
tho principles which guide this department will be, they
have hitherto been novelty and excellence the beauty Of the
poetry, and the melody OF the accompaniment.
/ The character Of our FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS
too well known be descanted upon here Is sucen, to
that the writers have promised their cooperation
in the home department; and this Notwithstanding the enor
nous Expense have incurred, shall continue TO nppr
pirate all available talent and possible increase the claims o
On these grounds we commend our forthcoming volume 10
he notice and appreciation Of our eo9nirymen'
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