Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-22
Periodical Literature.
CINCINNATI MIRROR.
lElited by WE GaI!agherL& TH shrer

Edited by WE GaIIagher,8' TIL Shreve.
A NEW VOLUME JUST csMMENCEB.
CIRCUMSTANCES connected with
" Mr. MarshaI's private arrange.
menls, having induced him todiscontiaue
'The Buckeye, that publication, in ac
cordance with The wish Of large MAORI
ty ot'ils subscribers, will beIssued here
after under its old title, the CINCINNATI
MIRROR
The undersigned, ia becoming the pro
prieIors OF this exIenSWel y ciTcuatedPe
rlodical, have the qualification of stating
10 the old friends OF The Mirror aud 10
the more recent lsubscribers Ia lte Buck
eye, that Messrs, William d Gallagher
and Thomas II, Shreve will resume its
editorial management. In mentioning
the numes Of these gentlemen, ,rwhose in
dustry aud literary qualifications are so
we'll known, the publishers deem it super
huous to eXpatlate on the future charac-
ter of the works. under their superlnl n
dence the CINCINNATI MIRROR attained
It's thousands Of subscribers, and was re
cogniz9d by most literary periodicals., in
The union, as inferior to none ei lis COM
iemporaHes; s;--incontestible proofs Of The
estimation OF their merits, aud of The ap
preciulion Of Western Literature.
From the 'Salutdtory' Of the editors, on
resuming their duties, we make hefollow
ing extract: 'GeHtemen Of mc0aS having
become its proprietors, one difficulty
whlcIIhaS always attended the Mirror,
will hereafter not exist We therefore
bespeak for it at this time, knowing thar,
1t has suffered somewhat'in public estIlna
lion by the several phases whichpt has
presented within atew months, lhe.dtten.
fioH of the western COMMUNITY: 1t shall
he our eHdeaVor 10 nspIre general con-
'hdence, and merit geaernl support IN
'culIiHg tnatter for The seieestd part Of the |
Mirror, we snail diligently raRsGck the
PoPolsr magazines Of the 'ay, and the va
rious new books that are Constantly lissu 4
ing from fhefeesning press, sAd we sh all |
have, nm especId eye TO variety sHd IA |
clness, IN the original 'depaTtmenL we
have SEGA ed the constant assistance Of |
number gentlemen oledacal,on, talenl
and experlonceas writer's. With as, one
aim will be to bring eut and
foster the unknown unencouraged htera
ry talent Of lhs West. The cause Of
Western Literature we have long hud at
hosrtS and we have made some sacrifices
and dabOred hard, and we trust not inef
iectiVely,to arouse slumbering energies,
aud elevate the character of the litera
Iurc Of this section Of the great Ualon.
Anony nous correspondents shall receive
from US respectful attention but as we
INtend TO make the CINCINNATI MIRROR
a correct representative Of the Literary
Character ofthe West, we must be allow
ID the privilege of rejecting common
place tales, pressing essays, lame verses,
md crudilies Of all kinds
The arrangements which have been
entered into, will place NE CINCINNATI
MIRROR under better auspices, than have
itlended Il at any time since The period
II its commencement. II will coalain a
arger quantity Of reading matter ihan
'eretotoro, aad will be printed on superi.
e super roySl paper, with entirely new
revier type. Every number will be far
ed with A haSTdaonne cover. mud tho
'erk will DO issued Punctually every Sat
rday morning, and be sent by mail the
nme day TO distant subscribers.
TERMS;--Ihree Dollars per Hnnum,
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