State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FORM-NEW SERIES.

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FORM-NEW SERIES.
PROSPECTUS OF THE SECOND VOLUME.
The Publishers of the New Yorker COM
menced in March last, weekly edition of
their pu blcation in quarto form, and made
as they thought, ample provision for sup
plying as great n number of subscribers as
their most flattcring hopes led them TO be-
lieVe would patronzc the work under its
then new arrangement. They hive been
deceived-agreeably so, i'm their calculations,
inasmuch MS the favor shown TO the publi-
cation rapidly absorbed the whole edition,
and constant orders are received for copies,
which the Publishers have been unable to
supply. With a view to obviate this diff
Guilty, and meet the wishes of the many
who desire to patronize the work, the Pub
fishers have resolved to neutralize the blank
in the current order of the volume, by
changing SO far the present arrangement, as
to furnish tiUo volumeS IN gear, in lieu of
one, as stated in the original prospectus.
On the Twenty Fourth of September
next, therefore, will be issued the first num-
Der of new series of the Quarto New
Yorker, or No. l of Vol III. thus affording
to new subscribers an opportunity of be
ginning with distinct volume. entirely I'M
connected with the one preceding, while
our original patrons will be advantaged in
receiving their copies i'll a form calculated
better for binding in n convenient volume,
than under the old arrangement The
distinguishing line between the old and
new Series will he indicated at the head of
the first page of every number; and as no
change is contemplated i'll the size or quail
ty Of the work, no Inconvenience eau
result to those who have taken it from the
commencement; while, OH the other hand,
ii presents the features of an entirely new
publication to those who may date their
subscription with the new volume.
Under its improved arrangement, the
whole edition for one year will embrace two
semi annual volumes, each containing four
hundred and sixteen pages of original and
selected matter such as has heretofore been
presented to its readers, and which, it is
hoped, has been of character 10 meet the
full approval of the literary and general
tastes OF the reading community. The
two volumes will comprise eight hundred
and thirty two pages, fifty two OF which
will be Music.
The aim Of the Publishers is to presen,
IN compact, neat, and portable form,
literary and miscellaneous Journal adapted
TO the intellectual wants of their readers
and from tho very fattering success that
has thus far rewarded their efforts, they in
dulge the hope that the New-Y orker will
dontnue to receive that share of public
avor which it has ever been their study
to merit. The expression of cordially and
and good feeling manifested by their friends !
aud contemporaries affords gratifying evil !
dence that the character of their journal
hasibeen based upon n correct foundation,
and it would therefore be irrelevant to say
aught regarding thor future intentions, !
further than to express their determination |
OF leaving no means untried of furnishing |
u Shoe which will bear respectable criticism |
when compared with any of the periodicals
of the day Of a similar character.
10 those who propose palronizng the |
work, promptitude in forwarding their Or
ders is earnestly recommended, as from
present appearances it is believed that, large |
is the edition is which will be printed, still |
n numerous orders daily received for it,
will quickly put it out of the power of the .
Publishers to supply lbacls numbers, and
they will not warrant the entire volume TO
those who may come in late with their
Annexed are the conditions
which mnst be strictly adhered 10, as the !
line Of conduct laid down will govern the |
transaction of business between the pub
fishers and patrons.
CONDITIONS.
The Quarto New-Y Yorker will be Dub-
lished every Saturday afternoon on an
extra-imperiul sheet of the finest quality,
sixteen pages Of three columns
each, and afforded 10 its patrons III city and
at THREE DOLLARS per an
lum, payable infleXibly in advance. Orders
rom distance, unaccompanied by re-
nittance, will necessarily remain unanswer-
Ell. Any person or persons sending So
positively free Of postage or other charges
will receive two copies for one year, or u
single copy for TWO years, and in the same !,
proportion for larger sum. The few who
may desire to take the folio edition for i'm
mediate perusal and the Quarlo for binding.
will be entitled TO receive both for $3.50 in
!!d,'ance, We will cheeriully preserve their
lies OF the Quarto for any such who NAV
leslre It. II. GREELY g. co.
1877 Nassau-st. New-York.