Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-06
Periodical Literature.
CINCINNATI MIRROR.
Z bted by " D Gallagher i 7 II Shreye,

e CIRCUMSTANCES connected with
Y ~ Mr.. MarshaIl's private arrange
q. mcnIs, having induced him 10 discontnu,
g 'The Buckeye, that publication, in ac
, cordance with The wish Of large MAORI
. ty otits subscribers, will be,issued here
= after under its old title, the HCINCINNApI
MIRROR .....
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} TO the old friends Of the Mirror and to
; the more recent subscribers 10 the Buck.
eye, that Messrs, William b. Gallagher
and Thomas Fl. Shreve will resume its
ledhorlal arrangement. In mentioning
the names of these gentlemen, wAose in
dustry and literary qualifications are so
well known, the publishers deem it super
'huous 10 eXpatlate on the future Charac-
ter OF the work under their superintcn-
deace the CINCINNATI MIRROR attained
It's thousands Of subscribers, and was re-
cognlzed by most literary periodicals, in
Ihe union, as inferior tO none OF its con-
temPoraries ;--lncontestible proofs Of the
estimation oItheir merits, aud of The an.
preciaIion Of Western Literature.
From the 'Slutatory' Of the editors, on
resuming their duties, we make the follow
ing extract: 'GentIemen of means having
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which has always attended the Mirror,
will hereafter not exist. We therefore
respeak for il al this time, kuowlug thJ(
1t has suffered somewhat in puDl' tsllma
ton by The several phases wbichit has
presented within a lew months, The attt0.
non OF the western community: 1t shall |
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ildence, aud merit general support IL
culling matter i1r The selected part Of the |
Mirror, we shall diligently ransack the
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and experience as writer's. With Us, one
important aim witI be. 10 bring out and
Iosier the unknown unencOuraged lltera
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lcaH; and VIC have made some sacrifices
md labordd hard, Had VIC trust not inel
ectIgel y, 10 arouse slumbeNng energies,
md elevate tho character OF tho Elera :
uro Ol this sectIvn Of tho great Union.
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