Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-05-20
Periodical Literature.
CINCINNATI MIRROR.
Edited byW DGaIIagher4' T H shreve.

i l-ANNthSo W ~ - " - y
"A NEW VOLUME JUST COMMENCED.
CIRCUMSTANCES connected with
~ Mr.. .Marshall's private arrange.
ments, having induced him to discontinue
'The Buckeye that publication, in &C
cordance with the wish efa large majori
Fty ofits subscribers, will be issued here
after under its old title, the CINCINNATI
MIRROR
The undersigned, in becoming the pro.
Prietors Of this extensively circulated pc
riodical, have the qualification Of stating
to the old friends Of the 'Mirror,' aud to
the more recent subscribers to the Buck
eye, that Messrs. William ID. Gallagher
and Thomas Fl. Shreve will resume IFS
editorial management. In mentioning
the names of these gentlemen, whose in
dustry and literary qualifications are so
we'll known, the publishers deem it super
Ruous to expatiate on the future chaMc-
ter of the work; under their superinten-
dence the CINCINNATI MIRROR attained
its thousands of subscribers, and wasrre
cognized by most literary periodicals, in
tho union, as inferier to none Ofits con-
temporaries; ;--incontestible proofs Of the
estimation oftheir merits, aHd Of the ap.
preciation of Western Literature.
From the 'SaIutatory' of the editors, on
resuming their duties, we make the follow
ing extract: Gentlemen Of means having
become its proprietors, one difficulty
which has always attended the Mirror,
will hereafter not exist. We therefore
nespeak for it at this time, knowing tiIat
i has suffered somewhatin public estima
ion by the several phases which il has
PRESENTED within a few months, the Gtten.
con of the western community: 1t shall
'e oar eHdeavor TO inspire general con-
idence, and merit general support 'n
uIIing matter for the selected part Of the
Mirror, we shall diligently 'ransack the
opolar magazines Of the 'ay, and the va
ious new books that are constantly issu.
ng from the teeming press, and we sh all
ave, an especial eyel 10 variety and ra
mess, IN the original department, we
ave secured the constant assistance of
umber ofgenlIemen'of educaho talent
nd experience as writer's. With Us, one !
nportant aim will be to bring out and
ster the unknown unencouraged lltera. :
, talent of The West. The cause of
'estern Literature we have long had al
'art; and we have made some sacrifices
ID labOred hard, and we trust not ineE a
ctively,to arouse slumbsring energies, 81
d elevate the character of the litera C.
re of this section OF the great Union. II
lonymous correspondents shallrecefve
m us respectful attention-but as we
end to make the CINCINNATI MIRROR
orrect representative Of the Literary y
aracter ofthe West, we must be allow +
the privilege of rejecting common. q
CO tales, pressing essays, lame verses, - -
crudities Of all kinds G,
The arrangements which have been pI I
cred into, will place The CINCINNATI -
'RoR under better auspices, than have
'nded it at any time since The period -.
ts commencement. II will contain a
,er quantity of reading matter than
'toiore, and will be printed on superi. ted
upper royal paper, with entirely new me
'ier type. Every number will be fur Ro
led with handsome cover; aud The Tor
k will bCassued puuctuaIly every Sal spr
~ morning, and be seut by mail the it's.
q day 10 distant subscribers. an
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