Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-11-25


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o' he 'tro',bIss &c ,hose which ars near.
Il 4 owing 70 this general circulation
that we are enabled IN times like these
not merely to sustain the wonjed styleo Of
our publication, but to present new
claims upon that patriotic regard which
has never been withheld from our untir-
ing exertions to make the New York
Mirror the first publication of the Kind
in Me ,oorld, Nor do we fear to be
thought presuming in aiming at so ohigha q
mark. Let those who would carp at
the expression, but look at the COM
mencement of our.undertaking: to the
first of the fourteen volumes, which, year
after year have been produced with an
increase of toll and expense that has ev-
er keptin advance ofthe support we have
received, liberal, undoubtedly, as that
support has been. Letthem then weigh
The improvements upon its predecessor
in each successive volume, and we fear
lessly assert that they cannot withhold
their approval from our past labors, nor
deny the rich promise with which our
publication is still rife. sT
The LITERARY ARRANGEMENTS for
the coming year must secure agreat in1-
provement in this department ofthe Mir
ror: for while our journal will continue
to be mainly supported by Morris, Viii
lis, and Fay, new engagements have
been made with Captain Marryatt, and
several other writers of established
reputation, on both sides Of the At
lantic, TO give us the aid Of their talents;
and enroll themselves with those who,
like DR.. Cox, have become almost iden-
tilted with our columns. These increa-
sed resources must necessarily give q
diversity to the paper; while, in order to
promote that unity Of purpose which, is
so desirable in such journal, and which
can only be secured by ITS having one ac.
lmg head'lne lnirior mas now oeSn placea
uneer 'he l'nlleula'u !, eullorial elaise q
d as'ngle person. ahd .ne PfoPrle'or is nap
Pylo announce llla' nc nus 'l,aae "a, q PEI
laaaen' 1I n arranSe.nen. wi.n n TT. -, - =. =.
1rcgm0n' VINO hds loi 'i'oi'ils iiau elia'se
Oh 'hls department.
The STEEL ENGRAvrNGs now in the
course OF preparation for the coming
year are such as we shall be proud to
'ay oeiore our couh'rylhen. lney coiii-
memorale the romantlc scenery ana m Ihe
llluslrious charac'ers OF our iana. ne
Ldmo'mg at1qmes'o'c"' Palnted oy cnap-
man, VIII appear among Inc ms,orl-
cal lahoScaPes' anu our series oi TOT,
tralts whlGn began WIN nalieck' WIN
De De followed oy .nose oI q1 Dryan,, oprague'
cooper irving ana verP'ans: *. making,
when ilnisneo' mosl eaiuaole s,i Por.rai1
gallery ol americans !,, OF lllefary celeprle
~ wnlle tney H,us'tale ,ne genus ol
STEWART 'ii'llall' w elf' anu o'her NAIVE
arllsls ss,s OF "holh our country Is justly
PROUD. .fF
IHE WooD ENeRAvINGs TO which
we have ever paid our attention, as the
branch OF the art to which they belong
is one which our countrymen are rapid
" carrying to high degree OF perlec-
tion' Will assume new Importance IN
tnls new volume, as all WIN acknoWl-
eege who behold the SUPERB specimen
OF ChaPman's genius and Adams skill in
Oil early
The Musical DEPARTMENT. for the
coming year, will be enriched by many
original contributions by Horn and Rus
sell, alternated with choice morceaux
from rare European collections, and oc-
caslonai selections from new and.popular
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