Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-07-18
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~. Al 3 49, q se great objects 81 WAL
dies Library 20 make goea reaolns
-heerer. and % bring Literature % every |
manSs door," ThaG object has been Accom-
DI;sbed . wehave given 20 books wings, ana |
they have few to the uttermose parts o. Cul
vast continent. carrying society % the seC!u-
ded. occupation to the Literary. Inior mauoN
"a All. we now propose still further 70 re-
duce prices, and render the access 20 nt-
erary banquet more than twoiold acCcsS'ois1
we rave and shall continue to give ~ the
nnaTto Library. q volume weekly tor Two
cents day we now propose to give Vol
unle in the same period for less than IOuF
cents week, and to add IS piqOant sea-
sioniug 10 e dish few columns OF SnoT-
ter literarysmatters; and summary OF tue
news and events Of the day. We know Oy
experience and calculation that we can 80
stiiI further in the matter OF education ana
we feel that there is still verge enough tor
us TO aim at Offering to an increasing htera'
nv appetite that mental food which u
Graves.
The Select Circulating Library. now as
ever SO great a favorite, will continue 70
make its weekly visits and be issued IN
form for binding and preservation ana us
price and form viii remain the same. Dut
we shall in the first week OF January 1887,
issue huge sheet Of the size OF the largest
newspapers of America, but on very superb
or paper also filed with books otthe newest
and most entertaining, though IN their sew
eraI departments of Novels IalesS Voya-
yes, &c, select in their character, joined
with reading such as usually should MI
weekly newspaper. By this method we
hope to accomplish great good; TO enliven
and enlghten the family circle, and to give
70 il, at an expense which shall be no con-
sideration TO any, a mass Of reading that IN
book EorIn would alarm the pockets of the
prudent, and to do it in manner that the
most sceptial shall acknowledge ''the power
of concentration can no farther Co." No
book which appears in Waldie's Quarto
I .ibrarv:wilI be published in the Omnibus,
which win be an entirely distinct periods
cal.
TERMS.
WALDIEs LIBRARY Omnibus will be
issued every Friday morning. printed on
paper of quality superior to any other
weekly sheet, and of the largest size. II will
contain.
lst Books, the newest and the best that
can be procured, equal every week to a
London duodecimO volume, embracing Nov
els, Travels, Memoirs, &c. and only char
geable with newspaper postage.
Cd. Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches;
notices of books and information from ''the
world of letters" of every description.
Sd. The news Of the week concentrated
to a small compass, but in sufficient amount
to embrace a knowledge Of the principal
events, politics FL and miscellaneous, Of Eu
rope and America.
The price will be two dollars TO clubs OI
FIVE subscribers where the paper is fOwar-
ded to one address. To clubs Of two indl.
viduals, Ave dollars single mail subscribers
three dollars. The discount on uncUrren'
money will be charged 20 the remitter the
low price and superior paper absolutely
prohibiting paying discount. Subscriber:
to the Library Of Port Folio, two dollar:
and half. Mail remittance to be Post Paid
On no condition will copy ever be sem
uatil the payment is received in advance
AS the arrangements for the prosecution
Of this great literary undertaking are al
made, and the proprietor has redeemed al
his pledges to generous public for many
years, no fear of the non fulk lment can b
felt. The Omnibus viii be regularly Is
sued, and contain in year reading, matte
equal in amount to two volumes Of Rec
Cylopedia, for the small sum mentioned a
bove. Address, post Paid.
ADAM WALDIE.
rs Carpenter ST. Philadelphia
u Editors through out the Union, will
confer favor he, .-s,,s-- A.. -