Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11
THE NEW WORID,

weekly newspaper, devoted IN tJo,,A =
olelSn Intelligence, Literature anJ H..
arts. Edited by Park BENJAMIN. and ,
hufls w. Griswold, late editors of ,ba ,ho
Brother Jonathan. VI ''o
On Saturdays the 10th of October r, :;
sued specimen number of a new yos,,i,,
sheet entitled THE NEW WORLD my
on the 26tll Of the same month, Commenced
'"e ieguilr puollcaton, under that title. of
we iurgest cheapest, and most elegant ne
i,ou'cal IN America. Its editors were
Tue orlginators, and until the commence
heht OF the present publication, the conduc-
tors OF Brother Jonathan and they bring
10 their aid the experience acquired in that
popular journal, and greatly increased IA.
clllties OF every kind, derived from newIv
opened foreign and home correspondence-
agencies, &c. In addition to the nonuIar
periodicals of this continent, thew vii re-
ceive regularly from Londor, Dublin. and
other European capitals, the most cclelra-
yea Is, l'lerary Journals, such as the Monthly
Chronicle, the Monthly, the New Monthly,
the Genileman's Fraziers Backwoods. the
United States Service, the Asiatic Tait's
ana an, the University Magazines, Benloy's
tMllscellany, the Court journal, the Court
Gazette' La Belle Assembee, the Era, the
oalirIst, the Age, the Examiner, the Wri-
tihgs OF Dickens, the quarterly, the For
elgn Quarterly, the London, the Edinburgh,
aud the Dublin Reviews &c.
From all these, and every other new
work OF merit the hest selections will be pi-
ven Immediately after their recention and
thus The spirit vf cotemporar0 hte,u1,re
IN the Old World and New. placed in the
the reach OF the poorest and most humble
WhlIe the editors will make the most
early and copious selections from literary
productions, they will not be forcetfJ ri
me necessity of presenting all the news of
me time, in perfect and faithful digest.-
they will especially aim TO make tho .ns,o
:, "fa Woithy OF It's name from its perfect
'ohP'iatIoh OF Domestic News us well as
4leingence from all parts of the Western
hemisphere. Our newspapers in general.
,"itaIh iuii accounts OF all that happens
n the Old World, even to the most trivial
occurrence, which canbc of little or no IN
crest to our people, while they omit or
,eglect much that Is of consequence from
ne various counties ofthe .Ne,o.
Inc editorial altices of the New World,
VINE they will be rlgdIy flee from all poll
cal or sectional bias, will generally be up-
n topics OF immediate interest and have
rect reference to passing events, to the
ines and the country.
The editors will carefully avoid the nro.
gate tone which characterizes most t,ftbs
'urnaIs IN speaking of the returns of crime
nd wretchedness which fall uhder the ewes
the municipal police. They can see no.
hIhg humorous or witty in such pictures
slhfn5ness and degradation. No udic-
ous accompaniment cl'Incident or language
an make them smile at the frantic yaGaries
incompetence, and dreadful examples of
'ma!e prosiitnlion, suffering and dosoair. or
le penal violations 0fsocia! order bythe io-
GRANT and the imbecile. They can only
ee in such counterfeit presentimcnts, the
cfaced and detied ruins of what was made
/ the image of the Most High--the per-
erted and mbrutedsou of man--ilsdivine
roperues lost its energies degraded and
s celestial essence polluted with bestial
me.
With the most ample assistance in every
apartment, with resources more than suffi-
lent, and friends numerous and true: with
thousand incentives to exertion, and eve
evidence and assurance of the most tri-
mphant success, the New World starts
''o life, and will long gladden. and enllven
ne flreSides of every por;ion-o of our great
ountry.
Price of'THE NEW WORLD Ssper
mum, payable in advance. Two copies
MI be sent for s., to any part Of the city
: country.
AIIletters relating to the editorial depart
ent of the ,Npip UOrld To he addresspdt,
ENJANlN & GRIswoLD; those intended
# the publisher to
]. WINCHESTER.
No 90, Ann stree, N. Y.
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