The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-22

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THE LARGEST, CHEAHESI3 hANDSOMEST, AND
MOST COMPREHENSIVE NEWSPAPER IN
THE UNITLD STATES.
Edited bv Park Benjamin q Epes Sargent
WITH multiplied resources Tor rendering the
Npy WopIp more valuable than ever ms q COM
nendious newspaper and repository Of elegant lit
erature we enter upon the second volume Qoio)
ON the oath of October, dressed IN beautiful gaTb
of new type, cast expressly Tor the purpose Il
will therefore be a fitting 10 commence new SUBJ
/ scriptOns,, as well as LOT 'he IeHe"ai Vi muse
| which may then expire.
During the first year OF the existence OF the
| New WORLD, il has acquired reputation ana clr-
cuotion superior TO that OF any weekly paper IN
/ the country; and has furnished TO It's subscribers
n during that period, (besldes all the current news
of the dav, domestic and foreign) new and valua-
ble works by Talfourd, D'lsraeeli, Thomas Moore
Miss Milford Mrs Jameson, Charts Dickens, Aim
sworth, Knowles, BulweT, Marry at and others
i works, which in London could not be PtTcnaseU
for ffty times the amount OF the subscription
> | price oC the New World In addition TO WORKS oil
interest by these eminent authors, 1t has contain
. ed the cream of the periodical literature OF the
dav as well as original articles from the pens Oh
i some of the most popular writers Of AmeIica'
/, among whom we may mention MISS Seog"leAv
Orville Deway. Professor Longielow. the author
r. Of Yankee Notions,' Slmms. Street, &c, &C.,
" In notifies we shall, as hitherto, mainia an ar
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> unobiectional in a moral point OF vlaw. In cIlh-
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nerfect independence, even though we incur the
vengeance OF all ounces. We shall, IN concu-
SION earnestly strive to render sheet not only
worthy OF the unparalleled favor il has expenen-
ced. but of a continually extending ciTculauon.-
While we continue to furnish with all possible
promptitude the most attractive Literature OF the
m, dav, we s all, as means enlarge, anord that
IL oensaon to native authors which may induce
us them to make the New Word the medium for
nd presenting 10 the public their best productions
Our excellent London correspondence Will be con-
or tnued, and due attention will be paid to the COM
no mercia agricultural and news departments OF our
nd paper. o,,.r,ro r,,r,7o>5
ac- OF sixteen large pages was commenced on the
SIS svth If June last in order the wishes Of
les larOe number of subscribers, by giving them its
ups rich and varied contents in suitable form for
lar binding This we have done without having en-
NC HANGED the price, that new subscribers, and
of others on the renewal Of previous subscriptions,
IN can take their choice between the Quaro and O.
,od, Ito form fe-But few of the Quarlo, from
nes No. |. now remain on hand in the office and
leu we shall therefore, not be able long to supply
'eH- them.
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d. IN Letters relative the editorial department,
also be addressed to PARK BENJAMIN g. EPEs SARGENT
hints Editors those relative TO the business deparmer
ungs to WINCHESTER, Publisher,
New-York CITY, 1870