Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-12
BOSTON MISCELLANY OF LITERATURE
AND FASHION; -
A LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's MAGAZINE.

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THE Subscribers have made arrangements to
in January next the publication of yho"thiy Magazine,
under the above title From every quarter high need of
literary excellence has been granted 10 New England On
every list of the that stand high in countrys lit
eratire those Of her stand highest Their ranks
and strong and they looked upon for the most
efficient support of the literary periodicals in all parts of the
country That they should be Obliged to turn abroad for the
means of communicating with the world is indeed IN
worthy of New England; if her sons and daughters
either could would not appreciate the value of those
who have grown up among them and of them This
has long been felt to be deficiency and evil and il Is
with view 10 fill this void in our national literature
that encouraged by those best able To judge of wants
and our ability, without any desire TO produce sectional
work sectional feelings, we have determined
undertaken this work lightly, without the intention
of awaiting ourselves of all the resources bount open
Every eNeron will be made to call out for the literary de
parment Of the Miscellany all the talent to which We have
just alluded and we have doubt that have the sym
pay of large portion Of the public in believing that with
such resources tins work may he made as interesting, as
useful, and highly worthy the favor Of enlightened
public, as any similar one in the country.
The publishers take pleasure in announcing that NATHAN
HALE in. Esq., has consented TO take charge OF the edto
rial department of the work. gentleman in whom they
place the most implicit confidence. being qualified in
every way perform the abors incident such station
No pains expense will be spared TO make the Miscea
nv worthy of the public patronage Each Number will
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ton of which the most sklfu and eminent artists in this
country, well as in Europe, will be engaged, Also
coored plate of the latest Paris and London Fashions, oh
ained from the most authentic aoroad The latter
will be accompanied by such descriptions and suggestions,
gree, Ineligible and useful. Each Number will also con-
tain two pages of and popular Music, for The
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inferior to any similar work in Europe America
In mechanical creation, New England need not fear com
petition say the least rom other parts of the country.
The Miscellany will contain 4S pages of reading NATTER and
will be printed elegant paper from and beautiful
type; and Specimen Number will he offered to the public
early the first of September next The work will be
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country consequently each subscriber may rest assured Ct
receiving his her copy before its contents have been
anticipated from any other
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and in no will there be any reduction Payment aa1ayS
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