Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-23

January, 1871 and new volumes will bs
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July hereafter, making two yoldmes ne,
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:, THE NEW WORLD
10 a journal OF Popular Literature. Grill.
clsm Science and the Arts. ltis supplied
wl'h articles by the first living writer's Of
the United States aud Great Britain. m.
"rsl number was issued in October. 1899.
ana its circulation has steadily increased
10 this day, till it counts more render,
'n'" any DINER newspaper OF ils kind in
the world. This is owing to the fact Of
us having given to The public, for sum
merely nominal and always in advance Of
an! olher PRINT, The mos, popular works
OF me most approved authors. Wilbis.
tue Drlei period OF lis existence il has in
sued, with unexampled ceIeri,y. and or,en
ociore they appeared in London, work.
o. Edward LyIlon Bulwer; Thos Moore.
Charles Dickens, (Boz.); Sheridan Know.
'oS; w. H. Ainsworth; D'lsraeIi; Sereean,
'a'iourd; Captain Maryatt; Henry Cock.
ION; the author Of Valentine Fox. Samuel
warren; author ofPassages from the D;.
airy oi late Physician; Mrs. Jameson.
MISS Milford; and others less known 10
!a'he, though scarcely inferior in merit.
rlece' original and selected, by writer.
u our own country, have also adorned
Is pages; Miss Setgwlck Professor Lone.
elbow; Washington Irving; Bryant; HoI.
mes; Hallock; Sprague; Dana; Sergeant.
NC. Nc.
novel and striking feature orthe New
" ora Is, that 1t has given, besides tho
,reat Literary productions of the dnv.
ne ulScourses OF eminent Divines--,hs
lev Orvllle Dewey, ID. D.; the Rich,
Sev, Y. Doane, ID. D.; Bishop of Ma
ersey; the Rev. William G. Cbannua
=. ", The Rev. Robert Newton. the cale'
1rated English Clergyman; the Rev Geo
. L1eever; the Rev. AIR. kirk ,ha D..
:. sawyer, aud great many others.
~ addition 10 all these new and popular
works., these eloquent discourses, this
Comprehensive Journal has given The
es' poems and periodical papers which
ave appeared IN the English and Ameri
VI Magazines. What has been done il
earnest Of what will be done. But IVA
all not only preserve the former char.
'ef OF the paper, but elevate tour
ny increasing facilities enabling US to
so.
A most attractive feature in the New
ora at present is new story by Boz,
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hough striving to say much in few
rus, 1t IS quite vain to attempt ting
IN half the attractions Of the New
orld in this place. II will speak for il.
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IS, no Irrellglous sentiment is ever nj.
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