The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
TIL L NEW WORL D.

The Enlarged Quarto Edition Of this elegan,
mammoth weekly has been greatly improved, both
In regard TO paper, matter, and embellishments
und its conductors are constantly the alert to pro-
cure the assistance of the most talented writers in
America and Europe as contributors to its columns.
This is the proper season to subscribe for good
Family Newspaper, to amuse and instruct during
the long evenings Of Fall and Winter. The New
WORLD is just the paper to suit every class of read
ers Its literary contents, both original and seec-
ted, cannot be eAcelled by any journal in America.
The hest writer's in this country and Europe are en-
gagged as CONFERENCE.-The best artists in both hem
spheres are employed in preparing beautiful EN-
beshments, to ornament its pages and render still
more attractive, by pictorial representations, the
various articles which are written ar selected for the
qualification of its readers. The New WORLD
will contain yearly over ONE HUNDRED EN-
CRAVINGS on wood, done in the best style of the
art-and in all things the most liberal expenditure
is promised by tho publisher, to maintain its pres
ent character as the largest and best periodical in
our country.
The well known reputation Of its Editor, PARK
BENJAMIN, is guarantee for the ability with
which the New WORLD is conducted, as is evil
denced by the unparalleled success which has been
awarded 10 il by the public The circulation is now
nearly Twenty-Five Thousand copies weekly, and
il is doubtless the most prosperous newspaper es-
,ablishment in America, though not yet two years
silce the issue Of the first number. The QUARTo
EDITION is now on its third half yearly volume,
and its circulation is $4,000.
The Editor announces the association with him,
Of DONALD MACLEOD, Esq, gentleman well
known in the United States. lie was one of the
original editors Of the New York Daily Times, and
for two years editor Of the Washington Madisonian.
Mr. Macleod sailed in the Acadia, Aug. 49, for
London, the bearer of dispatches to the American
Minister, and has taken up his residence in that
great metropolis of the world, and will conduct our
Foreign Correspondence, make selections from new
and popular works, engage contributors of eminent
reputation, write comments on the state 70 affairs
abroad; and, in short, do all that behOves an editor
Of the New World resident in the Grand Meropo-
lis Of Art, Science and Literature.
The splendid story of Military Life entitled
"CHARLEs OMALLEY, THE IRIsH DRA-
COON" giving vivid description of the Peninsula
War uuder Wellington, during the occupation Of
Spain and Portugal by the French, is in course of
publication in the New WORLD, Qhe proof sheets
Of which are obtained in ARRANGE by purchase Of
the authors pubsbsrs,) and is without question
the most humorous, graphic and popular novel Of
the day, and which no one can read except with in
tense interest and delight.
The subscription price is So n year, for which
m immense quantity Of reading is furnished. The
Quarto contains l6 pages Of four columns each,
and is in form well adapted for binding and pres
erva'ion. Letters post paid, must be addressed to
the publisher, J. Winchester, 80 Ann ST., n. Y.