The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-30
Prospectus of
EVERY YOUTHS GAZETTE.

SECOND gOL.-PRTCE REDUCED.
The largest, handsonlest, and cheapest Pc
Tiodical for the Young. in the u. States
published every fortnight at the Office of
the New World, and every number embel-
lished with elegant EngraVings.
"E enter upsn the second volume Of EVERY
w YoUTh's GAZETTE on the first of January.
l343, in the full confidence of exceeding, in an
eminent degree, our previous efforts in making
one of the most instructive, useful and entertain
ing periodicals, for the young of both sexes, ever
before established in this country One great fea-
ture in the Youths Gazette,' in tue ensuing vol
will be tho reprinting of all the popular works
for children, blythe most eminent English autIoors.
such as Mrs. Sherwood, Mary Hewitt. Emily Tav.
Or, Maria Hack, Miss Strickland, Miss Wakefield
and many others, all which will be embellished
with BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD,
many OK them executed in London, and are moi
only exceedingly valuable as illustrations of the
various subjects. but interesting as works of art
In fact in pictorial attractions, no periodical of
the kind can compare with this-nO expense be-
ing spared to make tho YoUTH's GAZETTE for the
young what the New World is for adults the most
interesting and comprehensive paper IA the coun.
| try.
In oil respects, its conents-embracino Natur.
al History, Geology, Botany, Voyages, Travels.
Adventures, Tales, Sermons, &c-will be adapted
TO the understandings Of Youth from five to fifteen
I
not pervaded with pure moral tone.
Parents and Guardians of Youth can in no wav
| so powerfully aid in the improvement in useful
knowledge and morality of their children and
wards, as to subscribe for this journal. It's great
| object is to make learning attractive rather than
a task, and inspire a love for reading which shah
tend 20 the formation OF habits of virtue industry
and usefulness. Every father of family should
take the Gazette for his children, as the cheapcs
!; schoomaster which can be employed for their men
tai and moral culture-and the great favour with
which the work has been received during its frs
volume, lusliGes the publisher in the most liberia
OUTLAWS to enrich its pages for the second-whicl
will render it worthy of a more extensive circnla
ton than II has hitherto enjoyed, large as it ha
already been.
TERMS:
One Dollar and Fifty Gems Year, or Fire Copie
; for Fire Dollars.
Il The YoUTH's GAZETTE is published every tw
I weeks! on beautiful paper, and contains sixties
quarto pages, of three columns EACH SingI
) subscriptions, 81 50i two copies for So so; fiv
z copies for S., and S. for each additional name.
\ All Postmasiers are authorized and solicited
act agents, from whom One Dollar year
all cases will be received in full payment for sui
= scription, thus leaving them a commission OF 8
u per cent ON each. Remittances must be on
e specio-paying bank, and sent free Of postage
]. o. Copies Of the first volume will be sent
all new subscribers, for /, additional, which wi
thus render the series complete. Specimen nun
bers sent to all who wish 10 examine the work b
: fore subscribing, if the request is made free
= postage. Addrets
WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-s, n. y.
December, 1912.