The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-27
OuaPtO New World.
PROSPECTUS OF FOURTH VOL,
COMMENCING JANUARY |, 1912.
EDITED BIZ PARK BENJAMIN.


DURING the two years which have elapsed sinca
tsThe New World" was begun, il has been she eff
fort of the Editor to render il the most READABLE
newspaper Of the day. To this end the proprieton
have lhqraIIy contributed Neither trouble nor ex.
pense has heeH pared. The most popular books
and periodicals have been purchased The hest
contributors have been engaged. A correspondence
with the most interesting paris OF the world has
been established. In short the best arrangements
have been made to publish independent literary
Journal acceptable 70 all classes Of readers. The.
editor can think of nothing which has been LEFT m
done TO Ell nance the value and to elevate the cha
acter of the New World. ="
It's success has been most encouraging. be A-i0s
| commence the year with circulation OTa, IS
! TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND COPIES, lar
ger number, il is believed, THIN is issued Of any
/ other weekly paper in Great Britain or the United
States. This success is imp.ted chiefly tn two rea.
lsons: first, to It's having contained unpFecedeRt-
Ell number of excellent articlesby the most popular
authors; second, to its having stunned and ob>erV.
ed an elevated moral Tone Its columns are un.
contaminated bv party politics, and ito ample pages
unsoiled by profane and improper ess, vulgar alu-
sions ireligiOus sentiments; and therefore it finds
Its warmest welcome by the domestic hearth, and
receives its highest approx al from that SEX whoss
u rights II has maintained, in whose deliracy il ha
never offended and whose mental and social supe
rlority it has labored to vndicate.
: About to enter upon year, and to coz
menCe another volume, we proceed to mention
few inducements for old friends TO continue with
ard Tor new friends TO join their company N
change whatsoever will be made Ia The manner
editing and conducting the New Wor /; but il wi
receive in all its departments fresh accessions Of
hility. Many ahle writers viii grace our column
Permanent arrangements have been made n secure
the exclusive literary services Of DONALD MAcLEOD,
FRANCIsJ. GRUND, and BRANTz MAYER, Esqures.
I'd Mr.. MACLEOD, resident IN London, will keep our
inf ff all Of hoO
= transpire in England, Scotland and Ireland Be.
ing IN constant personal intercourse with the best
I'D known authors, he will obtain fom them mann
OF scripts, prOofshrets and early copies of the latest
O. publications. Thus shall we be enabled, as we have
hitherto done, TO give in the New World their latest
works IN adrance Of any other newspaper IN .4nle-
Il rieG.
e. Mr.. GRUND, resident in Bremen, will, by regul.r
v and copous corresp ndence advise our readers Of
nj the SOCIAL, literary and religious condition of CONT
!; mental Europe.
- BRANTz MAYER, (uhose name we introduce With
IS great easur, as that of one of The most accom-
o plshed Young men OF country resident in Mex.
III leo, will send letters, descriptive of that
nj ploed portion of the Western Henri phere, Of iI
inha innts, their names, laws and customs, and
- of all onjrcts of curiosity, whether ancient nrmO
Is den tits letters will be accompanied by lluFra'
I'll tive drawings, which will he engraved and present
II Ell in eir columns.
- ORIGINAL ARTICLES, By the hest American
= writers, w 4 enrich eur pages in the coming voumr.
W Among the attractive features of his escrption
OF have the pleasure to that earI in JAN
Il uaiy will BIZ commenced, A NEW NOVEL, by-ah
e American, written expressly for the New v Orlds
. and entitled
2 Abel Parsons story of the Great Fire.
IL possesses deep local interest, and will be read
e with great pleasures it is replete with incident,
{ aud beautifully written.
r sou IL MES So
h Under this title, new work b, the author of
harles OMalley, will be comuenced in ihs Is, No
of the volume. 1t will be given to oul readers
" simultaneously with its pub'cation IL England
p The FIRST 91sof Our Mess'' i called IS sc H,.
" TON, The 4 sAman," and is every way worthy the
II reputation of its distinguishes author.
" Original Discourse, by ministers of the Gospel,
will occasionally be- given; among them we Intend
to present. during the ne. yeir, practical sermons
from every Bishop N the United States, as wen as
from eminent clergymen OF all denominations
Il To add to the attrariveress Of the New World
It will continue to be decorated by ELEGANT
n ENtRAVINGS ON WOOD, from the most spi.
rtell designs. Two or three OF these wall often be
! given IN single paper. 1t is also int nded 70 al.
y propriatea column Tor the especial entertainment
e Of juvenile readers, so that the New World shall &C.
l. in eUerg respects THB VERY FAIRLY NEwsPAPER
= / IN AMERICA. ~
! CHARLES O'MALLEY.s
= All Subscribers who order from the CONNER,
= ment of the third volume (July 81, 1s4I,) will
tam the whole OF this popular story, which is a.
II worth the price Of years subscription.
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fEF No article IN progress Of pablSeataon s,
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volume; but it win be commenced with fresh and
4 original works.
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February, 1912.