Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-10-28
THE NEW MIRROR.
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KyKRY sUMBER EhBKLIsHED WITH AN ORIGINAL
AND ExQenfrE DESIGN on STEEL.

nir,srated By. @. Chapman, rho = engossd -
slvsipely for this york.
Tklxs--@3 per snnum-SinEe Nos. cents.
TN the course ola few weeks, the undersigned
il will commence on his own account the publlca-
ton ola New Series Of tho New York Mirror in
the octave form, on entirely novel and original
PLAZA, with 4 steel engraving in every number, and
a. the reduced price of Three Dollars per annuin,
or s cents per copy.
The New Mirror will appear with many stri-
king and attracting features, distinguishing 1t from
erery other Periodical Ii will be published with
new type on fine paper, and each number will con-
tain beautiful engraving Oh Steel, designed and
sketchad BY Chapman, illustrating tbs letter press
which il accompanies, and which it will invest
with peculiar interest. But, besides the contribu
tons of all cur extensive corps Of correspondents
which embraces most of the talent in this country
we have made arrangements for fresh and early
from Of the best writers OF France,
and for proof sheets from several OF the popular
authors Of England. With such materials, and with
.nch fsllow-aborsrs in tho literary vineyard, We
hops TO present to The American reader a weekly
journal Of greRt value and unusual excellencs.
The parade Of mere names will be sedulously A.
voided. The Mirror will Do remarks bls, we hope,
rather for good articles without names, than for
poor articles with distinguished names. 1t will
embrace in ito scope every department of elegant
soe sty and manners, sentiments of every day life,
piauAnt essays, domestic and foreign cofrespon-
dence, literary intelligence, wit and humor, iasnoa
and gossip, poetry. the fne arts, and literary mu-
| sesl and dramatic criticism. LIS revisws OF new
works .eiii be careful, discriminating and impair
,ial 1t win aim 20 foster literature suited TO ,hs
;s.ts an desires Of the age and country. Its ten
dsncy will be cheerful and envsning, as well -
improving. II will seek to crafty every rshned
taste, but never to offend the most fastdous; ana
il viii ever feel lite duty TO be, to "turn the sunny
sido ofihngs to human eyes"
| Ths work will be published every Saturday -
numbers of sixteen large supsr-royal pages, with
doubls columns, and enclosed in aneat ornamental
cover. Il will fora at the end oil the year, two
superb volumes, each OF Al pages, filled with ihs
gems of literature and the fine arts.
/ The low prie. At which il will be issued, rem
dsrs i, the cheapest periodical in this or any oihsf
country, considering the and beauty offs flF-
tTY-TWO ENGRAViNGS and the intrinsic
value Of its literary contents. Those DESTROYS of
| roc eirs the paper from the commencement, VIII
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forwarding 10 the Undersigned, at No. Ann street,
three dollars free Of expense.
! Letter. enclosing the amount OF subscription
may be ranked by all postmasten Agents, car
| risrs, and ae~smsn, will DO supplied Oh The usual
terms.
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without any deviation whatever.
Such Editors az copy the above, will obliss sy
| forwarding = marked paper, and BY resumlns the
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troll GEORGE p. NORRIS,
Edsr and Publisher, 4 Anu St, N. 7.