Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-05-06
The New Mirror.
EVERY NUMBER EMBELLsHEp WITH AN
Original and Exquisite Design on Steel.

EVERY NUMBER EMBELLlsHED WITH AN
Original and Exquisite Design on Steel.
EDITED BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
Illustrated By J. G. Chapman, vhO is engaged er-
clwsiueiy for the Work. Terms Three
Dollars per dnnum-Single
Numbers, Ct cents.
IN the course of few weeks, the undersigned
Il will commence on his otcn account the pubiics-
tiOn Of series of the New YORK MIRROR, in
the ocauo form, on an entirely norel, and original
plan, with Steel Engraving in euery number, and
at the reduced price of Three Dollars per annum,
or sic and quarter cents per copy.
The New MIRROR will appear with many strik-
ing and attractive features, Distinguishing ii from
euery other periodical. 1t will be published with
new type, on fine paper and each number will con-
tain beaufulortgtnal ENGRAVING on Steel, designed
and etched by Chapman, illustrating the letter-preSs,
which it accompanies, and which it will invest
with peculiar interest. Besides the contributions
Of ALL OUR EXTENSIVE CORPS OF CORREsPoNDENTs-
which embraces most Of the talent Of this country
we have made arrangements for fresh and carly
TRANSACTIONS from some of the best writers of
France, and for proof sheets from several OF the
popular authors of England. With such materials,
and with such able feow-laborers in the literary
vineyard, we hope to present to the American
reader a weekly journal of great value and unu-
sual excellence. The parade of mere names will
be seduleusy avoided. The mirror" will be re-
markabe, we hope, rather for good articles with
out names, than for poor articles with disin-
guisled names. II will embrace in its scope.
epery department Of elegant literature, comprising
tales of romance, sketches of society and man
Eers, sentiment, and everyday life, piquant es.
says, domestic and foreign correspondence, liter
AIRY Intelligence, wit and humor, fashion and Cos
sip, poetry, the fine arts, and literary, musical,
and dramatic criticisms It's reviews of new works
will be careful, discriminating, and impartial. II
will aim to foster literature suited to the teste
and desires Of the age and country. It's tendency
will be cheerful and enivening, as well as i'm
proving. 1t will seek to crafty every refined taste.
but never to offend tie most fastidiouS; and it will
ever feel its duty to be to 'turn the sunny side Of
things to human eyes"
The work will be published ersry Saturday, in
numbers of sixteen large octave superoyal pages,
with double columns, and enclosed in a neat orna-
mental cover 1t will tOrm, at the end of the year.
two superb volumes, each OF four hundred and
sixteen pages, filled with the gems of literature
and the fine arts.
Tie very low price at which it will be issued,
renders it the cheapest periodical in this or any
other country, considering the cost and beauty of
its FIFTY-TWO ENGRAVINGS, and the in.
trinsic value Of its literary contents. Those de-
sirous Of receiving the paper from the commence
ment, will have il punctuay sent to their address
upon their forwarding TO the undersigned, at No
4 Ann-street, three dollars, free of expense.
! Letters, enclosing the amount Of subscription,
may be franked by all postmasers. Agents, car
iriers, and newsmen, will be supplied on the usual
terms. Or The Cash System toiR be rigidly ad.
herea 10, without any deriation 1hateuer.
! GEORGE P. MORRIS,
Editor and Proprietor, No. Ann street, near
| Broadway.
March 25th, lS43.