The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-30
THE NEW MIRROR.
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Edited by GEORGE p. MORRIS.
By J. G CHAPMAN.


Who is engaged exclusively for the Work.
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TN the course of few weeks, the undersigned
n will commence, on his ocn account, the pub.
hcatlon of NEW SERIES of the NEW YORK
MIRROR, in the octapo form, on an entirely norel
and original plan, with Steel Engraving an etery
nlnsbsr. and at the reduced price Of Three Dollars
per GnTbnts or 81 cents per copy.
The New MIRROR will appear with many strick-
ing and attractive features distinguishing 1t from
eregg other periodical 1t will be published with
new type, on fine paper, and each number will con-
tain beautiful EfgTGriag on Steel, designed and
etched by Chapman, illustrating the letteT-Dress
which 1t accompanies, and which it will invest
with peculiar interest. Besides the contributions
of ALL OUR EXTENSIVE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS
which embrace most of the talent Of this country
we have made arrangements for fresh and early
iranslations from some of the bess writers Of
France, and for proof sheets from several of the
popular authors OF England. With such materials
and such felow-laborcrs in the literary vineyard,
we hope TO present TO the American reader q
| weekly journal of great value and unusual excel
/ lence. The parade Of mere names will be sedu-
ously avoided. The MIRROR viii be remarkable,
i we hope, rather Tor good articles without names,
1 than for poor articles with distinguished names.
Ii will embrace in its scope erery department OF
| elegant literature, comprising tales of romance,
/ sketches OF society and manners, sentiment, and
| everyday lie. piquant essays, domestic and for
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and humor, fashion and gossip, poetry, the fine
arts, and literary, musical and dramatic criticisms
Its reviews of works will be careful, dis
eliminating and impartial 1t will aim to foste
literature suited taste and desires of the agt
and country. It's tendency will be cheerful ane
cnlivenIng, we'll as improving. 1t will seek Il
crafty every refined taste but never to offend
the most fastidous; and it will ever feel its dut,
to be, to ''turn the sunny side Of all things to hu
man eyes"
The work will be published every Saturday
in numbers of sixteen large super.royal pages
/, with double columns, and enclosed in a neat orn
J amental cover. It will form, at the end of tn
: year, two superb volumes, each of four hunare,
aud sixteen pages, filled with the gems Of iitera
= ture and the fine arts.
The very low pnce at which It will be issued
renders it the cheapest periodical in this OF an
otheE country, considering the cost aad beauty G
e its FlFTY-FWO ENGRAYlNGS, and the in
: trinsic value Of its literary contents. Those &c
: sirous Of receiving tho paper from the commence
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a, Ann Street, n. r., three dollars, free of e.
n pense.
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Z riers and newsmen, will be supplied ON tho usu
+ terms Or The cash system riH te rigidly adte
e ca to, srittout any dcuiattoa aciaterer.
al GEORGE P. MORRIS.
Editor and Proprietor,
No. 4, Ann Street, near Broadway N. n.
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