Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-08
The New Mirror,

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EDITED BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
Illustrated by J. G.. Chapman, WhO is engaged &C.
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new type, on fine paper, and each number will con-
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and etched by Chapman, illustrating the htterpress,
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with peculiar interest. Besides the contributions
Of ALL OUR EXTENSIVE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENT
which embraces most of the talent of this country
we have made arrangements for fresh and early
transetions 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 fellow-laborers in the literary
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but never to offend the most fastdous; and il will
ever feel its duty to be to "turn the sunny side of
things to human eyes,"
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mental cover II will form, at the end of the year
two superb volumes, each of four huHdred and
sixteen pages, filed with The gems of literature
and the fine arts. ..-
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GEORGE P. MORRIS,
Editor and Proprietor, No. 4 Ann street, nea
Broadway.
March 25,h. Is4s