Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-07
GEO. II. GRAHAM,
REPUBLICATION OF
BENTLEY'S MiSCELLANI!!
Al only III cents per copy.

THE subscriber. determined TO keep
pace with the progress OF the times, Gnd
10 lead the van OF newspaper enIeFPrIze,
Ras made arrangements tor COMM ENC
ING IMMEDIATELY the REP b.
LEGATION otthe MOST POPULAR
BRITISH MAGAZINE OF the day, IN
stle fully equal to that of the majority
oEthe reprints, aud at price beIo" when
no periodical can be offered. The work
referred to is
BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY,
magazine which, from tie moment OF
It's first issue has received the supper! and
applause OF thousands of readers on both
sides of the AtlantlC-work sustained by
tue contributions Q! some Of the most brill
Han! writer's Of the age, popular IN It's
character and varied IN It's contents, which
aas ranked at different periods, among,
It's contributors, Leigh Hunt, Dickens,
Ainsworth, Hood >. Z. Hall, ingolsby,
Lady Morgan, Mrs. Hall, Lamar BIanch
ard In short, almost all the distinguished
authors ofEng land. Ii would be needless
to expallate upon the merits of BEN l.
LEY'S MISCELLANY, for they are
recognised here almost as universally as
IN Great Britain. Articles from It's pa
yes have been copied extensively IN our
papers, and the American reprint oil
Bently has enjoyed very extensive cir~
culalion But there arc thousands in
this nation Of Magazine and newspaper
readers who cannot afford TO pay the price
asked for the only American reprint IN the
market, and moreover delay occurs in
the republication alluded to. which is far
from satisfactory TO the public and which
our facilities enable US to obvlate.
we propose to issue WITHIN FOR.
.TY-EIGHT HOURS AFTER THE
ARRIVAL OF EACH STEAMSHIP
OF THE CUNARD LINE
A Republication of
BENTLEY'S MISCELLANY,
in the large octave form adopted general.
lily by the American publishers Of the
cheap editions, OF the English novels,
printed ON good paper and type, with d
neat cover, so that publishers may bind
it 10 the same volume with The publca>
tuous of the "Brother Jonathan" and 9TH
er Offices. The terms will be as fol,
lows.
Subscription price for the year, 8 80
Two copies for S3 90: 4 copies So Go
single copies ~ cents.
Each number OF the Miscellany con,
,ains over, 100 pages IN the Eulsh edition
a. the Londou price is about seven dollars
a year. The vast amount Of reading, mat
ter and the astonishing cheapncSs OF our re
print, will be apparent on a moment
consideration. The subscriber boldl,
, challenges, The world to produce a paral
4 lei to his present enterprise, ia which not
f withstandng the outlay involved, and lh
. exertlons requisite TO carry it INTO effect
/ he embarks unhesIauogly in the full con
. fidence OF the support aud appreciation O
the public. The first or January numbe
will be issued from this office in a E1y
hours after the arrival OF the steamship.
= The postage. or this reprint will be on
% ly;24 cents. undor 100 miles, and 4 cent
:, over 100 miles.
u GEO. ROBERTS.
q !" Proprietor Of the Boston Notion.
= This cheap reprint OF Bentey's Mis-
r ceIIany, we shall probably follow with req
y uIar reprints of EIackwood 4, other prom
. laent English Magazines, IN a uniform
!, Style with our reprint Of Bentley.
!. PROSPECTUS
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