The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-07-20
T He NEW W 0 R L D
A WEEKLY FAMILY JOURNAL OF
Popular Literature, Science .lrt and yVetcs.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.

A WEEALf FAMILY JOOhNAL bf
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Prospectus qfthe nh Semi. 4nual Volume,
Commencing July s, and ending Dec. So 1913.
The Projectors of this popular and
widely circulated Family Journal, an
nounce with pleasure to their friends
throughout the boundless continent"
that the seventh semi-annual volume of
"The New World " commences on the
9th of July, under more favorable aus
pices than any of its predecessors. AL
though the literary journals have of late
multiplied, and, in consequence of the
new system of cheap books, the public
have been bounti(ully supplied with in
tellectual Entertainment, this wellestab-
lshed newspaper has been generously
sustained, and seems to have lost none
of that favor which frightened its early
days. Much labor, and care, and ex-
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the proprietors, though extensively en-
gagged in other publications, have never
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New World worthy Of the success by
which it has been attended. The ablest
pens in this country have been employed
to illustrate lis pages, and, from the
abundant sources Of British genius, the
reader has not failed to receive large
measures of instruction and delight.
Thorough & extensive arrangements
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agency established in London, for the
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and important books and periodicals,
will be continued; and it is contemplated
by the Editor to visit Europe in the
Autumn, for the purpose Of establishing
a general correspondence on the Con-
tinent, and of engaging the valuable aid
Of some of the best writer's of the OLD
World.
In addition to the attractions recorded
below, the seventh volume will contain
a Romance by the late celebrated DR..
Maginn, entitled
JOHN NAME STY,
u IL l. V IL IL / " U L. W Il IL Z II "A 1 .
Also a series of papers on the Liter
allure and Politics of France, by the
Count Alfred de Vigny, author of Chat
terton, Cling Mars, &C., translations of
which will be made under the immediate
superintendent Of the author: also, a
Romance by Henry Cockton, Esq, au-
thor of Valentine Vox, Stanley Thorn,
Sc, entitled
THE SISTERS,
which will be reprinted from the Illus
trated London News, with all Of the
beautiful embellishments.
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10 be given with promPtitude. In the
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than any other American periodical
whatever. Also, Essays on the various
interesting topics Of the day. The dis
tnguished author of the Review of
IIammond's Political History of New
York, will continue his interesting
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in which many Of the most celebrated
men who have adorned the past history
of our country will figure. Also, by
the same author, a
Retrospect Of tie Stage,
presenting criticisms, notices, and anec-
dotes of the drama, which will excite
universal interest. Mr.. Grund will con-
tmue his Letters on
Germany and the Germans,
embracing History Of her Lite nature,
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engravings will be from Original De-
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Of places, events, and characters in our
own country, Our plan will be to give,
from time 10 time, an
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