The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-09
Prospectus Of
EVERY YOUTHS GAZETTE.


SECOND HOL-PRTCE REDUCED
The largest, handsomest, and cheapest Pc
riodical for the Young, ia the U. States:
published every fortnight at the Office Of
the New World, and every number embel !
lished with elegant Engravings.
IKE enter upon the second volume Of EVERY
wv YoUrH's GAZETTE on the first of January,
IB43, in the full confidence Of exceeding, in an
eminent degres, our previous efforts in making
one Of the most instructive, useful and entertain
ing periodicals., for the young OF both sexes, ever
before established in this country One great fea-
turo in the Youths Gazette, in the ensuing VOL,
will be the reprntng Of all the popular works
fof children, by the most eminent English authors,
such a. Mrs Sherwood, Mary Hewitt, Emily Tay-
lor, Maria Hack, Miss Strickland, Miss Wakefield
and many others, all which will be embeshed
with BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS ON WOOD,
many Of them executed in London, and are not
only exceedingly valuable as illustrations of the
various subjects, but interesting as works of art.
In fact, in pictorial attractions, no periodical OF
the kind can compare with ths-no expense be-
ing spared 70 make the YoUTH's GAZETTE for the
Young what the New World is for adults, the most
interesting and comprehensive paper in the coun
try.
In all respects, its eontents-embracing Natur
al History, Geology, Botany, Voyages, Travels
Adventures, Tales, Sermons, &c-will be adap.eI
70 the understandings of Youth from FIVE to ffteei
years Of age; and no article is published which j
not pervaded with pure moral tone.
Parents and Guardians Of Youth can in no wa
90 powerfully aid in the improvement in usefu
knowledge and morality Of their children an
wards, as 70 subscribe for this journal. Its gres
object is 70 make learning attractive rather tina
a task, and inspire love for reading which sha
tend 70 the formation Of habits of virtue, industr
and usefulness. Every father Of a family shoul
take the Gazette for his children, as the cheapei
schoomaster which can be employed for their mer
tai and moral culture-and the great favour wit
which the work has been received during its FRI
volume, Iustihes the publisher in the most liber'
OUTLAWS 70 enrich its pages for the second-whic
will rondorit worthy Of more extensive circulu
ton than It has hitherto enjoyed, large as it hi
9!qady been.
TERMS:
q Z Dollar and Fyfly Cent? a Year, or Fire Copi
lor Fire Dollars.
The YOUTH's GAZETTE is published every ~
weeks, on beautiful paper, and contains sixte'
quarto pages, Of three columns each. Sing
p subscriptions, 81 so; two copies for s. SO; &
copies Tor IS and s. for each additional name.
All P0stmastors are authorized and solicited
act az agenta from whom One Dollar year
all cases win be received in full payment lot 60
scrpuon, thus leaving them a commission Of
per cent. on each. Remittances must be on
speeie-payinq bank, and sent free 81 postage.
or Copies Of he frst volume will be sent
AZ new subscribers, for 4, additional, which "
eefs sent 70 ali who wish % examine the work
~ .aDlenomg, 4 the request is made free
J.WtNCHEsTER, 40 Aun-sf. n. Y
December, i84R.