Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-12-05
SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS.
THE NEW WORLD.
PARK BENJAMIN., EDITOR.
VOLUME THE x, FOR i


The present proprieters of this long es,ab
lished and justly celebrated literary newspa.
per take great pleasure in announcing that
they secured the valuableEservices of PARK
BENZ NLN, ESQ. who was the first editor
of the NEW Womb, and Under whose charge
it was raised to the highest point Of reputa-
ton and proprlety,and by whom it was thus
continued for several years.
Arrangements of the most expensive char
acter have been made, by which the attrac
tons of the New Womb viii be vastly in
| creased in the coming land which cannot
! fail to give it a universal circulation in every
nook and corner of the land. One most i'm
portant feature will be series of exquisite.
ly written sketches, entitled
The Little .Miseraes Of Human Life.
! A serio- comical, quizzical and pathetic
! work,to be illustrated with over ta hundred
I and nifty Engravlngs, designed and executed
by the greatest artists in Europe, exhibiting in
| the most numerous and ludicrous manner all
the ''ills which flesh is heir to-" and which
will find counterpart In the experience OBJ
| servation, and daily life of every man and wo-
man in America. Nothing of the kind has
ever been seen in this country-and we can
readily imagine the pleasure and surprise
with which this work will be hailed by all
classes This will be followed by another
great work of totally different but equally
strange and amusing character, to be SPLEEN.
pIDLr EMBELLlsRED with two hundred and
forty Engravngs,by the same artists-naking
Tor the year the richest illustrated family
newspaper ever attempted in Europe or A
merica, Over 500 of these Engravings are
already in hand, so that possible failure can
occur in the tulflment of the promiaes we
J ma x fha l,o -
most elegant manner, and for greater conve-
nience, the form will, after this volume, be
changed to QUARro, similar to the 81 oxDos
PlcToRIAL Tines
THE LITERARY CONTENTS
OF the coming volumes will be of the highest
order of merit The New World, will be
! emphatically NEWSPAPER AND NOT MasA-
ZINE. 1t will not be a repository of ddactic
essays. but racy, spirited, lively and enter.
| tanning record of passing eventr. 1t will a.
bound in interestngs Tales and Anecdotes
contain just and independent criticism; acour
! glng FOLLY and extoling merit; and spesketh
the truth fearlessly on all subjects. The EN-
Refreshments will be engraved in All usurpss
sable style. to give them the gre Attest effect
the paper will be OF fine quality, and the type
large, clear and uniform; so that the New
| World shall be fully equal. if not superior, to
the beautiful Pictorial Sheets of london and
Paris.
| To sum up everything-the New World
shall excel its former character in every res
pect, and present the most indisputable claims
! to be called the most able entertaining and
agreeable and fol- its style and contents, the
cheapest Family Newspaper in the United
States. The Editors whole time will be de.
voted to it, and no pains or expense spared
to carry out the nesigns of the Proprietors.
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