The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-06-12
A NEW VOLUME.
THE NEW ROR

LITERATURE AND THE FINE ARTS: |
Edited By G. p Morris & N. P. Wills.
Each Number containing beautiful Steel Engraving
mood as the Mirror has hitherto been good enough
to prosper we have edited it as the Israees built
the walls of Jerusalem-with the best hand otherwise
employed The beginnings Of all enterprises are diff
cult-more especially beginnings without capita--and
the attention of editor has been occupied with the
management of the machinery now in regular operation,
while the other till the concern should be prosperous,
was compelled to labor diligently for other publications..
One by one (o change the fgure) these hndering bar
nacles have been washed off our keel by going more
rapidly ahead and with the beginning OF the third VOL
ume, BOTH EDITORS will be ENTIRELY and EXCLUSIVELY
devoted to the MRRoR-equa to setting sudding sails
low and loft with the wind dead aft, full and steady
Ofcourse she will go along with bone in her
Imouth"-as they say oia craft with the foam on her
cut-water,
We live in the middle of this somewhat inhabited
island of Manhattan, and most that is worth
ling, and hear most that is worth hearing. After the
newspapers have had their pick OF the news, we have
trick of making spicy hatch of the remainder (gean-
ling many a choice bit. by the way, which had been
overlooked or slghted) and undertake, hereby, to
keep the readers of the Mirror up to the times Every
body reads the newspapers and gets the outline of the
worlds going round-but we shall do just what the
newspapers leave undone-ll up the outline-tell you
some more," Gas the children say)-pu in the lights
and shadows of the picture done by newspapers in the
rough 1t is what we have tried to do in Letters
to the National Ineligencer and as our brother edi-
tors seem to think have succeeded, will (as
discontinue that correspondence in ApriD in rather
more dashy and lighter vein these metropolitan
: sketches in the Mirror.
secret for your ear, dear reader:-By selling the
plate of each number for half what it worth, you gel
the reading for nothing Patch plate is worth shil-
ling 10 pat in an album-and the whole Mirror costs
but sx-pence So it is, in fact, for nothing that you
get sixteen pages of the best literature that pro
cure for YOU includiag description Of the things a
bout town that are seldomes described and best wortl
describing Of course can only afford this by very
small profits on very large circuaton and ten thou
sand subscribers but the turn OF the tide The mex
ten thousand Unto which we now feeling way
will be the first move of the rising tide that in
= to our pockets.
any body is likely to oyerake (and to ty their tric
before they come along side, and we keep ook-ou
on both sides, from the salient balconies OF our mag
nation, for any stray breezes OF novelty for which 1t
possible to tim sail And.-to show your hand httl
l. we have bagged Qike Eolus) breeze or two whic
W we shall reserve awhile for competition. Ifnothing
Yerhaul us we shall try speed by and by. with SIX
scrapers and adjust to amuse the reader, and sho'
ourregard for hisrespectabie sx,pence :,
10 Our plates by the way unde rake TO say, shall
from this date of twice the excellence (at easD OF thof
is heretofore given Experience and inquiry, with Ii
nj tic more money! make more dieren 70 in the bettern
of this branch ofourbusiness than ofrnost the others.
NoTE BENNE.--Subscrbe in all cases, Gfyou wish {
~ IhbINS uS--uV tN"N'N'Nis'A0'
ct master win forward it free ofexpense.
r. s. As our Extras, they are 70 booksellers, whf
lthe .manna' must have been to the Jew bakers. Yo
s. don't need coaxng help yourselves to anything
!, cheap and heavenly. Take what has fallen, and
sure that more loayes, crisp and satisfying. are baxiu
in the clouds.
as TERMs.--THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM I
~ ADVANCE.
v The first number Of the new year win be issued Q
the 9Th day Of April The work Is sent by mail to a
! parso the county. Address (poaiagefree)
" MORRIS, WILLIS, < co.
ri EDIToRs AND PRoniEroRs,
No Ann street.