The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-05
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PROSPECTUS FOR OUR NEW VoLoMe'
:. SPLENDID ATTRAcTloNSt
THE NEW WORLD!
VOLUME x, FoRi1s4S
TO COMMENCE IN THE FIRST WEEK OF JANUARY
PARK BENJAAME EDrToR.


TO COMMENCE IN THE FIRST WEEK OF JANUARY
PARk BENJAMNE Enron.
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The present proprietor Of this Oas established and justly
eeeated literary newspaper take great pleasure hi ahnoun
cling that they secured the valuable services Of PARK
BEIAMN ESQ., who the first Editor OF the NKw WORLD
and under whose charge was raised TO the highest point Of
reputation and prosperity, and by whom was thus conn
ued for several years. ~
ARRANGEMENTS of the most expensive character have been
made by which tile attractions OF the NEW WORLD will be
greatly increased In the coming year. and which cannot iai
give universal circulation In every nook aud corner OF
the land One important feature will be series oil ex'
Quisley written articles, entitled -" = ~, a.
The Little BIIseries Of Human Life
seriO cOmlca quizzca and pathetic work, be IuS'ra
''N W." $50 ENGRAv1FTGs.
Designed and executed by the greatest artists in Europe cx
hbng the humorous and luIrcrous manner all the
ils which flesh is heir to-" aud which viii find counterpart
in the experience, obervatOu and daily life pt every man
Nothing Of the kind has been seen In this country
and readily imagine the pleasure aud surprise WIN
which this work wi be hailed by all classes. This WI DC
followed by .. .,.a..,.at ...- s, .s ...e.
aasr ANOTHER GREAT WORK s..S
OF totally different but equally strange and amusing chanc.
ter, be splendidy embeshed with Two HuNDRED AND
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the richest E" ~ ',rr
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similar TO the "LoNDpE PlSTARIAL TlMEs." s.s.,~
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or the coming volumes will be Of highest order Of merit
The NEw WORLD will be emphacaly NEwsPER and NOT
MAGAZINE will net be be repository Of didactic essays
but racy, Spirited lively add entertaining record Of passing
events. II will abound in interesting Tales and Anecdotes
containing lust and Independent criticism; scourgng folly
extong merit ard spsuDg the truth fearIessy all
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World shall be fully equal fno! superior TO the beau'
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| To sum up everything The New World shall excel
ts former character nevery respect And present the
uost indispuiabls claims be called The most able
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