New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
Splendid Attractions.
THE NEW WO RI d.
VOLUME IL FOR 1916.
TO COMMENCE on THE FIRST WEEK OF JANUARY.
PARK BENJAMIN EDITOR.

TO COMMENCE on THE FIRST WEEK OF JANUARY.
PARK BENJAMIN, EDITOR.
Tgy present popretos OF this lonsestablhed and justly
celebrated literary newspaper take grea. pleasure IN announc
in. that they have secured the valuable services oil PRK BEN
J.y1y, ESQ who was the fist Editor of the NEW WORLD,
md under whose charge raised to the highest point OF
reputation and prosperity and By whom was thus continued
for several years.
Arrangements OF the most expensive character have been
made by which the attractions OF the NV WORLD VIII be
immensely increased in the coming year, and which cannot
a 10 give an circulation in every nook and corner
of the land The most important feature Will be series OF ex
oustey written sketches, entitled
THE LITTLE
MISERIES OF HUMAN LIFE.
scrccomcal quizzcal and pathetic TO be Illus
trnted with over
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ENGRAvINGs,
Ds med and engraved by the greatest artists in Europe
hibng in the most humorous and ludcrous manner all tie
"i TIM, flesh Is he. TO- and which will find counterpart
in the experience and observation, and everyday life OF
EVERY MAN AND WOMAN IN AMERICA.
No,hng of the kind has been this count-and we
can esdy imagine the pleasure aud surprise with which this
work will be hailed By all classes This will be followed by
ANOTHER GRAND WORK
of toally different but equally strange and amusingchnrac
ter. to be SPLENDIDLY EMBELLlsIlED with
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ENGRAVlNGS,
b. the same artists. making for the year the richest
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Fv1 attempted in Europe America. Over 800 OF these En-
cravings are already in hnsd that possible failure
occur IN the ulfmen of The promises make the public
THE LITERARY CONTENTS
OF the coming volumes will be of the highest order OF merit
The New WORLD will be emphetlcay newspaper and not
magazine II will not he repository Of dldGctc essays but
racy spirited lively and entertaining record of passing
event. will abound ia interesting Tales und anecdotes
contain Just and independent criticism scourgng folly and
ey;ons merit and speaking the Truth ieailesy oil sub
jccts. ,, Observation-Disclosures
VIII be engraved IN an unsaTpase5e style, and to give them
the greatest effect the pape, VIII he Of fine quality and the
type large clear and uniform tina; the New World shall be
y equal not SUPERIOR the beautiful Pictorial Sheets OF
Ioadon and PARIS.
To sam up every tbing-the New WORLD shall excel is
former character respect and present the most nds
puabo claims be called the most able, entertaining and
agreeable and for its style and contents, the
CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER
In the United States Tie Editor, whole time will be de-
voted to IT, and no pains expense spared TO cay out the
designs OF the Proprietors-
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