The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-04-21
The World as it Moves.

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The articles are original and selected, both alike
from the most able and celebrated Literary, Arts,
tical and Scientific Pens in Europe and the United
States.
We leave the original department to speak for
itself Its brilliancy, solidity and novelty need no
exposition.
The selections are made with the greatest care
from all the conspicuous British and Continental
presses as they appear from their respective press
es Among these publications we name
The London Quarterly Review, London Literary
Gazette, Edinburgh Review, Metropolitan, Bells
Life in London, United Service Journal, La Belle
Assemblee, London Lancet, London Athenwum,
Westminster Review, Dublin University Maya
zine, Asiatic journal, Bentley's Miscellany, Lon
don Punch, Electic Review, London Examiner.
"A GREAT FEATURE! 90 i,
Transitions from the abest French and Ger.
man Periodicals also appear. Among these we
name sss0, eta
FRENcH-Le Bien Public, [Lamartine's] lie
Reveu des Deux Mondes, L'Illusration, lie Ma
tonal, La Reforme, La Presse, LIE Steele, lie Peu.
pie Constituent, [Abbo Lanmenais] Democratic
Pacihque, La Representant du Peuple, lie Corr
Corsaire, Reveu Independence, and Moniteur
Universale. %
acknowledgements Zeitung, [Augsburg]
Frankfurter Journal. Bremen Zeitung, Volksblatt,
[Leipzis] Fliesende Blatter, Kolnische Zeituns,
cologne. .... %.
IrALIAN-Italia del Popolo, [Mazzin's1 Flo
renee, L'Arno, L'Etruria [FIorence.l ~
A summary of Foreign and Domestic news will
be given. '.l. -f a.'
Thus, roaming with an observant eye and an
untrammeled step through Literature, Art. and
Science on this page exhibiting the real and on
that the romantic rfling the Continents Of their
mental treasures, and laying all the shining wealth
at the feet OF our snbscrlbers-thus do we in fact,
give
"THE WORLD AS 1T MOVES"
Having access to the best public libraries in the
city, we will answer, with despatch and precision.
all questions on subjects connected with Science,
Literature, Art, &C., that may be addressed to us
by subscribers HH.
Wewill publish in the beginning OF every month
condensed Almanac for the month. ...
We are having prepared General Railroad Di.
rectory for he ]. S., to he published Oh fly leaf.
During the next session of Congress, and in all
sessions afterwards, we will give synopsis OF the
most important proceedings
To Officers of the Army and Navy, and their
families and acquaintance. We intend, in a few
weeks. to commence the publication, weekly, of
all promotions, discharges, deaths, &C. &C., in the
Army and Navy Of the U. S. We will also give
the locale of every officer /; chronicllng removals
from post to post
We shall publish the marriages and deaths of all
subscribers, free of charge, on receipt OF informa
ton. ..-....
Subscribers are entitled to splendid mezzotint
likeness of Frederick Jerome, the Hero of the
Ocean Monarch, who has pecuniary interest in
The World.
Clubs of five persons will be supplied with five
numbers, by renting 800
Postinasters are authorized to obtain subscribers,
and they can retain 81 out of each subscription.
A specimen number will be sent on application
The Magazine is published weekly, on fine
white paper. and each number contains 40 pages
NOTICES.
II forms most agreeable miscellany. The Sc
lections from foreign newspapers are made with
the skill of one whose reading is extensive, and
whose discrimination is ready. The original ar
tcles are Of high Character William Cullen
Bryant -
The translatons from foreign papers are well
executed Horace Greeley.
A most excellent work. .-.Mefhodist Protestant.
There is a character of variety about the 'World
as it moves superior to the variety of any news
paper or magazine we have hitherto read, either
Of native or foreign birh.-BroOklm Freeman.
A great Magazine.-.N Y. Globe.
1t embraces the literature OF the universal world.
1t is really great magazins.-Sun
We commend the magazine to the favor OF the
public COm & Eng
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Address LOCKWOOD s. CO..
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An,;i1l 1910