Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
PROSPECTUS. 5.

y. " ADAMS.
OSPECTUS.
This work is conducted in the spirit of Lit
tells Museum of Foreign Literature, (which
wns iavorahly received 10y the public for tweu-
~ years, but os IL is twice as lnrge,uud appears
so often, we not only give spirit aud freshness
to II 10y many things which were excluded
by n months delay, hut while thus extending
our scope 0nd gathering a greater aud more
| attractive variety, are able 50 to increase the
solid aud substantial part of our literary, his
turical, aud political harvest, as fully TO sat
siy the wants of the American reader
The elaborate aud stately Essays of tie
Eiiabug, Qmrisriy aud other Reviews !;
aud BacktCoofS noble criticisms on Poetry,
his keen political Commentaries, highly
wrought Tales, aud vivid descriptions Of
rural ard mountain Scenery; aud Tho con
triblions 10 Literature, History, and Com.
| mon Life, by The sngnrious Spectator, the
| sparkling Examiner, the iudicious .9ihenRna,
the busy aud industrious Literary Gq=eiie,
| the sensible aud comprehensive Britannia,
the sober aud respectable Christian Ojseruer
these nre inicrmiXed with the Military aud
Naval "reminiscences of the Unitef ScYuice.
aud with the best articles of the Dublin Uu-
iuerSity .Nc'0 .Honiiy, Fiusrr's 1IHfs, Aims.
'corths looiS and Sporting .Nagasines. aud
of Chambers admirable Journal. We do not
consider 1t beneath our dignity to borrow viii
ana Wisdom from Punch aud, when we
ulihN u goou enough, make use OF the ihun-
ner OF ihe Iues. we shall increase our
variety NY iinporthtloils rom the continent OF
Europe, ana rom the new growth of the
BrlIlsh colonies.
Inc steamship has brought Europe, Asin,
ana airica, INTO our neighborhood; and will
efeh''y multiply our connections, ms Mer-
chnt's, travellers, aud Politicians, with all
paris OF lhe world; so That much more Ihnn
ever u now Deco'nes every intelligent Amer
lcah 10 nc informed OF the condition and
cnnnges VI iore'Sn colh'rIes' Aud Tins not
only because of their nearer connection with
ourselves bnt bera'Ise the nations seem to
be hnstehng, through rapid process of
change, to some new state of things, which
The merely political prophet cannot compute
or loresee'
Geogrnplical Discoveries, the progress Of
Colonlza'ion, (which is extending over the
whole world, land Voyages and Travels, will
oe l"v1r''e mater Tor our selections; nn'i, IN
! soi"'o'"' "o e""' S9S'ehiH'!caIIy "hh very
'"''y "eq"ash, our rendGis WIN the grcnt de-
l'"'I''u"' VI i"'e's' "'la'fs, "lllout entirely
/ A..
d.sir,o ",e we nSpLe ,n TO make The Lung age
informed Of the rapid progress OF The move-
pLv.iciousw,o n'en or erS, '''',
Ieisurewit ia s,ilI s,ro"',sn oH;n, ",, "e' "
il nI,rnc,iye nnd nsaGI ,o ,ha;s W. ~ "''"J
Children \Ve hnI;o.a ~. w. ,"." I'VE "'u
some good m onr dav a,'', '"%' ] w. u",i mus uo
hone 70 n,nLo ,I,o "y a,' "n" s'ue'"''"n ,; anu
every xelI'inG,ronJ c,.';I, ''',ivi'ns'"'e w :"
neue1bie hpcn,,sn in ,,'is ,I,, ~ W % s', , maS-
rure !, i mn, nos";I,i', ~ ""y , w. 1no"P nera
influx of whnt l. b,J in ,,s,,, " onj ISiS' S;;m 'o
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n sutlicis,, S,n,,Iv or I n"i,hy hpy ',,,".Snne e
| The mental NH ,n,raI ! n,'''n,;, '""n.,'1' "
grntiGed. "'P'"'e "'''' wv
W. homo ,ho, Ia, ",.;. A.
from he cLgG" by providing abundnntly for
the Imagination, aud hy n large collection of
Biography, Voyages, Travels. History. nnd
more snlid matter, we may produce n work
| which sI,nll ha uonulnr IvI,iie M rho sn,,,'