Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-14
GALL THE WEAR U N
DICKENS NEW WEEKLY.

We have the pleasure of announcing that we
have entered into arrangement with CHARLES
DICKENS, for the issue of his new publication
entitled ALL THE YEAR ROUND" each week,
in New York simultaneously with its issue in
London, plates being taken from the English pub
LEGATION for that purpooe. The first number will
appear in london and New York on Wednesday,
May 4th, and will contain the commencement OF
a new story by CHARLES DICKENs, to be continu'
ed from week to week during about eight months.
Thus it will be seen that American readers OF
ALL rlE YEAR RoUNp." will obtain the stories
and other contributions Of Mr.. Dickens, and the
staff OF writers associated with him, embracing an
array Of distinguished talent with which no other
publication can com pare, several weeks in advance
OF their reaching this country through ordinary
sources, and at the same time they are given tc
the public in hondon.
We will state that this arrangement has been
c%onsummated by the payment of a large sum ol
money 70 Mr.. Dickens, yet the extraordinary inter
est which tina encouragement of the publication
has excited in literary circles, tho assurance which
Mr.. Dickens has given that be shall devote to it oil
his best energies and the appearance of a new
story from his pen, cannot fail to command for i,
at once a large circulate IN.
The following announcement from Mr.. Dickens
will convey an idea Of the character and aims 81
the work:
ADDRESS.
Nine years of Household Words are the best as.
surance that can be offered to the public of the
spirit and objects of ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
In transferring myself, and my strongest ener,
gies, from the publication that is about to be dis
continued, to the publication that is about to begin
| have The happiness of taking with ne that staff o.
writer's with whom I havo la5ored, and all the lit
erary business cooperation that can make m,
work q pleasure. In some important respects, l an
now free greatly to advance on past arrangements
Those | leave to testify TOR Yourselves in du
course.
That fusion of the graces Of the imagination witt
the realities of life, which is vital to the welfare Q
any community, and for which l hive ~striyen fror
week to week as honestly as l could during th
last n:ho years. viii continue to be striven for. "a
the year round" The old weekly cares and dutie
become things of the Past, merely to be assumed
with an increased love for them and brighter hone
springing out of them, in the Present and th
Future.
IIook, and plan, for d very much wider circl
of readers, and yet again for a 6tea lilly expandin
circle of readers in the projects l hope to carr
through ''all the year round" And l feel conf
dent that this expectation will BIO realized, if i
deserves realization.
The task of my new journal is set, and it will
steadily try to work the task out. lts pages shall
show to good purpose their motto is rememb ,ret
in them, aud with how much of fidelity and earn
estness they tell.
THE STORY OF OUR LIVES FROM YEAR TO YEAR.
CHARLES DICKENS.
TERMS.
Single Copies BY all News Dealers, 5 cents
One Copy One Year, per mail, l52 numbers) S2.5(
One Copy Six Months, per mai ,t26 ndmberst LIS
Five Copies One Year, per mall. 600
Eleven Copies One Year, per mail, 20,06
and at the same rate for all over.
1t will also be issued in monthly parts, put up
in elegant tinted covers. at 90 cents each, and by
the year on the same terms as above.
lack numbers always furnished when desired.
Specimens will be forwarded to any address, post
paid, On receipt of two letter stamps,
y. ". EMERSON, d CO.,
Publishing Agents.
81 Park Row, New York,