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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
THE FARMERS DENoCRACy


Passing retail store few DAYS since | s,ccncd r.
- Is my custom. 10 have friendly chat with tbosa
usually find round the stove. One Of thos. b,,gl
raised chaps fellow whose hands were as white on5
as sou as a newly made hid glove was pra,ng of H..
n7ocrocy and Van Burenism In the sto-e 49,, - (, !,
heh'uchan' whose head bore the blossom of some
seventy or more winters. buying some articles Tor r.
iiIm ior al hts appearances bespoke him n filler oc
The soil For some time lac paid no attention 10 a.
van Barren champions declarations about the fc5c,,I
1anuldule me old granny the peticoai hero &c &c
when The old man had finished his purchase no -.
turned 10 This pink Of modern democracy md oolr
nm sierny IN the face, obsrrved--
You say Gen. Harrison is 4 Federalistl"
lyon cail him grannyf"
Yes"
You call him potiicoai heror'
Yes, my old buck, what IL didr'
Nhy'l VIII Just tel you what served 'srJer
ihs Federalisi. ihis petiicoat hero followed btc,
through The snow when hadn't pair Of shoes sgood
az that negro's; have fought with hin, cot ,, -;
ard slept with him have seen him where Won
daront show yyur calf skins and although do know,
mat shall voio tT him for President or for spy body
YET ~ goiIy u you don't say you've lied about hin,
u make yon-ihats al I've got TO say cid buck NJ
you cai me. The mushroom began 70 spolorise hut
ne old man wouldn't let him of; no made him a..
his words over and over again When he had Gni.L
o. The od man remarked. 'Nou cnil Cen Harrison
ederaiisi, because he fighting for his countr,
When your Democratic President Van Buren,. wa. d. /
ng on nc could 70 assist The enemies Of his county, by
opposing Mr. Madison and bis administration"
III 70 fight f1r my country makes me a FcderoIis,
am So and u serving in places where am well
.1id' aud em IN no danger Of my hide. makes mo
Domocmi,l amt no Democrat / tell YOU strioI,ng
700 ind plenty Of old men here. that won't stand h,
NC h,af iheir Oh General sbused, way you can tx
p nnd hereafter when you want 20 abuse a man who
1s Ought Tor his country you bal best get ont 10 ono
de Where you are none Of the Cd seuIers q, I'm
ear YOU % you don't you will catch IT, certain The
fH vote ever gave was ior Tom JefTcrson and M
We 70 gave another Il viii be Cor Old Tip"
TINS b. no fancy sketch. AZ least four men. ,es;J
MS 81 this city witnessed n: and one az fb. r,-h
ior tho ODD man went ont remarked. my mind !,
'ajo uP-i VIII vo'e for Gen Harrison
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

E9-We most s'aeerely rc2ret. that cases az nv
poSTlsy so often occur among iho clerical rake
ana we hope the wolf in sheeps eli I'm, -, r.n,.J
III he following letter, frcm Mr.. Mayhew, Will re-
o;,v Jusi GesoI,S iof Imposing upon the copInu-
Si'y fdss Eiin along. brother fyrss that NJ lmay
he held up 90 universal. coUeTlb; aBu, tlus sac
many from becoming his dupes
G.. " New YoRE Dec i7!haIsao
- Arttnoueh an not personally acquainted
w.t. you, iEust, when yea bcrccive he GLi,ct of
~ Ituer, ynu Val excuse the liberty Lake in nd-
csSihSFcu, IL - possible, ven may moi h. .y.ro
t"HI man by e name of Fnos l., F,uu,SL nov,
Az. Sg, Norrti'tly Baptist preacher and famil-
ID Nhown 10 the citizens Of MoIrne coT as Inc
NV tht Nd IMFoSTFR'. l. manu- e,.t,,r,np o-,,sl,.
~ '"yI stilHs 70 for the MatcEless Sanat;vc 90
-, ~ perceive you ale thr general accent have
unnT,a ;ii lototeve, SIR, that Mr.. FtDwie 1 Is an
untSfflI1pitd man. as he wac, rot Ion. since d., IS
@ .Ioni me ministry for taking unwalrs, tate H.
10 WIN members o. his church h,rsforN 80,
eSntihy OF knaVcry, feel anxIous thntrhe = Nil
shoud be GCfrauded by him outi 81 H. =,
-II,. 'hslr Characters. deem il the coosc5en,;,, ~
oi every man, 10 expose Ulla!Dy and -.
'',ht'NeI ana whenever he meets H. ;'asiTe. &
Known -, Con e. SHOULD prompt me 10 make
N'itoNn 10 you the above facts 1 have a dan1b,as
~ llhhk God, has been raised from yres,;,,,
neeItOn' 10 perfect health-and tbat too h. lie
- means OF Esing one vial and half Of MatcL-
z, : E1u.s wheh1 bought AZ 152 Broadway ~
81 .. Iancis, your agent for this CITY ReI;cyin e
ma you vii duly appreciate the Joot;,. tE
nsi huuSeO me &c address you thus upco,a,n.,,'
, anu hoping that you will Take ,bc a,i;n,
yiek Pose 70 the weird the base imposter Ftn-
n, Sp: YER respectfully Up. MAY HEw.
hoston, Mass.
=, hI. Jones, TIE bearer, who is about IN
startfnr your CITY, will hand YOU IN : Ief,.. 70
you desire he will give you a more detailod aIiu u
eifenwiok than Il would be possible foS ,,, s., ~
=" j. y. NJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
TO THE DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL
CONVENTION or WIG YOUNG MEN.

GENrLrsEN:--The Glowing resolution was adopt
cd at late meeting of the Committee charged by the
Wings OF Baltimore with the duty Of preparing tor the
reception Of the National Convention.
Resoired, That n cumnit,ce Of twenty-iour gentle
men he nov appointed who shall be called The Com
miiIee OF Recep,ion'-and whose duty 1t shall be to
give immediate notice throughout the Union of the
nature and purpose of their appoinment-io request
that every Delegate of the ConV cntioa reaching the
city OF Baltimore. will report his and Post Office
TO the Committee of Receptions; and AID such dele
gates as may not succeed procuring accommodations,
by directing them 10 the public houses boarding houses
or to the residences of such citizens may be willing
to extend to them the Inequalities OF their abodes
The undersigned have been appointed the Commit
tee of Reception under this resolution. which they
publish the effcciual mode Of af!ordng to the
Delegates from all parts of this Union the notice which
It directs To be given.
| COMMITTEE or RECEPTION.
| FtTt WGrd-A. Herald, James =. Stafford.
Second Uard-Nich's l. Dashiels, D. W. Herring
Third Hard-A. w. Bradford. Jesse ID. Reid.
| Fourth Hard-William p Cole. Thomas Mullen
| tyh Hdrd-John Buck Edwa MITCHELL
| S'th Ncrd-Wm Stuart Appleton. Elisha Lee
| SeUcHh Ward-Neson Poe. Joshua Jones
Efghh Wdrd-'Thos. Sheppard, jr Alex. Gould, jr
| Ninth Word-Oliver Norris. George Cox.
| Tsnh Ward--St. Geo. w 1'cackle, Jos. G. Nannn.
| Eerenh Hdrd--Thcs. G. Pitts. O. Horscy, jr.
| 1reyh WGrd-Wm. p. Stewart, DR.. John r. Piper
| The committee have taken a parlor ut the Eutav
House, corner Of Euiaw and Baltimore streets wheu
they will atiend Friday the first Saturday the SC
cnnd and Monday the fourth of May for the purpos
al welcoming ih ir political brett re who may com
- rho city on the mission of patriotism and publi
spirit, and Of oIhtrSis carrying the instruction
under the act
a. w. BRADFORD, Chairman
JosnCA JoSEs, Secretary.
aSs- All the Wing papers in the Union are re
quested 10 give a conspicuous place To this notice
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Remember Mr.. Bocknghnm's lecture this evening
at the Presbyterian church, at early candle Irh,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

DEFALcArIoN-john Brockenbrouzh. presiden, of
The bank Oi Virginia. has offered reward for the up
Prehension Of WM NJ DABSEY, late Isl teller in tina,
institution. Of 1000 dollars-be having abseonded
with about 100000 dollars Of the money Of that IN
stfston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

WA'!--The ST. Louis paper. speak of rsmor thai
lRoo Indians have attacked the frontier and tina, IN,
troops Of For Leuveuworh have marched ngoins
them.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

The TYPPECANOE FLAG il issued from this office
on the lst and l5sh o! every month. Price 50 cts.
fun this time until the Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
RETEREND J.JpOSTop o.,

OO& OUT! Look OUT look out for an INr,
u n NOUS KNAVE. by the name Of ENos 7
FEMMlCk, Of New York, who was forros,I,
BAPTIST PREACHER, aud better known ~ III "a
GIi1zens OF Monroe County the "REYERENn
IhPOSTOk" This sOulless VILLAIN wbo 90
dismissed from his pulpit. some time since n 80,
PROPER CONDUCT, Is now rendering hisnseif sfiiI
MosE iSFAnsUs, by wickedly aitenr ping 10 imrosa
no. merely iron Church, but upon the WHILE
A few months ago, this SCOUNDREI wro,o On
me subscri5er al Boston, and wished 10 be apno;n
ted on agent for The sale of The Matchless ana
i've. ihe General Agent not knowing his deprsvsd
character gave him an agCncy and iOTw aTded bir,
quantity OF the medicine. This he SOON sold "a
reunited the money and ordered another LOT vsbich
was sent about month since. 10 avoid -,
suspicion to the DESIGN Of his ann Win ., r., -
agency, or 10 conceal his . CLOYEN FCc5r" "a
made partiel Remittance Of the sales Cf he LAT ~
only 10 days ago. Yesterday, with uttsr A SsCoN'
iSHMENT the General Agent learnt al, -
REVEREND DECEIYER 10 now i'm riousi~ ~, .,.s
ufoctuung ' iih his own UNHDIY UANDc.
worthless mcoicine-a SPURIOUS SANATItE-
which he - employing sWindling pcdlars 40 coi,s
uDOn the public as the ozNUfNE oaIGfrst
n y. ~ the people Of America will only heny CNts
FACT ~ MIND, there Is not even a rogsibilifv 81
their being duped BY this UNPRfNr 1ptEp vftNrS =
Ihe tact - ths-ES NO PEDLAR, or TRAVEL
LING AGfNIs hds crer been sraplSVsd In f6fs
country 20 felf The Sandtrs or 20 fsore II Nth ana
person 20 ssh on COMMUNION. r. Again every
Ageni 81 the TRUE SaBatiye, s appointed bv de
5ENtdtAL AGENT, ard receives the medicine
lHecuy ION ne pEPOsIroYY IN BosTor
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

why j. The big oyster Mobile like Van Burcp.
: IN Because the people Of Mobile caAno, swallow,
IT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
TERMS OF ADyrarIsISo.

TERMS OF ADEEarIsISO.
0nesquare three insertions, orie.s, 81 90
DO two weeks, being slnseTtIons. 90
DO three weeks, 80
DO oGC month, 90
DO two months, 90
D. three months, 90
10 six months, no
Do eigRt months, 10 10
DO twelve months, ~ 90
m,htasY and literary notices ere OF n iudeu
abIse but NIlibc cha ged so centsf Tor 3nsertons,
OF less.
The proceedings Of the city council, city ord nnnces
and orders, regularly appear ia ihIs paper.
Connected with the office OF publication Of the
Wheeling Times an1 Advertiser. Is q JON & BOOK
PRINTING OFFICE where Juay he had on fayora-
iie;enns, Blanks 10 order. Cards FIandbiil., Show
bills, &c dO.e ia the neG;cs style and short notice
FOR sale The Conp:ing Room Of the Wheeling Times
and Advertiser
City Summons. County Summons.
Executors. Executions.
Bonds. Bonds
4" Summons for Assault, - RecogDizances OF
bail,
Comfy Summons for Assault Deeds Lenses Warrants
Sereanis' Bonds, Declarations y forms) Bills Of La
ding Pedlar's Notes, Notes Of ". 4 NJ Bank, Notes /
ofN. w. Bank Checks oil the banks, bound and ,
plain. DC. sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
loR NlCE.PEEsInENT
> o ka " II 4 4. T. IL.
OF VIRGINIA.

NRaISi, ELECTORAL TIcEET.-rhe following IS
The ecconll ticket agreed upon. aud recommended
voters of the Did Dominion. by thu Harrson and
IaOni
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Old age isa beautiful crown Man finds il ,aiy in
'he way Of Temperance, Justice and Wisdom.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16
THE -cRewN OF ON ACE

THE crown OF DIN AGE.
Wherefore should man not honor ham whom tho
Creainr honors! Upon The wise and ,iriueus head
gray hair IL a beautiful crown.
Three old men celebrated together their iuiico and
reoounted To their children by What meals they had
become agcd
The ono. teacher and priest, spoke. Never Was
troubled by the length of the way. when went forth
To teach. Never did I, my way snih,iot;sly stem
over the heads Of yOulh aud never did in an nv
hands TOR b!essifg, without indeed aud in truth bless
ng and pFnislng God; thsrcfore have became old"
The other, merchant SAID: Never have I encir.
cled myself. 10 my ncighbors injary; never Las hs
clrso gore with y my bed and of my possessions
have freely given To the poos Tkereiere.,bas God
given ne length OF years"
The third. n'Judge of the nation. SAID: "NoVsrrbovo
iSken git never have 8 uJbcraIy maintained my
own Opinions IA the most Trying emergencies Lsr,
ever sought hrsi 10 overcome myself Therefore has
God blessed me with old age"
Then hcr children aud srant. hildren came bea,rc
hern kissei iheIr hands. and garIanded them Wi
h'wers And ihe fathers u ,ssed them and said ~.
Is your youth, so may yon old age he Nav vonr chill
aIel he TO you what you 10 Esupon cur gray, HAIR
a blooming crown Of roses"
Old age iSa beautiful crnwn; Man finds il only in
Na.a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

Trust no friend wherein thou hast not proved him.
" the banqnciinc-tale how many more are found than
al the door al the prsOl.,
n man had three friends; two Of them lac dearly Low.
cd. the third To him indifferent although he was
the most true hearted oi three On a certain occasion
lie was SIM nonCj before Judge. and was although
innocent cTuelly accused WHO among you" said he
will go with inc M 4 bc a witness ia my behaIfl-
For haze been cruelty accused and the king i. n.
gry.
The 6rs; of lris friends Immediately excused him.
SELF saying he could not so with HIM ou a. C ,unt of
other business The second accompanied him To the
door Of the Judgment hail. thea turned way and went
back. fearing The anger of the Judge The third upon
whom he had rcCkoned the leas went in, spoke for
him. and 81 JOY fully bore testimony To ms nnorcn,e
that the IN !se released him and sen, him away
Three friends n man IA this world and how q
they benr themselves toward him in the hour of death
wh'n 20 suInno.s him before his Judgment seat
Hoslh, IS most clc i,hcd irieRd. frsi Errakcs him
and goes nn with ,im. Ills reaiircs aud friends &c.
company HIM to the ror.als of The grave and turn
back again To their dwellings. The third. that which
M life was most frequently orgoJ,on his ., troFks
They alone accompany him the throne ct he Judge;
! they So before speak al hs behalf and find mercy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-16

gsf All the Wing papers in the Union are re-
lues,ed 10 give conspicuous place To this notice
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-31
PROSPECTUS
N II W-YORK MIRROR
Vohane the SeUenth

-r,7.r, ,sol,,,, &c tho Navy oRK MIRROR was even
Ia sbe0nn under such favourable auspices q the
present. For the lastfev months oursuDscrlPtl
LIST has increased with rapidity altcgethcr uneA
ampled ID the history q this Pefioalcai. ~
friends are more numerous, our resources more
annie and our exertions to render the hliEfor one
az he most interesting and valuable repositories
ofliterature and the fine arts, shall be as Htagg-
iae as ever.
Our old correspondents VIII continue to iufnisn
original papers on great variety Q, sa1leets ln-
rerestiro 10 the general reader and new writers
have been engaged for special purposes. ~
Io,as Ne have LIST Of nearly two hundred con
tFsbnrors embracing most of the talent and genius
of America. and we have esta bishee e petinafll
correspondeoee abroad Or. Cox VIII Wrte from
London--dr. FAY from l1eI.sls--ane as tAllls1isl
gentleman, y ho holds high rank in The estiina-
ton Of his connlrymen Is graceful and eosy WI
ter. viii furnish rs with occasional sketches from
Paris.
Ia the course Of the yolanies fifty pieces Of Popu-
lar MUSIC viii be pubIished--seleeted BY AessEs.
BRRKKlBTa HoRNs euasELks & NiehIs ete,
SfxsUpERB ENGN vINss, nciuelng khe w issued
with the present nua1beg, will be gIvens engraved
by DA0EoRIH. PARKass etc, RON Original ues'eA
and portraits By WEIR, IEplAE, CH krlAN, ETC;
A number Of CURIOUS ETcHINas on WOOD VIII g.
So Be published - the present volumes s
BY ADAMS AaBERsEs, JoaasToNs etc.s IRON
designs.
Nothing shall Be left undone 70 reldert ms WoEk
in It's literary character. ls engraylngs lts music
and its aypegraphp f not superioTs g amp petoo.
zeal Of the day.
IA number oflitefkry novelties, eations blss i,
cal legends, Aerican "Reminiscences and AncsaI
traditions, are rlreadY ~ PFepEatlon. Anasea
overy subiecY villain the range 81 literature ot ms
fne orfs IS embraced IA lie plan; and I mas e
eeived the commentator Of the press tnfQo non
the United States aud Great Drlsalns Is 81 tehnes
nnd elegant repository Of the bellies lettres
Ut -
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-31
CAR.D.

= = WING established ourselves il the city
Sc Vicksburg, with the view ol taelll-
eaeing the business Of the house. q Hart,
r.,elsr s. CO. Of New Orleans with the tlan-
ssrs 81 this section Of the state. We Wish
ahare 81 public patronages we feel q sEssiHes
f,,Ilv competent % afford the usual lacillties
q fhe planters which has heretofore been eN.
sended 10 them BY The number Of vel Know Y 2
Established houses, both Of this city and tne
city Of New Orleans.
I'VE are assured to say to the Planter lns1
fhe house ia New Orleans has taken our ee
onen policv Of Insurance which eNt g
ne waters Of the Mississippi, ONO ana MS
souri, rivers, and all their tributaries: v men
advantare ii Is to the planter " en snippsng
lhis cotton 10 the house Of Hart Butter g 8, 70.
and informing them, Or the house q g. lar {.
ir. 3 Co. of. the shipment; to either house I
win be considered fully insured and protect,
ed from loss or damage.
We will receive and forward cottons ane
win at all times be prepared 20 sell niils g
Exchange on New Orleans 10 sums 70 SUI
1-sA' a. HART u. q 60.
lofice Washington 81. nearly opposite Chill
dres Hotel.
i Feb 3l--lI
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-31
hs =. DI1AOINs ~ISl @
June 10, 1910. pr. fee Sl5l 5O-9t
CAUTION.

a4T.. nersonslare hereby forWarned from
trad;no for four several noted, eKecu-
ted bv me- to David IL Hopes and Vim. II.
pS,,nsIl nartnersin Port Gibson in the prac-
ice &c law. Two notes were executed 10
- sbont the 18th day Of January, 1898 -
The one 10 David II. Hopes, for the sum
&c tbree hundred and seventy-tye doiaaFs,
and another to VIM. T. Putnell for the same
snn &c money, and being in OF about the
ss -,r. flafe. and each Of the first notes were
payable think, about SIX months s, alseI e s.
TI,e two other notes we're IN like name.
executed. the one TO David II. HOPES, ano
he Other to VIM. 4. Purnell, iR amount
Eve hundred dollars each note. The sald
notes we're executed about twelve months
since. This is 10 caution all persons IRON
/. fradinO for the said notes described above,
IS he consideration has utterly and entirely
failed for which they were severally execu-
ted. and TO forewaTn all persons nom pay
inc to said Hopes s. Purnell any debt que
TO me.
And / wish Il furthermore understood,
that James ii r. Bacon aud William e. ii.
Chaplain, are my true and lawful attonles,
and that / do by this notice, give them IN
linited power, TO close all Of my business,
+, anv vay that they may deem most condu-
Give to nv interest. And persons who are
6ffil il arrears 10 me, will save cost By cali
sno a. The Office Of either bacon or Chap
lsin 81 PORT Gibson, and closing their &C
seses-1s TsvrtrT 4 m 7nIf1Tp A M
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-31
rne nrufre Gtate,
fsnceRssnR 10 TIE WEEKLY WILL
4v,ll 81 Dab Iished emery Ihursdag morning
# 100 Nassau 81. Nep- York.


The rnbIishers Of the NEwYonL DALI g -. -.
hereafter to issue their weekly pap ~ ~.
i !, ,,p tile of The Empire state No en-.'st
.,it ~ made iii tho size or form u the Pap '.,
contain the full reading matter q "
ea,,ors and win Be regulafly Forwarded y ~
numerous patrons, in the same manneI ~ ~
.ssnga had taken place. Improvements y W
snicaI execution Of the paper are cohtsln-
1850 corresponding with the increase q P1lo
aas Which tie publishers hope % receive unoet
the new arrangement ,.....t s...,s,,c-
me paper will Be under the editofla, n,aIla
,,ent III HoRhcE GREELEY and JAcoB =. ~ eo e \.
rsas ~ former Of whom will attend e the f9il-
800 nsnartmenf. and the latter VIII devote hlA
-. ,tention to the Literary and Miscellaneoal
sans AZ he paper--the design being 70 make
ssrtIE IsafPIRE STATEn not only spiriteo
- rainable political journals but by increasing
- a,,ranfions Is Family Newspaper, 20 renee
+ worldly 81 d more extended patronage, Nv
~ ~ gentlemen known as approved ana eD's
81 a,nnions 81 the whig cause, has been promises
snd he editors feel assured, that = araent zeai
nnt;ring energy, and unfaltering resolntl Joln
/ III - some experience as soldiers u the army
lad aentinels on the ramparts Of fIeeaoll, M X
ansnre success. THE EMPIRE 81 e snal
fall behind none Of its eotemperalles -
he cause Of Liberty and Prosperity
TERMS 7l0o Dollars per annunl' IN a e ~
"a price which, considering the amount ~ TEA
lsno matter IN its columns renders me EMF 1T
lgTs ATE one Of the cheapest Family NeNsPaPe
S, the country.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-07-31
THE EMPIRE STATE.
JANUARY 4, 1910.
PROSPECTUS.


DErERMINED to make adequate returns
for the liberal and increasing encourage
nent given to this paper, which bears alott
the Name and defends the Honor and In
terests Of the EMPIRE STATE--the pub
fishers propose, on the commencement OF
the year 1910, to issue this paper IN the tolio
form, on an enlarged sheet OF the Mammoth
Size. to exceed in size and style OF execu-
ton, any weekly newspaper published IN
this CITY or country, The most ample ar
ranoements are making TO give to the paper
ali those attractions, as a we'll conducted
Political. Literary and Miscellaneous Jour
nal. which the intelligence and good Taste
of the present ace require. In its arrange
ment and execution, and the amount OF
reading matter It viii contain, as we'll as IN
its early and faithful record of News, for
eiDn and domestic, local and general, the
EMPIRE STATE viii be unequalled. Y
will remain slaunch. rs it ever has been, IN
snnnort ofsound Demoratic Wing Princi
nlas-an advocate of Public and Private
Economy, Pablo and Private Virtue, Equal
RIGHTS and Equal Laws. And IN catering
for the general render, we shall spare no
Mains 81 expense TO render the paper attac-
tive. valuable and useful. Inc choieest Sc
lections will Be regularly made from the
current Literature of the day, together with
ample original contributions from the pens
ofable and practised writer's.
TERMS OF THE EMPIRE STATE.
ENLARGED Serbs.
erThe paper viii be published on =
Mammoth folio sheet, on paper Of superior
QUALITY, and beautiful type
The price will be $50 per annurn--
IN I'M cases id advance. No paper sent IN
I'll the money is received; and no subscFIp-
tons received for a less term than six months.
~ Those who are now subscribers, q
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