Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-23
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
MILLENNIUM Esl5GTL

"A ssAH He!!ihly newspaper Ce'cfeG TO lie
ton OF human happiness, 10 he published
town OF Bloomington, Iowa, as scopsssaf
number OF subscribers can lie ob;and (a
The object Of this unde taking is lie ID
ment of man, in scli-know1edge, gssl1ss ID
piness. The Bugle will sound It's notes IN
abolisling and anniiilaling by forcitIe YET nj
persuasive. reasoning, the hosts of elstseles
pedc and obstruc, the onward march Of Tn.
ticc and Honor; uithm2f caaocef.se IN,
or Religious creed or tent II will hol ID
banner of Neutrality, in the cen motions Vii
agitate and distract the beautiful cause 4
harmony. and oncession-srrirsng fen
ence Of opinion, in this county. Iuilas
a physiological discussion of the principls,
the editor thinks, should govern tie aetioms
tives of mankind. The Millennium BugtH
deavor to show society as il now is lfda
perverted, deranged and i'll condition; irfrtl
by divine vengeance, or fixed and immuslh
nature, but by ignorance, want Of confdele
dice. &c. 1t will inculcate that man cant,
an upright and glorious being: "oer al&sl
life Victorious and that the existence cFerEd
&c, should, and uiH, ultimately, cease gpa
earth ; all agree that there is ample field loren
in the great cause of Reformation ;--andGa
!ennium Bugle succeeds in turning only shEi
g great family it will have acccnp lsled in
rious object.
The Millennium Bugle, VIII sirnmmsa
change in the mode IF education: aid
has obtained the rudiments of knowledge Ito
force that he should be made familiar lyas
with the operations Of his own body; ga
the anatomical and physiological srtc''r -
to cause him to understand, Alright ins+
lieving that the present.sys'en., has iHdHa7
rated to influence man TO view bis fVn %
with superstitious eye, i. E. as bitter Hr
consequently TO hurl him into the voT'I o. !,
and dread-into vices ard iollifs irrurusal'
have assumed dishoncralle priority e'dn
qualities, and if suffered to progress VIII e NJ
end in his falling victim TO irnmetlalfas
sensuality, ign ominy, shame Gid dIsgraaffs;u
upon him Diseases uifhout numt1, ans p4.
his original nobeness of soul, to AFFECT D'Is,
premature decay and death, the changes v.
now going on, in explanation Of na'1H S Esa
will be reviewed. Natural fhhes'ir;..
Geology, Magnetism. Threnocey' Ms' a..
Surgery, will be brought to lear d CD y,
new social position. The editor VIII ho' ' s,'
intimida,ed by any false or f'rent,us ~ na IN
icacy in the dissemination O! rum n Is h
freely, fairly and candid'y, TO the hs's :, n
and power, the machinery of mans ''o. a
snd the agents that operate upon Tue s,, 1 j
acan the movements Of the head and h,' r..s~
upon the handspring Of barPiness orc .m
It will contain an advertising deraI'n,s.l
iisements will be inserted at the usual ; :. y,
selected matter, having bearing uIch III
will appear in its columns. The en't,filIh
attended with considerable expense ag
hopes all will lend helping hard y ", d
advertising, towards It's maintenance Sr' Il;
O. No personal editorial allusohs "
viii appear in the columns Of this Famh.
Contributors fibm able friends Of 'if''
gladly be published. i. MD
1t vii! he issued from the Office OF tls =
ton Herald, every other "Wednesday n''', ~
The current news of the day vii, VS.
condensed form with editorial rena1kA III
The first number will be issued ao0''
Of July next.
TERMS. u.1
THE MILLENNIUM BUGLb VIII .nip
ed on medium Sheet Of fine qualli1yc, n a. ii
at 81 so per annum, in advance-sS;
Of the year.-s5 90 will obtain cop'.SI
Letters to Il Editor must be PosIp'"
Millennium Buglc, Bloomington, low. !, .1s,ss
Editors, friendly to the carse, viii KIN KIN
ny0snrrfEs an ineevfinr ar two and cru ,,.A,i
bic servant, I'M