The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-12
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|. The Political Pathfinder will embrace elaborate ana
Of current political and socia
tons In politics, 1t will sustain what are known ~ u
democratic views but will give hearing to all sides and
especially to those who may be in possession Oh any new
truth The main object Of the editor wi De OF
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to him and important Freedom and progress Is the
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choice extracts and anecdotes from books and maya
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airy intelligence foreign and domestic This department
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rates of exchange, bank note lists domestic and foreign
produce markets. bankruptcies and other intelligence Of
interest to men OF business.
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of the week. foreignpews, the proceedings of Con
gress and legislatures important decisions in the
Courts, strange and interesting occurrences accidents
&C. making complete chronicle of passing events and
the time valuable repository OF political social
and literary discussions Being printed in such form
that irmay be bound, at the end Of the year. it will CON-
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