Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-25
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

To those DESTROYS of taking newspaper
from the "Great Commercial Emporium Of
our Union, z we cannot too highly recommend
the'.New York Tribune The Editors in their
Prospectus announcing the enlargement and
typographical improvement Of their paper, af-
ter defining their Wing principles. Sc, con-
clude with the following language, which will
at once favorably strike the mind Of the intelli
gent reader
In setting forth those features Of The Tri-
bune which are 10 some extent peculiar or
characteristic il is not intended TO intimate that
to those its columns are wholly or mainly de
voted. On the contrary, no labor or expense
is grudged to render IT equal to any other jour
nal In those features which are common to ma
NY ifnot ALL The Editor known as such TO
the public is aided in the several departments
OF Literature and Criticism, Commercial trans
actions, City intelligence, and General News
by Assistants whose ability has been tested and
whose time and best efforts are devoted to this
work. In the single department Of Foreign
Correspondence, three several writers of capac-
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and Eastern Europe respectively, while we
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MAINTAIN Tor our journal a recognized rank
among the most prompt, ample, lucid ana re-
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while delerring TO none in the fearless express
sion of its sentiments and in uncalcuatlng de-
yoton to the best good Of our Country and OF
all Human Kind.
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times a week, on a sheet OF seven ample col
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annum, payable always in advance. Its ave
rage quantity of reading matter mot counting
Advertisements is decidedly above that OF the
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so that any delays or irregularities IN It's re-
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certainly not ours. Each edition contains all
important news received IN this City up TO the
hour OF It's gong 10 press.
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from US. Subscriptions from individuals or
clubs are solicited by
GREEDY s. McELRATH,
l5S Nassau-st
.Ne,D- York, June l0M, 1916.