The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-14

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a general wish and expectation of the Meth
odist public, the proprietors of the Herald
have determined to issue, during the ap-
preaching General Conference in this city, q
DAILY zToN's HERALD.
The Daily will be about three-fourths as
large as our present weekly sheet.
CONTENTS.
l. Our main design will of course be to
publish the proceedings and documents of the
General Conference. We shall therefore take
especial pains to give full and accurate re-
ports of the Sayings and Dvings of this i'm
portant pody, and of the various anniversa-
ny meetings that they may occur during the
session.
2 The Editor intends continuing his
Characteristic Notes." which were received
with SO much favor in1844 and 40. These
"Notes'' besides observations on the procee-
dings of the Conference, will embrace per-
Sonat Sketches of som of its principal mem
bers and visitors.
3 During the issue of the Daily we pur-
pose to give comprehensive and carefully
prepared articles, embodying important in
formation and statistics on all departments
of Methodism, particularly the Sunday
School and Missionary interests.
4 We have made ample provision for
giving the current news of the day.
5 Having a valuable Forei- n and Do
mestic Correspondence, we shall possess a.
bundant resources from which to fill every
paper with valuable and interesting mat
ter.
For a single copy for the session, ONE DOL
LAR. Any person sending us the money
for -FOUR Subscribers shall receive a fifth
copy gratis. The money must accompany
the order, in all cases.
The Daily will be issued at least FIVE
Weeks, or until the adjournment of the Con-
ference. The first number will be issued on
Monday. May Sd, and will contain the first
days proceedings Of the Conference, a COM
plete list of the Delegates, DC.
BE 'FRONT.'.
The publishers of the Pittsburgh Christian
Advocate inform us that they were gretly
embarrassed at the last General Conference
by the delay of Subscribers to send their
orders in season, and their consequent hur-
ry after the meeting Of the Conference
This trouble may be avoided. Postage
is now a mere t%ritle, and Transmission through
the mail is convenient and safe. We wish
our friends, therefore, tomake UP their minds
at once te subscribe, and send US their
names and money immediately.
%UNoURRENT MONEY!.
We wish our friends as far as possible
to send Eastern money, as on all Bank notes
out of New England we have to pay a dis
count. Our friends at the West who have
but one subscription to send can carefully en-
close a gold dollar. Let others send us the
best Bank notes they can get.
3 CAUTION.
Another paper of similar name to our
own is published in this city-so our friends
must be very particular 70 direct their let
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C0rRhW.
Also. if you wish to get the paper regu-
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State, where it is to be sent.
TO CONCLUDE.
Our Association have undertaken this en-
terprise with some misgivings, as we must
have at least twenty-five hundred subscri-
bers to pay expenses. Many assurances
have been given, however, that the requis-
lite number may be obtained. We assure
our friends if they will come forward promt-
ly aid sustain US, we will give them a pa
per that wiW be worh having.
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Publishing Agent of lions Herald,
No. 7 Cornhill, Boston.