The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-04-07

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DAILY ZION'S HERALD,
FOR THE APPROACHING GENERAL
CONFERENCE.
In accordance with what is believed TO
be general wish and expectation Of the
Methods, public, the proprietors OF the
Herald have determined to issue, during
the approaching General Conference in
this city, DAILY ZiON'S HERALD.
SIZE.
The Daily will be about three e-fourths az
large as our present weekly sheet. s.
CONTENTS.
1. Our main design will Of course be to
publish the proceedings and documents Of
ihe General Conference. We shall there.
fore take especial pains to give full and
accurate reports of the Sayings and Do.
ings OF this important body, and Of the
various anniversary meetings that may oc.
cur during the session.
2. The Editor intends continuing his
"Characterisiic Notes." which were re-
ceived with so much favor in 1874 and
'4S. These "Notes, besides observations,
on the proceedings Of the Conference, will
embrace personal Sketches Of some of its
principal members and visitors.
8. During the issue OF the Daily we
purpose to give comprehensive and care
fully prepared articles. embodying import.
ant information and statistics on all de.
par,ments of Methodism, particularly the
Sunday School and Missionary interests.
4. We have made ample provision for
giving the current news OF the day.
S. Having valuable Foreign and Do
mestic Correspondence, we shall possess
abundant resources from which to fill every
paper with valuable and Interesting mat
Ter.
TERMS.
For single copy for the session, ONE
DOLLAR. Any person sending US the
money for Four Subscribers shall receive
fifth copy gratis. The money must &C.
company the order, in all cases.
The Daily will be issued at least FIVE
WEEKS, or until the adjournment OF the
Conference. The first number will be is--
sued on Monday, May Sd, and viii con-
tain the first days proceedings Of the Con-
ference, complete list Of the Delegates, &c.
BE PROMPT.
The publishers of the Pittsburgh Chris
,ian Advocate inform us that they were
greatly embarrassed at the last Generat
Conference. by the delay Of Subscribers
10 send their orders in season, and their
consequent hurry after the meeting of the
Conference. This trouble may be avoid
ed. Postage is now q mere trifie. and
transmission through the mail is conve.
nient and safe. We wish our friends.
therefore. to make up their minds at once
to subscribe, and send US their names and
money Immediately.
UNCURRENT MONEY. lA
We wish our friends as far as possibls
TO send Eastern money, as on all Bank
notes on, Of New England we have to pay
discount. Our friends at the West who
have but one subscription to send can
carefully enclose gold dollar. Let 9th.
ers scnd Us the best Bank notes they can
get. Nv
t.. CAUTION. cp,.s
Another paper of similar name to our
own is published in this city--so our friends
mus. be very particular to direct their let
ters to F. RAND. Agent Of Zion's Herald,
IL CornhM.
Also. if you wish to get the paper regu-
llary, give us the Post Office, County, and
| STATE, where il is to be sent. fas
- TO CONCLUDE. sss1
Our Association have undertaken this
en,e,prise with some misgivings. ss we
mus, have at least twenty-five hundred
subscribers TO pay expenses. Many as
surances have been given. however. that
the requisite number may be obtained
| We assure our friends if they win come
forward promptly and sustain US. We will
lgve them a paper that ioiIl DC Uorfh hau'
ing. 7S F. RAND,
Publishing Agent Of lions Herald,
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