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"a Z - grcu rs. ~htn lac l. 'acs'
s~ffsd We 'h'H .,sftr. SD tie " 49, ~
lolA'd zrosad fsf So ses iL'n i'' ihera
step ar.j fs';tr afi i,--4 --..i acct 10 ny
j.cop.e ---" nroilsf,. told them, VIE
doal Is ain cpn,e 10 Aans teom yo"'
,a,ii"ci uhat the s.~aaa. IS ite Wsso -
81 less - adsisc Sucia and zach :.
ia~ ease God wiii ~ vi'h ~. b"csase
osr case. - ,as. Shall we defend "at.
'ei'es, - .hs'i We ,tsli' Aud 'h' pee.
pie Aasnrfcd me Cured he be ~ ia
Yield We u,ll noa yield. fisnI ou'
81 Cz,io'r' standard ,eNl on, aud ~ ~,ii
follow. Appliance Arl 80 "" ven,
ou, Nnd lie unnamed dsrl'eri. of nv
rcosic Tough, i.ks heJov'. anl 1'ed with
a -,nile on 'atu ii,s; ani tyram. rem
bed. and the parP'c seas ef de.poi.m
gnskrd. Dat ib-n came Rass,a ami
treason aud no@ ! am an exile. ard
my coun'ry i. filtered with hea,,
chain,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-06

a M 3ily &c h,.i tbs. hy tI', proceed
re- NC have ouc mYrc del ,.stc a..
Substitute than We are entitled 81 $3.50
The o':ise,ion 10 Tins lsiier may be
waived as the ipnr DELEGATES could.
and would doubtless. agree ca the
three votes (, bc ci,en: tu, by
,his premature action on tbs part Of
the cuDven,;on NC iinl tia. The trts.
ea, Is, ,iist,i,l has tire. delegates
all tie State IL entitled to---wbi'c tie
- has n1ic.
We make the above remarks in all
aver to" May Wigs" and other
communicates On ,h.s subject,
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TIE HER AID.
'nsrsus.,vtxiNe, MAY &.


-~~-~> D>>>N-~-~~~~>-,>>--~-~--- -~---~~
esq ihc psuia. thas poutus over
the ;teatDeu. If the haruburuers hy
,hsis bunker iiienis, ani in a.lusion
- rcoefi events here SAYS
The 4" Oh Liners is.uc cal
IRA Di.trict Convention iuy'tc all
who propose 70 support II, nominee
81 TIE Baltimore Convention 10 bar.
ilcjpa'r. The Convention meets. In
accordance with tho cal, there appear
CERTAIN Democrats. li..i,ninlcd ,ncn,
above hoail ncn. irolosn; to do ire.
ci,cly a' III" call imposes. They take
n '"1 snl me rcdiy 10 Get. But IN.
steal e.! the " entertainment 10 which
they we've invited" their association
l. II iGei. or their accDun, Is Loi'ci '
f'r What cause They are " Free
Npiler>, Niger mem" ,hey"ion' I
h'lnas t" the p1rtg." and are told
TIA. the Convention viii not snbmit to
Their as,o;il;i,n, How i, thi. : How
is III, sc Should like to know"
Ahi 50 shpa.l We. VIVA. is the
mater? Lydia Wheeler Lyliu
Wheeler wha, i, the matter?
Ia. no such treatment. as this was
visited upou the free soil dcmocracy
n; their convention in the u district.
they beins ucre all Iowc;f4l,--as
Iuer woni! have bcch ia convention
q: R'iilpl bu. for the coup dctat
"hieh gave 10 tne .ew poNe. over the
many --ani by which the maioli,y
were forced into ,ac rear ranks and
lcit to s::h out their ,i;iablc com.
plants as above. But it woull appear
that Tue bunker branch oc the party
IA the "A district arc n. disposed to
give i, up So bat are determined to
rcpndia,c the convention Of the s,b
Airll and have already issued a call
for new convention at Bellows Falls
On the 1911. inst. giving reasons 'rlen
tyas blackbcrrics Why this moycmcn.
should be made. As however, as was
upon TINE remarked b, Joan.a.Wa.
ter, that there "'s, o. shouIl be. q
Ainl .! GRAVITY i'll racsri,neu;, and as
.Aere is, or erlapa ousi, to be. re.
sPcct Of person. IN the quality # car.
rage which Is, asi,ie construed, a.
.her 50. or s.. "-.., ,.r. ,.t ,;.,o,,,
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Tie Fillmore Meeting. The I'D
the series was held at the Casino l,aa,
lat evening, but i; was kind II, "a
communion gathering, and cur rr~
stepped out at the request Of ccD.,u
who stated tia, mono bat delegates ~'
General Committee were expected ID
present. Under this rule the ron,
rapidly emp,icd, only two or tire II
front seats being occupied What ,
tie business transacted 10y the "C.gs
OF ter, we could not ascertain.
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f A coJresnoudsnt ,f H.,

G = a correspondent Of The ,
TiGHne relates ,hc following inc y:
! may mention two item, d ut i
ana q a somewhai diGcren. ChaI
Character from those usually Tef%s
OF kossuth and his suite. Pg'''.
understand, recently learned from II
ishd lhat he had came into Ios'sa
or his banker bad for him. Of ~
which a creditor in Hungary had 4
pleased 10 forward, but which he Il
not claim for fear Austria would 81
clutches upon this estates b.
been confscsied, and he, pfe'"'
ihs windfsll. sinen hi. .Ii.r, rs
bso" poor man The "hH' W
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WAC CONVENTIONS We have
see' frequently asked Of late whether
~ several a'st''t;s Of the STATE are
long % a1.de b. the All ointment
''- y ''' SO ''ns'n''on o. DIS
'''-' '-'''' u '''' Ha'''h"' Goa
''"''-'" ~ ""''"''- - u'se az
'''' '''''', "'s - many regarded Is
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j frish'fnl accident occurred ii
Eastern train on tho Michigan Cd
Railroad last week, near I.coni 4
sixty miles from Detroit. In tn,rI
curve in the road, a locomotive card
denly upon the passenger train 81
speed, smashing The lasi car and IND
. number Of passengers. among whoa|
II. i. Church, Agent Of tho ogt
burg Road, who was morially hunt
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esety ot'et - .jue'a carc,i4,, fp,u
,lc Ere, sac, had lr'tn booted uct
. of .ac Coos eaton. hose pcrc The
charges ahlch tbs Issccfoeos AMI FRYE.
sellers daily laid al The door q the
Wigs they were - j.. met with ev
eryshere. in he co,lmns Of their
newspapers, in the resolutions Of ,heir
conventions, aud ia the speeches Of
their orators On the stump. The pat.
riatic Wig PARTY Of the North fear.
iessly net their opponents upon these
issues, and drove back the foe, They
told them tina, although Gen. Taylo I
( vas n Southern man. aud slarehold
! er, he was an AMERICAN, and he and
! the PEOPLE Of the South had the same
rights under the constitution that the
people Of the North had, and that it
vas practical treason 10 the tpion to
vote against a man because he lived
down South and held slaves. The
constitution made no distinction Of the
nH'?andfhe Whiy party wa,scd no
higher Chart to guide them than that
sacred instrument. Az ihcy wished
to know IN regard to thoir candidate
was. - he an AMERICAN. Is he arAr
RIOT, Is he WING beng satisfied
ca these three oints, they dil not
care to what lart Of tie Union he be.
loucel. They found "oll Xac'. :" TO
come up to their standard, and they
gave him ~. unfalterins snrrorf.
They ask tl.a. the same rule NAV
; DC ar,liel to The VIZ, candidates
now that was a>elic,j then Tbevo.l
for no ,led ,cs Yhoy want y, ,on.
yen.,on Platforms y, condjd,tc cc,,;f
ii.a;es. 40 presidential ,r, n,;s.s It,,;,
90. rid O. lic cxc;,;,,, sloy,r, ;.,os
they are firmly onnosc,] tob,y;,,, ,no.,
revived and ,n,,.e t,.I,u.
dc.nayonre to kick IN wb,,cy.r ,I;roc
ton he thinks NAV hcs, su.,sor,o -,
interest. The rcc,,o -, ,,o vo.l
ask for no revival IF ,,cs. o,,.;,;,,
sectional questions. "Down anon,
ihe dead men let them lie"
They do not expect the Southern
people to be antislavery men, and they
must not expect the reople Of tho
North 10 be slavery men. The iusti.
tuition is local, not national. and thcro.
fore should be kent cut of \ nat;ona
Presidential! contest. Anti.slayery i
not a nationa! Sentiment. That should
also be kept ont OF strictly n,,;o,,.,
contest. Tne'c aust be allowed this
liberality Of opinion in order that =
na'icna! party may exist. IF the
South should be 50 foolish as to make
slaycry . n,,;ono, o,,o,.;, 49,, ~,
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The eminent eroiic philosophc, Y
Frc!erira Emerson, has not tauc.j
vain Tho gospel Of the counts
l.anlsfcldt ha' l"iiy disciples in Bo<3
His Honor Mayor Scavcr, On Wedrs3
evening, spen. yials Of cloqucnce y
'""acy OF a tLca'rc---a magniicem 4
ire 10 BE- erected 10 the heart Of to. 4
where future pcrIstaltio and per g Il
dancing gin, NAV he received q
ting splendor. Ills arguments ver 4
"a' Is they are earnest. Bosaa 4
Iangui-hes. Some sudden ari p
remedy mist he put in motion. =
are two Notwithstanding az. a
dancers. The steamships are to ID
Sharves to the city the dancer, ~
bring the buyers. The plan j, II
much the same cs that which PIE +
handsome girl AZ the counter ot -
restaurant A virtnous plan, an! ~
~ The Dutch burgona-rcr- Of II
dam made somewhat similar pro''''
century ago, and found their ac',ei
IT, We hope that by these ungesJ
devices Boston may be rcgencrated 81
her commerce flourish wi'hop, q.
loss in morals. A moral sinkins III
raise the credit Of the town may pa "a
bad idea. As they sink away from i u
tani:'n, they may rise in wealth.
shades Of Winthrop and Na,ier q
are We coming to. IS
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THrP REssDeNIitL at ssTtoN

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90, ~. COMMUNICATIONS.
ro,,,s. .,.l ,,.;..,:.. =.
,.;,,;.l.. r,-
:, ,oo,o 49,, ;.,' =,
.u,t,: =.
,,l 20, ,h,,. ;..,,,3,., 49,, Ill.,,
upon the real friends Q. rcace. and
-. l. ,ho. ,i,o,.,l.l,
absorbin, topics ia heated pres;lc,.
till election. They claim to be bat.
rio.c and liberal in their action, and
yc. they express d;strust Of every
man who viii not bow down and wo,.
snip the idols which they have set no
ihcy presume to say that there can
be no true worshirpcrs Lnt those WHO
take to their hearts tie gods Of their
i!olatry. They express great revcr,
cncc for the stability of the American
tnion,as il o.hcr5 were less the friends
OF that Union, which was achieved by
the vaIor and sealed by the blood Of
patriots in all sections of the Union.
And they express their espcc;9l dis
tru;. in the yoncrab,. ,,, sco. ..,
ci hero, who Was sbcdd;n, h;s h,oo,i
on the battlefield. and WAS ocb;oy;, a,
a ma,chlesy glory AL renown, by his
wisdom AMI bravery. for himself and
for the officers AMI soldiers Of Amer.
lea, ~,cn some Of these men were in
;Aoir swaddlins clothes. or 4. hest
were engaged IN irwin, ,iy.,nnnv co.
scs before !; Justices court. The man
whose whole life sialhlcs with brave
deeds, as diamonds Oh tue brow Of
beauty, ana whose heart never felt coc
lnisai'on that was not for his country.
and lis Whole country; who knows
no North, - South, no East, poWest
Al. the country everywhere. the m.
ION Of which forever is Ii, Liobest
hope aud his most fcrycnt rraycr--hc
cannot be trusted " these BOILING nat.
=, =, without he uiycs a note Of hand
tina: lie viii not prove a traitor to the
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New Sora Import T,,,a

Tic Close # Ito month 4 l
turd> an opportunity to re,r, Il
the amour, aud compars;,y.
the importation of lorcicu G>,l'
port cmbracing about 90 f..
thu whole imports OF tic ,',.
compared with the ptc>icu, ,,..
amounts are substantially ,'o T.
House figures, in which full So.
may not he placed, as rc,r,e,,'
ma'kc, cos, Of tho good. lu ,,
the basis Of value ia tho Trca.p,, :,
made up ut Washington
/, will hc seen ih.t i.r -,
four calendar months of liz. ,.
dimIuu;icn III value # forum g..
disc is over nine nilli,as roll,,, 81
per cent. cf the aggregate u III. "A
pondinG period Of hast year. Tbo Il
"a in dry s~'ds, separated, ,,,h,,
hundred thousand dollars, cr I'm.
eli the aggregate OF ISL r..
exclusive Of sr.ccic. are
csrsiL M~,h, be- G. o.,
lS5l so 'roH'" S.2,t"o,,o Aua
1851 .3.stonp1 - tnnpl .s.
Dcorcr,", li.n'rN 5.....i =
This result ia car:a'.,. ..,.-.
and Wien connected viii IL.
that The domestic CONSUMPTION q, I.
|. c. the amount maruTnc'rr-A !, 4.
ted Statcs-wiil pTnhni'y tc ~,
full 80 per cent. say - .,l9
against 400 90 hates l.>' ,f., -.
further prospect thai t." ,,,.oe.. ~,
Of raw Cotton VII j., aa,u ,,,. s
make up the loss in t.2 csl.rt ,,.e Il
tho crop, than was aa,.cla,; Ia
months ago, it gives reason 10 D.. 81
tho Summer months VII Ic r,.- 81
reduced exports of gold d, "a
with last year. Too mH,h .rp-,#
cannot tc attached (, ti., u
greatly expanded state Of lauaM, b
tons If tho county, and n, iars 81
creased t,m,c, and indi,iAual an, 81
mcrciai Liabilities 81 tie r,onlo II
nothing Of the varied stock and a
tate speculations, which havc sr5s. 3
Of the discovery and dcvc!op;n,a' B
''oruia, ard ,he rapid ,x,cn..n,i
Hallway system, absolutely dcan
We would avoid the di,cr,di If .,
payments hereafter, an Increase cd, n
in the New York lan,s Jhc &
now I'll" centre Of a comm,rcil, n
almost equal in magnitude to that O.. n
don, and far exceeding that Of iar !
If we hope to make it stable, or III
lie in specie basis, among ,ho IA
nations Of the world, it is rcrlan,y u
rahlc that we should npproo"h ncarc
l. to lao millions with Iondon. ar b
to l.O millions with Paris in The II
tan' to" Of gold ; especially 70, III
u precious metal Of cur own Iro. Z
Daily Times.
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e. y printing Office sen. On, 10 IL.
Mormon country hy Senator Douglas
has been delivered up TO Gov. Youae.
and Is 'o"ndi". he tramp of'hc Latter
by >sus.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-06

Professor Hachc, Snpcrn'cnlc@,
the United States Coast Survey, hes
wardcd from Washington To- WaltI
Jones, Esq, Presilcn, of tie NcsI4
Life Saving Benevolent Associnriec |
Of Charts, to he presented to ihc q !
rIlo'' W, }. Murphy. who rqrie.|
life 10 save the lives of several n
belonging 10 Yarmouth vessel, vr,s
at sandy Hook. who subsequently 4
hy subscription, more than three huz
dollars for the relief of the suil.r.r
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-06

"a The democrats Of Michigan in
STATE Convention at De,ro;, aIo.,., q
series Of resolutions which endorse ,Lc
platforms Of so aud rs. do.l,e tin.
Compromise measures, and instruct del.
egaies TO Baltimore to urge The nonina
'''n OF Gen. Cas-, Only three dele.
gates we're arPoiried. Grea! harmony
prevailed
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=
Tie ttah DiG,cuit,es. A private
letter from JUDGE Iuiw, in relation TO the
Utah difficulties, disagrccs entirely with
he statements made by his associate.
Judges Brondcbrry aud Brucchus. Uc
States that The Morlnons are greatly in "a.
'or ct the principles of the Constitution
ana laws Of the United States and thor
creates complaint is iha, they cannot rc,
the laws executed in their behalf. liz
states that Gov, Young did all he could
to settle the difficulties amicaily and
sIeaks thus Of the runaway JUDGES
Judges Brandebury and Broccbus
are better informed in The little ur,c,i.,I
workings Of the law than GUY Ynnr@
'n' rs great general thinkers they c,pno,
touch him with tcu-foot pole. Tbry
however. saw that Gov Young wc;ldsd
an influence here tha; ,hev had MOT ,J,,'
l""ers Of mind to cope with. and That !
thought, and sin think. was the urea,
secret Of their leaving. Gov Young
holds an niiuence here that 10 man from,
the States ran holi. and. in nv opinion
!, + not only well canned In. veil ,!.ce.3 =.
! J Tr1
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welfare Of the country and the success
Of the Wi.is party require"

Gf> The telegraph reports shock o,
m earthquake sensibly Eel, in Wasting
tom Oh Thursday. The clerks employ, i
in Windcrs Aa.iiiag and other public
Offices are sad To have rushed into The
streets greatly frightened. The shock
was barely pcrc"ptiL!e in the eastern
portion OF he city. 1t was felt in other
parts Of A!arylanl.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
nA1LY EVENING STAR.

THE Undersigned proposes to publish, so
a. 8 sufficient number Of subscribers
IN have been obtained to justify the un-
,.- M taxing daily afternoon paper, to be
~ sns5 The Daily Evening Star"
THE Star" is designed to supply de-
.,srstum which has long existed at the
u.tropolis of the nation. Free from party
..,nmels and sectarian influences, it will
.,sserve q strict neutrality, and, whilst
rr,,;ntaining fearless spirit of Independent
,.,ce will be devoted, in an especial man.
..r to the local interests of the beautiful
-, which bears the honored name of Wash
inetOn, and to the welfare and happiness of
The large and growing population within it's
,orders. To develop the resources Of the
patropolis-to increase and facilitate its
mercantile operations-to foster and en-
.orrage its industrial pursuits-to stimulate
ia business and trade-to accelerate its
progressin the march to power and great
ress-these shall be the main objects of the
paper
s.The Star" will also beam forth intelli-
renee from all sections of the country, by
telegraph and mail, and give it in form so
condensed as not to render it necessary to
:t bushel of ehaI before finding grain
Of wheat The articles, editorial and select
ed, will be brief, varied, and sprightly. No.
thing shall be admitted into its columns Of
fensive to any religious sect or political par
ty-nothing. in moral point of view, to
which even the most fastidious might object.
It is the determination of the publisher to
make it paper which will be a welcome vi
sitter to every family, and one which may be
perused not only with pleasure, but with
profit.
The editorial department will be under the
direction of gentleman Of ability and tact.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Subscribers served by the carriers at six
cents week, payable weekly. To mail sub
s:ribers $4 year; 50 for six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
In order to prevent persons having but q
few lines to advertise paying an extravagant
rate, the following schedule will be adopted /:
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GENTLENENs' REALY.kADH CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods Of first Quality.

"ALL STEPHENS Pnnsylpdnf1 av>nse, t<t
w seeen sh and 1oth streets, GSa dooreaa Of Iron
Hail. would respec fully invite mem bers Of Congress-
citizens, and strangers, their large and eXteusivs
assortment of READY-MADE CLOTH >0 and FL B.
NISHING GOODS, which viii be found 10 the
most complete and elegant assortment Of fne and
fashioaabs Clothing svsr oesrsd In this city, Viii
are determined TO ssu st toe very lowest prics,
and aive en- ire - aisfastioo In all os>ssL
Gentleman prs5srTing 70 have thek elofhtne mAds
to order, VIII please give rs . s.u, where thsy sAa
sortyosnt Of CLOTHS, CASJtMEkEs, AND VkS1-
INGs whish We will furnish In toe best style Of maks
and dnish, twenty per cent cheaper than tAs AsuAl
Washington prizes a~W
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For six lines or less.
MECHANICS BANK, GEORGETOWN.

THIS INSTITUTION is now doing General Bank
| ing Business. Ofice under the Union Hotel, cor
Der Bridge and Washington streets, Georgetown, Cd.
C) where its notes viii be redeemed in specie.
F. w. COSCH, Cashier.
GEoaaErows, O. C) 1882.
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~ A young man at Dover, N. H., paid
young lady $500 to "let him off," Such
is life.
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IN ARRIVAL at BROWNS HOTEL
"A Iusr rans.iusd frnra tho arrfactorz of Nm I

n just received from the manufactory Of VIM. L.
McCauley, OF Baltimore
One case Of Patent Cork-sols Boots
One cass Of Doubls-Sole Boots
One case Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store Of
dsc4 j. MILLS.
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ALL HAHN ALL HALL!

ALL HALL ALL HALL!
VIZ C.. CHO TIE HAS LATELY DISCOVER.
w {. LID an au-hssling SALvE, which Will cure
Corns, Bunions, Warts, &C., 4e Ine remedy SAFE
ard sure. No cauterisfpg substance - used.
Residence ~ street, one house north ofPsnnsylvs
nj. .venn. ~ dee Ia
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DLANKETSl BLANKETS !!
II n 90 ..;-. n;ll.l Aa,,,,d Rlank eta

IL 30 pairs Ribband- bound blanhets
LOO do Common Blankets, Az sizes
SO do Gray, Blue, and Red Blankets, all sizes
Linen and Cotton SheettnS
White, Red, and Blue lannsas
Together With general assortment Of Dry Goods
WM 4 RILEY
dec l6-st corner Sth st. and opp Centre Market.
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PUTNAM's MONTHLY.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, responding to the repeated
L and urgently expressed wish Of eminent and ju-
dctcus persons in various sections Of the country
have decided to commence the first Of dnuary 1853
entirely original Periodical, under the above title
1t Is intended to combine the lighter characteristics
ota popular magazine with the higher and graver
quari.s Of quarterly review filling position hith
erto unoccupsd in our literature.
While attractive variety for the general reader Is
thus obtained there Will be attempt to secure sub
s:Antal excellence In each department.
To accomplish this We intend that the work in all
is mechanical and business aspects shall Be such
Vii meet the views Of most distinguished writer's
such medium ss they would seek for in communi
aiH. with the world, and such a. may tempt some
TO write ably and p-ohtably who have not hitherto
contributed to psriodials.
helntend that al articles admitted into the work
iaa De literally paid for
We believe that an ample material exists for such
aTOrS that there II no lack either Of talent among
cur writer's or Of appreciation the art Of the read
ils public and that properly conducted periodical
This kind may bring to Light much true genius as
Ut un,ieyelOped.
"Patuams Monthly will be devoted to the interests
Z. Literature. Science, and Art-in their best and
91aSsnteSt aspects.
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