Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-17
PROSPECTUS
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I'VE undersigned propose commencing os soon as
n sufficient number Of subscribers can be obtained the
publralion in this city, Of weekly paper be led
"THE TEMPERANCE REFoRMER,"
and devoted primarily To the advocacy of the Temper
ance Reform aud secordaly Literary. Agricultural
Mechanical and Commercial interests and To the dtn.
sion If general intellgcnce
The growing importance Of the Temperance cause
the '~ interests tat ihseparably connected with IL
promotion and the alarming results, direct or indirect
individual and national. consequent upon its overthrow
constitute an imperative call for the Jealous and untiring
eXefiions Of its friends. No surer or more efcrtive
means can be devised for it, promotion than to call into
feqmolton the Pre1he great organ if it be moi the
creator ct public sentiment, among free people Act
,ng qpon this belief shall nscribe upon THE RE-
tOhMER.' the Lengn principles of this cause, and
send II forth to fight lis battles confidently expecting
the AID OF the good and vuous, whether in or out Of
Temperance institutions
Bn,, while "fIE REFORMER" will mainly and ar
dehtI advocate the Temperance that shall only
be one ot many interests to which it will be devoted.
w" Iehd II support all agencies hysica moral,
l#fi ron the m 'vcmcnfS of political partcs) nvoy-
e The public good. II will seek tn promote Edurati n
IA 'ts most Catholic sense including Science Literature
tue Ans OF taste we'll of utility and Social re-
hnement For the Farmer it will present an Agricul.
tui" department. The Religions will be kept informed
hsto passing events in the Christian world record
III the Markets and operations in the Commercial world
VIII DE kept Tor the benefit Of business men,-a de-
pmtment suited the amusement instruction and i'm,
Pro1cment of youth,ond for the entertainment OF the
general render regular record Of the general ntelli-
gehee o the day and The current history of the times
IN word II shall be Family Paper congenal in its
'a.!"uS departments 10 the tastes of all.
confidently expecting the support Of the tu,.ic and
sieraly the friends of Temperance we shall call upon
AL a. Tn as r"cticablc and hope to receive the orde
Of others by mail
4 K R MS.
I'll HE TEMPERANCE REroRMEn'' will be "a laree or
larger thanthe Lynchburg Duly Virginian and nullh
ca al the low price Of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
ZEN IL FER YEAR, due at the ex niration of three
months IRON the inst issue ALEX. MCDONALD
WILLIAM s ORR
ort - Il JOHN Z. BROWN
EW fsOOEAS .--NesV isOOAs !!-I500
= volumes and numbers of Ckc y Puiiieq,ioD,
among many other authors may be found the yvritie r
James, baiwer Capt. Maryait 4. S. Arthur Alcx' Dn.
mas Henry Cockton, q w Reynolds judge HnIbur.
an 10 Miller, J. II. Green NJ. II CARPENTER. Nj =
upper James Knight George Liprard. Chs. Dickens.
gam Lover Capt. Reid s. c. Warren Rev. Grorgc
~ =, Fei'y. Chas. Peterson, Gins Lever Ainswcrth2
" RS. Gray, Ellen Pickering uurriet MaItinean Grace
th2 eh Charlotte Berry, Hon. Mrs Norton. Mrs Core.
Catherine Sinclair. ''i'' N0'''
M above embraces many of the best and mos, de-
>'''' works ct hctioniu the language and offered at
~ oa' cannot tai t. please. C. MORSE
Soo9h END Book&tore.
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