Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
THE NEw.YoRK WEEKLY TIMES,
A LirkRARy AND NEWS JOURNAL FOR THE FAM
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contest now close At nanO, the pfOprletOrS oil
the New York Weekly Times intend to in.
troduce various and extensive changes ih its
character, which will render il still more at.
tractive to the great mass Of the people o
the United States. Its columns will then be
less exclusively occupied by political news
aud discussions, and will be much more large
ly devoted to Literature, General News, and
interesting Miscellaneous Reading. 1t will
be made emphatieally and especially Ne,cs.
paper for The Family and the Preside, con-
tanning Literary Tales, Original aud selected
Biographical Notices, Sketches OF character
Letters from abroad, Anecdotes and Yener-
ally whatever will be most entertaining and
most instructive to the grcat mass Of News
paper Readers. D. yol E.F a''f a.a|
Among the conspicuous attractions of the
Weekly Times will be
AN ORIGINAL NOVEL. %. .
BY popular Amercan Author, written ex.
pressly for its columns, aud aboundlng in in
terest aud merit. This will be published in
successive numbers, commencing about the
10th of November, and will probably be com,
pleted in six nenths. a
The Weekly Times will also contain Sc.
ries Of Letters from Europe and the East, by
one the ablest aud most popular writers in
the United States-embracing Notes Of In
cident, Adventure and Observation in Europe
Egypt, Arabia and the Holy Land, aud form
ing one of the most interesting series ol
Foreign Sketches ever published iu this
Country.
Besides these continuous articles, prepared
expressly for the New Series Of the Weekly
Times, it will contain, every week. great
amount Of original correspondence, Domestic
and Foreign. Miscellaneous literary anec.
l,,o ,I.l.a ,b.c N,to ,f cai.,ntifin die,
covery, typographical and critical notices, re-
views of new and valuables Books. choice
Poetry original and selected &c. DC.
In addition to its Literary and Miscella-
neous character the "l'Imes" will give, in a
clear and condensed form, nl the news of day
From all quarters Of the world, and in all de-
partments Of activity, y,--embracng Agricul
turnl, Commercial aud Financial Intelligence
prepared expressly for its columns, aud fol
and for the use Of those in all parts VI the
country who wish to be kept informed upon
all thesn topics.
THE Do1NGs OF CONGRESS.
With q synopsis of all important documents,
valuable speeches, and the proceedings of the
several State Legislatures. Foreign News
as given IN the Letters OF Special Correspon.
dents, aud in Extracts frolA the Newspaper
Press Of England and the Continent :-und
TIE MISCELLANEOUS NEWS . ..
OF Accidents. Crimes, Disasters, Personal
Movements, &c., both at home and abroad.
The Weekly Times will also contain edto-
rial articles discussing all the leading events
~ the day, in such u manner as shall promise
to be most widely useful aid instructive. In
its political department the TINES will be
IVhoity Independent Of all Political Parties.
Speaking freely and boldly its own Opinions
condemnng public men and Public bodies for
whatever may be wrong and upholding aud
sustaining them IN whatever may tend for the
advancement Of the public good, 1t will
advocate equal and exact justice to all men,
the preservation of the Union upon the
principles Of the Constitution, and the i'm.
provement of the condition of all classes by
Education, Nj Morality and Religion. 1t Will
wage no war upon any section nor counten
ance any Infringement Uf the constitutional
lights of any portion of our common country
But it vii, also resist all attempts to subor
diate the general good TO sectional ambition
or to undermine those great principles OF iu
man Lloer:y which fU,m tho hosis and found
alton OF our Republican Institutions. 1t vii
be moderate bnt firm in its tone,-seeking Il
convince rather than intlmidute, respectful
in its tendency, and devoted zealously ant
steadily to the elevation and advancement u
the people.
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handsome paper, in clear type and in elegan
stye-each number containing eight pages
or iorty-eight culumns--presentng ever,
week larger amount Of choice reading un'
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same rate. 1t is designed TO make it ono
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