Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-14
The New Work Weekly Times.

4 Literary and Netrs journal for the Family 4 Ftre'ido'
The Cheapest Newspaper in the United States
Upon THE TERMINATION OF THE PRES1-
- Dental contest, now close Mt hand, the proprie-
tors OF the NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES intend
to introduce various and extensive changes in its
which will render it still more attractive
to the great mass Of the people of the United states.
Its columns will then DO less exclusively occupied
by political news and discussions, and will be much
more largely devoted to LITERATURE, GENERAL
NEWS, and interesting MISCELLANEOUS READ
ING. II will be made emphatically and especially n
NEWSPAPER ron TUE FAMILY AND rIRrstnE,
Containing Literary Tales, Original and Selected
Biographical Notices. Sketches of Character, Letters
from Abroad, Anecdotes, and generally whatever
will be most entertaining and most instructive to
the great mass of Newspaper Readers.
Among the conspicuous attractions of the WEEK.
LY TINES will be
AN ORIGINAL NOVEL,
BY a Popular AMERICAN AUTHOR, written expressly
for its cnlumns. and abpunding in interest and
merit. This will be published in successive mum.
bers, commencing about the 18th of November. and
will probably he com pleted in six months.
The WEEKLY TINES will also contain n series Of
LETTERS FROM EUROPE AND THE EAST,
By one of the ablcst and most Popular writer's in
the United States,-embracing Notes of Incident,
Adventure and Observation in Europe, Egypt, Ara
bia and the Holy Land, and forming one of the
most interesting series of Foreign sketches ever
published in this Country.
Besides these continuous articles, prepared ex-
prcssly for the New Series Of the WEEKLY TIMES,
it will contain, every week, a great amount Of
ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE, DOMESTIC
N FOREIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS LITERARY ANECDOTES
AND SKETCHES.
NOTES OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL NOTICES.
REVIEWS OF NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
CHOICE Poetry, ORIGINAL AND SELECTED, &c,
&C., &c, &c.
In short, it is the design of its Proprietors to
spare neither expense nor labor in making it the
most interesting and desirable miscellaneous FAMILY
NEWSPAPER in the Cnited States.
In addition to its Literary and Miscellaneous
character the WEEKLY TIMES will give, in a clear
and condensed form,
ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY,
From all quarters of the world, and in all depart
ments of activity,-embracing
AGRICULTURAL, COMMERCIAL AND FINAN-
| INTELLIGENCE,
Prepared expressly for its columns, and for the use
of those in all parts Of the country who wish to be
kept Informed upon all these topics.
THE DOINGS OF CONGRESS,
With a synopsis of all important documents, valua-
Bile speeches, and the proceedings of the several
State Legislatures.
FOREIGN NEWS,
As given in the Letters of Special Correspondents,
and in Extracts from the Newspaper Press of Eng
land ana the continent :-and
II MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
OF Accidents, Crimes, Disasters, Personal Move
ments, &c, &c, &C., both at home and abroad.
The WEEKLY TINES will also contain EDITORIAL
ARTICLES discussing all the leading events of the
day, in such a manner as shall promise to be most
widely useful and instructive. In its political de-
partmcnt the TINES will be
WHOLLY INDEPENDENT OF ALL POLITICAL
PARTIES,
Speaking freely and boldly its own Opinions,-con
demning Public men and Public bodies for whatever
may be wrong and unfolding and sustaining them
in whatever may tend for the Advancement Of the
public good. 1t will advocate equal and exact JUS
tce to all mcn,-the preservation of the Union up
on the principles of the Constitution, and the i'm
provement of the condition of all classes by Educa.
ton, Morality and Religion. 1t will wage no war
upon any section nor countenance any infringement
of the constitutional rights of any portion of our
common country. But it will also resist all at
tempts to subordinate the general good to sectional
ambition, or to undermine those great principles of
Human Liberty which form the basis and founda-
ton Of our Republican institutions. 1t will be
moderate but firm in its tone ,-seeking to convince
rather than intimidate, respectful towards those
who differ from it, conservative in its tendency, and
devoted zealously and steadily to the elevation and
advancement of the people.
The WEEKLY TINES will be printed upon hand.
some paper, in clear type and in elegant style-each
number containing EIGHT pages or FoRTy-EIGHr col,
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choice Reading and News than can be obtained
ELSEWHERE at the SAINT rate. 1t is designed to make
it at once
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPA
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NEW YORK, Oct. !, 1856. wis wv
Barre Academy.