Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-15
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S1E1GAINS17IIN1sISltE
j The NNtlsNs1ume of rHE WB8KIY TRIDUS
commenced with the tsSne of Sept.S1S During u
last year TIL HUME hRS been obliged 10 deso
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almost entirely, for months Il not ears and d,
columns to Suhiects of less tutenss
1nt mare ab! Interest. Among thesesHe meaHs
| to pay especial attention to sSS
i. EDGUATI0N.-1hGW whole subject of Education,
both Popular and General, will be discussed In our
columns throughout the year lS6ls and We lI{pe to-
enlist In that Itscussinn of the pr0ioundese
thinkers aud ahlest Instructors in country
et once on and resolve that the eauso OF
dusAtton shall receive impetus from tile eXer.
ttens Sf THE Tribune in us behalf during the
H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been compelled to
restrict our OF this great thrOuS
and shall cndeayor to atone therefor in 1851
haterer discovery, deduction, demonstration, Is
ealenlated to render the reward lnbor devoted TO
cultivation more ample or certain, slIa receive
I'LL MANUFACTURES c.-We hail every 1nyen-
tion or enterprise whereby American. Capital and
oeraFe attracted 70 and a1yant1gsously employed
In any department Of Misunderstanding or Mechanical
Industry as real contribution TO tile Public Veal,
lnsurtng ampler, steadier, more convenient, more re-
mnherating markets to the Farmer, with fuller en
pIoynent aud better wages to the LabOr1rS The
n Of Mining, Iron-making steeklnaklng
world. shall be watched and reported by with
earnest and aetive sympathy.
T. W. EORE1GN ARHAIRS.-Se3 employ The bes
correspondents in London, Paris, Turin, berlin, and
other European capitals. to transmit early and
curnte odyees ofthe great changes there silently but
the pressure
nestle Politics, onr News from the Old World rs now
varied and ampe but e shal have TO render Il more
perfect during the eventual year Just before US.
HOME. &ENS.-He employ regular paid COR
repohdents In California etthe isthsmuS DaFien,
IN the Rocky Mountain old neg on, and wherever
else they seem rcqaistte. Prom the more ACCESSIBLE
portions Of our own country, derive iniorma-
ton mainly from the multiaFious correspondents Of
the Associated Press, from onr exchanges. and the
occasional letters of Intelligent friends. We aim to
print the cheapest general newspapers with full
eat aud most authentic summary Of useful intelll-
ge1ce: that Is anywhere Afforded Hoping to smake
sah day critic on the last' and print better an.
-Detter paper from year to year, Is means are
steadily enlarged through the generous cooperation
Of many wellwtshers, We solicit and shall labor to
deserve n continuance of public favor.
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