Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-27
THE WORLD

AN Independent Daily, Semi Weekly, and
Weekly Newspaper, for National Circulation and
Family Reading. THE WORLD is an imperial
auarto journal published in the city of New York,
aiming to be- in respect to all objects VIII ich truly
belong to the province of secular journal, the
First Newspaper in America.
Not assuming or seeking to be preacher of
religious doctrine but recognizing in all its judg
ments on the practical affairs of life, the thority
and efficacy OF Christian Principle and hristian
Truths
All the news will be found in its columns in
every department of human activity, Political Ag-
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gious aud Educational Topics and News, there
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| Italy, Turkey, Syria, Chine, Japan, South Amer
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WEEKLY EDITION This, as well as the
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! the most importance to the country at large
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