Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-09-05
THE WORLD

AN Independent Daily, Semi Weekly, and
Weekly Newspaper, for National Circulation and
Family Reading THE WORLD is an imperial
gaarto journal, published in the city of New York.
aiming to be- in respect to all objects which 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 authority
sud efficacy of Christian Principle and Christian
Truths.
All the news viii be found in its columns, in
every department ofhuman activity, Political, A g
rieultura Scientific, Commercial we'll as in Lit
ersture, Science, and Art.
Is all that concerns mental and moral progress
and culture it viii be first and fore most. Reli
gious aud Educational Topics and News there
fore, will receive special attention, and also all
Now Publications, Inventions, Discoveries, and
Works Of Art. The Foreign and Domestic Cor
Tespondence af THE WORLD is unequalled not
from the North alone but from the South, East,
and West, In every state it has regular paid
correspondent, always resident of character and
position. In Great Britain, France, Germany,
Italy, Turkey, Syria, Chine, Japan, South Amer
ca, and Africa, we have paid resident correspon-
dents.
In politics THE WORLD will be independent,
bat never neutral never lending itself to party
service, but helping the good and exposing the
bad in all parties. National, on the side of the
Union, the Constitution, and the Laws, and up
holding also the Doctrine of the Fathers" 70
the Capitalist, the Merchant, the Mechanic, the
Farmer, no paper offers such inducements and in
terest. For each department it has special ed
itor-Agricultural, Horticultural, Scientific, Lit
cary, POLITICAL ETC., etc, etc.-and reflects in
its columns the last and best results of the lif>
and work of the worlp. To the FARMER its Proc
vision and Market Reports alone are worth the
price of the paper.
WEEKLY EDITIoN.-This, as well as the
Sem Weekly, viii contain all the daily matter of
the most Importance to the country at large
Special attention is paid to the Agricultural, Hor
ticultural, and Mechanical departments. Its Pro-
vision, Cattle, and other market reports are pre-
pared with the greatest care. Price 50 year.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.-Four
copies to one address, S5; ten copies do, $40
twenty five copies do, $40. An extra copy will
be sent to every person forming club of twenty
Ave and for club of fifty Weekly subscribers, a
copy of the daily viii be sent for year. Cler-
gymen receive the Weekly, single copy, at S l
a year. Single copies FIVE cents.
The Semi Weekly World viii be published eve
~ Tuesday and Friday, and will embrace all the
more important matter of the daily editions, with
the Latest Markets. No semi weekly in this couu-
try will compare with it in range of topic and
riety of information. 1t is -emInenty valua-
bic rs Family Newspaper.
Terms-S5 year; two copies to one address,
50; five copies do, Sl1 ten copies do, $40
Clergymen, So
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Press, printing 90 600 an hour has just been built
to accommodate its great circulation. Is is larger
sheet than any of the other Two Cent DailieS.
In paper, type, size, appearance, and range oi
information, l. surpasses and journal ever issued
from the American press. Price two cents.
TERMS PER ANNUM-S6. Clergymen, 81.
Address, "THE WORLD"
35 PARK ROW,
June 13, 1851 New York.