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noted for a~yowing its sentiments with candor.
itafiessaess and Independence. II has aimed
9 re right rniaer than popular, and takes The
responsibility OF telling the Truth. regardless
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The Cause Of Freedom.
Justice and Humanity.
Improvement of the Mental.
Moral and Physical Condition
OF the Masses.
pcrpc'nity Of the Union,
Oaelicnce to the Constitution
and Supremacy of the Laws.
free lie nestead> for the L.anlicss.
Encouragement Of Home Industry.
NnPoli,icalJ.bbery,
Homes: men for Offices.
Economy IL Government.
y Sound Currency end Death to all
"Nia ct Slilllas,ors.'
And the prosecution Of lie War against
Treason until tie last rebel has laid down his
arms. Though his wicket rebellion agaius,
The best aid most hene'eent government that
ever existei in the wosiI, has become fear
fully strong yet the american Republic is far
stronger: the loyal sAiuasills' will We. sub.
itigafe tn. arrogant otigarchy. To This pa.
tfiotic end The frfbahe will work wi,hou,
growing weary. Until the Union has made a
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II the exPiessieu Of It's opinions and patrio
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newspaper. Il contains full accounts Of al
the interesting aeeanrances Of tile day. and
pays more money far Special TelecYapic bis
patches anlta I snoaience, han any Journal
out Of New York. and publishes more and
tresf,er neys tlan m. paper circulating ia
the Y est. 4 brings the news to the people
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than the papers # the scahoard.
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ID fieneral News of the Day &C .~suslties
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MS a Commercial paper.
ith.-Carefully prepared Agricultural and
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nfbnr nhlr wrifnrS ~ t1,a Eorr, orI
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