Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-08
THE w ORLD.
In Independent DAILY, Weekly, and

semi HeehtY newspaper.
In soliciting for another yeaI acontiuuance and
increace of the favor which in so short peri
cd has given to The WORLD its present rank
among American Journalist circulation, business
patronage, and influence equaled by other jour
mails only after the effort of many years-we re-
new to our old and new readers the promise that
no labor nor expence will be spared to make The
WORLD what it aims to be the best newspaper in
America
In politics, now as ever, the World is indepen-
dent but never neutral. Its only creed is ma
tional one of which the Union, the constitution,
and the Laws, and Freedom of Speech, of the
Press, of Political Discussion and Action are the
corner stones.
The political events of the past year have no.
tably demonstrated the need of an able fearless,
outspoken, frstclass conservative journal, in the
commercial metropolis of the country, which shall
give constant, bold, and vigorous utterance to
the conservative sentiments of the best men and
the honest masses of the nation. Opposing eve
ry enemy to the union, whether armed in REBEL
ion at the South or insdiously planting the seeds
of disunon at the North Opposing every viola
ton of the constitution, the only bond and hope
of union, the only ground upon which we can ex-
hort and compel the allegiance OF the South OPP
posing every infractiOn of the Laws, in high pla
ces or in low believing that obedience to Law is
service to God Opposing every violation of the
freedom of speech, OF the paess, OF political dis
tons are committed, whether by the executive in
its arbitrary illegal, and unjust arrests, its refu
sal of the privilege eff the writ of habeas corpus,
its denial of the rights and liberties OF citizens,
its arrests without warrent, It's imprisonments
without trial, Its abrogation of state and federal
laws, its illegal proclamation of an empty eman-
cipation, or whether those violations are commit
ed by the party in power its orators and its
presses. advocating measures which must sunder
the Union for the sake of destroying slavery,
and denouncing treason against all their polite
al opponents.
Loyal to the government always, it will give
to the administration hearty and vigorous
stpport whenever wherever the administration
itself is loyal to the bond the principles, and
the purity of the government.
The World will oppose all compromises which
would barter away the principles or divide the
| Union, for which alone the North is waging war;
it will oppose peace itself till the success of the
war assures a permanent peace, and will urge
| the prosecution of the war with an economy which
has not heretofore governed its expenditures and
vigor for which the nation during the year has
! prayed in vain
The same care will be exercised over the col
umns of the World to exclude everything which
could offend pure, Christian morality, and re-
course will always be had to the same high princ
pies, as well to guard its columns as to guide Its
| Judgment of men and events.
! All the news will be found in The World from
the various departments Of human activity,-p0
ltica, agricultural, and commercial as well as
literature science and art.
| New publications, Inventions discoveries and
works of art will receive the same careful atten
ton. The latest and most important news from
London, Paris, Turin, Rome Syria, China, Cal
ifornia. Japan, Egypt, and South America, oul
correspondents will promptly send us
| Our correspondents are attached to the various
divisions of the army will accompany them
wherever they go, and, by free use of the tele
graph and mails present in the columns of the
| World a complete history OF the war, from day
! to day and from month to month
In the weekly and semi weekly editions of the
World, especially, large space will be given to
agriculture, and to all the departments of manu-.
featuring and mechanical industry.
| The weekly World will contain an admirable
serial story during the coming year.
THE DAILY WORLD.
The Daily World is the most complete CONNER.
cial and news paper published in America. Be-
sides as full telegraph news, war correspondence,
and foreign news, &C, as any twocent daily ii
| contains also much fuller commercial news. Its
| shin news, produce and cattle market reports,
foreign and domestic importatons, stock lists,
and commercial news, no business man can do
| without it.
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
One copy one year, IS. Four copies one yeal
|
be sent for one year.
THE SEMIWEEKLY WORLD.
The semi.weekly World is large quarto sheet
same size as daily, containing all its news, cor
respondence, miscellany, and editorials, its com
mercial and market news and entertaining selec
tions and miscellaneous reading. Its cattle mar
ket and provision reports make it highly valuable
to every farmer.
Published Tuesday and Friday Single copies
three cents
TERMs.-One copy one year, So. To clergymer
for one year, 81 80, Two copies to one address
So Five cples, $l2. Ten copies, $3.50.
For club of ten copies, for one year, an eXtri
copy will be sent. For club of 20 copies,
copy of the daily will be sent one year.
THE WEEKLY WORLD.
The Weekly World contains the leading edit0
rails of the daily and a copious summary of al
the news of the week up to the hour of pubica
ton In no other weekly paper published in thi
country are there found such full commercial ant
market reports and general news intelligence
combined with so much editorial matter and va
riety of miscellaneous reading, as in the Week..
World Published Thursday
TERMs.-One copy for one year, 500. II
clergymen, one copy for one year. l,5O. Tire
copies, So 90. Five copies, $500. Ten copies
Sl5OO. Twenty copies to one address, $1,000.
For a club of ten copies, an extra copy will b.
sent for one year. Fora club of twenty copies
the Semi. Weekly will be sent for one year. Fo
club of fifty copies, the Daily will be sent 70
one year. For club of one hundred copies, tn
Daily, Weekly and Semi Weekly will be sent TO
one year.
Relnittances for the World may be made b.
drafts, Treasury notes, or bank.bills of specie
paying banks and, where the attention of tn
postmaster is called TO the remittance at the tim
of mailing the letter. it may be made at our risk
Specimen numbers sent to any address upon az
plication Address The WORLD,
No. So Park Row, New York