The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-07-12
PROSPECTUS OF
TIE PHILADELPHIA AGE. 1865.


FTNHE ouly Democratic Daily Mornin
Jonrnal published in Philadelphia.
The publishers oislhe Philadelphia AGE
invite the earnest satten'ion OF business
men, thinking men. Literary men. aud all
who are interested in the various occupa-
,ons and pnrsuitssof life, 10 The DAILY
and WEEKLY editions OF IFeir journal.
The Philadelphia Age, which advocates
The principles and policy oil The democratic
party, is issued every morning, lSundays
excepted,l aud coma'ns the laiesi inielli-
oence from all Larls Of The world; with care
fnlly prepared articles on Government,
Politics, Trade. Finance, and all the cur
rent questions and affairs OF the day; Local
Intelligence, Market Reports, Pnee Cur
rent, Stock quotations, Marine and Com
mercial intelligence, Reports at Public
Gatherings, Foreign and Domestic Cores
pondence, Legal Reports, Book Nolices,
Theatrical Criticisms, Reviews OF Liit rar-'
Art and Music, Agricultural Matters, aud
discussions of whatever subject Is oi gen.
eral interest and Importance.
No event of any importance occurs 10
any payt OF the country without heing tuly
and promptly teegrapbed 10 aid published
in its columns. 1t has all tbs dispatches
of the Associated Press from every part of
The United States, and the news from all
parts OF Europe brought by the steamers is
Instantly telegraphed. from whateversroat
The steamers FIRST touch.
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week, and conia rs The chief editorials the
Price Current and Market Reports, Stock
Quotations, Intelligence for Farmers Cor
respondence, and General News Matter
published in the Daily Age. 1t also con-
Iains great variety OF other literary aud
miscellaneous matter. including Tales,
Sketches, Biography. FacetD, and Poetry,
rendering il in all prospects a First Class
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Politician, the Merchant, the Farmer, the
Literary man, aud ali classes Of readers
II has in fact, every character of live
newspaper, fitted for the Counting House.
the Workshop, the Preside aud The Cen
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and rapidly growing, makes j, al least a.,
valuable medium for advertising as anH[
other commercial and business newspape
in Philadelphia; and the fact that it reach
es a large class OF conservative readers
scattered over a vast extenl of country, whc
do.noi take any other Philadelphia paper
commeuds II, TO an extraordinary degree
as means ot communicating with the pub
he not possessed ey any other Journal pub
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The AGE is now established on a sure
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unsou ght and most liberal commeada,ion
OF The Apress throughout the country; bu
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upon Claims 10 PUBIC ConflieHce we'll
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tuiore, the supporter of the National, Con
sefvalive, Democratic, Union Principles
opposed alike 10 ra6icalism aud fanalicsu
in every form, and devoted sto The main
tenance of Good Government Law SAND
Order. The revival of all The busines
relations OF the country, consequen, upos
the suppression OF the rebellion and tis
restoration of.,peace, will enable the pub
fishers 10 make number OF improvemenl;
in the various departments of this Journal
and they, therefore, respectfully solicit tn.
support of all who wish 10 secure one
the best Commercial, Literary, Business
and Family newspapers in the country.
- Now is the time TO subscribe.
Address, GLOSSBRENNER & WELSH,
430 Chestnut Street,
June I, 1865. PHILADELPHIA.