The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-12-08
civilizations.
IOnn THE WORLD, An Inde-
1000. pendent Democratic Daily, Weekly

Al n r. l.
lCOO. pendent Democratic Daily, Weekly
Semi Weekly Newspaper.
After four years Of civil war, forced upon the
people of the United States by the violence-of
sectional parties we now enter upon new era
of unity and of progress. North ana South, cor
dial co operation of all honest is needed 70 re-
pair the waste Of war to establish our Peace
through the triumph of sound constitutional prin-
cipIes in the administration of the government,
and our unity by guarding all that makes Union
desirable
The great Democratic Party, whose history in
the past is the history of private prosperity, of
territorial extension and ofpublic order in Amer
lea stands now as it has ever stood, the Party OF
the nation superior to all sectional passions IN It's
loyalty 10 the rights ofco equal States and to the
liberties Of the Individual citizen Once more ITS
voice will be heard, once more its adherents VIII
be rallied to its time honored standards in every
city and town of the Northern and of the South
ern States
To the principles of the great Democratic Par
ty of the Nation, The WORLD has borne hrm wit
ness throughout the ordeal of civil war. 1t will
now be devoted to the not less arduous task OF ap
pying those principles to the solution of the many
and weighty questions-fnancial, social, political
which come upon US with the return Of peace
Faithful to the real interests of all sections, 1t will
be enslaved by the prejudices and blinded by the
prepnssess0Ls Of none.
That the principles of American Democracy
should thus be uttered, with no weak or uneer-
tain voice here in the great metropolitan center
of American enterprise and commerce, Is matter
cf such Importance to every citizen as must recon-
mend THE World to the corporation and sup
port of good men IN ali sections OF the Union.
Whatever skill can advise or enterprise accom-
pIish will contribute TO make The WORLD what 1t
is our resolve that it shall continue to be-ths best
Newspaper 0ftee Day. q
Competent correspondents at every commercial
and political center of both hemispheres who are
.4y.s.& al-, fNaAg and mr. nm n
test use of the telegraph, win keep our readersfu-
Iy informed of the doings and the progress OF man
kind in all parts Of the globe
EDITIONS.
The Daily WORLD affords complete eompen-
dium Of and commentary upon, the news Of every
day
The Semi Weekly WORTH is a large quarto sheet
same size as Daily, containing all its news cores
pondence, editorials, commercial and market
news, cattle market and provision reports and
fresh and entertaining miscellany of literature.
Published Tuesday and Friday.
The Weekly WORLD large quarto sheet, same
size as Daily, has now the largest circulation Of
any weekly Journal published save one. Its ex-
traordinary success since its uuion with the New
York Argus has justified the most liberal expen-
ditures which will make it unrivaled in interest
and value to the farmers. Published W wednesday.
l. It's MARKET REPORTS embrace the New York,
Albany, Brighton and Cambridge LIVE SToCk
MARKETS; the New York COUNTRY PRODUCE and
GENERAL PRODUCE MARKETS; special and valua-
bic HOP INTELLIGENCE; a department of AGRICUL
TURAL READING: all together composing an unrly-
aled handbook of current information for the
Farmer, Live Stock or Produce Dealer, the Coun-
try Merchant, etc.
2 It's READING FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE EN-
braces the freshest and best Stories, Poetry, Re
ligious Reading, etc.
3. It's DIGEST OF THE News is not, like most
city weeklies, mere waste-basket Of the Daily;
only matters of interest and Importance are chosen
from the Daily, while the OF its contents are
prepared especially for the Weekly.
In every Post-ofice district there should be
found some active public-spirited Democrat, who
viii confer benefit upon US, his neighbors, and
the cause, by making determined effort to form
a club offour, ten, twenty, or fifty for the Weekly
WogLD, at our greatly reduced rates.
GREAT REDUCTION IN TERMS.
DAILY WORLD.
One copy one year, by mail TEN DOLLARS.
sEgu-wEEKLY WORLD.
One copy, one year FOUR DOLLARS
Four copies one year TEN DOLLAko,
Ten copies, one year TWENTY DOLLARS
WEEKLY WORLD.
One year, one copy TWO DOLLARS
-Four copies, one year SEVEN DOLLARS
en- copies, one year FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Twenty copies, one year. to one address
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
FIVE DOLLARS
An extra copy Of the Weekly edition furnished
10 clubs Of twenty more.
For clubs of fifty the SSmi-Weekly, and fol
clubs of one hundred the Daily will be sent t
getter up of a club.
Additions may be made to clubs at any time
during the year at the regular club rates
Changes from club lists only be made by
request of the person receiving the club packages
All such requests must name the edition, post-of
fee, and state to which it has previously beer
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CnHuqug 10 separate address-
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may be sent by mail, and should inclose Post-of
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THE WORLD,
Oct 20-65 35 PACK Row. NEW YORK.