Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-03-11

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the attention Of the Democratic and Con-
servstive masses to the Daily and We, ky
issue of their popular journal. The i'm
portance of circulating newspapers among
| the people cannot be too highly estimated.
This is thoroughly appreciated by our OPP
| ponents, and nothing is left uudoue by
them TO accomplish this purpose. We
should not be behind them in This great
work The general dissemination Of sound
POLITICAL information must result IL great
good to tn Democratic party, Where
/ ever RADICAL III sends its poison. let Us
be prompt in furnishing the antidote
We have just finished an exciting po-
l.tieal struggle, and the Democratic par
ty, vigorous and undismayed, is now ready
to begin the fight again, ard to fight on
until victory crowns cur efforts
One Of the most powerful energies in
securing victory is the Democratic press
of the country, aud every man who can
paper should 1T once do SO.
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the future what it was 10 the past-the
earnest defender of the Union and the
Coustitution-the bold and fearless advo-
cate of Democratic Principlc s-and the
constant and unyielding foe of Kadicali>m
in every form that il presents itself to the
people. 1t will contain the latest news
frsm all parts OF the world, discussions of
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meut, Politics, Trade, Finance, ara all
the current questions of the day j; and
will have all the characteristics Of live,
leading, progressive Journal.
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will contain large quantity of original
political, literary, ag icultural, and mis-
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copies, one year, ST So; twenty copies.
one year, S33. Postage on the Weekly,
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extra TO the gcttcr up If the club-addi
tional copies at the same plice.
l. Seventy FIVE copies, one year. all ad-
drt ssed to one person $500 and one ex
ira 10 the geuer up OF the club addition
al copies at the same price
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one person ST. so and one copy extra to
the gettc1 up OF the club-addltlonai cop
les at the same pncc.
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one person $500 aud one copy e1t'a to
he getter up of tue club- addltloual cop
| les at the same puce.
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the getIer up OF he clu'-"ddltonaIc cop
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TO one person $50 % and one copy extra TO
the getlcr up OF the club additional cop
les at the same price.
Ten copies, one year, addressed to one
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up of the club-addltional copies at the
same price.
Five copies, one year, all addressed to
one person $3.50. These prices, which
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sent to one person, aud not address
sed severally to the members of The
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offer of au extra copy to tho cctter up Of
club, refers only to club of ten or
more.
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