Accommodation.
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We have been solicited, even by Temper
ance men, to, make our paper q little more
GENERAL in its character and forasmuch as
those who have thus requested have been our
warm and constant friends. we, are deter
mined. from this day. TO make our columns.
as far as they will admit. a history not on
ly Of the Temperance cause. as heretofore.
but Of every other department Of News, which
can be properly admitted according . our
, principles. We shall also takethe liberty oi
speaking out plainly, but respectfully, on
$ whatever subject we may see proper. Perhaps
such course may be the means Of rendering
us more useful to our readers in general: and
we believe, Qrom the conversations we have
had with Temperance men) not unacceptable
10 them. Our Weekly paper will be moreex
clusively q Temperance paper than the Daily /,
which we are resolved to endeavor to make a
first rate aENEaAL PENNY PAPER. l9H


A The Assistant Editor having returned to his
post willdevote himself entirely for the present
tothe paper; and having large number OF
excellentexchanges, correspondents and other
facilities, will be able to give our readers a
daily view Of the GREAT woRLD As IT Is.


The reader will, perhaps, already discover
that considerable improvement has been made
in the arrangementof the matter in the paper.
everyiem being placed under distinct and
appropriate caption, and some reading matter
being on each page, thus calling the attention
of all readers TO every page Of the paper, and
consequently making il more likely that the
ADVERTISEMENTS will attract attention and Illicit
customers TO those who advertise.


We shall continue to make such improve
ments as may suggest themselves from day
to day previous to- the commencement Of
Volume ii, which will be about the First Of
December, when we propose, to ENLARGE
our sheet TO the size Of the SATURDAY Eve
MING News, provided we gain such an in
crease Of advertising custom as will author
lied us so 10 do. And we have already re-
ceived some assurances Of increased assistance
if we will enlarge. Let all who feel any In
terest in this matter give us a CALL. We
invite our friends to como and talk with us.
They desire to, have good penny paper
We say they shall have it. il they cooperate
with US, for we are resolved to make every
proper sacrifice to effect it; but if there shall
be no cooperation, no sympathy, no interest
in the matter, why, then, m