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4 Magasine Of leriees, Polcsa and Ligdt Lterature

 EDITED BY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH. FENIIE ARISTIDEAE combines the aoidity oi X the review and the lghtness of the magazine with the political cast of the newspaper.

 In no case is the name of the author attached to his article. Al the end of each volume list O. t6e writers, during the period just cosed, ig prc5ehte but the judgment of the public, or the aYoWa CT Ile writers themselves, must declare which are men several productions. Iill then, there eHsts a' lu piled obligation of Secrcsy between the edtor aHd his collaboFators. For this reason, the Ansudedh will not be bound to mere names.

 The politics the Aristdeanis Democrauc-a aItef the strictest pracepts of the Jellcrsonah scaeoi.

 1t sustans the abolition of tbe Deatl-punl5hmehs

 Il tadvoeates Equal Rights, Equal La"S' and equal distribution of Justice. ,.,

 Ii consequently opposes partial education, paruat erisDaton, and special legislation; and sustans the Constitution as it is, with strict constructor oi It's provisions.

 It is strictly American in its tone and feelings, . Ht ig0ted nor exclusive

 In short, it labors to be JUST.

 The Aristdean appears simultaneously lh NC" York and Philadelphia. on the first of every month. Each number contains eighty large octave pages, printed on very fae white paper, %lth new type, oi long primer and brcyer S.1e and the text IS illus traed by engrafiAgs on wood, from original designs by Darley

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