THE INTELLIGENCER.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1881.
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The present number closes the second volume oI the INTELLIeENcER, and we cannot so far depart from the establishedcustom among printers as not to te ender grateful thanks to patrons for the ve- " liberal support they have extended to us. It is source pleasure to look back upon the dreary waste from which we emerged, and now to behold the bright and cheering prospects they have spread be- fore us; and though at best the path which conuc- tors of political journals are destined to travel must be thorny and uneaven, yet when cheered by the appreciation of large portion of the intelligent com munity, it is rendered comparatively smooth It will be our great object to merit continuance of the confidence of the public.

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