| 112 TO THE PUBLIC.
An appeal to the American people has recently been published at Cincinnatti [Cincinnati], giving an account of the persecutions inflicted on the saints in the State of Missouri, etc. etc. They are printed in pamphlet form, of between 80 and 90 pages, and elegantly bound. They will be sold at 25 cents per copy, or 10 copies for two dollars. Any person sending $5, current money shall receive 30 copies of the Appeal.
All letters to be addressed to the Post Master of Nauvoo, Hancock Co. I11.
7tf. GEORGE W. ROBINSON.
+ WANTED, Five hundred dollars, to be appropriated to BOOK printing, on a loan of six and twelve months, for which real estate or personal property will be given for security.
ROBINSON & SMITH. Nauvoo, May, 1840.
NOTICE.
For the benefit of the Seventies, we are requested to say that that quorum will meet on the first Sabbath in each month at 9 o'clock, until otherwise ordered. Done by order of the quorum.
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES AND SEASON.
IN ILLINOIS.
Elisha H. Groves, Columbus. -
Wm. Draper Pleasant ValePike Co.
John E. Page, Warsaw, Hancock Co.
Jared Carter, Springfield Sangamon Co.
John Gaylord, Victoria, Knox Co.
Jabez Capps, P. M. Mount Pulaski Logan Co.
Wm. Johnson, Lewiston, Fulton Co.
MASSACHUSETTS. Nathaniel Holmes, Georgetown, Essex Co.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. Chilon Mack, P. M. Gilsum. Zadock Parker, Lisbon, Grafton Co.
TENNESSE. [Tennessee] T. K. Witcher, P. M. Whitleyville, Jackson Co.
Wm. J. Dixon, P. M Centerpoint, Ky.
ENGLAND. John Taylor, Hyram Clark, Theodore Turley, Orson Pratt, Brigham Young,
P. P. Pratt, Willard Richards, Wilford Woodruff, Joseph P. Fielding,
Heber C. Kimball, George A. Smith.
SCOTLAND Samuel Mulliner, Edinburgh.
TRAVELLING [traveling] AGENTS. Lorenzo Barns, Samuel James, Almon Babbit, Albert Brown,
James Blakeslee Joseph Wood.
SOUTH CAROLINA Lysander M. Davis.
NORTH CAROLINA Jedadiah M. Grant.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING IN NAUVOO, HANCOCK CO. ILL.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER TO BE ENTITLED
THE NEWS.
The subscribers having been frequently solicited by their friends in this vicinity, and elsewhere, to commence the publication of a weekly Newspaper in this place, have concluded to do so, as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained to warrant them in their arduous undertaking.
The Publishers will spare no pains on their part, to make the News an interesting and useful sheet to all classes of community, as they will endeavor to lay before their readers news upon all important subjects, as early as possible. The colums [columns] of the News will be devoted to Literature, Arts. and Sciences, and no small share will be appropriated for the interest of the farmer and mechanic, as copious extracts will frequently be made from the best agricultural periodicals of the day.
The "News" will take perfectly neutral ground, in regard to politics, as it is the fixed determination of the publishers to studiously avoid all party strife, and political ranglings which are so prevalent the present time.
TERMS
The "News" will be issued weekly, on a fine Super Royal sheet. At the reduced price of Two Dollars per annum in advance, or upon the delivery of the first number.-Any person procuring ten subscriber, and forwarding us the money, shall be entitled to the eleventh copy gratis. All current Bank Notes, of any denomination received on subscription. Advertising done at usual rates. All Letters Addressed to the Publishers must be POST PAID. ROBINSON & SMITH. Nauvoo, Ill. April, 1840.
THE TIMES AND SEASONS
Is printed and published every month, at Commerce, Hancock co. Ill. by E. ROBINSON AND D. C. SMITH, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
TERMS: ONE DOLLAR per annum, payable, in all cases in advance. Any person procuring 10 subscribers, and forwarding us ten dollars current money, shall receive one volume gratis. Letters on buisiness [business] must be addressed to the Publishers, POST PAID.
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