Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-09-17
PROSPECTUS
NEW YORK NEW

it is now one year since the publication of
the N'etUs was commenced: and it's entrance
upon another year Of existence is a fitting pc
riod to recall 10 the public mind the favorable
terms upon which it's daily and weekly issues
are published; to state some improvements
recently made, and contemplated; and also to
refer briefly, for the information of those not
acquainted with the paper, to some of the ad-
vantages its subscribers snjoy.a
The Ns,os will henceforth be published for
the proprietors by the subscriber. In every
particular Of its business management, its
friends and patrons, as we'll as those other
wise interested. can rely upon. entire prompt
ness and efficiency.
/ The sole editorial control of the .Nets will
remain with Mr.. JOHN O'SuLLlvAN, one of its
proprietors. He will continue to be assisted
| by Mr.. THOMAS P. KETTELL, whose attention
will be particularly devoted to momentary
and commercial affairs; in connection with
which subjects he has attained, during his as
sociation, first with the Herald and since with
the Nstcs, wide and most distinguished ce-
lebrity. The valuable services of MFR. RIcH~
ARD SUTI ON have also been sec ured, with d
view of earning for the JNe,cs a reputation
for early and accurate information upon all
matters Of interest or news, and also for a
judicious and varied combination of reading
matter. His character as writer of diversi~
fed talent, and fame as reporter, render
any further notice of his ability unnecessary
though it is we'll to add that be has associa-
ted with him several gentlemen also well
known in newspaper life. An accomplished
scholar and writer, of high rank in literary
circles, will have the direction of such part of
the News as nay fall within that range.
The typographical department of the NeUs
will be under the supervision of Mr.. Joseph
T. Cromwell. practicalIprinter, and one of
it's proprietors. No efforts will be spared TO
place it in the first rank of American newspa-
pers for beauty and neatness of dress.
THE MORNING NEWS
Has been prosperous to degree which could
hardly have been anticipated at its birth;
shown alike in an increasing advertising pat
ronage and subscription list, and demanding
the enlargement which is this day made in its
size. The publication price, however, will
remain at the same rates as heretofore. They
are: to city subscribers, two cents number-
| nine cents week. To mail subscribers, five
dollars year for single copy; five copies
to one address for twenty dollars year.
THE WEEKLY NEWS
Is already the second in point of circulation of
the weekly papers published in the city of New
York, not taking the exclusively religions jour-
nails into the count. 1t is SO generally known,
that any comment upon its merits is not neces-
sary. For the quantity and quality of reading
matter which it gives, it is the cheapest weekly
paper published in the United States; and when
it is remembered that each number contains
well executed wood-cut portrait of some dstin-
guished Democrat, its unequalled cheapness Of
price will be conceded. Its terms are 81, so d
year for single copy; 81 year for three copies
to one address; SIS a year for five copies to one
address; and $40 year for ten copies to one ad-
drss.
! THE TERMS
OF the Morning and Weekly Ne,ps, as above
stated, will be rigidly adhered to. No attention
will be paid to any order, unless accompanied
by the money. The commission allowed 10 post.
masters on forwarding remittances, will be paid
by this office, and the person sending money will
be credited with the full amount he pays to the
postmaster. Postmasters will transmit the m IN :
ey, with statement of the purpose for which it
| is paid, 10 the Postmaster of New York, who will
communicate the same to the office of the Ne.vs
All letters relating to the business of the uaper
should be addressed to the undersigned.
| New York, August 2lst, 1545
JOHN Fl. GUION.
Publishers Of the New York Morning and
Weakly Neps. t,se .ts @
Our editorial friends are respectfully reques.
ted to notice this enlargement and prospectus.
Those inserting the prospectus, and sending a
copy arked, shall be entitled TO the daily cx-
change of the Morning Nc~s,