Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15
A Card to Business Men, and others.

A Card to Business Men, and others.
As the first year of the publication Of the
DAILY PLAIN DEALER 10 drawing to close, our
readers may expect to hear something from US
in relation to the future. The establishment OF
our DAILY was an experiment demanded BY the
growing interests and increasing wants OF our
city, and induced by the consideration that the
Democratic party hNd not q daily organ III
Northern Ohio. 1t Is now the only Democrat
ic daily in the state, save the Enquirer and U
uion, published in Cincinnati. 1t has lived
through the first year-always the one Of trial
and doubt-and although, owing to frosts and
drouth, the season has been one OF uncommon
lembasrassments, especially in Northern Ohio.
the field ofis circulation. the Plain Dealer stands
like young Ajax, strong upon its own founda.
ton which owes its strength to the favor and
liberal patronage Of tile people. Indeed, the
triumphant success Of our DAILY, taken in con
nection with The prosperity and increasing cir~
culation of our WEEKLY, has demonstrated not
only the practicability of its cintnuance, but the
growing population, commerce and enterprise OF
our city, and the favor with which it is received
bv every class of our citizens, demand its im>
p,opement; and we are making arrangements SO
as in the course of the season to present it to our
readers CONSIDERABLY ENLARGED
To sbusiness men and Others" We are pre-.
pared TO offer extraordinary inducements for
their patronage. Already has this paper obtain.
ed valuable reputation for its f,
w Commercial Reports.
At the close of the last season the principal
commercial men Of this city. who had daily
watched our market reports, rendered US the fol.
lowing certificate oftheir confdence:
...' ........ a.. Cleveland, 1s45.
a. A.I~> kx,1~ So,
reccommding to our friends, abroad, the
DAILY PLAIN DEALER"
as a correct source Of general intelligence; and
more particularly would we commend it for its
punctual abstract of commercial news, and its
concise daily record ofthe doings and prices Of
this market. furnishing.one Of the best mediums
for correct information TO commercial nlsn and
produce dealers, that this region Of the Wcst
affords.
r. Richmond q. Co. Doddridgs 4. Coe,
C. Htckor &. Co. e. ~. Parks 4. Co.
Wm. r. EchGrt, .Anson Smith,
Crangle. Bailey & Co. Wm. MittLeberger.
J. L. He,oitt. ". J. Gordon. ...,
Hubby g. Hughes RicRd Winslo,o g. Co.
d. " Barney & Co. COBB g. Bishop.
j. Gillett. go Pedse & Allen. ID
Hilliard g. Hayes. ..5.. .4@ -a.
The Spring Of le46 opens new era in the
history Of WESTERN CoMMERCE That
most wonderful invention OF the age the '-'t
Magnetic Telegraph, l
brings the commercial transactions Of the sea-
board almost instantaneously TO our knowledge.
1t is announced that the Telegraphic lines, at
present connecting Washington, Philadelphia
Baltimore, New York, and Boston, will be ex-
tended through the cities Of Lowell, Hartford,
Troy, Albany, Utica, Rochester, and other in>
termediate places. TO Buffalo, and be completed
about the first Of May next. Commercial and
other important news brought by Telegraph. viii!
reach as during the coming season, IHkEE
DAYS in ADVANCE OF THE MAIL. For
instance, the Brittania arrives at Boston or New
York at 6oclock in the morning. with impor.
tant foreign news, which is Telegraphed to But
falo the same instant. Extras are issued oy the
Butalo daiies, ana 'he morning ooas orings ,henn
70 cleveland IN Ioarteen noa.s. mus we nave
.ne .fansactlohs Oh tne A.'antic ana ihteEmee'a'e
c,.les, o" sAe same aay Mey fransp"e: or III from
VINO nave Deen taxing Eastern papers JOF tnelr