The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-15
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ETNTILEfAM T. BASCoM, has purchased one5h ball
W. of-Ihe Printing aud Bu,ug establishment coil-
ne ctd with The Ohio State Journal. aud The Printing
Publishing business will be- carried under The fn and
name OF SCOTT g. BASCON.
Mr. B<com will have the entire charge and control Of
ihe Stat Journal n"S sPer and it VII continue to be
pu i:shed Dnly, Fri Weekly aud Weekly.
As soon as arrangements be completed which are
progress. the ID lv Journal will he enlarged and
rut IN n'w dress No pains xp-nsr will he spared
n max" HE Journal one of The best papers in the culn.ry
After mature drliheiati"n. his en- determined ioi
put Le subNcrit the ish footing vek. In
losses aud Incohvrnrnces attendg the publication o:
newspapers credit great, the plan is al
ready abandonrd very considerable extent, aud
ought to be completely by the newspaper press. II
lite matter for each subscriber pay advance for
his news aprr. But Publisher who trusts in small
SUMS all the State. must make those who good
pay romdil Ia MAKE upIhr losses and expenses Of col
ect0h or NJ VIII soon IL his capital scattered 10 the
~nds I5rs d"s, it is pleasant read pap+r al
really paid tor aud much pleasant Tuosn L.
Accordingly, will b. onsi- T. d subscriber to
The State nrIa aitF his present subscription expires
" h" has n"t paid the Subscription in advance Nnper
81 N to whom the paper sent thou s being ord red
nreh pm himself To the trouble OF requesting te dis
contnued b"caus ii he has not paid tor II he may kn""
t.st it Intended 10 he grntuous. All subscribers who
are already indebted will he snotiued after the first
Of December, II the is renewed Ih terms
b-uw. Whenever d suhscrptlon expires thr paper will
b stopprd, without trou lie the sutsher, unless
hr directs II 10 hr continued and forwards the money
These vi ihe sihy ahleI ell without listinr
on oi Prrsurs, ali of the city of -I0Iu,utu :.
and in all in the city, where special do not
exist tor their r+IhX1t
As part "f the cash plan, the Jeunal is offered
1" all new Subsc ,rrs, the following unparalleled low
priCes:
The Diy, persons in Columbus, per ST nn
'' s-nt by mai out OF G." unions IS 90
The DAILY during session. aud fri- Wee ky b,
ance ol the Iear--in CoUmbu. ................5 s. 90
BY mail. ........ 4 90
The fr'- w 81 xiv by mai 8 tti
W"' kIy-n C"lum"n 3 0t
Oit q" the ritN b, mail. Sinu-. Il 5tl
I" clubs of four aud npW ards Il IS
U" clubs "i t'n aud address. i 10
lIhIiN session = oH
II w - h'l Il VI"
"'eklt, S.igl"'.'' D
L" Clubs oi five aud upwards. ~
The difference heArrn the price papers d-I.veredlh
the riv those s-nt by ,l is uecasi"net bv the
- n~r of Carving. Letters remitting MONEY b"
post paid.
the above rat We determined q do duly h,
mnkng the Journal acceptable aud by putting down
low, that il within the OF cItzeu.
We ask friends in tow nshu Al county of thu
State TO ag.n ns, and 10 send suhscrh
rossihir. Our subscription be large ly in
sid IL! pay "a the above
WhiGs OF Oh"! We crlI upon su<ta n III
this great enterprise. The Journal will b. the cheapest
paper in the United States. Lei clubs he formed
neighhoshnod. We hope the activity oil friends
will enable mike this enterprise in the
pap-r hsfnry ol Ohio. SCOTT & BASCON,
Nov. 1919 Publishers