The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-01
PR O 8 ECT 8
ONO SITE JOUR.,.qL.

WILLIAM T. BASCOM, has purchased oue-half
w of the Printing and Binding establishment con-
nected with The Ohio State Journal and the Printing and
Publishing business will be carried under the firm and
name of SCOTT g. BASCOM.
Mr. Bascom will have the entire charge and control of
the State Journal and it will continue L. be
published Daily, Tri Weekly aud Weekly
As arrangements be completed which
in progress, the Daily Journal viii be enlarged and
put in dress No pains or expense will be spared
make the Journal of the best papers the country
After d-liberaIion, il has been determined TO
put the subscription the cash footing exclusively. The
losses and nconvr attending the publication of
ewspspers credit great, that the plan is al
ready abandoned to very considerable extent and
ought be completely by the newspaper press Ii
little matter for each subscriber pay in advance for
his newspaper. But Publisher who trusts in small
all overthe State, make those who are good.
pay rOundy to make the losses aud expenses OF col
lection, he will fad his capital scattered 10 the
winds Besides it is pleasant TO read paper al
ready paid for, and much more pleasant to publish L.
Accordingly, will be considered subscriber 10
the State Journa his subscription expires,
who has paid the subscription in advance. No per
whom the paper sent without its being ordc red
need put himself TO the trouble Of requesting il he dis
continued, because il he has paid for il he may know
that il is Intended to be gratuitous All subscribers who
already indebted, will be dsnontiuupd after the first
of December, f the saue is not renewed the terms
below. Whenever subscription expires the paper will
BE- stopped, without any trouble the subscriber. unless
ne directs to he continued aud forwards the
These will he Infiexihy adhered without disITnc
ton Of persons, in all Of the city of Coumhu
and in all in the city, where special do not
exist for their relaxation.
AS of the cash plan, the Jcuna is offered
all subscribers, following unparalleled low
prices:-
The Daily, persons in Columbus. per Sc 90
by mail out of Columbus. .5 90
The Daily during session. and Tri- Weekly bal
ance OF the Irur-n Coiuinbu ................5 IS 90
By mail. Il UU
The Tr-Wef xiv by mai 3 w
We kly-in Columbus. -. ) WI
Out oi the citv, bt mail. sTngi-. ....l 5u
To clubs of four and upwards. Il 25
To Gibbs OF ten aud upwards, a,drrss...l Il 10
DAILY session = wv
Ir Weekly ....i wv
Wteklv single. ......................... 81
To clubs of five and upwards. 40
The difference between the price papers delivered in
the cy, those by mall is occHsionpd by the
post paid.
" call the especial attention of The Ohio Wings to
the above We determined To do duty by
making the Journal acceptable. aud by putting down
low, that within the of every citizen.
We ask friends in every township aud county of the
State to act agents, and to send suhscrib
possible. Our subscription must be largely in
creased to pay, at the Above rates.
Wings of Ohio! We crl upon you 10 susia n us in
this great enterprise. The Journal will BE- the cheapest
paper the United States Let clubs be formed in
pry ueighhorhnod We hope the activity OF friends
will enable make this rrse in the
paper history of Ohio. SCOTT &, BASCoN.
Nov. 1879. Publishers