Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-12-13

In presenting our Prospectus at this time TO the
public we shall endcavor to be brief and direct
TO the point as possible. We shall not another
paper has done, brag of ours being the best one in
the world, or in this cty-we think it has charac-
ter and age enough to speak for itself But, be
that as it may, we shall not discontinue our paper
on that account! We therefore send out our Pros
pecus, inviting all who desire to take 1t, 10 DO 50
at once.
Our Daily paper will be issued at S. 90 year,
from the first of January, 1852, invariably in adj
vance, to all subscribers out Of the city and sent by
mail To subscribers in tho city, and delivered by
carriers, the price will be heretotore-Six Dollars
After the lst of January next, we shall dscon-
tinuc our Tri-wcekly Statesman and publish in It's
stead a Semi Weekly the size of our present Week
" Ohio Statesman. The Semi-weekly will contain
all the matter of the Daily Statesman and be issued
on Mondays aud Thursdays, at 50 90 per annum
for single subscribers, and for clubs as below
Such as do not desire the Daily Statesman, either
on account of cost, or the arrangement or disar-
rangement of the mails, will find the Semi Weekly
to he the very paper they are or ought to be looking
for in all respects. It is the paper that every polI-
tcian, especially those who wish TO be posted up,
should take, unless they take the Daily.
The Weekly Ohio Statesman will be an impro-
we'd family newspaper, and we have no doubt will
he better liked than heretofore. 1t will contain as
few advertisements as possible, and no long patent
medicine advertisements, by the year.
TERMS BY THE YEAR;
Daily, by mail, 50 90
:" City by carriers, 90
Semi Weekly, single subscribers 90
{" Ten club sub'rs at one p. o. 25 90
Twenty, " 40 90
Weekly. single subscribers, so
d" Ten club subscribers at one =. o. IL 90
Twenty-Five 4" 25 90
The Club subscribers should oil go to one Post
Office, and he sent on one sheet of paper at the
same time. The same person however, who sends
one list, can continue sending additional names al
the same prices, to any amount he may choose.
The Legislature, will, in all probability, from the
large amount of work before il, be in session three
or four months then will follow the publication Of
all the general laws, and few others under the new
Constitution can be passed. after which time we
shall be in the heat of most important Presden-
tial contest. Who then will desire, for so small an
amount of money, to take paper for less term
than a year
SESSION PAPERS
To those, however, who wish only to take pa
ner during the sitting of the Legislature we offer the
| following very low terms The time, (four months)
we presume will cover the whole proceedings OF
the Legislature Democrats-the State is IN your
hands, and the most important session oil the Leg
islature that ever convened in Ohio Is about to SIT
who of you will not feel interest enough in the
proceedings to have paperi
The Session Ohio Slatesman-Daty, four
months, commencing with the session
of the Ohio Legislature (Ihe LIST Mon
day of Januaay, 1882 ~ w
Sem-weeky, for the same time, W
Weekly, oo
The Daily and Semi Weekly will contain. all
the Legislative news---the Weekly such portions
as can be made available in It's columns 0J'No
paper, yearly or session. VIII be seni without me
money in advance. And at the expiration Of each
subscription paid for, the paper will cease going un-
less the subscription is renewed.