Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-12-28
The Cineinnati GaEette!
DAILY, 50; TRI-wREkLy, IS; WEEKLY, q.
Guns or TwEsrT TO WEEKLY, 81 90 Each.

Editors and ProprietOfs.
I INCORPORATED and doing business uuder
! 1 the name OF "THE CINcINNATI GAZETTE Con-
fANY," to whom business letters will be directed.
5000 new subscribers in three years.
| The Cincinnati Gazette Company desire to in
vite attention 10 their several Newspaper issues
above mentioned, and ask for the same patronage
of the people Of the West 10 the especial interest
to which the paper is devoted The senio. ed
itor is John 9. Wright, who for twelve years has
been in charge. His long residence in the West,
his various positions, public and private relations
with the people Of the West, has made him IA.
milar with their wants and necessities. Besides
we have five other editors, who have charge OF
particular departments. As further claim to
the support of the West in preference to Eastern
papers, the Gazette is
PRINTED IN CINCINNATI on STEAM PRESSES,
Supplied with the EARLIEST intelligence from
the Seaboard, IN DAY AND A HALF, and from
other places in corresponding short time.
In Telegraph. Communications with all parts Of
the country.
Having Correspondents of the most reliable
character in Europe, Washington, New York,
and other cities. s
This paper MUST reach Western people with
the news earlier than any Eastern publication.
We have also engaged the services Of E. D.
| MANSFIELD, Miss ALICE CARRY, Mrs. SiowE, and
many others who contribute Miscellaneous, Sta
tistcai, Scientific, horticultural, Financial and
Commercial News.
| we are determined to be behind no other paper,
and will not spare money or labor TO make our
paper valuable to every one, male or female.
| The Gazette has been established SIXTY
YEARS, and has grown in confidence as read
ing and advertising paper. Our establishment
has changed from log cabin to large six story
building. Our press room has also been greatly
improved. The old fashioned hand presses have
been discarded, and steam presses introduced
We now have six power presses driven by steam,
and many card, hand and other presses. Instead Of
employing but two men, as formerly, the number
has gradually swelled to two hundred: our ex-
penses have increased from ten dollars per week
to one thousand, and instead of conducting but
one branch of the business, we now undertake
to execute almost any kind of work pertaining to
the art of printing. We can fill orders for News
papers, Book Work, all kinds of Job Printing,
Binding, Lithographing,'' Wood Engraving Stereo-
tipping, &c. We state this to show our onward
progress.
| oua DAILY PArER
Contains a much larger amount OF reading than
any other Cincinnati Daily paper We devote es-
peclal pains to getting accurate and reliable news
we are particularly careful to avoid personali-
ties and vulgarities-we seek to give facts-we
treat our readers as if they were intelligent men,
and give them such information bearing on the
subject as will tend to enlighten the mind.
! The Cincinnati Gazette will maintain its posi-
ton as leading Whig paper in the West, and its
proprietors and editors have, through series of
fifty years, been the steadfast friends and adto-
Gates of those principles known as Whig prin-
ciples. They do not permit their paper blindly
to follow the behests of any-nor blindly advo-
cate every measure of Party without inquiry,
whether right or wrong. While we pursue that
which is right, we will follow the dictates Of
none.
The Commercial News Of the Gazette is very
full, and accurately made up from the books OF
the Merchants Exchange, and all the best sources
of information, by one who devoteS his whole
time to the subject; and we give all the financial
and Commercial News a business man may want
As an Advertising Medium, the Gazette stands
foremost its yearly advertisers number near FIVE
hundred, and our advertising charges will reach
500 per day. Our number of transient adver-
tisers are very numerous.
Our Tri-Weekly contains all the news OF the
Daily.
Is the largest best, and cheapest in the West.
In Clubs, it can be had, may be seen, for ST. 90
per annum. We commend, however, as most sat
sfactory and Independent, single subscriptions
at 81. This costs little more, but is less trouble
some and more satisfactory.
| we H'lte allenllon 10 tne claims OIL TINS paper
TO the support of THE WEST. Without in the
least relaxing our exertons to make the political
department of the Gazette worthy of.public con-
fdence, or suffering any dininution in the care
| hitherto exercised over the Commercial depart
ment, and the departments, Of Local and General
News, we have determined to make increased ex-
efttioHs 10 render our columns set apart iroF Mis
cellaneous- Reading, more acceptable 10 our sub
scribers.
In this department will always be found care
fully chosen melange of Tales, Poetry, Moral ES-
says, Descriptive and Historical Sketches, Edify-
ing and Humorous Extracts from Current Litera-
ture; Agricultural and Horticultural Information,
and column of amusing and instructive selec-
tions for the benefit of the juvenile members Of
the Home FireSde. We will leave neither pains
nor expense untried, to render our paper enter
tanning and useful to the business man and gen
eral reader and Family Circle.
We often, as Illustrations, introduce Wood
Cuts, of model houses and distinguished persons
and places.
Our Editorial arrangements are such, that in all
departments of our establishment we can Offer a
guarantee of ability, correctness, and dspatch.-
Few Weeklet in the United States contain more
matter-we have nearly one third more than any
Weekly from Cincinnati, and each Weekly is
equal to 200 pages of an octave voume-and
none are made up with so great an expenditure Of
labor and money, especially for the purpose oi
supplying matter ofpeculiar importance to West
ern Readers, and of properly presenting and con-
sistently advocating the great Commercial and So
cial Interests of this section of the Union.
TERMS:
Daily, payable half-yearly, SS %
Tri-WeeklN payable after six months Of
each year, 8 0C
Weekly 50 in advance; $3.50 during the
year, or at the end of the year, 3 QC
THE GAZETTE To CLUBS;
For the cash in advance, we viii, send the fol
lowing number of Weekles, to be stopped in al
cases when the time is out:
cop. for $5 and for each other from to s, 81 GC
do 10 do do TO 20, 1.2l
20 do ~ do do 20 and upwards, 1,0t
CLUB ADDITroNs,-New subscriptions to clul
} can be made at the proportional rates and so tha
the time expires with the others OF the club.
AGENTS AND PROSPECTUS.
PosTMAsTERs AND FREE PAPERS. We make al
Postmasters agents ofthe Cincinnati Gazette, an,
request OF them to obtain and forward subscriber
for US, and we will pay the regular commission
on Gil they obtain. We will also send to any Post
r1aster our Weekly, free, who will act as ou
Iagent. and win keep our Prospectus posted up il
! his Office, and aid N having it sent and kept il
, other places, if he will designate his wish to us
ExcHANoEs.-We exchange our Weekly wit
any OF our Weekly cotemporares of Ohio, Indiana
. Kentucky and Illinois. To those desiring ou
1 Daily or Til Weekly, we will exchange the frs
for 50, and the last for SO, if RENTED to us in ad
Vance. Or if they will publiSh our prASnectn