Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
WEEKLY ENLARGED.

BIJNE. having completed it's twelfth year. was
 enlarged more than One-fourIh, or to the size of TIE LONDON TIMES makes l. considerably lara. ef than any other cheap Daily published in this country or in the world. No change in price
 was made in consequence of this Enlargement, the .per being still afforded 10 Mail Subscri. bers at S5 per annum, and sold to Carriers and to Agents ordering it by Express or Mail for distant sale, at ST 50 for one hundred copies ol per thousand copies, payable in advance At these prices, our aggregate receipts for our entire Daily edition do not exceed the sum we pay for Paper and Ink, leaving all other expen. ses to be defrayed from our receipts for Adver- Using. In other words, we return to each pur- chaser of our paper from us his moneys worth in the naked sheet we send him, looking for the reward of our own labor and the heavy expen- Tesof Telegrophing, Correspondence Reporting, Composition, Printing, Mailing, Book-keeping, Kent, &c. ito our Advertisers alone. I've do not think it now possible to cheapen newspapers beyond this point; fit ever shall be hereafter we intend to be even with the foremost in de- monstrating the fact.
 Our SEMIWEEKLY, EUROPEAN AND CALIFORNIAN editions were enlarged simuI- taneously and equally with the Daily, and also without any increase of price. We respe. fully solicit comparison Of our Semi Weekly at g per annum, two copies sent a full year for $5, and ten copies for S2O,) with any S4 or $5 Semi Weekly, and will cheerfuly send copies for this purpose upon direct or post paid application.
 THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE enters on its thirteenth year on the Sd of Sept, when it will Tn like manner be enlarged to the Semi Weekly and Daily, adding more than one. fourth to its capacity-also without increase oi price. This enlargement adds at least $2O,0OO to our expenses, in addition to the previous cost ot our Daily enlargement alre dy effected. All our editions will, from the lst of September next, appear in entirely new and beautiful type, now In course ofpreparat on expressly for this pa per. Our Steam Cylinder Presses are not sur passed by any in the world. Even though our Weekly edition should be rapidly run up to one hundred thousand copies we are prepared to print and mail every copy on the day (Thurs- dayI that the form is put to press. without inter- rupting or retarding the regular issue of our three Daily editions, amounting to Twenty odd Thousand copies We stand ready to adopt any Improvements, however expensive, which will enable us to disseminate intelligence more freshly and effectively, and shall especially hail as we labor to effect, a radical improvement in the celerity and reliability of the Mails.
 THE TRIBUNE has not now its character 10 make or to proclaim Ii has not been and nev CT can be mere party organ. It has supported the Whig party because the distinctive pr nci- y,iae r,- rad to c,vo, tLo ends which it has labore1 to survive :; it never advocated a measure because it was proposed or sustained by tho Whig party. It holds itself at all times as free 10 condemn unsouad principles. unwise measures or corrupt acts should the two former be propo1nded or the latter perpetrated by Wings as though they had emanated from the hostile camp. In so far as Peace, Liberty, Education, Temperance, Internal Improvement and Industrial Development may be subserved by acting with the Whig party, it must continue 'to be. as it has been, Whig.
 For Temperance in all things, but especially the disuse of Intoxicating Beverages and the legal suppression of the Liquor Traffic, Te shall struggle. as we have struggled, unAnchn ly and uniringly. We regard the Maine Law as essentially the most bene6cent statute of our day, ard confidently hope to see it soon prevail universally.
 The Congressional Reports and Washington Correspondence will, as heretofore. be both re-
 liable and sats factory.
 T.e Markets for Grain, Cattle, Cotton and other products of the country will receive pro- per attention and be reliably reported in THE TRIBUNE.
 We rarely employ Travelling Agents as so many impost0rs are habitually prowlng in the assumed capacity of solicitors for journals: we prefer that our subscribers shall pay their money to persons they know and of whose integrity they are assured. Any friend who believes he will do good by increasing the circulation of the Tribune is authorized to solicit and receive sub i scriptions; and, on due proof that money has boen mailed and post paid to our address, we take the respo nsibilty of it's safe transmission specimen Copies will promptly be sent without charge to those requiring them, and we trust many friends will be moved to ask their neigh. bors and acqaaintances to join in making up a Club to commence with our enlarged sheet and
 new type on the lst of September, or at any time
 thereafter
 G limited amount Of spacesin the week., Tribune will be appropriated to Advertising Terms of the Weekly Tribune. Single copy, one year, fifty-two numbers, S2 0t
 Three copies one year, fifty-two numbers, O Five copies, one year, ffty-two numbers, 8 o
 Ten copiee, one year, fitay.two numbers, l2 O
 Twenty copies, one year, to one address. 20 o The extremely low price ut which the TRl BUNE snow furnished to Club subscribers, al s solutely precludes our allowing any commission
 Eeither in money or by an extrapaper. "
 Subscriptions may commence at any tim, = Payment in advance is required in all cases, an the paper is invariably discontinued at the exp : ration of the advance pa yment.
 d Money may be remitted for subscriptions j. letters at our risk; but the Postmaster at ,l, 1t place where the letter is mailed should be mad acquainted with its contents and keep descrir U ton of the bills.