The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-11-26
PROSPECTUS OF
THE OHIO STATESMAN
FOR 1857.

OF this nODle Union OF lDuepeOQeuC
States, and we again present ourself to
the public for patronage to sustain to full
maturity the great blessings We have
achieved for the country in the election Of
JAMES BUCHANAN and JOHN G. BREcK-
INRIDGE
The ONO STATESMAN, which we estab--
lished in this city in 1881, it is unneces-
sary to say, is Democratic in all its asso-
Citations, hopes and purposes, and will re-
main SO, whatever changes and mutations
men may see fit to make in their political
aspirations, whether high in Office or seek
ing ascendancy in the country.
| We follow not men, but prtrciptes-we
advocate no time-serving measures to suit
the moment, but seek to establish those
great and enduring principles of Govern
ment that look to the good of the whole
people and secure the straight forward,
and onward course of our growing and
magnificent country.
All clques, combinations and secret
orders of men for selfish political purposes,
against the interests of the great mass Of
the people, will not only be watched with
| d StSF piCoS ouG CAPoSSoy NhSh ASSSo-
sary, as they deserve.
All we ask of our friends is a fair and
liberal support, and We shall endeavor to
do eur part. ..t
We hope our Campaign subscribers
will feel like continuing with US by renew.
ing their subscriptions to the YEARLY
STATESMAN The meeting of Congress
the Inauguration of the neO administ, a.
ton, and the session of the Ohio Legisla-
ture to come off this winter, will be of
sufficient interest to make our paper of
value and Importance to every reader.
Also, during the year, will be Demo-
cratic State Convention, the nomination
of large ticket for State officers, COM
mencing with Governor at the head; and
the election which will follow, will render
a paper published at this point almost q
necessity to every man that desires to be
well posted
Our paper will also contain the latest
and most reliable news, both by telegraph
and otherwise, with the latest markets aud
commercial intelligence, with great varie-
ty Of miscellaneous reading, good stories !,
occasionally, &C., &c, making it alto
gether good aud useful family paper.
DAILY OHIO STATESMAN.
: Our Daily paper ought to be greatly
| increased. In State like Ohio, our
Daily should have an extensive circula-
tion on all the daily male routes in the
: State. Surely there are men able and
willing enough to extend its circulation,
and thus, not only aid US greatly in our
labors but obtain for themselves the news
t fresh from head quarters, and through the
only medium where much of it is publish
ed at length. Daily only Sc 90 per
annum.
TRI-WEEKLY OHIO STATESMAN.
Our Tri- Weekly paper will contain all
the reading matter of the Daily, and is
one of the cheapest papers published In
the country for the amount of matter it
CONTAINS and should be greatly increased
on all tri-weekIy routes. Price only
So 90 per annum.
WEEKLY OHIO STATESMAN.
Our Weekly paper is of large size, and
filed, each number, with a great variety
, of news. 1t is very gratifying to hear So
, frequently from those who have been ac-
customed for some time to read it, that,
they cannot do without it, and with few
, exceptions always renew their subscrip-
/ tions at the end of the year. We shall
spare no pains to make it all that is desi-
rable to those who read it. Prce-$2,00
per annum, or $50, 90 for Club of twsn-
ty subscribers.
TO ADVERTISERS.
The extent of our circulation, and the
great variety of our readers, composed Of
all classes of community, makes the Ohio
Statesman one of the most valuable medi-
ums for advertising, to be found in the
= State. Our circulation extends to all
parts of Ohio, and through large portion
of the western States and Territories, aud
is rapidly increasing. Heuce, those who.
put their advertisements in our paper, are
not confined to mere local circulation,
though (without disparagement to our
neighbors) we have the largest local cir
culation of any paper printed in this city.
TO OUR FRIENDS.
we dislike perSohal appears IN sucn
5 matters, but after q service in the cause
of Democracy for so many years. we hope
our friends will excuse US for saying, that
if there ever was a time when our friends
desired to show their regard for us and
f our past and long labors, now is the time
to do it, and now we can fully appreciate
it. Take this PROSPECTUS and get us
good round number of subscribers, for
ward them to US at once, and we willrecord
r your names in our Book of remembrance.
TERMS OF THE OHIO STATESMAN.
Daily, per annum -. $6 90
. Tri-Weekly, 90
Weekly, 2 90
Or Clubs of 20 subscribers 80 90
W Payment invariably in ndvance.
eW Paper discontinued at the end Of
+ subscription unless renewed.
y w Write names, Post Office, County
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