Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-29
Prospectus ofthe American Organ.


The american Organ having been adopted,
~ the ErecutiUe Committee of the american
members of Congress, as the central organ of
the American party, the proprietor, with view
TO its general and extensive circulation through
out the country, has determined, on consuita.
tion with his political friends to furnish the
same to subscribers, whose subscriptions are
emitted on the following reduced terms, to
wit:
Daily Organ, for one year SO 90
Daily Organ, for six months q 90
Weekly Organ, for one year, to single
subscribers / 90
Weekly Organ, for six months, to sim
gle subscribers 90
Weekly Organ, for one year, to clubs
Of eight or more subscribers each %
Weekly Organ, for six months, to clubs
Of eight or more subscribers, each rs
Any person may also become q Voltnteer
agent, and procure subscribers, singly or other
wise, at 81 90 for each yearly subscriber to
the Weekly, and remit 81 25 for each, and re-
tain the twenty-five cents on each yearly SUBJ
scriber for his trouble. No commission can be
allowed on sac months, or on campaign sub
scribtions.
~ Notes Of specie-paying banks only,
can be received in payment for papers or for.
documents.
E Money contained in letters mailed to
the proprietor, can only be considered at his
Iisk, if the writer's of the letters retain proofs
Of the amount mailed, and the dates when mail
cd, and in all cases, if the papers or documents
ordered, shall not be received in due course Of
the return mail, the subscribers should, with
out delay, transmit the proof showing the
amount mailed and the date of mailing the
same, so that prompt investigation may be
made to ascertain the cause of the non-recep-
ton of the money.
H Specie sent by mail, being liable to
drop from letters, will in no case be considered
At the proprietor's risk.
~ Single papers being more liable to mis-
carry than large packages, it Is the interest of
all subscribers to unite with clubs.
V The names of subscribers, as well as
# the post offices, counties and States, should
Always be written legibty, and in Jhll, to avoid
crrors
az As all subscriptions are to be paid In
UariG6ly in adoance, no acknowledgment of
money received will be necessary, as the for
warding of the papers or documents will be
proof that the money has been received for the
same.
W Subscriptions not renewed before the
expiration of the term of any former subscrip-
lien, will always be discontinued at the expira-
tion thereof; hence those wishing to renew
will please do 80 in time to prevent the erasure
of their names from the mail books.
H All documents published by order of
the Congressional Committee Of the American
party, or by American members of Congress,
will always be advertised in the Organ, and
sent, postage prepaid, on the receipt Of the
price at which they are advertised. No ac-
,ounts can be kept either for documents or pa
pers.
eE Subscribers changing their papers from
one post Office to another, must give the names
of both post offices, the one from which and
the one to which they desire the change made.
~ Letters to the editor or to the proprie-
tor should always be as brief as may be con-
sistent with the purposes to be accomplished
thereby, and if intended for publication, they
must only be written on one side Of each half
Sheet and no sentence should run from one
page to another but each half sheet should
commence a paragraph. A compliance with
this rule is indispensable to the publication Of
any communication.
~ Subscribers and correspondents should
bear in mind, that the observance of fixed rules
and regulations in an extensive publishing Of
fee, where the duties are divided amongst nu-
merous employees, is Indispensable to success,
and that they cannot be disregarded without
producing confusion and disorder, and the pro-
prietor of the Organ therefore, respectfully,
but earnestly requests, that subscribers and
correspondents will carefully observe the above
mentioned terms and regulations, established
to prevent errors and disappointments.
w All present and future subscribers TO
the Organ, are solicited to assist in extending
its circulation, and by this means, to aid in
carrying out the "American Reformation"
and in perpetuating the free institutions Of
"0ur natiue land"
EF All communications should be directed
to the american Organ, Warrington City,
ID. O. VEsPAsIAN ELLIS, --4-
Proprietor.