Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-18
PROSPECTUS OF THE
WEsc0RsTRR Free Democrat
70 r I e 6 o.
SIXTEENTH VOLUME!

L
L0acer Terms and Greater inducements
titan eyer.i-N01c IS the time to Sub
scrib8i
TIE Wisconsin Weekly Free Democrat is
L Just entering upon its Sixteenth year, and
tie Proprietors would improve the occasion to
c2l attention again to the merits Of their Jour
raj, and to cause to be renewed the efforts Of
It's friends to increase its circulation and ex-
tcnd it influence. 1t is now the commence
Inent Of new volume, as we'll as the begin
ming Of q new year, which is .he most flvera-
BE tine to subscribe.
It is &ca"celr necessary for US to speak OF
the position OF the T. ee Democrat, for that Is
too well known to need rciterating. For Eff
TEEN YEARS has its voice been steadily on the
side Of Freedom, Justice and Humanity, and
is past course is q guaranty for its future &C
ton.
TEE GDEAT STRUGGLE
CT 1880 * inst commencing, and the Republi-
cans throughout the Union are preparing to
cerry forward their principles to victory
VIVA more u0teat aid in his VOL is there
than the dsDcnsat.on of sound Republican
doctrines through the m2dum Of prominent
2Gd inf lentia Republican newspapers? The
work ClHnot be done in more cffectual man
gee, and il beh00vas every true Republican to
cont ibute his aid TO this eud. Those papers
making the strongest and most effectual war
FIRE up0n the institution of Slavery, should re-
ceive the most liberal support.
But aside fom Political matters, the Free
Democrat presents numerous and varied at
fractions, which render it Invaluable as a fire.
side Journal and a companion to the business
man, farmer and mechanic. It is the
largest Paper in the Northwest!
by several inches, and presents a larger varie-
" Of news and miscellaneous matter than any
other paper in the State. It's news summary
is carefully compiled, so as to secure the latest
and most interesting intelligence in the most
cancise and readable form. It pays large sums
70" daily telegraph reports, and employs more
and ADLER paid correspondents than any cotem-
porary in Wisconsin, It's columns likewise
give daily evidence Of the ability and number
Of volunteer correspondents, who add much to
the interest Of the paper.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS!
The Free Democrat is intended to be reli-
able and cntclpri-ing representative of the
business in+e"ests Of Milwaukee and the entire
STATE, and therefore pays particular attention
to business, such as Markets, Commercial facts
ane stat sti"s Of all kinds. It's
Ta5Gzgfzsg Market RCD rss!
will il the future. as in the past be complied
KY The same reliable and competent Reporters,
and c0ntaia accurate quotations Of all articles
Of traffic for which Milwaukee is the Market
MISCELLANEOUS READTNG!
To Literature the Free Democrat ALWAYS
pays lis compliments, and all new publications
are daily announced criticised and extracts fire.
quOntly published from them. The amount Of
religious and moral reading furnished by the
Free 5Democrat is always large and Interesting.
STILL FARTHER REDUCED TERMS
To place our paper in the hands of all. we
have reduced the tenn to such low figures
that none can urge any objection on that
ground, as they, in reality, afford US but Q
small profit. ~ w caN pn17cu5a2 attention
10 oar CLUB RATES.
TERMS OF TIE WEEKLY.
Single copies, in the State, per annum $3.50
out Of the State, " 200
Clubs Of six, per copy, 125
Clubs Of Ten, to one address, per copy 100
Clubs Of twenty, g " 100
and one to the gettcr I'd of the Club of twenty
TERMS OF DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
Dsiv, 70 mail subscribers per amman $500
T.i-WccEIy 500
So Now let the friends Of Freedom and the
Free Democrat @ % work and give US the
largest list Of subscribers il die NJ. t3i-W est,
before lie next Presidential Election.
- In al eases Address,
CHDUESE s THOMSON,
Editors and ProAr.etorS
NJ Snri1o g. NIil,-,.,l-oo Nj,