The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-10
PROSPECTUS OF THE
New-York Ledger.
FOR 1862.

THE LEDGER has been more prosperous
has made more money during the past twelve
months. ihau any other paper, either daily or
weekly. published in New Yo>k any other
paper in this country. The great rcason why
the ledger has been so much more successful
than any or all other papers is, that we have
not hcsitated to spend money feely in securing
the services Of allihe great and popular writers
of the country. While Other papers have been
com pcl;ed TO ecomomise, to cut down the size of
their sheets and print on poor quality of pa
Der, we have, OH the other hand, been enabled
to keep up TO the highest point of excellence in
every resp; ct, and to avail ourselves of the i'm
provements and novelties which ould tend to
the entertainment aud qualification of our read.
ers. We have never off red any hunbug pre-
miums to secure subscribers, for the reason that
we preferred to put merit and premium inlo the
paper itself and in that way give every subscri-
Der the ". tn of his money. Besides nine ont
of every ten papers that have offered promiums
have been swtndling concerns, and every pa
per tn at has aaythi' G to do with that sort of
thing sure to die They are not conducted on
sound bu> >iness principles.
The following are II c names of some of our
leading contributors for the new year-1s62
What ether paper evol presented such
roy of distinguished and popular names?
Hon. Edward Everett, Rev. S. C. Abbott
VIM. Cullen Briant, A. oaky Hall. John G
SAKE, George P. Morris, N. P. Willis. George
u L TeEiiSSs oy iVaiuS COOD, IT., Emerson Bell
e VIM. Ross Wallace, T. $. Arthur, p. Ham
iltoh Myers, Col. Walter P. Dunlap, Mrs, Sig
Quincy, Fanny Fern Mrs Souihworth, Anna
Cora Richie, Alice Carey, May Forrest, Miss
E. A, Dupuy, Mary Stanley Gibson. and many
clergymen, professors in colleges, statesmen and
other eminent auth rs residing in different parts
of the Union.
| Our corps of contributors for the coming
| year will be SO large, and will empl ace such )
| variety of eminent talent, that every depart.
nent of lit rature will receive the particular at
tentlon of some one competent to do it ampl,
and sp cial Justice. In fact, our contributor
will send us from week to week more matte
| than we can possibly use, so that we shall al
ways have fresh and superintendent suppl,
from which to select the very bust.
The Ledger's great success is owing the fac
tha. We spare no expense in getting up the bes
| family paper paper of high moral tone. Th
exalted reputation of its contributors, the prac
practical and invariably pure and healthy char
acttr of its articles, the care which is take,
that not even one offensive word shall appear i,
its columns and the superiority of its tales an
sketches have gained for the New York Ledg
a position that no other literary paler has eve
before reached
| As this is the season OF the year when post
masters and others in the habit of forming
clubs, direct their attention to
OUR TERMS.
Single COPIES S per nnnum, two copies 3 90
four copies 600. eight copies -. Post master.
and others who get up clubs can afterwards ado
single copies at so: The party who send
us II, 90 for club of eight Will be entitled tos
copy free: Terms invariably in aduance. NJ
subscriptions taken for less period than on
year. Canada subscribers must send twenty
six cents in addition to the subscription to pa,
the American pcs a5,e which is half a cent on ev-
cry paper. The notes all specia paying
banks taken at par. When a draft chec
can conveniently be sent, it will be preferred a
it will preuent the possibility Of the loss Q
money by mail.
OWe employ no travelling agents,
UAddrlss all eommuacations to
| ROBERT B0NER
No. 40 Park Row, New York.
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