Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-23
PROSPECTUS
The Pennsylvania Telegraph.
FOR THE YEAR 1865.

In issuing Prospectus for the various editions Of
the HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH for the year 1855 the
proprietor begs to return his frank for
the very liberal share Of patronage received from the eo
pie OF Harrisburg well from those Of the State who
have long been subscribers to the paper The wear which
I ABOUT to close has been eyentul the history
OF the newspaper press Of Pennsylvania More than those
engaged IN any other business the publishers of the State
nave had to struggle to support immense burdens grow
ing ou OF the extraordinary rise in the price of printing
Materials the increase of labor, &c The increase in the
price OF paper during the past year. was alone 100 pe
cent 10 advance of the cost of the article year ago
hen It Is remembered that equal in the price Of
the TELEGRAPH has been made il will be seen that the
profits of the publishing business anything but remu
neraFe Hence, the less circulation most newspapers
have, the more money they make
Notwithstanding these adverse circumstances the FIF
GRAPH has successfully reached the completion of
another and will enter volume with every pros
Pect OF being able successfully meet the business
enbarrassmens of overcame those of the ast
year. It viii De our purpose to continue the paper in the
old political path maintaining a faithful exponent Of
pure Republican principles fearless the advocacy
OF the right and loyalty the National toyernment ~
gardess Of the party by which its affairs NAV be
onaliy administered. 1t is highest aim 10 serve opr
country through partycompelin the interests and
of the country.
THE PENNSYLVANIA TELEGRAPH
During the sessions of the Legislature win contain full
OF the daily proceedings Of that body 50 thst it
WI" resiy constitute the best Of the bus
ness OF legislation published regularly during the sessions
In addition, ample arrangements have been made IN
the earliest and most reliable reports Of news from the
my, with such other general intelligence foreign and do
nestle as daily passes the telegraph wires With
tuese advantages we put at least ten hours ahead
with our morning edition. the newspapers Of New York
ana Philadelphia, and by which edition the readers along
our different lines Of railroad north west and south re-
oeFe the very earliest intelligence of all the important
events occurring in the country.
TERMS OF THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
The DAILY TELEGRAPH is served to subscribers bv
mall at 80 per annum, payable in advance. II the sd-
vance payment is neglected 81 win be charged.
CITY subscribers served I24 cents per week nav
able to the carriers
THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
Is printed large double medium sheet with new
ype, and contains a the most important news Of the ay
Full telegraphc reports of the markets and ay events
lre published in advance of our eotemporares and it
oys very large circulation.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
Single copies paid in advance 50 90 per annum.
paid at the end
OF the year. ............ 2 so 's
Three copies to one Post Office 90
len /" Is 90
Any person getting up club of ten subscribers and
aging IN advance for them win receive one copy free
Fhlie the paper is sent to the club.
No subscription for less period than one year win be
ntered on the books,
Address GEO. BERGNRR,
Harrisburg, Pa.