The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04

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NOW rs THE TfME-Every family in
Wyandot county should he provided with their
County paper. and as the New Year has set in,
this is the proper time to commence your sub.
scriptiou, A County paper, from the limited
circulation it has, being for the most part con
fined to the county in which it is published
cannot compete with the Weeklies Of our large
cities, which are made up principally of the
matter which appear in their dailies, and they
have u circulation whchis remunerati>e G TO the
proprietors Local County paper is depen-
dent pom itself for its life II cannot reach
outside Of the county in which it is published
for its support. and must neccessariallv, look TO
its own home influence, for its existance. In
order to keep it alive, Publishers are c,mpelled
TO crowd its columns with advertisements, which
! to many subscribers are distasteful, and which
dftentime' bring reproaeh upon the devoted
heads ofthe proprietors. But notwithstanding,
there may not be as much reading matter in
the country Journals as in the city papers,
nor the Ed itorals and notices q, well construc-
ted and able, yet, we opne in the end, taking
itthr6ugh the year, the family who enjoys the
weekly visi Is of their county paper. and regu-
larry p,ruse. its columns, will be the greater
gamers by it, than those who ignore their home
papers, and q i've preference to the fashy sensa
tional w6ekIies of our cities. The one will give
you information from a circle in which You live
and are interested; the other will post you up
with matters beyond your limits. and in which
you are in no manner concerned, your Home
Journal brings to your fire-side each week, not
only miscellaneous reading matter, but in its
columns YOU find the little incidents occurring
within radius in which you are actors. 1t bear
to YOU the tidings fthose whohave joined their
! hands at the alter, in wedlocks chains, as well
as ehronicaling the sad news Of deaths doings
in your own community. 1t is in word, all
! epitomc of the current transactions Of human
| life within the circle of your own acquaintan-
ship, b as such it becomes history of the times
in which youlive, and may be regarded in the
| light of o record of the county
! Wr.hall endcavor. during the coming year
to fully meet the expectations of our friends,
| in regard to what the Pioneer should be. We
will endeavor to make it more readable paper
| than it has ever been before We shall use our
best efforts to please all our patrons We ask
our firn friends. those who have stood by us for
years to continue their friendship, and to use
their efforts towards extending it's circulation
Newspapers are now passing through crisis
everything connected with the conduct of a pa
per has advanced in price nearly tenfold, and
publishers are compelled to resort to the most
rigid economy, in order to outride the storm
IF our friends will assist us in this time
of our peril, we promise them that wher the
clouds that now lower above our political ho
rzon has passed away and peace again smiles
| upon us, TO repay them for their attachment, in
givenc them paper worthy of the County of
Wyandot Now is the time 10 subscribe, let rs
! have a response from our Six hundred subscri
bers each sending us a new name to add to our
| list. From what part of the country shall we
hear first, Carey heads our list 1T present, shall
we by January next have others equal toit.