The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-11-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
PROSPECTUS FOH 1890.
Three Regular Editions--Daily, Semi
weekly and Weekly.
TmE DAILY eAzErTE

TIE DAILY GAZETTE
Is published every morning, sunday excepted, and
contains news ofeurrent events from all parts Of the
world, received by mail, express AMI telegraph dowu
10 three o'clock Of tho morning Of publication. The
Terms of the Daily GaazeIte
Are as follows; One Copy, for one year, si2; Six
months. %; Three months, g %; One month, 81 25
Clubs ofFive aud upwan each $40 80 per year sb 25
for Six months 81 IS for Three months; and 81 for
One month.
Delivered BY Agents Carriers per week. 25 cents.
1t Is the intention Of the publishers reduce the
price Of subscription, whenever reduction in the
cost Of labor and material will Justify ssoB
The present aggregate cost Of publication is high
at any time during the war, bat with contraction
ofhs currency, hope to be able return to lower
prices. and when assured OF permanent reducton In
the cost Of paper, &C., shall 81 adly avail ourselves
OF the opportunity to lower the Subscription Of the
dAzETTE.
TIE SEMI-WEEKLY GAZETTE.
Ia response to the wishes ofa large number Of our
frends we shall commence, in November, the publ.
cation OF sEMI-wEEKLY GAZETTE. This paper
wllbo Issued the mornings Of Tuesday and Friday
Of each week, and will contain fro thirty four TO
thrty'slK columns OF reading matter embracing all
the important news and editorial matter Of the Daily
together with full market reports down to the even
ings Of Monday and Thursday. We intend to make
this attractive paper to those who desire "a publI
cation between a Weekly nd Daily. Subscriptions
may be forwarded immedht ely.
Terms of th6sScmi-Tv cokly Gazette.
Single Subscribers, per ryear...............s4 81 90
Clubs Of Five and upward, each............... 80
free copy will be sent to the gettcr'up Of each
club often.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
This paper is made up specially with reference to
the wants and tastes OF readers who do not take n
Daily paper. The current news is compiled with
great care and much labor, In order to furnish con-
nected history OF ourrest events and details OF mpor.
tant an Interesting occurrences. 1t also contains
selection from the editorials which appear In the Da:
ly paper, together with and agricultural
news prepared EXPIRE ssy for he Weekly. Each mum.
her contains from thirty to thrty.thrse columns OF
reading matter In order to limit the adyertl semens,
the price has been advan ced to 81 pee square, each
sertion.
The old subscribers to the WEEKLY GAZETTE are
aware that we az here to the policy OF occupying a
comparatively small space OF each paper with ad YER.
sisements. There will be change in this respect.
Parties subscribing, therefore, my rely upon receiy.
ing paper devoted to News, Politics. Literature,
Commerce and Agriculture, and one that shall be- at
least, equal to any weekly publication In the United
States by means Of the free Of the telegraph and
the employment Of correspondents all points Of in.
terest In the United States and Burope we are able to
give the news OF the day down to the hour OF going to
press thus anticipating the Eastern publications.
Terms of tho Weekly azette.
| One Copy year, 80 numbers s......,.....a9 80
Five ~ Zen Copies each ach.s.................. %
Ten TO Twenty Copies, each. ........ ..,..... W
CODiea 4
For every Club OF Ten or Twenty, at the rates
namod an extra copy will be sent, and an additional
extra copy for every additional Twenty Subscribers.
For Club OF Finy, copy Of the Daily will be
scat, IL preferred, instead Of the extra weekies.
The money order system being now in partial opera
tion, subscribers should adopt this mode OF remit
t.nee, when practicable. In this way, all risks may
be avoided. At points where not in operation regis
tered letters will at risk, but, In such cases
drafts are, Of course, preferable If they be OBJ
talned.
Subscriptions, In all case payable in advance, and
no paper continued after he expiration Of the time
paid for.
In presenting this prospectus for 1866, the proprie
tors Of the GAzErrE do not feel called upon to
platform Of principles. Sutrce 1t to say, shal
adhere ruly to the principles for which we have con
tended during the war, and continue advocate hos
measures which shall he best calculated to secure
Permanent Union and Perfect Freedom.
The approaching session Of Congress, In which tn
Union party has an overwhelming majority, will b,
Of great Importance, and shall keep the read
ers Of the GAzxTrR regularly aud fIIy advised Of tn
proceedings OF that body.
ldress,
CINCINNATI GAZETTE co.
CINcINNATI, November, 1865.