The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

The proprietors of the ''Cincinnati
Weekly Commercially take satisfaction in
announcing to the public that, in addition
to making that journal the most complete
news paper issued once week in the coun-
try Gas they believe they have succeeded
in doing), they propose to give it such
literary attractions as shall command the
favorable opinion of it's readers.
We have arranged for the publication,
during the year 1867. for Series of Novels
from the pens of the most celebrated wri-
ters of England and the United States
The first that will appear is a new work by
Anthony Trollope, one of the most dis
Itinguished Novelists of the times. 1t is
entitled, '.THE LAST CHRONICLE OF BAR
zET,'' and will be published in the Cincin-
natl Weekly Commercial simultaneously
with its publication in London. We are
enabled to do this by purchasing the ad-
vanced sheet work from Messrs. Smith,
Elder & Co., Mr.. Trollope's London pub
fishers. Mr.. Trollope writes pictures OF
the English life of this day as true to the
! life as Walter Scott's romances were true
to the days OF eliiFairy.
The Weekly Commercial will contain
the News ofthe Day made up in compact
and inteHigible form. Each Weekly con-
tains THE PICK OF THE News from seven
daily commercials, carefully prepared.
Market Reports and Reviews of the
very latest date and the utmost reliability
appear in each paper.
Our CoRREsPONDENCE regularly receiv-
ed from the most interesting points of Eu-
rope and America. is a feature of remark
able value. A CONDENSED report of the pro,
ceedings of Congress, and all important
political information of the day regularly
appears. The TELEGRAPH enables u
to be always two days and often a weel
ahead ofthe Eastern Weeklies in spread
ing before our readers the news of th'
world. It is orr ambition to make tht
Weekly Commercial A THOROUGHLY
INDEPENDENT AND IMPARTIAL
NEWSPAPER, and to add to the news ant
comments on public affairs the cream o
eurrant literature.
g8@ The subscription price of the Gin
cinnati Weekly Commercial has been re
iduced to $500 Tor single copies, with club
Of FIVE are taken at $3.50 each, and clubs Q
ten are taken at S175 per subscriber an
clubs of twenty at Sl.50, and an ertra cop
sent acith eeery club Of Ten subscribers; that
we will furnish eleven copies of the Week
ly one year, for $17 SO, and twenty-tw
, copies of the Weekly for $50.
WE OFFER AS 4 PREMIUM to clu
raisers, tie most remarkable political re
, cord ever published in this country, hein
a collection of over sixty of the most inter
esting and important speeches made b
tae ablest men on both sides, during tt
memorable campaign cf last summer i
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois an
Michigan. This collection occupies fifty
six pages Of the size of the Commercial
neatly printed. cut and stitched, and is
publication that has attracted much al
tention among the students of polite;
history and the politicians of the countr,
and is srecognized as of the greatest valu
2s work OF reference. Hereafter cop
of it will be sent to every one who fol-
wards to us the cash for club of five sui
scribers; and in larger clubs. one Will |
sent for every five subscribers.
Address. NJ. HALSTEAD & CO..
Corner Fourth and Race SITS. Gin, o.