The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-28
PROSPDCTUS-
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THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
A First Class Family
Newspaper.
The Largest and the Cheapest,
.V'OlC is the Time to SWb-
scribe.
The Largest and the Cheapest
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1858.
THE
CINCINNATI WEEKLY EAIEYTE

Is printed on large folio sheet containing thir.
ty SIX columns, an average OF tnrty-threo Of
which are filled with reading matter, carefully
selected and made up with a view 70 adapting
the paper 20 all classes OF readers-the family,
the merchant, the farmer, the mechanic, the pro-
fcssional man aud the politician. No space be-
ing wasted Ia margin, as in the case OF quarto
papers, We print more reading mattor than any
other weekly newspaper in the United States,
while nt the same time our prices are lower than
those Of Eastern Journals. We address all our
papers to the names Of subscribers without extra
charge. THIS proves great conYenicnce 30
those who take the paper in clubs.
The paper contains the leading editorials pub
lished In the daily, SO far as they arc Of more
than local Interest," 2 synopsis 9t Congress,ioael
kentucky, and Indiana, when IN session; Wash
ington news; the principal foreign and domestic
ents; commercial aud financial reports prepared
excessively for our columns; reports Of tho great
cattle markets, including New York, which Is re-
ported and transmitted specially for this paper,
up 10 the evening preceding the day Of publica.
tion. by employing an extensive corps Of cor.
respondents and freely using the telegraph, We
states and Europe, down to the hour Of puhlics.
tion. thus anticipating Eastern papers FROM three
to iye days. Our aim Is TO make the GAIKrrE
Indispensable to Western readers and TO make
its news 50 general and comprehensive that ia
place cannot he supplied by New York publishers.
In this we have succeeded, and the Gazette In
now conceded to be superior as a general news
paper, to any New York publication. Our efforts
In tins regard have been rewarded by a largely
increased subscription list.
Tho principles Of the GAZETTE are Republican
While we crticise freely the actions Of leading
men Of this party, we adhere 10 the fundamental
principles Of tho organization, because we be-.
licve the Of these principles essential to
tho interests OF the country.
In addition to ;hc many important questfaaa oh
= financial and political character to be ttisPosod
Of during the year, the Presidential ebcction
takes place ia 1893. IL H., therefore. inlport-
ant, In order that electors may discharge h.ibh-
FUZZY and mtcllgently their duties, that a Feha-
bic paper should be IN the hands OF every voter.
The best clectionceriug documents are the news
papers, to be circulated and read before the on :
cteinent Of q campaign wArps the judgement
aud cNcitcs tho partisan prtudcSs OF the people
a small pcr ccningc OF tie money spent in dis.
semminating what are called documents, when
candidates are in the field, Is used in Circulating
lastef will be read from week to week by the irc-
side, tile arguments and facts they present care.
| fully considered, and the judgement made up
long before committees begin to circulate their
campaign documents. While NO would not do
tract from the importance Of the latter. We wonld
/ vantages that may he expected from the wide
/ circulation Of reliable newspapers. These arc
/ the best educators Of the nasses:
In order that there may be NO objection on the
score Of price, we have arranged the teti0s Of the
GAZETTE Vt the lowest point consistent With tho
\ safety IL our business The cost OF producing
/ newspapers is very neatly as high now rs AZ ahy
time during tfc var there having been no re-.
duciion whatever In the price of laber, while the
deciine if the oost OF paper is not equal TO the
reduction va our terms, which rs follows;
TERMS.
ono copy, one year, (62 numbcrs) ... 50 %
Five to ten copies 1h
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