The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-12-12
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Announcement fox 1863.
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Cincinnati Weekly Gazette /
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Is printed on large folio sheet. containing
thirty SIX columns, an average Of thirty
three of which are filled with reading mat
ter. carefully selected and made M with a
view to adapting the paper to all classes of
readers--the family. the merchant, the far
mer, the mechanic. the professional man and
The politician. No space being wasted in
margin, as in the case of quarto papers, we
print more reading matter than any other
weekly newspaper in the United States,
while at the same time our prices are lower
than those of Eastern journals. We address
all our papers to the names of subscribers
with out extra charge. This proves great
convenience to those who take the pa,er in
clu!
The paper contains the leading editorials
published in the daily, so far as they are OF
more than local interest syuogsis of Con
sresSional proceedings, and of the Lcgisla-
tur of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana when
in SESSION; Washington news !; the principal
foreign and domestic letters supplied by our
| i'-rg" corps of correspondents commercial
and financial reports prepared exclusively
for our columns reports of the great cattle
markets, including New York, which is re-
| por' ed and transmitted especially for this
paper, up to theevening preceding the day
OF p"oileatlon BY employing an exte nsi We.
corps OF correspondents and freely using
| the telegraph. we are able to give news
| from all parts of the United States and Eu-
| rope, down to the hour of publication, tn us
anticipating Eastern papers from three to
| i've days. Our aim is to make the GAz TIE
indispensable 10 W estern readers. and to
make lis news SO general and eompreb en-
sive that its place cannot he supplied by
Nv York Publishers. In this We have
succeeded, and the GAZETTE is now c0nced-
ed to be superior as a general newspaper
to anv New York publication. Oar effurts
IN this regard have been rewarded by Il
largely increased subscription list
| The principles OF the (1:tzette are Re?nhii-
| ean. while we :ritirise freely t!ie actions y.
| leading men of this party. We adhere 90 tse
Fundamental PRINCIPLES o. the orgsniz,.ti"' :,
hecaHSe we believe the SG,cceSS Oh those 1TiI;-
ciplfs essential to the interests OF the country.
/ In I'd ,irion to he many important questions
| of financial and political character to be dis
| posed OF during the year. tae F'es5lvnti j
| election takes place in 1863 It IS therefore
! important, in order thdt electors ma dis
charge faithfully and inteIligently their tlu-
| ties that reliable pantr should be- in the
| hands of every voter. The best Gle. tioneeriug e
documents are the newspapers, to be circula-
ted and read before the excitement Of u cam p
| paisn warps the Judgment and cXcites the
partisan preiUdicCs OF the people. small
! per centage OF the money spent in diSSemin 1t
! ing W hat are called documents, when canal
! lates are in the field if use! in circrl;fif.y :
newspapers, would lead to the best results.
| The latter will be read from week to week by
the fresi3e, the argument IS and facts they pre-
sent carefully considered and the Judgment
made mp long before committees begin 10 cir
oUli,te their campaign documents. While w,
would net detract from the inDC Ttance of the
LATTER we would urge upon our friends l..
| school districts the adv v,intagcs that may
expected from the wide circUi4 alton CT Teia!it'
newspapers These a-e the tcst educators oi
| ahe masses.
Y,,O To-.
the score price we have arranged the terms
Of the Gazette at the lowest point cOnss ent
with the safety OF cur business. The cost #
producing ne, spapers IS very nettriy as Ilg:.
now as at any time durin:, the war TIE re
having been no reduction w;latG yer in the price
Of labor, while the decline the cost o. %. per
is not equal to the reduction III our terms,
" iieh are as foIT0NS: