The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-05
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ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1868.
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GITaNIAYI WEEKLY GAII7ll

l. printed on a large folio sheet, containing thir-
~ SIX columns, an aVenge n thirty.thres of
selected and niadrlip with = vieN to adapsinr
the paper TO oil classes uf rcaderg--the family,
the merchant, the farmer, the mechanic, the pro-
fessiona man and the politician. No space be-
ing wasted in margin, as In the case Of quarto
papers, print more reading matter than any
other weekly newspaper IN the United States,
while at the same time our prices arc lower than
those of Eastern journals. We address all our
papers to tho names Of Subscribers without eHt-a
charge. This proves great convenience to
those who take the paper IN clubs.
Tho paper contains the leading editorials pub
lshcd in the daily, so far as they are Of more
than local interest; synopsis of Congressional
proceedings, and Of the Legislature Of ohio,
Kentucky, and Indiana, when In session; Wash
ington news; the principal foreign and dsmestio
letters supplied by our large corps Of corrcf pond
ents; commercial and financial reports prepared
excessively for our columns; reports Of the great
cattle markets. including New York, which Is re-
ported and transmitted specially for this paper,
up to the evening preceding the day OF publica-
tion. By omplaying mn extensive corps OF cor
respondents and freely using the Telegraph, We
are able to give news from ali parts Of tho United
states and Europe, down to the hour Of puhlica-
tion. thus anticipating Eastern papers nom three
to ave days Our aim Is to make the GAZETTE
indispensable to Western readers, and to make
its news general and comprehensive that its
place cannot be supplied by New YORK publishers.
In this we have succeeded and the Garette is
now conceded to be superior general news.
paper to any New York publication. our Efforts
in tins regard have been rewarded by largely
increased subscriptlo list
The principles of the GAzErrE arc Republican.
While We cTitcise freely the actions OF lsaiing
men Of this party, adhere TO the fundamental
principles of tho orgnnizaiion because be-
lievc the success Of these principles essential 10
the interests ofthe country.
Ia addition to she many important questions Of
financial aud political character to be disposed
Of during the year, the Presidential election
takcs place in 1858. II IL, therefore, import
ant, ia order that electors may dschargo hith-
fully and INTEL gently their duties, that reIiA-
HE mp, should be in the hands OF every voter.
The hest aicctiOncering documents are the nswf-
papers, to he circulated and read before the ex-
citcmcnt OF campaign warpS the Judgement
aud eNcites the partisan prcIudices II the people
A small pcr ccntngc OF the money spent IN dis
scnniinating what callod documents, when
candidates are in the field, IS used in circulating
new zpnp"rs, would lead TO the best results. Tho
l latter will he read from Noek 10 week by the hre
side, the arguments and f,cts they present
/ fully considered, and the judgement made up
/ long before committees begin 10 circulate their
tract from the Importance OF the latter. We would
urge upon our friends In school districts the ad-
! yantnqrs that may bc expected from the wide
I circulation OF reliable newspapers. These are
| tha best educators OF the masses.
! IN order that there may be no objection on the
~ price. we have arranged the terms Of the
| GAZETTE at the lowest poiut consintent with tho
! safety Of our brsiness The cost Of producing
newspapers Is very nearly ~ high now as at nny
tune during the war, there having been no TO-
duction Whatever in the price of laber, while tho
decline in the cost of paper 10 poi equal to the
reduction in our terms, which are as lVllOws;
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