New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-20

| Merobants Manufacturers Inventors. Real Estat6
Owners. those wanting Farms, Implement Manutac-
turers Dealers in Stock, Schools and all others who
desire to reach customers in all parts of the Country
as well as in the City will find it to their interest to
| advertise i'll the
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The aggregate circulation of THE TRIBUNE Is larger
than that of any other newspaper and is read BY the
most enterprsing thrifty and industrious classes. Ad
vertisements inserted in, each OF the editions OF THE
| TRIBUNE-DAmY, sEMI-WEEKLY, and WREKL1-will be
read by nearly million OF people, and no investment
pays business well as the money he spends in
| judicious advertising.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.
The circulation OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE is, Of course
mainly In NewYork and Brooklyn but 1t is very large in
all the Eastern Cities and throughout the country 1t is
believed that in no other newspaper will advertisers
reach so many 1rst-class customers
RATES OF ADVERTISING IN THE
| NEW-Y DAILY TRIBUNE:
ORDINARY ADVERTISEMENTS, classified under ap
propriate heads TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per line for each
Insertion Nothing inserted for less than FIFTY CENTS
each insertion.
About ten words average line Deaths and Marriages
| are charged ONE DOLLAR.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The rapid increase in the circulation OF THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE adds largely TO its value an advertising
| medium. Notwithstanding the large size OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the pressure OF news is so great
that We are compelled allow but small space for Ad
vertsements This Is manifest advantage TO all whose
notices appear they conspicuous and mostly read
with as much interest the The great advantage
that must 10 any one who takes this method OF
making known his wants, his merchandise or mannfae-
lures 1t very easy to understand but can hardly be
over-esmated Thore is no advertising medium In the
country so cheap there is profitable TO
the advertiser as cOnclusvey proved by those whose
advertisements frequently continuously appear In its
columns The paper crcuates the industrial and
thrifty casses-the Farmers, Manufacturers Merchants
and Mechanics Of the cOuntryand is carefully read by
their wives and daughters 1t is safe TO that
each advertise In IL read week by moro than
half million the most Intelligent OF the people He
who makes his business his merchandise or MS manu-
facturos to this immense number scattered all
the country, cannot Id 10 Go so 10 MS own acs
| and great advantage.
Every person having farm for sale should advertise
i'm THE TRIBUNE. Make the advertisement as short rs
possible stating the advantages offered Farmers wish
ing TO purchase farms always find chances by insert
| ing a short advertisement in THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Agricultural Implement Manufacturers and Seedsnen
find TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE especially valuable as an
advertising medum. circulating, ms it does, mainly
the better farmers In all parts Of the country In
every State and Territory.
In short any business wishing 10 reach oil over the
country should advertise IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TERMS,
ORDINARY ADVERTISING IN IiiE hEEhLl ibid
ITSE-OSE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS line each inser-
| ton.
TTEaiIn the News Column, prefxed by the word IAN
nouncementl Two DOLLARS line each insertion. Cuts
ana fancy ype are charged double for space oceu
| pied
| THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
| The circulation OF THE sEMIwEEKLY TRIBUNE is
also large and is very valuable medium in which to
| advertise.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF
| THE TRIBUNE, Daily, semi-Weekly anu weekly are
subscribed for by entirely different persons so that ad-
vertaements inserted in each will reach all classes.
| ORDINARY ADVERTISING IN THE SEMlWEEKLf
| TRIBUHE-TwEsTr-FIYE CENTS line each lhSefuoh'
| Terms cash in advance
Drafts on New-York, Post Office orders, payable
to the order of The TRIBUNE, being safer, are pro-
ferable TO any other mode of remittance. Address,
| THE TRIBUNE. EewYork