Middletown transcript., 1868-02-01
tain PROSPECTUS. 1aD
1868. 1.-THE AGE.n 1868.
A r,.moerstic Daily and weekly Jour,tnl m
PhilndeIphiR. ..si-r

d
V,HE attention of the Democrats and ctnscrv-
Il atyes OF the country is called 10 The Daily
and Weekly issues OF this journal.
The dissemination ~ sound political doc ttrines
should commend the earnest attention of every
true friend of the Union and the Constitution,
The events of the past political year are fuitof
significance. The uprising Of the People in OPP
position 10 the destructive policy Of RadicalisnA
clearly shows that the masses are determined t6
restore again to power the great Democratic party,
every page of whose history Is filled with the
glory and prosperity Of our common country.
30 more eilcctual method for presenting the Trnth
can be devised, than in circulating Democratic
journals. Ii is the intention Of the Proprfctors Of
The AGE to make it, in every way, worthy Of tie
support and confidence that have heretofore cen
extended TO it.. Improvements are contemplated
in every department, and no pains or expense
will bc spared 10 keep it in the front rank Ot
American journalism. r,, a,g,d -
The DAiLy AGE contains the latest intelligence
from all parts Of the world with articles On Gtv-
erRmcnt, POLITICS. Trade, Finance, and ali the
current questions of the day; LOc, intelligence
Market lteports, Prices Current, Stock Quotations,
Marine and .Conllerciil Intelligence, Reporis W
Public Gatherings, Foreign and Domestic Cores
pondehce, Leg,,l Reports, Book Notices, Theatrical
Criticisms Reviews OF Literaturc, Art apd Musict
Agricultural Matters, and discussions of whatever
| subjects aru of general Interest," and Importance
liesdes Special Teegrams, il has all the dispatches
| of the Associated Press from every part of The
United States, und also the Associated Press dis
patches reciyed by the Atlantic Cable and the
news from all parts Of Europe brought by lie
steamers is Instantly telcgraphcd from whatever
| point the steamers first touch. ;ti. ..
| The WEEKLY ACE will be complete conpen-
dium, Of the news Of the week, and besides the
leading editorials from the Daily, will contain u
| large amount of interesting matter prepared cx-
pressly for the weekly issue. II will he in all
respects frs-class family jontnal, particularly
| adapted to the Politician, the Farmer, the Mcr-
chant, the Mechanic, The Family Circle, aiid Ale
General Reader, having in fact, every yhNractor-
iste OF live newspaper. AT an early day will
be begun an intcnaely Interesting Serial, by one
| Of the most popular and fascinating authors, aud
II is also the intention To publish, from week 10
week in the course Of the year, threc or four Of
The best and latest novels. t
TERMS or TrE DAsLy.-+-onc copy, one year, 50;
six mouths 81 80; three months, - 81; for amy
less period al The rate Of 81 per month. Pay
menl required invariably in ADVANCE, Postage
On the Daily, 10, cents per quarter, or 81 20 ler
anil,im, td hc prepaid az the oiliec Of delivery
| IERAs of. TIE EEkLY .--Unc copy, one ,yeaB
81; five copies, one year, 81; ten copies, one
year, SIT so; tNcnt. copies, one year, $33. p To
clubs, where the papers nrc sent 10 one address,
| The following reduction will lie made - Five
s1rG., one year, ss 5oi ten copies, one year,
will bc furnished gratis for each Club of teu, or
more, TO one address, for one year. Payment re-
guired inv'iriably'in adSanre. Postage on ale
Weekly, five cents Tcr quarter, or twenty cents
per anham, TO be prepaid 1T the Office or delivery
H't g. ziirr.si~' .,--- sif!Hg. - ~ Hi4r
ISr The above terms will be risidly adhered
to. Drafts on Philadelphia, or fosioillcc Orders,
payable 10 the order Of tlre Publishers, being
safer, preferable 10 any other mode of repi-
lance. "' All who send money by Express, must
prepay EXPRESS charges. Specnien ebpies Of the
daily and Weekly sent gratis. on application at
! this Office Advertisements inserted al moderate
rates. Address ee, ,,.dIyt...ls .,t-4. .lru
WELSH & ROBB
43o Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
I Jnuuary !, lsGS--u !lfI .paUI .'N