The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-01-01
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MilW aukee Sentinel,
EUIs THE YEAR 1859.

With the first OF January next, the MILwAU-
kEE SENTINEL enters upon the thirty first year
of it's existence. Tho publishers take this oc-
casion to acknowledge their obligations for the
liberal patronage which it has enjoyed, and to
promise that they will spare no pains or ex-
pense to maintain its reputation as a FIRST
CLASS NEWSPAPER
| The ensuing year will no doubt be one of the
most important in our history All over the
world great events are crowding upon each
other, and 1t is now more true tAan ever that
We know not what day may bring forth. In
| times like these, the man who does not take a
good Newspaper is recreant to his duty to
himself again, the condition of the national
finances, and the uncertainty as to the future
policy of the Government, necessarily lead to
| sudden and frequent fluctuations of prices.
Hence, no man can afford to be without a rel-
able and standard commercial paper, such as
the SENTINEL is and will continue to be.
We offer the same liberal terms as hereto
fore, and urge our friends in every locality to
send in subscribers for the various editions Of
the Sentinel, and organize clubs for tho
Weekly.
In its Editorial Department the Sentinel
will, as heretofore, defend those principles Of
freedom and justice that are the life of the Re-
publican party, and fearlessly denounce all
proiigacy and dishonesty in Governmental az
| fairs AS it has advocated the elevation of
| Gen. Grant to the Chief Magistracy of the ma
| ton, so it will give to his administration an
intelligent and discriminating support
| In Its News Department it will contain the
very latest advices by telegraph and mail from
| all quarters of the globe. Full reports will be
published of the proceedings of the State and
National Legislatures Matters of interest in
| this and adjoining States will be carefully COL
| lected for its columns .
| In its City Department it will present all
current items of local intelligence, and seek to
| be worthy chronicler of the growth and pros
| perity of the Cream City.
| In its Commercial Department it will con-
tinue to furnish full and accurate reports Of
the markets in this metropolis and all the
| principal cities Of the world These will be-
| prepared with great care, and will be perfect
| ly reliable
| In its Marine Department it will contain all
the lake news and other matters of interest to-
vessel owners, shippers and insurers.
THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
| Is especially recommended as most desirable
| family Newspaper. Aside from its editorials
| on political and other subjects, and its d gess
| of the news of the day, the departments of Pc
| etry, Fiction, Religion, Agriculture, Science,
| and Humor, will be filed with careful selec-
! lions
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An Extra Copy will be sent to the getter up Of
a club of ten or over.
Any person Sc ding q club of Thirty for the
| Weekly, will be entitled to three copies extra,
or copy of the Tri-W eekly one year. For
| a club of Forty, four copies of the Weekly, or
one copy of the Daily one year.
| Additions may be made to clubs for one year
| at club rates.
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| Address, JERMAIN & BRIGHTMAN.