The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-07
New Advertisements.

Only Fifteen Subscribers
for the an
WEEKLY EVBuIOG POST,
at Two Dollars each,. or for
Eight Subscribers M
to the
MI-WEEKLY EVENING POST,
at Four Dollars each, handsome eight-day
bronze Parlor Mantel Clock.
The clocks which we thus offer as premi-
UNI were first placed i'll the market some years
since by the HiH l
AMERICAN CLOCK COMPANY
of this city, and have won general approval
for their accuracy as time keepers as well as
their elegance ofJoTnl, which makes such
clock an ornament III for any parlorlaG29 elpiece,
and in beauty of design and tneness OF finish
Itheyarc equal 10 the French clocks. The move
mcnts are mace upon the Frenc Ii plan have
steel piniens, tilcly polished, and dealers
admit that they will run more surely and cor
7ectiy than the French, while they have the
qualities which have always made the French
clocks desirable, of noiseless ticking and
| pleasant, clear-toned bell, striking tie hours
and holf-hours. Many thousands of these
clocks Lave been manufactured, and the de-
mand keeps pace with the supply. The liber-
ality of our offer will be appreciated when
it is considered that these clocks cannot be
| bought at the stores throughout the country
for less than TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, so that,
as the regular subscription price for 5 copies
of the WEEKLY Posi-, is $50, or $50 for eight
copies of the SEMI-W EEKLY the clock or the
/ paper is nearly an
t. ABSOLUTE GIE1T.
| In order that ali may be encouraged to
make the attempt to procure this dcsra BILE
/ Household Article. We shall allow, in the
event of persons not being able to procure
4 the requisite number OF names, a commission
\ OF Twenty Eve Gents Tor each subscription
Ito our Weekly, or Fifty Gents for each sub
/ Scrption 10 our Semi Weekly, so that n Il may
| be rewarded lor lheir effort, IT being e@ader
Sto"d thGt ~ cpely case TIC money ntust accom-
i pG2aY tie 1adlHeS'
The clocks will Be carefully packed and
sent by express ~ anyaddress, and we have
made arrangements With the Express Com
/ panes. which will cause their being forward
ed at a mnch less cost to the receiver than
| their ordinary charges.
! The appropriateness 81 our premium as a
.ELO.LiID-A < GIFT
via be apparent, and doubtless We shall be
the medium Of many Christmas SURPRISES.
The proprietors OF the Evening Post desire
! to add largely 10 the circulation OF the Week
~ ana Sttini- tultlOflS
Fbelieying thattle caro- with which these pa
4 pers are made up, yhs unusual variety Of
! their contents their high literary character,
\ fitness OF news both foreign and domestic,
and interesting speci. features, will makq
4 both the Weekly and Semi Weekly Evening
1 Post tayorites whereve they become known,
\ No special effort has ever been made to in,-
crease The circulation Of our Weekly and
Semi Weekly Editions But the proprietors
4 believe that the principles advocated by the
Evening Post deserve q be urged upon large
public; they think It useful, aHrng the coming
four years, to undeaYor to influence a very
large public in ali tho states and IN al parts
Of the country. They have determined
therefore, to make sp cial efforts to intro
4 duce the Weekly and Semi Weekly Evening
Post 10 the country nj large
f Besides the general features to which we
4 have above alnded, we have added special
features oil particular value and excellence,
N and are now maturing arrangements tor
4 others
THE AGRTCULTURALD DEPARTMENT.
OF the paper is now conducted oy one of the
bablest writer's in that branch III the country.
s QursWeeilly and Semi-Weekly ktsa q
y FINANCIAL REPORTS,
written especially Tor each edition by an
able. financial writer are generally acl1nowl4
edged 20 be he fullest, most impartial and
most correct &iysn y any New York journal,
/ -AARE-fJl hEfO61S, Ht9.l 81 81 "a
already excellent Will be improyetl, and made.
more complete Its intended TO add other
ana moYwI features at.Ylfee. which Shall make
| The Weekly or 8 mi Weekly N.Y.
/ ~ BEST FAMILY JQURNALIN AMERI-
4 CA, M iifs.56
one in which every member Of the family
1tfii' md souieihing 70 interest, arnuse aud
j instruct = aal
1 Il Win continue o urge its long -asserted
eln t,i9
as ie5lhay p0sSgss / hrse prneiplesicohfprisin
4 briefly. efficiency aHd' Slliet ECONOMY in tue
administration; d tctnrn, as speedy as cir
lcunstances viii 2dmit TO sound currency,
tahd simrliicafiqn o. the revenue ws,viih
IL thorough eWe[ ding cut OF corruption and
lneHeienty a8Ihe Evening" Postasbeisses sin1
and.Witl detannG thr greatest extension of
lawful hhefty;f fee sDtee Wil(-lceyer the flag
| fleS;equal rights 70 sll American citizens
natiy@ and adopted rigid decentralization in
INC SGYefnme the only means to secure
eIhclepcYr and ecOn0my, and presefvelibeEty;
aud The absence OF, all lntcnlerente by the
1goFernment'llltif the lawfnlpursllits OF the peo-
pie. o. haseH eV5 ~ la14 a8jii a
These principles, we believe, are more and
i lnfe commanding themselves 10 the AIneT-
can people; and II is our aim and desire to
make them knoWnas widely as possible III
] al parts ut the caqutry. M .Afr
we Iase also made thesane arrangements
Is last year with Tire 4alefican 44gtictRtu3fd
and jf{tersf9e Na3aziae, and fhose who prefer
u iaaY s9gusS tAcse Periodicals one year by
ayalllng themselves ofthe following liberal
! proposals: sss - .aal KS asss
+ ( q 3 @ g. ...asa.s.
A Weekly Paper, a Monthly Paper and q
Monthly Magazine.
$3.50 YEA B-The Evening Post, Week
", and the American Agriculturist.
&1,OOaA NM.A Es-The EVehiEg Post, Week