Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-01-01
1862.
TIVE EVENING POST.
WHAT SHALL / READ?

WHAT SHALL | READ?
Il the question which occurs to many, ~ Ii,
long evenings Of Winter come on. On the an
swer to this question depends greatly not only
the enjoy ment Of the reader, but. especially il
the case os the young, the shaping Of the mind
and perhaps the Whole of LIES career. In I'll
th. round Of readings. in this modern day. moth.
ing occupies 90 important . part a. the News
paper, Daily or Weekly. How Important, then
that the Paper selected, especially for family
reading, shall be Healthy in its moral tone, sound
in its Political Opinions, Free from the Tram
mels Of any Sect or Party, Prompt and Accur-
ate in its News, and Accurate in all things.
To these gu alih cat onsTH EVENING POST
aims to add sufficient Of Spice and Pungeney t.
make it rs Palstabe as it is Wholesome to the
public mind. Hencc, whatever else the beopls
Of the North west may or may not read they
should not fail to read THE POST.
The saccess Of The Evening Post for the past
are 10 unprecedented in the annals OF
Western journalism. Defying the lass which
condemn all new Newspaper enterprises to a se-
cere struggle for existence during the early par
Of their career, THE POST sprsug at once into
position as successful and influential Journal
Daring a considerable portion Of the present
year the subscription list has been TREBLINa
EVERY MONTH. The cause Of this hatterinx
success 10 no accident. 1t 10 due, mainly. TO
these facts:
lst. The Post is Independent.
~. II is . Live Paper.
I'd. 1t is Notwithstanding Equal
rights to all mon Freedom to the enslavei, and
Suffrage for the Disfranchised.
4th. II dees rot Gil mp its columns with long
prosy Editorials.
5th. 1, Talks to the Point, and Calls Things by
their Right Names.
e,s. 1t lie fuliof News mit,ipg nothipg
Impor tant, and insertion nothing void Of Inter
est.
It'll. tits eossipy, raey in its Itsms and Sc
lections, but scrupaieus TO exclude everything
Indecent or Morbid.
sth. 1t has always something for the Family
Circle, for the Farm and Kitchen. for the La
boring Man. for the Scholar. for the Mechanic,
for the Thoughtful for the Gossip Loving, for
Everybody.
THE WEEKLY POST Il made up with
much more care than any similar Weekly in
Chicago. and gees to its Country Readers
choek Full Of carefully selected matter--the
Cream Of the Daily Issue.
TaE EVENING POST IN IOWA.
The rapidly increasing circulation Of the
kvESiSs POST in Iowa il extremely gratifying.
In consideration thereof, sad with the view u
still further additions to our circulation in that
State. special attention will be given 10 her
great and growing interests.
Mr.. L. d. isGERsoL, The well known au-
thor Of Iowa and the Rebellion" whose cores
pondeuce over The "nom de plume" Of 'Lnken-
sale" is universally known in the State, 10 em-
ployed upon THE POST, fact which Of itself
will show thst the prosperity Of all Iowa has an
earnest advo ate in the columns Of the paper,
and still further attsstsd BY the correspondenes
Of other we'll known writer's in different parts Of
the State.
In brief, il is not doubted, that with the pres
ent arrangements 10 that behalf, the columns OF