New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-13
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eight pages of six broad columns each Il contains
all the important Editorials published In the DAILY
| TRIBUNE, except those Of merely local interest,
| also Literary ahd Scientific Intelligence; Reviews
of tho most interesting and important New Books;
the letters from large corps Of Correspondence
! the latest news received by Telegraph from all
| parts of the world a summary Of all important
intelligence in this city and elsewhere; a Synop-
sis of the Proceedings OF Congress and State
Legislature when in session the Foreign News
received by every steamer; Exclusive Reports Of
the Proceedings of The Farmers Club of the Amer
lean Institutes Talks about Fruit, and other Horti-
cultural and Agricultural information essential 20
| country residents: Stock, Financial, Cattle Dry
| Goods. and General Market Reports making IT,
both for variety and completeness, altogether the
most valuable. interesting. and instructive WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER published in tire world.
The Full Reports Of the American Institute Farm
ers Club, and the various Agricultural Reports, in
each number. are richly worth years subscription.
| Ever since its commencement, THE WEEKLY
| TRIBUNE has been authority upon the farm.
We make features OF the Farmers Club and permit
no question of interest to the agricuturist to pass
without comment and advice. When it is remembered
that this advice is given by of the most coDscen-
tous farmers in the country, the reader may esti-
mate its value. II has been well observed that q.
ports in THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE alone Will save
a farmer hundreds of dollars in his CROP In addi-
ton to these reports have arranged TO print the
best things written on the subject of agriculture by
American and foreign writer's We intend TO increase
these features in the coming year very largely As
it is no prudent farmer do without IL. As les
son to his workmen alone every farmer should place
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Saturday evening.
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country This is not said in spirit Of boastfulness.
We do not claim any essential superiority over
our neghbors, except the superiority of place
and opportunity. 1t has fallen to New-York to
create the greatest newspapers Of the country.
Here concentrate the commerce. the manufactures,
the mineral resources the agricultural wealth Of the
Republic Here all the news gathers, and the patron
age is so large that journalists afford to print it.
A newspaper can be made in New-York for half the
money and yet with twice the value Of newspapers
elsewhere. This is the strength Of THE TRIBUNE
We print the largest and cheapest, and best edited
weekly newspaper In the country There - little
special merit in this. We have all the advantages
around US. We have great Daily and Semi-Weekly
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part of the Weekly. This paper has long bad tho
largest circulation in America, and We have tried 10
Justify that confidence. The result is that we have
so systematized and expanded our resources that
every copy of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE contans
as much matter "a a duodccmo volume. Think OF III
For two dollars the farmer in the course OF one year
buns as much reading matter though he fed a sAelp
Of his library tri ty rOlnes and those rOiEmes con
tanino The greatest torks in the language The force OK
cheapness no further 90.
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nile Here the eager student may know the last les
sons Of science. Here the scholar may read reviews
of the best books. Here may be ionnd correspond
ence from all parts of the world the observations OF
sincere aud gifted men, VINO serve HE lbInb
i'm almost every country. All the elaborate and In
tricate machinery Of our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
most complete III AmeIiea-is devoted TO the purpose
of making the best and cheapest weekly newspaper
in the world. We think have reached that point
in giving for two dollars y-twoduodeemo volumes
| wear.
THE TRIBUNE is strong BY reason Of is eHOrnOuo
cir,ii;op and gredt cLeapa,ss In has long been con-
| coded that THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest
| circulation of any newspaper IN the country fot
wears we have printed twice as many papers, per
haps all of the other weekly editions OF the city
dailies combined. This is why are enabled TO do
| our work so thoroughly and cbeaply. The larger
| our circulation. the better paper we can make
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his neighbOrs TO subscribe and we shall send hlm
copy gratis for his trouble No peeMYsPaPrr so Largo
before offered at low price. Even when our cur
| rcncy was at par with gold, no such paper bat The
lRIBlI NJ WAS Oucrcu ~ tllaJ price,
TRIBUNE then cost far less than II now does.
We have solved the problem of making the best and
cheapest newspaper in Amerlca-perhaps IN the
world Let us see if cannot give 10 million
weekly circulation.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TO MAI. SUBSCRIBERS:
One copy one year, SO issues. ...-...;;....;2 90
5 copies s.; 10 copies, 10 one address, 81 80 each
land one extra cOpyl; 10 copies, To names OF
subscribers, at ono POst-O1ice, 81 60 each tand
one extra copyl; 20 copies, 10 one address, al -
each land one extra copyl 20 copies, 70 ndm6s
of subscribers at one POst-U1Soe 81 - each land
one extra eopy) 10 copies, TO one address, 81
each (and one extra copyl; 20 copies. 10 mama
OF subscribers. at Post-Otic, 81 10 each land
one extra copy. 2
The NETWORK SEMl-WEEKlY TRIBUNE
| is published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY and
contains all the Editorial Articles. not merely local
in character; Literary Reviews and Art CTitlcsnsI
Letters from large corps of Foreign aud BONES
tic Correspondents: Special and Associated Press
Telegraphic dispatches careful and complete Sum
mary of Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive he
ports of the Proceedings of the Farmers Club OF tho
| American Institute; Talks about Fruit and other
Horticultural and Agricultural information; stock.
Financial Cattle, Dry Goods and General Market
Reports which are published in TIE DAILY lhlb-
| UNE THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE also gives,
| in tire course of year, THREE or FOUR VI tie
BEST AND LATEST POPULAR NOVELS.
nv living authors The cost of these alone, houghs
| i'm book form, would be from six 10 eight dollars