Middletown transcript., 1869-01-09
PROSPECTUS.
1869 THE AGE. 1869
A DAILY AND WEEKLY DEMO-
cratic Journal in Philadelphia.
improvements tn every Department, Polit-
ital, Literary, Com ercinI, Finala.
cial and Agricultural.

improvements in every Department, Polite
cial and Agricultural.
TNIE Publishers of The Age beg to call the at
l. tention of the Democratic and Conservative
masses TO the Daily and Weekly issue of their
popular journal. The importance of circulating
news apers among the leople cannot be too high
ly estimated. This is thoroughly appreciated by
our opponents, and nothing is left undone BY
them to accomplish this purpose. We should not
be behind them in this great work. The general
dissemination Of sound political information must
result in great good to the Democratic party.
Wherever Radicalism sends its poison, let us be
prompt In furnishing the antidoteI
We have just finished an exciting political
struggle, and the Democratic party, vigorous and
undismaycd, is now ready to begin the fight
again. and to fight on until victory crowns our
efforts
One of the most powerful engines in securing
victory is the Democratic press of the country,
and every man who can afford to subscribe for a
Democratic newspaper should do so at once.
THE DAILY AGE will continue to be in future
what it was in the past---the earnest defender of
the Union and the Constituton-the bold and
| fearless advocate of Democratic Principles-and
the constant and unyielding foe of Radicalism in
every form that it presents itself to the people.
1t will contain the latest news from all parts of
the world, discussions on all subjects of general
interest and Importance editorial comments on
Government, Politics, Trade Finance, and all
| the current questions of the day; and will have
all the characteristics of live, progressive Jour-
nal.
The WEEKLY AGE will be complete compen-
| dium of the news of the week. and will contain a
large quantity of original POLITICAL literary, ag-
ricultural, and miscellaneous matter, making it
in all respects First-class Family Journal as
well as for the Politician and the General Reader
! TERMS OF THE DAILY :-One copy one year, SO /;
six MONTHS $3.50; three months, 50 30; for any
| less period, at the rate of one dollar per month
Payment required invariably in advance. Post
age on the Daily, thirty cents per quarter, or one
| dollar and twenty cents per apnum, to be prepaid
at the Office of delivery.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY :-0ne copy one year,
81: five copies one year, SO; ten copies one year,
SIT 80; twenty copies one year, S33. Postage
on the Weekly, five cents per quarter, or twenty
cents per annum to be prepaid at the Office OF
delivery. In order to place the Weekly within
the reach of ALL the publishers present the follow
ing low CLUB RATES:
One Hundred copies, one year, all addressed
| to one person. 500; and one copy extra to the
getter up of the club--additiopal copies at the
same price.
Seventy-fve copies, one year, all addressed to
| one person, S84 and one extra copy to the get
ter up of the club-additional copies at the same
price.
Fifty copies one year, all addressed to one per-
son, S62 so; and one copy extra to the getter up
OF the club--additiOnal copies at the same price.
Forty copes one year, all addressed TO one per-
son, $52; and one copy extra to the getter up of
the cub-additional copies at the same price.
Thirty copies one year, all addressed to one per-
son, S42; and one copy extra to the getter up of
the cub-additional copies at she same price.
Twenty copies one year, all addressed to one
person, $50; and one copy extra TO the getter up
of the club-additional copies at the same price.
Ten copies one year, all addressed to one per-
son, Sl6.5O, and one copy extra to the getter up
Of the ciub-additional copies at the same price.
Five copies one year, all addressed to one per-
son, $780,
These prices, which are cash invariably in ad-
vance, apply only to yearly subscribers, and they
must, in every case without exception, be sent to
one person. and not addressed severally to the
members Of the club. 1t will he observed that
our offer of an extra copy to the getter up of a
club, refers 0nly to club of ten or more.
GS> The above terms will be rigdly adhered
to. Drafts on Philadelphia, or Postoffice Orders
payable to the order of the publishers, being SAT-
er, are preferable to any other mode of remittance.
All who send money by Express must prepay
Express charges Specimen copies of the Daily
and Weekly sent gratis ON application at this Of
flee. Advertisements inserted at moderate rates
Address WELSH 4 ROBB,
Ia 4 l6 South 7th street.
Jan. eff Philadelphia.