Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-20
Announcement for 1869.
THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE

In announcing the Weekly Gazette for
the ensuing year, the proprielors take
pleasure in being able TO offer II in full
size, improved in quality, and at reduced
rates. weliave also arranged, at a heavy
expense, TO distributes; as at present. to
each subscriber, copy Of the "GSzrtte
Annual Register and HaI d Book of ln-
formation" This work will contain q
complete history Of current events FOR the
year 1868, comparative election returns
for all the States, the vote of OHIO and
Indiana by townships, the organization
tf National and State Governments.
names of members Of the Legislature OF
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, time for
holding district or circuit courts, salaries
of officers, and other general and valua-
ble statistics. This part of the work will
be edited by Edward d. Mansfield, ESQ +,
whose name will be accepted as guar
anty of fullness and accuracy. 1t will
contain Horticultural Department,
which will he edited by DR.. John A,
Wardpr, well known as practical and
scientific Horticultu,ist. This will con-
tain directions for the selection and man
uRcmcHt VI AIul Nh'Vsi WI uuh
will prove permanently valuable.
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the first Of January, and will be sent
free to all subscribers to the Weekly
Gazette, whether subscribing previous or
subsequent to the first Of January. Those
renewing their subscriptions will be
tIea, ed ms new sub cribers, the in&ntiOU
being to make present of this valuable
work 10 every subscriber.
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ceive extra attention. A reasonable space
will be gwen to the publication of first
class stories, original and selected.
The Largest and the Best,-The Week
ly Gazette contains more reading matter
than any other newspaper published in
in the United States, and, when this fact
is considered In connection with the free
gift Of the Register, it is also the cheap
est. Our aim is to maintain the full size
Of the Gazette and improve it in quality.
II we should reduce it's size one half we
could afford TO sell it at half price, but
this would be no inducement to subscri-
bers.
An Entirely New Fenture.-Haviug no
great political BATTLES 10 tight during the
year, we shall have more space for gen.
eral and miscellaneous reading. This
will he occupied In part by articles under
the head of Personal RecolleciiOns, one
of which will be weekly. These will be
written by eminent men in various parts
of the Vest who have already been en-
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have heen selected from the various pro.
fessions, including Ministers, Lawyers,
Politicians Farmers, Merchants and Edit
ors. Each article will have attached to
it the name of the writer. Suffice to say
now that the gentlemen whose services
have been secured, occupy high positions,
and have made for themselves national
regulations.
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News, Commercial, Correspondence, Ag-
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Eastern publications.