The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-12-08
yT1HE FAMILY, FIELD AND SHOP.
Cincinna att Gazette.
Daily, Semi-WcekEy, and Weekly
NEWS LITERATURE, MANUFACTURES,
POLITICS.

NEWS, LITERATURE, MANUFACTURES,
POLITICS.
The proprietors of the Gazette, in announcing
the terms for 1871, take pleasure in stating that
their efforts TO produce paper adapted to the
wants of their readers, which have been SO fully
appreciated by q large army of subscribers, will
be continued and while prices have been some
what reduced, the character of the publication
will be fully maintained. While calling atten-
ton to the low terms offered to Clubs, we would
ask the public to bear in mind that the Gazette
contains more read ng m tier than
any other paper printed in the city, and that 1t
offers one third more information i'll each Week.
ly than any other papers which are published
Mt about the same price. In comparing prices,
this Is point that should not be overlooked.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
Is printed on clear type, contains an average of
thfrty-fOuT columns of reading matter, and is
specially designed for the country. News, Liter
ature, Commerce. Manufactures, and Agricul-
ture are the specalties of this edition. and each
department will be found full and complete
Farmers will find the Agricultural Department,
which is in charge of an editor of practical eXpe-
rience in that line of industry, of great value:
The proceedings of the Cincinnati Horticultural
Society are also printed in this paper. A first
class (Orginal or selected) story Will always be
found in the WEEK LY GAZETTE, with enough
politics and religious intelligence to keep the
reader fully advised Of movements in State and
Church. The world is the field i'll which we la
Dor and nothing of interest to the public will eS-
cape attention. The following are the terms of
the Weekly Gazette
One copy 0O
Five to Ten copies. %
Ten to twenty W
Twenty TO Thirty-fiVe Opies.........,..... ! 81
Thirty-iye to Fifty copies.,..."..........",.l ! 25
Fifty to Seventy-tive opies............,,...l 10
Seventy-five TO One Hundred copies ........ | 0j
One Hundred copies and upward. d............... %
The attention of farmers is particularly direct
ed to the Agricultural department of the Gazette,
which is speciality in the Weekly edition. This
contains, to large extent, an interchange of
hattr ic
| interesting and valuable, and has, during the
| last year, been universally commended by our
! subscribers. The information thus obtained
| from practical men, and disseminated through
the columns of the Gazette, is of more real val
! ue than volumes that are written on Agricultu-
! raj subjects by mere theorists. The man who
does thing is far more capable of telling how 1t
| is done than the man who gets all his knowledge
| from books and knows nothing about practical
farming. Our agricultural readers regard this ms
| department of the Gazette alone worth fully the
subscription price of the paper.
PREMIUMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
The Annual Register, for 1911 will contain
specially valuable to farmers and hOusekecperS,
and will be sent as a present to each subscriber
to the Weekly Gazette,
SEMI WEEKLY GAZETTE.
This paper is printed on Tuesday and Friday
of each week. Ii is the same size as the Daily
aud Weekly, containing thirty-siX full columns
of reading matter. Most of the reading matter
prepared for the Daily and Weekly will be prin
ted in this edition. Persons who desire papel
oftener than once n week, but do not need a dai
ly, will find this the cheapest and best paper
published anywhere. The following arc tho
terms of the Semi-Weekly Gazette:
one copy lOI numbers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o.
Two to Five COPIES each 81
Five to Ten COPIES each B N
Ten to Twenty copies, each. 81
Twenty copies and upward. ....,......... 81
An extra copy will be sent to the getter up o
each club of ten.
DAILY GAZET'T,E.
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