The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-01-27

BaT Address TO The
primary object in our Address to the Adver-
tiser is to present Q few Of the loading fea-
lures Of our business, in such q manner as to
convince them Of the advantages to be de-
rived from ~patronizing our Newspaper Adver-
Using Agency. We do this upon the presump-
ton that it is your intention to advertise your
business, more or less, in our Chicago City
Newspapers, or those printed at different
points throughout the country.
Our business is not confined to any particu-
lar locality. We are the authorized agents to
receive and contract for the insertion of Ad-
vertisements or Notices in any Newspaper
printed in the United States or Canadas, at
the publishers lowest rates. As our commits
sion or profit is derived from the publisher,
for whom we are acting as agents, we, in no
case, charge an advertiser more than he would
have to pay the newspapers direct.
We have on file the largest and most com
plete list of newspapers that can be found in
the West.
Our facilities are such, and our business is
so systematized, that we can, at the shortest
possible notice, give the publishers lowest
rates for advertising in any religious, agricul-
tural, scientific, or secular pub
lished in the United States Hence, mer-
chants, manufacturer and others desiring to
make known their business, or advertise their
goods through the medium of the press, can
avail themselves Of our facilities and avoid all
the time, trouble, detail and correspondence
incident to making separate contracts with
each paper. We're this the only advantage it
would be sufficient; but, in addition to the
above, we are prepared to offer to extensive
advertisers much lower rates than can be OBJ
tanned from the papers direct, as, in a large
number Of cases, We have special arrange
m1nta and larra contracts for C0aaa NTH the
publishers, which enable us to make favorable
concessions, thus giving lower rates than
could otherwise be offered. Our thorough
system enables us to guarantee the insertion
of advertisements in from one to several hum
dred newspapers within ten DAYS from the
date an order is given us, besides which the
advertiser is saved money, and instead of hav-
ing an endless number Of bills to settle, the
business can all be transacted through our
hands alone. We can satisfy any party of orr
ability to do this upon application at our Office,
either in person or by letter.
0ur long experience enables us to prepare
advertisements in such tasty display, or write
~tractive to the reader and effective to the ad-
~yertiser.
We can also answer all inquiries relative to
the circulation of papers published in any
city or town in the country, and where parties
desire it, we are happy to suggest the best
mediums for their advertising. Parties writ
ing for rates should be particular to state he
length of their advertisements in inches, the
number o insertions or time desired, and also
the names of the cities or towns in which
they wish their advertising to appear, and
whether in the daily or reekly issues Of the
papers where dailies are published.
Soliciting the favor of your patronage, and
assuring you that any advertising entrusted to
our hands viii receive prompt attention, we
remain, Respectfully yours,
COOK, COBURN & co.