Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-16
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G. e, BRUCE.
The Cincinnati Commercial,

In addition to the universal circulation Of the
Commercial in Cincinnati and vicinity, it is sold
through over three hundred agencies in Ohio, In
diana. Kentucky. Tennessee, West Virginia, and
Southern Illinois, and on all the railroads in
those States, and there is a special call for it
along the great rivers from Pittsburgh to New
Orleans
The territory occupied by the constituency of
the Commercial is that within one days railroad
travel of Cincinnati, and there arc regular car.
riers' routes for the Commercial in Columbus,
Ohio; Indianapolis, Indiana; Frankfort, Ken
lucky Nashville, Tennessee; Charleston, West
Virginia; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Vincennes,
lafayette, Evansville, ana Richmond, Indiana:
Dayton, Xenia, Springfield, Newark, Delaware,
and GAINESVILLE. Ohio; Lexington, Maysville, Par
is, and Cynthiana. Kentucky, and in scores Of
other suburb and hourishiDg cities.
Cincinnati is the rOst central of the large cities
of the Nation and all sides is supported by thrifty
and prosperous communities, in which for hun;
dreds of miles in every direction the COHlDlereiGt
is the favOrite newspaper.
In political sense, the Commercial Is thorough
ly Independent. 1t recognizes no OBLIGATIONS to
party organizations It's sincerity in this position
is popularity understood, and so largely apDrecla-
ted thai its subscribers and habitual purchasers
in either political party outnumber those OF the
party organs, and its aggregate circulation is
greater than that of Its competitors combined.
1t takes hearty interest in the politics OF En-
rope, which telegraphic communication has
brought into very intimate relations with us and,
earnestly vindicating and sustaining the develop
ment of nationality in Germany and Italy, il cor
/ daily sympathizes with the Republican cause In
The specially Of the Commercial is the news Of
1 the day We spare no effort and no expense, AZ
i home or abroad, TO obtain BY telegraph, by mall
and by express the latest intelligence and 10 pre-
sent it in the most attractive and authentic form.
Our Editorial remarks upon events, and discus
siOns of the questions OF the day, are ACCORDING
l to our independent Judgment, having always m
view the efficacy of the truth in the interests OF the
people. We do not seek official avors or Partl-
san patronage, but rely wholly upon tne o1slRess m
that grows ont of the respect and good VIII Vi 'ne
Il public at large. =,
i The caiIv newspaper at this time becomes al
most necessity of life, and it is not HAZARDOUS 70
claim far the Cincinnati CO7lneretdf tnat llls ~
i once the most complete and trustworthy journal
l issued IN the Ohio Naley-the center OF the pop
uatiOn ard the seat OF the poiitleal power u 'u1
CsnT relations with political parties are suct
| thar we will not be suspected Of tRmpering viii
| the news in the interest Of either. We mean tC
tell the plain truth and publish all the news, NJ
| matter whom it hits or whom il helps or hurts
| we expect to be as thorough and impartial in pre-
| senting financial Intelligence as in dealing witt
/ political information
Our agents are reminded that this is promis
ing time to canvass for new subscribers, and II 4
our impression that if a careful and energetic ei
| fort were made there would be occasion 10 IN
/ crease orders largely -,
We offer no other inducements to subscriber
1 than the reputation of the C0fRHercsGi for enter
/ prise in collecting the news, and honoraole ue'I
ing with the people in publishing It fairy. r,,t.
| all applicants furnished with Specimen w ~ ~
and Circulars giving exact ana tnii ae'@iis " Jus
| iness information ... - .,.t,
Advertising rates from 10 to 40 cents per asst ~.
| tine according to display and posiil9h ISs -
terms offered by any arst-class journa4'
anu Avn NJ. HALsTEAD s co.,
pronr,etors of the Cincinnati C0gaHsrelol