Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-25
The Cincinnati Commercial.

In addition 10 the universal circulation of the
Com mercial in Cincinnati and vicinity, it is
sold through over three hundred agencies in
Ohio, Indian, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Va.
and Southern Illinois, and on all the railroads
in those States and there is special call for 1t
along the great rivers from Pittsburgh to New
Orleans.
The territory occupied by the constituency of
the Commercial is that within days railroad
travel of Cincinnati. and there are regular car
'riers' routes for the Commercial in Columbus,
Ohio; Indianapolis, Indiana; Frankfort, Ken
tucky; Nashville, Tennessee; Charleston, West
Virginia Louisville, Kentucky; Parkersburg,
West Virginia; Chattanooga, Tennessee; Vim
cennus, Lafayette, Evansville and Richmond
Indiana; Dayton, Xenia. Springfield, Newark,
Delaware and Zanesville, Ohio; Lexington,
Mary sv lille, Paris and Cynthiana, Kentucky,
and in scores of ther superb and tiourishing
cities
cities of the Nation, and on all sides is suppor-
ted by thrifty and prosperous communities, in
which for hundreds of miles il every direction
the Commercial is the favorable newspaper.
In a political sense, the Commercial il
thoroughly independent 1t recognizes no
obligations TO party organizations. Its SINGER
ity In this position Is popularity understood,
and SO largely appreciated that It's 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 a hearty interest ia the politics of
EUROPE, which telegraphic communication has
brought into very Intimate relations with u.s.
and, earnestly vIndicating and sustaining the
ldevelopement OF nationality in Germany and
Italy, 1t cordially synpathizes with the he>
pubncan cause IN France and Spain.
the 81 ecialty of the Commercial is the news
oil the day. " G spare no effort and no eXpen>
Sc, at home or abroad, TO obtain by telegraph
by mail ana by express the latest intelligence,
and TO present IL IN the most attractive and
authentic form. Our editorial remarks upoL
events, and discussions OIL the questions OF the
day, are according To our Independent judg-
ment, having always In view the efficacy OF the
truth in the interests of the people. We 10 not
seek Official 1avors or partizan patronage, but
rely wuolly upon the business that grows out
OF the res pecL and good will of the public at
large.
almost a necessity of Life, and IL is not hazards
ous to claim for the Cincinnati Com nmercial
that it is al once the most com plele and trust>
worthy journal issued in Ohio VaIIey-thel
center OF the population and the seat of the
political pow er OF the Nation.
Our relation with political parties ara such
that We will not be suspected of tampering
with the news in the interest OF either. We
mean to tell the whole truth, and PUBLISH
ALL THE NEWS, no meter whom it hits or
whom 1t nelps or hurts. We expect 10 be as
thorough and impartial in presenting FINAN>
CIAL IrELLIGENCE as in dealing with polls
tical Information.
EF Our agents are reminded that this is a
promising time TO canvass for new subscribers
and it is our impression that II a careful and
energetic effort were made there would De oc>
casion to increase orders largely.-6a
We offer no other inducements to ubscribers
than the reputation OF the Commercial for en-
terprise in collecting news, and honorable
dealing with the people in publ .shing il fairly
All applicants furnished with Specimen
Copies and Circulars giving exact and full
details of business Information.
Advertising rates from ~ TO 40 cents per agate
line, according to display and posiJion-Lhe |
best terms offered by any nrst-class journal, |
charter ana extent OF circulation considered.
M. HALSTEAD & CO.
Proprietors of the Cincinnati Commercial.