Democratic banner., 1845-04-05
The Climax of Cheapness,
THE BOSTON NOTION
or
UA1pERS.4L FAMILY JOURNAL,

.
Only 81 per year,
WHEN TAKEN IN CLUES Of TEN
ON the fist Of January. 1874. tho
" price Of the Boston Notion wa,
reduced to only Ore Dollar e an
mum, when taken in Clubs Of Ten
-Four copies, S. per anrom-I copy
50 per annum. The cash IN all cases
to accompany the order. 1Ht,is very
great reduction from the former rrice
of the Notion makes it emphatica,'iy
the cheapest paper published in the
world. Its Mammoth Dimensions
taken into consideration renders it
one hundred per cent. cheapter than
It's contemporaries. the New World
and Brother Johnathan. and ffty per
cent. cl eaper than any OF the Dollar
NeekIy's! Nothing but an extraor-
binary large edilion-sav 90 to So.
O00-warIants this extraordinary
cheapness.
The Notion is printed on extra hne
paper. and in superior style, and con-
tInues tie same wide range OF ~litera.
~ novelties aud general newsas here
tofore. Novels, Tales, Romances,
Scientific and Religious matter-Ac.
ricu!ture. Oddities and Fun for the
Mi!iion--Splendid illustrations en-
graved expressly for the paper-Cor.
qressional Reports md tie General
News Of the Day--contiDues to form
the general weekly ingredients of its
columns. There is each week some
thing in it 20 suit every taste; and
nothing Of an Objectionable charac-
Ter will ever be allowed to tsrniSh its
columns. 1t is in all respects The
most valuable aud unexcep,ional
Family Newspaper in the United
S'rteS.i
The first oun.ler uritr tits new
arrangement was published % Satur-
day. Jan. 6, 1874. and in HAT rum.
Der was commenced a Laughter
moving Novel. being humorous CON-
.Panion to Valentine Nox;which work
alone rendered the Boston Melton
when l. was first established The most
popular weekly in he United S'ases.
This new novel il entitled
SYLVESTER SOUND.
The Somnarnhulist,
BY the author of "Valenline w.,
he Ventfilcquist.' The chapters
each week are en5eii;sEcd With a
highly finished illustration represent.
ing the humOr"us scenes IN the work.
The author in his preface savs:--
The character of the work viii be
essentially humorci1s; but rs the thrill.
inc as well as the laughter morin,
scene a SomuambuIist mas create
are lnnumerah.e, the object proposed
is to excite alternately the deepest in
terest and tie most Joyous mirth. by
the portrayal Of the extraordinary po.
silions in Which a man Who acts w.
on his dreams may lie placed, and tie
highly ridiculous terror he NAV ir.
sP're.' From tie chapters we have
;"Iilsiled Of this novel, we are salts
fed it will be more popular than was
"NaIenline Nox." II is now in cours,
Of qualification in London. and ae
have made arrangements to receive
the different numbers in advance of
all others. so the public may rest as
sured that we shall not be fn:eStaiIed
by any other paper in its publication.
Another new feature oE the No,ion
is the publication cccaSioualiv Of 4
number of humorous cuts after iha
style of the London Punch. These
will all he engraved in The finest
style. and will never be offensive ii.
their character.
With these increased imrrore-
ments and attractions. and the very
great reduction in p,ices. icing one
halt, We again launch the Boston No
ti"n upon the sea of Popular Favor,
and feel assured it Will quickly ar
rive n the harbor ofTriumphaul SUE
cess.
o. Orders should he addressed 10
the undersigned. roslmas;crs re.
hitting Us an order for Ten copies
shall be entitled to en- extra copy for
their OWN use.
Back nr,cJers OF the Notion fron,
The commencement Of s-Sylvssisr
lSoJnd." will lie furnished TO all new
J subscribers.
GEORGE ROBERTS.
Publisher Boston Notion,
No 5 and 5, State ST., Boston.
, administrators NetiCe.
;. NOTICE is hereby civep. that ,hc