Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-06-06
The American Traveller.

PRICE REDUCED.
" CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
TNHE Publishers of the TRAVELLER have decidee
i to furnish their paper hereafter to Clubs at the
following rates
Single copy, $500
Two copies, 90
Five copies, 90
Ten copies, 10 90
with one copy extra to the person getting up the club
Twenty-Five copies, 20 90
Payment 10 be made in aipancs, and the papers will
be sent to one address, and discontinued at The espira-
ton ofthe tune for which payment is received.
THE BOSTON TRAVELLER,
sE4t-wEEKLY,
Will also be supplied to clubs as follows:
Single copy, 50 90
Five copies, 1850
Ten copies, 20 90
Stimulated by the ~fattcring countcnancc and gen.
crous appreciation of the reading community through
which their journal has so extensively circulated,
the Publishers Of the American Traveller have de-
termincd to withhold no efforts, which pecuniary
and industrial mean. can supply, not only to de.
serve the high estimation which their past labor.
have achieved, but to merit a more exalted apprcci-
alton and a still wider patronn &c, such n. shall
leave tho American Traveller without a rival among
It's contemporaries. The libcrality with which a
discriminating public have heretofore responded to
their enterprise, ~justifcs the assurance on tho part
OF the proprietors, that an increase Of their endcav-
ors to edify and entertain the reading community
Will meet with a commensurate increase of tho al.
ready extensive circulation Of the Traveller.
Our abundant means for obtaining
NEWS
include the receipt Of journals from abroad and the
whole OF our own widespread country; the Unlimited
use efthe magnetic telegraph, throughthe u1rious line
mhieh centre IN the Counting Room Of our Office; the
communications of intelligent and faithful cores
pondents at every material foreign or domestic
point; and an experienced corps Of reporters for ey-
cry passing event of interest Of n more local dcs-
%cription. tnsparins efforts will be always made
to reap the fullest advantages of these means, and
to augment them as circumstances shall require.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Of the Traueisr, which has received the steady com
mendation of its readers, and the public generally,
forits careful and impartial notices and reviews of
new books, such as may afford the reader n reliable
and useful guide to the merits Of the publications of
our teeming book press.
THE MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
cmbi aces an original or carefully selected tale, with
original contributions from able writers on scientific
topics, faom which our readers may derive improve.
ment in the mind and the affections.
THE COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.
In addition to the regular prices current, review.
of the market and shipping interest, wee ky reports
are given of the merchandise and the produce mar
kets generally, and of the cattle markets, made up
by an experienced reporter expressly for the 7rau-
,ir.
Agents SgppIici on reasonable terms.
The Daily Evening Traveller
Is Published at SIR Dollars n year, in advance, and
sold at 1po cents a copy. This pioneer tuo cent pa
per maintains its ascendancy, and with its threedai-
~ editions, has anunsurpasscd circulation-giping i
superior advantages as an aircrtiSing iridium.
WORTIlNGTON, FLANDERS co.,
PUBLISHERS,
Traveller Buildings, State ST., Boston
Jan. ID. 1856. W % mos.