The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-16
Miscellaneous.
TIE BOSTON POST,

rTNIlE PRESS AND POST, and THE BOSTON
l. STATESMAN and WEEKLY POST, For 1856.
The Terms of our Journals for the ensuing year
nre:-For the DAILY Posr. -; for the Pass AND
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aud for the STATESMAN AND WEEKLY Posr. [fri-
days 81.
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and R'shnrd rockingham, Jr; employ large
corps of assistant editors, reporters and correspon-
denis; and neither labor expense is spared to
make their columns valua BILE. They have been
published neurly thirty years; have range of
subscri ption exceeded in extent and aggregate by
no paper in New England; aud, so largely is their
circu. alton increasing. that n NEW PRESS has
been ordered to enable the demand to be promptly
supplied
ihenEApIxG MATTER consists Of great variety
of useful and entertaining matter. Its editorials;
foreign and domestic correspondence; reports of
lectures marii.e department.; daily monetary ar
tioc and weekly financial review; literary notices;
poetic contributions and humorous matter make
variety designed to meet every taste.
The advertising columns embrace an almost
entire synopsis Of the business of New England
and from that department OF the paper alone be
Obtained IL correst impression of the character Of
trade its facilities and its operations while tho
financial editorials give an accurate view of pass
ing events in the commercial world.
The PRESS AND POST is made from the Daily s
contents. and published every Monday and Thurs
day morning. 1t is clearly and handsomely
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and contains tho news Of every description; in
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events; foreign news in detail domestic informa
ton, agricultural items. commercial and monetary
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crops. &c; accounts of meetings. political records
news OF every description poetry. pleasant read
ing matter, humorous items, spigrams; in fact,
complete family Newspapers vehicle for every
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anon: which will be found in each issue. pleas
ing story. The Statesman is printed on the lars
est sized paper and on new and beautiful type. 1t
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Journals invoyesa largo expenditure contains
varied and accurate reports as to all branches of
trade and is second to that Of no paper published
in New England.
The Journals carefully conducted ard edited
in a faith in democratic principles, but in spirit
of cancellation to all parties. As advertising
they do. into such variety of households SC. ter
ed over the whole Union. and read as they are by
all classes of tho community. they furnish an oP
porunity for the diffusion of infoI nation which
can scarcely be obtained elsewhere.
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