Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-02-29
The American Traveller.
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which their journal has extensively circul ated
the Publishers of the American Traueiier have de-
tcrmincd to withhold efforts, which pecuniary
and Industrial means can supply, not only to do
serve tho high estimation which their past labors
have achieved, but to merit more exalted apprec-
alton and n still wider patronage, such as shall
leave the American 1rauelier without rival among
its contemporaries Tho liberaty with which
discriminating public have heretofore responded to
their enterprise, justes the on the part
OF the propretors that increase Of their ondeav-
ors to edify and entertain the reading community
will meet with commensurate increase of the al
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point and experienced corps of reporters for ey-
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| to augment them as circumstances shall require
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
Of the Traveller, which has received the steady com
mendation of its readers, and the public generally
for its careful and impartial notices and reviews of
new books, such ms may afford the reader reliable
and useful guide to the merits of the publications of
our teemng book press.
THE MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
embraces original or carefully selected tale with
original contributions from able writer's scientific
topics, faom which readers may derive improve
| ment in the mind and the affections.
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Of tho market and shipping interest wee ky report
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! Is published at Sir Dollars year. in advance, an
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per maintains its nscendancy, and with its THREE da
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superior advantages ADVERTISING medium.
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PUBLISHERS,
Traveller Buildings, State st., Boston.
Jan. ID. 1856. w q mos' s