Smyrna times., 1857-01-14
THE BOSTON JOURNAL,
For 1857.

The NeU Ehglan Family Newspaper Great
Success Of the Club PIan-Great Reduc-
ton Of CtubS-The Cheapest Newspaper in
NeU acknowledgement Muaria6ly in Ad-
vance.
ONE year ago the Proprietor Of the JOURNAL de-
" cided to reduce the price OfIhe Weekly Journal.
and the success uf the low price Club plan has been
great as 10 induce the following low for the
year 1885,:
One copy. one year 50 90
Two copies, one year, TO one address 3 90
Five copies, one year, to one addrers 6 %
Ten copies, one year, 10 one address 10 90
And one copy 10 the gelter up of the club.
Twenty copies one year TO one address 20 90
and IwO CONES TO the gelter up of the club, any
dollar ard quarter book OF the day. + payment
10 be IN de invariably in Advance.
Al the expiration of the time for wnIch advance
payment has been received the paper will IN all
be stopped.
The great which has attended the introduce
ton Of the Club plan ia the circulation of the Weekly
Journal and which has nearly Doubled its Circulation
IN single year, encourages The proprietor to continue
the PLAN lie would therefore suggest to those
who nre abOnt selecting their paper Aor the ensuing
year that these terms offer 10 them o the Best New
England Fam ly Newspapers at a very Low Price
one which ~ within the reach Of every man OF the
character Of the BOSTON JOURNAL, ii is hardly
necessary for US to speak. In many years has
iessedy OSd at tho head Of the newspaper press U
New England This position was attained net through
any special effort the part Of its publishers TO in
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means, but because IL has proved 10 be such paper
every moral intelligent man in the community might
with prOpreiy introduce into his family circle 10 be
! read by his children, and from which nc might draw
| for them both Instruction aud entertainment With
such character it has earned the position Occup pies.
und the fact that its circulation is much larger Than
| any other paper of its class in New England, the
clcarest proof Of the estimation in which is held by
| the reading community.
What the Jaurral has been in the past we intend it
shall be IN the future Our ann is TO make It emphaii
cally FAMILY NEWSPAPER. We Iniemd That il
shall be complete record "f the events Of the age
which We lye; that the attentive and careful reader
of its pages shall be able to gather from them
and reliable information Of every Of interest ia
politics. the arts and sciences, mJrals and religion.
this country and in lOregn lands and that they shall
have this information at earlier day than they can
oblniH it IRON any other In all its depart
ments, Editorial, News, Commercial, Literary and
Miscellaneous intend that shall he second 10 nU
other paper issued in this country.
The present is favorable one for the Organi
cation OF Clubs for subscription 10 the Journal. One
cnIerpriZng man in cacn Town and Village can, with
very ttle trouble get up Club Of ten or more per-
ans. aud thus get his Iwn paper ior nothing.
We are now ready 10 receive subscriptions for the
Weekly Journal irv IN Clubs ior the year 1857 And
we eau assure all those wh0 avail themselves Of the
liberal terms which it is ollie red, that effort viii
bespared 10 make II worthy their confidence and pat
rOnags.