Smyrna times., 1857-01-07
THE BOSTON JOURNAL
For 1857.

The NeU England Family Newspaper Great
Success Of the Club PIan-Great Re0luc-
ton Of Ctabs-The Cheapest Newspaper in
NeW EnglGnd-Paymea Invariably III Adj
rance.
nNE year ago the Proprietor of the JOURNAL de-
" cided TO reduce the price oilhe Weekly Journal
and The success Of the low price Club plan has been
50 great as 10 induce the loliuwIg low rates Tor the
year 1857:
One copy. year % d. 50 90
Two copies, one year, to one address ) O0
Five copies, one year. to one addrers 6 20
Ten copies. one year, to one address 10 W
And one copy TO the gelter up uf The club.
Twenty copies one year To adGress 20 90
aud two comes To the gelter up Of the club any
dollar aud a quarter book of the day r tuyineni
To be IN dc inSariahy III Advauce
At the expiration of The timr for which advance
payment has been received. the payer viii in all
bsslOppCd. .f.1..- ..s,r..: 81 gs..g
The great Success which Is attended the introduc-
lion Of the Club plan The eIrcuaIion of the Weekly
journal. aud which has nearly Duub bed Circulation
IN single ye encourages ihe proprietor continue
tn" same p an. tie wOnld therefore suggest to those
who are about selecting their paper for Ihe ensuing
year that these terms oder Them OF the Best New
| England famdy Newspapers. nj a very Low Price
one " Inch - within Ihe reach of every man OF the
character OI the BOSTON JOU KNAL. il is hardly
neee SSary Tor 10 speak In many years has con.
fessedly stood the head of the ewspapeE press u
New EngIaud. THIS position attained not through
any SPECIAL effort on The part OF It's publishers la
crease the CIRCULATION by agents other OF the usual
means, but because u has proved TO be such paper
every moral. intelligent man IN the community might
wfth prOprety miroIuGe inIo his family circle. be
read by hi children. and IRON which he might dra "
for them both instruction aud entertainment With
slls character IL mas earned the position tOecupes
AMI the fact that ITS circulation much larger than
any other paper OF its class in New England, is the
clearest proof of the estimation in which held by
the reading community! - . .-. '.s.t ...-., ~.
What the Jaurnal has been in the past we intend il
shall he ia the future Our il make II emphai
caIly a FAMILY NEWSPAPER. We intend THAI i
shall be complete record of the events of the age IL
which lfye; that the attentive and careful reade
Of its pages sS be Ablc gaiher from them accurate
aud reliable informaoaOf every eseal Of interest
politics. the arts and sciences, morals and religion il
this counEyqnd in ioregn landss and that they shall
have this inlernaton at an earlier day than they
obtain il frIm any other source. In all its depart
menls. Editorial, News Commercial Literary an'
MIscea ncous intend that II shall be second 10
other paper issued IA tlils eddniry. IL
The presehl seas.H is favorable one for the Organ
zaon Of Clubs for subscription TO The Journal. On
cnerpr zing man in each Town and village can, ,rXt
veryliitle trouble gel up Club OF ten more pei
i sns, and thus get his own paper for nothing. =
We now rea,fyts receive 'subscriptions for In
8 Weekly Journal fro 10 Clubs Tor The year 1851 An
we can.assure all those Yhe avail uemselyes OF III
liberal terms Shlc itis Oae red, that NO ehortwi
i bespared 10 make 1t wOhhy their confidence and pa
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