The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-05
The Boston Journal.
FOR 1857.
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THE NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Great Success of the Club Plan.
Great Reduction to Clubs.
THE CHEAPEST
NEWsPAPEA IN NEW ENGLAND
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
Great Success of the Club Plan.
Great Reduction to Clubs.
PAYMENT INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE

One year ago the Proprietor Of the Journ.
aldecided to reduce the price Of the W eek
ly journal, and the success Of the low price
Club plan has been so great as to induce
the following low rates for the year 1857
One copy, one year $500
Two copies, one year, to one address 3 90
Five copies, one year to pne address 8 90
And one copy to the gsrter UP of the
Twenty copies on yeaf,to one ad- 80 ..
And two dollars to the getter up Of tn 9
Club, or any dollar and Q quarter book OF
ths d4y.
PAYMENT TO BE MADE
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
At the expiration of the time for which h
advance payment has been received, the
paper will In all cases be stopped.
The great success which has atten ded
circulation of tho Weekly Journal ara
which has nearly ="
Doubled its Circulation
in single year, encourages its proprietor
to continue the same plan. lie1 would
therefore suggest to those who are about
selecting their paper for the ensuing year
that these terms offer TO them one Of the
BssT New ENGLAND FAMILY NEwspAPERs
Mt very Low PRICE-one which is within
the reach Of every man. OF the character
of the
BOSTON JOURNAL,
tits hardly necessary to speak. In many
years it has copfessedly stood at the head
Of the newspaper press OF New England.
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any special effort on the part of its pub.
fishers to increase the circulation by
agents or other Of the usual means, but
because it has proved to be such q paper
as every moral, intelligent man in the
community might with propriety introduce
into his family circle, to be read by his
children and from which he might draw
for them both instruction and entertain
ment. With such character it has earn
ed the position it occur les; and the fact y.
that its circulation Is much larger than
any other paper OF its class in New Eng Il
lond, is the clea rest proof of the 'estima- c
in which it is held by the reading commu-
What the Journa has been in the past \
We intend it shall be in the future. Our
aim is to make it emphatically
A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
We intend that it shall be a complete
record Of the events Of the age in which
We live; that the attentive and careful
reader Of its pages shall be able to gather
from them accurate and reliable intorma-
tion OF every event ofinterest in poll tics,
the arts and sciences, morals and religion,
in this country and in foreign lands and
they shall have this information t n ear-
lier day than they can obtai it from any n
other source. In all its departments,
Editorial, News, Commercial, Literary
Miscel la neOus, we intend that it shall be
second to no other paper issued in this
The present season is a favorable one
Tor the organization of Clubs for subscrip-
ton to the Journal. One enter rising
ma n in each Town and Village can, with
very Ii tie trouble get up Club Of ten or
more persons, and thus get his own paper
for nothing.
We are now ready to receive subscrip-
lions for the Weekly Journal from Clubs
Tor the year 1857. And we can assure all .
those who avail themselves Of the liberal
terms on which it is offered, that no effort
will be spared to ~ AXE it worthy their con- !,
idence and patronage.