Smyrna times., 1857-02-18
THE BOSTON JOURNAL,

For 1881.
Tie NeW Eagland Family NcUspaper-Great
Success OF The CtuL Piam-Great Reduc-
ton Of C2abs-I The Cheapest NetoSDaper in
NeW EMgL4Ad-Paymem MrariaLiy in Ad-
UuAce.
nNE year ago the Proprietor Of the JOURNAL de-
" cided TO reLdce the price Olihe Weekly Journal
and ihc succC~s "i The i"~ frce CiGh plan has been
great TO induce the iOiiOW ing low Tor the
year 1857:
Oae copy. one year 50 90
Two copies, year. TO address 3 90
Five c"P'es, one ysac, tt addrers 6 20
Ten copies. "ue year. So OUc addresS 10 90
And one C1Ify 60 ttre geitcr Up 1T the club
Twenty copies UtIe year 10 address 20 90
and Two COPIES 10 the getier up of the club or any
dollar ard quaftcr book of the day. r Savment
10 be made Invariably in Advance.
Al The exPirali"n Of the time for wMIch advance
pay Inent has been received the paper viii in all
be siOpped
The great success which has attended the introduc
lion 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 same plan. lie would therefore suggest 20 those
who are about selecting their paper for the ensuing
year that these terms offer TO them OF the Best New
England Family Newspapers. at very Low Price
one which within the reach of every mfu OF the
character Of the BOSTON JOURNAL, it is hardly
necessary for To speak In many wears II has CON-
essedly al the head Of the ewspaper press of
New England. This position attained not through
crease the circulation by agents OIher of the usual
MEANS but because 81 has proved be such paper as
every moral. intelligent in the community might
with prOpriey Introduce into his family circle 10 be
read by his children, and from which he might draw
for them both Instruction and entertainment. Win
such character IL earned the position Occu
and the fact that crcnatiOn is much larger Than
any other paper Of ills class in New England, Is the
elearest proof Of the estimation in which Il is held by
the reading community.
What the Jau!nal has been in the past we intend il
shall be IN the future Our ann s To make emphaI
cally FAMILY NEWSPAPER. We intend that il
shall be c0mplee record af the events OGIhe age ia
which we lye that the attentive aud careful reader
OF It's pages shall be able 10 gather from them
and reliable information Of every event Of interest in
politics. the arts aud sciences, morals and religion in
this country and in lOregn lands and that they shall
have this information earlier day than they can
obtaia il from any other source. In all lis depart
ments, Editorial, News, Commercial, Literary and
Miscellaneous, intend that t sha be second 10 mo
GEher paper issued in this country
The present is favorable one for the orean
ZatiOn Of Clubs for subscription 10 the Journal One
cnIcrprizing in each Town and Village can with
very little trouble get up Club of ten or more NOR
s,ns, and thus get his own paper for nothing
We are now ready to receive subscriptions for the
Weekly Journal iron Clubs for the year 1857 And
we can assure all those who avail lhomseyes of the
liberal terms on which il il uIS red that no effort will
bespared to make worthy their confidence and pat
rOtlase,