Smyrna times., 1857-02-04
THE BOSTON JOURNAL

The NeW England Family Newspaper Great
Success Of The Club Ptdn-GreGt Reduc-
tiOn of CtubS-Ihe Cheapest Newspaper in
Neto EngIand-Paymem MUariaJly IN Ad-
rance.
nNE year ago the Proprietor of the JOURNAL de-
" cided TO reduce the price OiIhe Weekly Journal.
and the Of the low price Club plan has been
great 10 induce the following low rates for the
year 1857:
One copy one year 81 90
Two copies, one year, TO one address 90
Five copies, one year, to one addrers 6 90
Ten copies one year. 10 one address 10 10
And one copy TO the geiter up Of the club.
Twenty copies one year 10 one address 20 90
and TWO copies TO the geiter up OF the club, any
dollar and quarter book Of the day. Sy Payment
to be mlde Invariably in Advance.
AT the expiration of the time for wnlch advance
pay has been received the paper will in ul cases
be stopped.
The great success which has attended the introduc
iiOn Of the Club plan in the circulation Of the Weekly
Journal and which has nearly Doubled its Circulation
IN sgle year, encourages the proprietor to continue
the same plan. lie would therefore suggest TO those
who are about selecting their paper Tor The ensuing
year that these offer TO them OF the Best New
| England Family Newspapers at a very Low Price
one which is within the reach OF every man. Oi the
| character of the BOSTON JOURNAL, it is hardly
necessary for to speak. In many years II has con-
essedy stood ut the head Ol the newspaper press q"
New Eng gland. THIS position was attained not through
any special effort the paTl Of its publishers 10 ln-
the crculltlOn by agents Oher of the
means but bee IL has proved 10 be such paper
every moral intelligent man in the community might
with proprey introduce into his family circle, " be
read by his children and from which he might draw
! for them both instruction and entertainment. With
such character il has earned the position occupies,
and the fact that its circulation is much larger Than
any other paper Of its class in New England is the
cearest proof Of the estimation IN which is held by
the reading community.
What The Jaurna has been in the past. intend il
shall be in the future. Our is 10 make emphali
cdlly a FAMILY NEWSPAPER. We intend that il
shall be complete record nf the events of the age
which we liye; that the attentive aud careful reader
Of its pages shall be able to gather from them
and reliable information Of every event of interest in
politics, the arts and Sciences morals and religion. in
this country and in Orelgn lands and that they shall
have this information at earlier day than they
obtain it from any other In all its depart
ments. Editorial, News, Commercial, Literary anC
miscellaneous, intend that 1t shall be second
other paper issued in this country.
The present is favorable one for the Orgnni
zatiDn of Clubs for subscription to the Journal. Oni
cnlerprizing man in eacn Town and Village can witt
very htte trouble get up Club Of ten cr more per
s,ns and thus get his own paper Tor nothing.
We are now ready TO receive subscriptions for th'
Weekly Journal fro m Clubs for the year 1857. AM
we can all those whO avail themselves of tn
liberal terms which i is Offe red, that effort will
be spared make II worthy their confidence and pat
rOnage.