Smyrna times., 1858-01-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements
THE BOSTON JOURNAL
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"THE FAVORITG PAPER OF NEW ENGLANnr
Published Daily, Semi Weekly and WeekIv
In announcing the terms for the BOSTON
JOURNAL for 1858. the proprietor does nn,
deem it necessary to describe It's peculiar cha.
racteristics as popular newspa per, or To nnko
any special promises for the future lie deem,
it sufficient to say, that what The Journal hn.
been 10 the past it will be in the future r.
the almost unanimous consent OF its con,emno
raries throughout New England, The JourroI
sta nds al the head of The New England pros.
in all those qualities which go to make uu 70,
| liable, enterprlsing, live newspaper. THIS M.
siton it has attained by pursuing a steady
straightforward course in all respects, and Lv
sparng neither labor or money to give the r..
test intelligence and the fullest reports of III
ma tiers of interest at The earliest moment I,
has relied upon it's own merits, and not uA,,
the representations OF canvass rs or " dr,,,
mers" TO gain for it the confidence and D .tron.
age of the Public-and the result has been t,,,
it has now a Circulation more than Double tL.,
of any Paper of its class in New Engand-a,J
at no previous time has its circulation Increased
more rapidly than during the past six months
The proprietor intends by the employment Of
experienced and competent men in all the de.
pnrlments of the establishment, and BY the mos,
portant news from all quarters, to make THE.
JOURNAL still more worthy the name Of" ",he
favorite paper of New England" And with
this simple announcement he invites the alien.
tion of newspaper readers and new Wspaper deal
ers throughout New England to the following
statement Of the Terms for the several editions
of the Journal:
THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL
MORNING AND EVENING,
Contains the latest news received bv the mails
and telegra PHI up to the hour of going to press.
1t is printed on the ONLY Sx.Cynder Fast
Press in New Eng land, which enables US to hold
back the forms until the very latest moment.
and still work of The edition in season for the
mails and expresses. 1t is published at the low
4. rate of Six Dollars year; single copies = cts.
ID THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Il TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS,
Contains all the reading matter published in
4 The Daily Journal for the three days preceding
averaging from thirty-one to thriy.tws full
j. columns. The subscription price Of the Scml-
III Weekly Journal is Three Dollars year
!" 10 CIuGS-FIve copies, one year, $l2 81
Ten copies, one year, 20 70
d. THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED on THURSDAY MORNING,
CONTAINS thrty columns Uf reading matter, pre-
pared especially for its columns and embrace:
4, all the news of interest for the week 1t i:
furnished at the following very low rates:
&c One copy, one year Two Dollars
n Two copies, one year Three Dollars.
he Five copies, one year Six Dollars.
In Ten copies, one year Ten Dollars.
Is And one to getteI up of cl, b.
r. Twenty copies, one year Twenty Dollars,
n. And two to 0ettcT uU club
1t, 0TJOURNAL for California, st cts. a copy
OF As an Advertising Medium, the Journal ha
IL no equal in New England. Its prices are uni
e' form, and the Advertisements are set up in
'i clear and conspicuous manner, ludIcousy az
u ranged and classified under appropriate heads
D. and appear in both the Morning and Eyenn;
papers without extra charge.
IT'S CIRCULATION is more than douhl
: that Of any 1.-TWO cent or SUBSCRIPTION pope
:, in New England. The public are remnde
- that no drumNers for advertising are ever cu
=, ployed by this establishment
h. THE CASH PRINCIPLE, in all cases WI
IS be adhered to, and no notice VII b. taken &
ms any orders not accompanied by the money. Al
or papers are discontinued at the expiration th
h, time paid for.
n. 0EFTIIE JOURNAL is for sal at the New,
M paper Depots, and Oh all the Raj roads 'hr"ugi
out New England. All orders should be ad
n. dressed to
q CHARLES q. ROGERS,
6c Journal Building,
No - State street R,Sion Mass