St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-03-04
THE
Boston Journal for 1858.

"The favorite Paper of New England"
Published Daily, semi-Nveekly 4 Weekly.
TN ANNOUNCING the terms for the Boston
Il Journal for 1858, the proprietor does not
deem it necessary to describe its peculiar char
acteristics as popular newspaper, or to make
any special promises for the future. He deems
it sufficient to say, that what the Journal has
been in the past it will be in the future BY
the almost unanimous consent of its contem-
porares throughout New England, the Jour
nal stands at the head Of the New England
press in all those qualities which go to make
up reliable, enterprising, live newspaper.
This position it has attained by pursuing a
steady, straight forward course in all respects
and by sparing neither labor nor money to
give the latest intelligence and the fullest re-
ports Of all matters of interest at the earliest
moment. 1t has relied upon its own merits,
and not upon the representations Of canvass
ers or "drummcrs' to gain for it the conf
dence and patronage Of the public-and the
result has been that it has now a circulation
more than double that of any paper Of its
class in New England-and at no previous
time has its circulation increased more RAPIDLY
than during the past six months. The propri-
etor intends, by the employment Of experien-
ced and competent men in all the departments
of the establishment, and by the most liberal
outlay of money in the procuring Of impor-
tant news from all quarters, to make the Jour-
nal still more worthy the name Of 9 the fayo-
rite paper of New England" And with this
simple announcement he invites the attention
of newspaper readers and newspaper dealers
throughout the country 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 by the mails
and telegraph up to the hour Of going to press.
1t is printed on the only six cylinder fast press
in New England, which enables us to hold
back the forms until the very latest moment,
and still work off the edition in season for the
mails and expresses. 1t is published at the
low rate of $500 year Single copies cts.
THE SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Tuesday and Friday Mornings,
Contains all the reading matter published in
the Daily Journal for the three days preceding
from thirty -one to thirty-two full
columns. The subscription price of the Semi
Weekly Journal is $500 year.
To Clubs, five copies one year, sl2 so ten
copies one year, s20,OO ssrFs.r-Is 7s7 4
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Published on Thursday Morning,
Contains thirty columns of reading matter
prepared especially for its columns, and en-
braces all the news of interest for the week
1t il furnished ut the following very low rates:
One copy one year. 200
Two copies, one year ............. 800
Five copies, one year. ............ 600
Ten copies, one year. ........... 1000
And one to getter up Of club.
Twenty copies, one year. .......2 1000
And two to gettcr up of club.
As an advertising medium the Journal has
no equal in New England. It's prices are uni
form, and the advertisements are set up in a
clear and conspicuous manner, judiciously ar.
ranged and classified under appropriate heads,
and appear in both the morning and evening
papers without extra charge.
Its circulation is more than double that of
any two cent or subscription paper in New
England. The public are reminded that no
drummer for advertising are ever employed.
THE CASH PRINCIPLE.
In all cases the d" cash principle" will be ad-
hered to, and no notice will be taken of any
orders not accompanied with the money All
papers are discontinued at the expiration of
the time paid for. E#.-
All orders should be addressed to
T1l@ CHARLES o. ROGERS,
Journal Building,
No. IL State Street, Boston, Mass
Subscriptions received in St. Charles city, by
...a .-.TH 81. HILDRETH & CARVER