The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-27
THE BOSTON JOURNAL.
FOR 1858.

THE FAYoRITEPAPER OF NEW ENGLAND.
Published Da.iy, Semi Weekly and Weekly
In announcing the terms for the Boston Jour
nal for 1865, the proprietor does mol deem II nee
essary to describe its peculiar characterl:ties asa
popular Newspaper, OF to make any sPeeisiProm-
ises for the future. He deems it sufhcientt to say
that vha; the Journal has been in the past 1t will
be I'm the future. By the almost unanimous con-
sent Of Its contemporaries throughout new Eng
land. the Journal stsnds at the head OF the new
England Press in oil those qualities Which goto
make up a reliable, enterpri.ing Hre ne'sspaPsT.
This position it ha. attained by pursuing u steady,
straight for ward course in all respects, and py
.paring neither lstor or money to give tne Ia.est
intelligence and the fullest reports OIL all mattsrs
of interest at the earliest moment. IL mas renea
nnon its own merits, and not upon the represents
tons of canvassers or " drummer 10 gam Tor II
the confidence and patronage oil the publc-ena
the result has teen that 1t has now q eirculstion
more than double that Of OF any paper OF is cless
in New Fnslsnd-snd at no previous time has It's
circulation increased more rapidly than during
the past six months. The proprietor intends ny
The employment Of experienced and competent
men in all the departments OF the establishment,
and BY the most liberal outlay OF money 10 me
| procuring Of important news from all quarters,to
| make the Journal still more worthy the name OF
ii fa.orite paper Of N.se England And with
this simple announcement he invites the attention
of Newspaper readers and ne w.paper dealers
| throughout New England to the following state
/ " ~ aN'h0
Tar Bosros DAILY JOURNAL, Morning and
| Evening, contains the latest news received Dy the
mails and telegraph up to the hour OF gong 70
press. 1t is printed on the ONLY Six-Cyiinder
fast Press in New England, which enables us to
| hold back the forms until the very latest moment
and still work of the edition in season Tor the
mails and expresses. 1t is published at the low
rate of Sir Dollars u Year; Single o9psss ts0 GEMS
THE WKKKLT JouhSAL,1 tuesday, and In
All h Qh1n nal
nuShshedin the Daily Journal for the three days
preeed3ng-ayeraging from thirty-one to thirty
Two fuIl Columns. The subscription price OF the
semi Weekly Journal IS Three Dollars a year
TO CLUBS.
scoo,s. ons ysar,sl2 20 10 copies, l y.ar,s2s o,
Tsk WEEKLY JouksAL, published on Ihurs
asv hJorniny. contains thirty columns Of reading
matter prepared especially for It's COLUMNS, ane
an hraees ali the news Of interest for the week
If il furnished at the following We y 10" rates
T., copy. one year, So % 6 copies, one year, ~ .,
2copies. one year, 8 90 10 copies, one year 10 o.
And one TO eetter up oil club soo n
Twenty COPIES, one year, sSoo
~ And two to getter up of club.
JOURNAL FOR CAIIroRSIA, Six and a quartz
As an Advertising Medium, the Journal has N
equal In New England. Its prices are uniform
and the advertisements ar: SET up IN q eissi ~ ~
conspicuous manner, judiciously arranged an
classified under appropriate heads, and appear u
both the Morning and Evening papers withou
extra charge. .n
"two cent or subscription paper in Ne" ing
land. The public are reminded that no drum
mers for advertising are ever employed by IN
establishment.
FnF CAsH PRIHGPLE.-ln all cases the " cas-
nr;ncinls - will be adhered TO, and no notice wi
Re taken of any orders not accompanied by IN
monoy. All papers are discontinued at tho exp
ration Of the time paid ior' A.
U-T The Journal is Tor sslS ~ al :, ,hroussp,
New Ensland. An orders should be addressed
CHARLES O.. ROGERS, Journal eniialn
J No. IL State Street, Boston, BIAS