, 1858-06-11
THE BOSTON POST,
The Largest Daily Paper in Nes0 England!
THE PRESS AND POST,
AND
THE BOSTON STATESMAN
AND WEEKLY POST.

These Journals are edited by CHARLES G. GREFNB
and RICHARD FROTHINGHAM, Jr. employ q large
corps OF Assistant editors Reporters and Correspond
ents and neither labor nor expense is spared 10 make
their columns valuable. They have been published
nearly thirty years; have a range Of subscription
England
The columns Of these papers arc 6lled with great
VARIETY OF useful and entertaining matter. Their
editorials domestic and foreign correspondence re-
ports OF lectures marine department; daily moneta
~ articles and weekly financial reviews literary not
ees poetic contributions and humorous matter form
a VARIETY designed to meet every taste.
The advertising columns embrace an almost entire
synopsis OF the business Of New England and from
that department of the paper alone can be obtained
correct impression Of the character of trade its ope
atons; while the financial editorials give accurate
view Of passing events in the commercial world.
The PRESS AND POST is made from the Daily's
contents, and published every Monday and Thursday
morning. 1t is clearly and handsomely printed on bo
paper in clear type, and the subscription Is four do
lars year This journal with its ample prices current
and general view of the markets together with
fol synopsis of news miscellaneous intelligence &C.,
II admirably adapted to the wants Of country
merchants readers out Of Boston, To Clubs OF ten
or more, paid in advance, reduction Of twenty-five
per cent will be made,
The Boston Statesman and Heekiv Post,
forms racy and complete record Of the times and
contains the news Of every description in fact,
brief and comprehensive history Of passing events
ioregn news in detail domestic information, agrien
tura items, commercial and monetary articles, state
ments OF trade OF the weather of crops &C. accounts
OF meetings, political records news or every descrip
ton, poetry pleasant reading matter humorous items
ePigrams; in fact, complete family newEparer-ave
hcle for every species OF useful and entertaining in
formation-amOnR which will be found in each ISSUE
a PLEASING STORY. The STATESMAN T. printed on
the largest sized paper and and beautiful type
Il has very large circulation and its rapidly incTta
ing lit Is the best evidence Of It's popularity ~ 70
supplied at the at the rate Of two doas year lor
single subscriptions. Clubs taking ten or more cop
les in one package, will be supplied at one dollar ana
a half year.
The Commercial Department,
involves large expenditure contains varied and %
curate reports as to all branches Of trade, and s
cond to that Of no paper published in New England.
These Journals are carefully conducted, and ecitea
in faith in democratic principles but in spirt o.
Cancellation to all parties As advertising mediums
they are unsurpassed penetrating as they DO into sh
variety ofhouseholds scattered over the whole Unn'
and read they by all classes OF the community,
they furnish opportunity for the diffusion Of inO
nation which can scarcely be obtained elsewhere
As the ADORE Papers are printed on ontq
Hoe d Co.'S Fast Presses 1ce are enabled
delay the publication SntI the rery latest mo-
meHt BEALS, GREENE & co,
Publishers.
Nos. 40 and ~, COngrssS Street Bo''0"