, 1858-05-07

These Journals are edited by CHARLES @. GREENE
and RICHARD FRoTHINGHAM, Jr. employ a large
corps OF Assistant editors Reporters and Correspond
ens and neither labor nor expense Is spared 70 make
their columns valuable. They have been published
nearly thirty years; have range Of subscription ex-
Getded IN extent and aggregate by no paper in New
The columns Of these papers are filed with a great
VARIETY of useful and entertaining matter. Their
editorials domestic and foreign correspondence re-
ports OF lectures marine department; daily rOonetR
ry articles and weekly financial reviews; literary mott.
ces poetic contributions and humorous matter form
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 be obtained
correct impression Of the character Of trade its ope-
rntions while the financial editorials give an 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. II is clearly and handsomely printed on fine
paper in clear type, and the subscription is four dol
lars year This journal with its ample prices current
and general view Of the markets. together with care
ful synopsis of news miscellaneous intelligence, &c,
Is 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 Weekly Post,
forms q racy and complete record Of the times, and
contains the news OF every description In fact,
brief and comprehensive history Of passing events
orelgh news In detail, domestic Information, ag1cul-
tura items, commercial and monetary articles, state
ments OF trade OF the weather. Of crops &c. accounts
OF meetings, political records news OF every descrp-
tlon poetry pleasant reading matter humorous temsI
epigrams; in fact complete family newspaperave'
hcle for every species Of useful and entertaining in.
foTmation-among which will be found in each issue,
A PLEASING STORY The STATESMAN Is printed n
the largest sized paper and on new and beautiful tyIe
II has very large circulation and its rapidly ncIeas
ing list Is the best evidence of its popularity Il s
supplied at the at the rate of two dollars year iot
single subscriptions. Clubs, taking ten or more cop
les in one package, will be supplied at one dollar and
a half year
The Commercial Department,
involves large expenditure contains varied and ae-
curate reports TO all branches Of trade and Is y
cond to that of no paper published in New England.
These Journals are carefully conducted, and edited
in faith in democratic principles, but in spirit o.
conciliaton to all parties As advertising mediums
they are unsurpassed penetrating they do into such
variety Ofhonsehods scattered over the whole Union
and read they by all classes Of the community
they furnish opportunity for the diffusion Of inior-
nation which can scarcely be obtained elsewhere.
As the abOre Papers are printed on one Of
Hce d. Co.'s Fast Presses lce are enabled to
delay the publication until the rcry latest mo-
ment. BEALS, GREENE & CO,
Publishers.
Nos 20 and a. Congress Street, Boston