The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03
THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1883.
THEFAvORITE PAPER OF NEW ENGLAND.
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TIE FAvORlTE PAPER OF NEW ENGLAND.
Pubhs.ed Daily, SEM Weekly and Weekly
In announcing the terms for the Boston jour
nal for lsbs, the proprietor does not deem II neo-
essary 10 describe its peculiar characteristics as
popu ar newspaper, or TO Make an. special prom
Lees for the future. lie deems it sufficient to say,
that what the Journal has been in the past it vii!
be in the future. By the almost unanlmous con-
sent Of It's contemporaries throughout New Eng
land the journal stands nj the head Of the New
England Prose in all those qualities which go to
make up a reliable, enterprsipg hrs Newspaper.
NTLis position it has attained BY pursuing steady,
straightforward course in all respects, and by
sharing neither labor or money 10 give the latest
intelligence and the fullest reports Of all matters
Of Snterest ut the earliest moment. 1t has relied
upon its own merits, and not VI on the representa-
tions of canvsssers or p" drummers 10 gain for II
helconhdence md patronage oil the public-and
the result has teen that il has now a circulation
more than double that Of OF any paper Of It's class
in New England-and at no previous time has its
circulation increased more rapidly than during
TIE past elk months, The proprietor intends by
the employment of experienced and competent
hen in all the departments OF the establishment,
and BY the most liberal outlay Of money in the
procuring Of important news from all quartersto
make the Journal still more worthy the name Of
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this simple announcement he inyitesthe attention
Of Newspaper readers and newspaper dealers
throughout New England to the following state-
ment Of the terms for the several editions Of
the Journal;
The BosTos DAILY Journal, Morning aud
Evening contains the latest news received by the
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p esa. II Is printed on the ONLY Six Cy Under
fast Pres in New England, which enables US TO
hold back the forms until the very latest moment,
and stll work of the edition in season for the
mails and expresses. II 10 published at he low
rate Of Siz DoLars Year Single copies ttr0 ctHts'
T#R 5yMI.WEEKLY Journal, tuesday, and FIi-
day Morning., contains I'll the reading matter
published in u 9 Daily Journal Tor the three days
preceding-averaging from hiry-one 10 thirty
two full columns. The subscription price OF the
Semi. Weekly Journal Is Three DVldis a gear.
TO cLuBs
copiss, nns year, sl3 80 10 copies ysar, sse 90
The WEEKLY JouESAL, published on Thur,
day Morning, contains thirty columns Of reading
matter, prepared especially Tor us columns, and
eu braces al the news OF Interest for the week.
1t is furnished at the following We low rntss
/ copy, one year, 90 90 9 copies, one ysar, 80 90
copies, one year, % 10 copivs, QUE year lV 90
And one TO gsttsr up Of club.
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| And two ~ gettsr up Of clue.
JOURNAL FOR cALIFoHsIA, Six and quarter
cents per copy.
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equal In New England Its prices are uniform,
| and the Rdyertis ements are sci up IN clear and
conspicuous mdunsr, judicOusy arr .nged and
| classified under appropriate he ds, and appear in
both tue Horning aud Evsning papers without
| extra charge.
Its circulation 10 more than double that Of any
1.-TWO cent " or subscription paper In New Egg
land. The public are reminded that no drum.
mers for advertising are ever employed by this
| establishment
EHE CASH PkKciPLE.-ln all cares the cash
principle" viii be adhered TO- ard 10 notice will
Do taken OF any orders not accompanied by the
money. Az papers are discontinued AZ tho eIpi-
ration Of the time pad for.
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per Depots, and ou all the Railroads throughout
New England All order, should he addressed 10
CHARLES o. ROGERS, Journal Building,
No. IL State Street, Boston, Mass