The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-01-19
The Boston Journal for 1859,

" THE fANoitTf FAFEK or NEW england
pobl.hed paly, Weekly and Weekly
Pdymeat jaaariaEly IN Adtdaee
Ii announcing the terms lor The journal for
1858, the proprietor deems it unnecessary to de-
scribe lis peculiar characteristics as a popular
newspaper, or to make any special promises for
the future. He deems it sufficient TO say, that
what THE BOSTON JOURNAL
has been III the past it will be in the future By
the almost unanimous consent Of it, contempt
raIies throue hout New England, it stands at the
head of the New England Press IN all those
qualities which % TO make up reliable, enter
prisne, Hre nerspaptT This position it has at
tanned by pursuing steady, straight forward
course in all respects, and by sparng neither la.
Dor or money TO give the latest intelligence and
the fullest reports of all matters OF interest at the
earliest moment 1t has relied upon its own
merits, and not upon the representations Of can
yasssrs OF - drummers " to gain for il the conf
jence and patronage OF the public-and the re-
suit has been that it has now circulation nearly
three time MS large as that of any paper of its
elnss in New England-nnd it is constantly and
slendlN Increasing. The proprietor intends by
tho employment OF expert red and competent
men in al the departments OF the establishment,
and 10y the most liberal outlay Of money the
procuring Of important news IRON all quarters.
10 make The Journal still more worthy the name
Of " the iilN orlte paper Of New England" And
witt this simple announcement he invites the at.
tent,n Of newspaper readers and newspaper
statement OF the terms for the several editions Of
The journal;
BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL.
M"uinp .ui Evening, contains the latest news
received hy the mall and telegraph up 10 the
hour ii 7oiuR to pres. Il b, printed on one If
Hoe Six Cylinder fs- lresse. at the rate of
Fifteen Ihousan0 an hour which enables u 20
Nod bncE the (oriu, until the vel, --latest moment
ana III wuIh On the edition IN nson for the
mail ant expresses. l. il publishc at the low
mts Il SIX Dollars year Single copies two CT.
sfMl.WEEKLY JOURNAL,
ue-di., ni,. Friday Mornings, contains all the
reading matter published in The Daily Journal
I'r the three days preee ing-averng from thirty
one to thirty two iull columns The subscription
price ol the Semi Weekly Journal is Three Dol
Ian ! Netr.
copl-N year, sl2 80 10 copies year, 500
TO business men in the country who do not
desire a DAILY paper, the Semi Weekly Journal
i invaluable.
hoS1oN WEEKLY JOUkNAL
Grtdt success Of he Chi5 pIln.
Three year. ago the proprietor oil The Journal
decided to reduce the price of The Weekly Jour
MI, and the success Of the low price club plan
ha' been 80 great n 10 induce the following low
rates for 1859
One copy, 0ne year - TO
I twe copies. one year, 10 enc addr,ss. 90
we copies. ons year. TO one address, %
en- copie-, one year. 10 one address 10 90
And one copy to the getter up Of the G1uL
twenty copies, one year, ~ one ad.
dsess 20 90
Aud two copies 10 the eetter up OF the club.
Pdyme1t 10 be nude invariably ia aduance.
~ the expiration OF the time for which I'D.
vance payment has been received, the paper will
! IN all cases be stoppei
! The great sue ess which has attended the in
PRODUCTION Of the Club plan in the circulation OF
The Weekly Journal and which has nearly trebled
lis circulation since its adoption encourages it,
! proprietor 10 continue the same plan lie would
therefore suggest to those who are about select
ing their paper for the ensuing year that these
| terms oher 10 them ne Of the st Family News
| papers in New England, at very low price-ope
. which ia within the reach Of every man.
The present season is favorable one for the
| organization of Clubs for subscription to the
journal One enterprising man in each town
and village can, with very little trouble get up
Oiub Of ten OF more persons, hnd thus get his own
paper for nothing,
TO ADVERTISERS.
a. an ndyert sing medium The Journal has nc
equal In New ENGLAND. The old, worn ont, and
unjust system OF yearly advertising" has been
eatirely abolished and a new uniform system OF
| prices adopted. by which each advertiser puys
Tor The room occupied In the paper and no more.
Advertisements may be left at the Counting
Room, or sent by mail or otherwise, with perfect
nonndenee that the price charged viii conform
W lihbli-ueu rates. ana that they Will
De inserted on precisely the same terms as though
handed ~ in person and bargain mads in ad
vance. No drummers are or euer have been
employed 10 solicit al, ertisements, and no dis
co nj nom the regular established prices are ever
! allowed, however large the amount advertised
These considerations, combined with the fact
that its circulation is nearly three times as large
as any subscription on two cent daily paper pub.
| hshed IN Boston, and that all advertisements ap.
pear in both the Morning and Evening papers
renders II u fayorite medium for communicating
WIN me public, among the most intelligsn; and
enlsrprising advertisers.
lhe boston journal Is for sale al all the News
paper aud Periodical Depots In Boston and ali
| we plihciphl eiies and towns throughout New
/ England aud in the cars on all the lines of rail.
road leading from Boston.
Orders tor either Of the editions OF the Journal
must he invariably accompanied bv the cash and
| should he addressed to
CHARLES o. ROGERS
- State Street. Boston