Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-21
The Boston Journal
FOR 1861!
DAILY. sEMI-wEEKLY, AND WEEKLY

4 NesO Rmlding and New Press:
Owing to the rapid increase of the business of
the JOURNAL establishment, the proprietors have
found it absolutely necessary, during the present
year, to very much enlarge their facilities for its
accommodation. They have removed the estab.
lishment to the splendid new Freestone Building
Washington and Water streets--which was erected
expressly for thom-and have added to their
Printing Department one of the Hoes Mammoth
EIGHT CYLINDER PRESSES,
the only one of the kind in New England. They
haze now two presses-oue EIGHT-CYLINDER,
and one SUPERINTENDENT these, together
with other improvements, give them the most
complete Daily Newspaper establishment in New
England. and will enable them to meet the de-
mand of the public more punctually than ever
before.
In issuing the Prospectus of the JOURNAL for
1861 the proprietors have only to say that they
shall endeavor to make it the LEADING NEWS
PAPER IN NEW ENGLAND for early and
reliable intelligence from all sources. The indi-
cations now are that the approaching Winter will
be one of the most exciting through which our
country has ever passed. With able and eXperien-
ced correspondents at Washington, we shall by
the free use of the telegraph, keep our readers
well informed of every movement of interest
there and our crops correspondents in different
sections of the country will tell them how the
popular pulse, North, South, East and West,
beats in response to the movements at the Capt.
toll. Our Editorial and Reportorial force will be
strengthened as the occasion may demand, by
the best talent which can be obtained and all
that experience can suggest and money and la
Dor perform, will perform, will be done to make
the JOURNAL more worthy than ever before of the
New England public. With this brief statement
we append the several Editions of the JOURNAL,
and the Prices at which they are furnished to
subscribers.
THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL,
MORNING AND EVENING.
Circulation treble that Of any Paper Of
its Glass IN NeD England
SIX DOLLARS YEAR SINGLE COPIES TWO CTS
THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS.
THREE DOLLARS YEAR.
TO CLUBS.
Five copies, one year TWELVE DoLLARs 80. CTs.
Ten copies, one year TWENTY DOLLARS
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Published ON THURSDAY MORNING.
One copy, one year Two DOLLARS
Two copies, one year THREE DOLLARS
Five copies, one year SIX DOLLARS
Ten copies, one year TEN DOLLARS
And one to getter-up of club.
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JOURNAL FOR CALIFORNIA.
SIX CENTS A COPY.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
The JOURNAL has no equal in New England. It's
prices are uniform, and the Advertisements are
set up in clear and conspicuous manner, judic-
iously arranged and classified under appropriate
heads, and appear in both the MORNING and
EVENING papers without extra charge.
ITS CIRCULATION
is more than treble that of any . two-cent' or
subscription paper in New England. The public
are reminded that NO DRUMMERs FOR ADvERTIs
ING are ever employed by this establishment.
THE CASH PRINCIPLE.
In all cases the =" cash principle will be ad
hered to, and no notice will be taken of any
order not accompanied by the money. All papers
are discontinued at the expiration of the time
paid for.