Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06
1THE BOSTON JOURNAL FOR 1860. -
THE GRAND PRESIDENTIAL YEAR. A NEW
FEATURE.

! FEATURE.
"salt Water Bubbles" by Hawser Martingale.
CIRCULATION TREBLE THAT or ANY rArHR OF ITS
CLASS IN NEW ENGLAND
The Proprietors Of TINS osroN JOURNAL, in announo-
ing their Prospectus for 1860 take pleasure in saying
that in year since It's has IHB JouRNAL
ing public Of New England, than In the year which Is
now drawing a close. Every month has witnessed a
previous year, and at no former time have its columns
been crowded with the avors II its advertising patrons
and friends This expression Of confidence and bcstow-
al Of patronage, has enabled TO maintain the position
which its contemporaries have assigned TO H. As the
BEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLAND,
and has enabled II TO compete successfully with all rs
contemporaries in the hlllness, accuracy and promP
with which Il has published accounts Of every mat
Ter Of interest which has transpred during nc
That THg Journal has done this, is evident "o ''u
fact that its
DAILY CIRCULATION IS TREBLE
that ~ any ne,ys,e NJ its elias. In New England Re
garding the whole Of New England as ~ he,u heiuleI
labor or money have been spared 70 uIhisn Vne sses
Nc,e Enssnd ststcs-nnd the rosut has been crcula
ton In each Of them, win the exception o. Dohhcouu
ranch l,rgcr than that Of any Of their local papers
mo cop wear isto be Of the most important and
tting ohirh has occurred w the history OF this
,tss In IL the Great Presidential contest Is 10 be
ught which is not only 20 decide what men are 20 be
our rulers for the next four years but There Is also TO DC
contest exciting and determined beyond any q ~ pre-
deccssors for the Of the Government Of this
ton to those principles which inspired aud governed me
Fathers o The Republic aud the re-assertion and main
tenance of which alone restore that quieness and
peace and prosperity 70 the country when u SO muoh
needs. II will be year, than any other, in which
every thinking intelligent New England man will desire
the earliest and fullest information n every movement
bearing upon the questions which will agitate the
try. II is the intention " the Proprieors Of IHE JouH
NAL, that in is columns that information shall be prompt
" obtained and that in the coming Presidential Cam
pagn, 10 the last by the unrestricted use 81 the Iele-
graph by the ahurs Of the best and mos. experienced Re
plrters and by able and rclahlc Correspondents at all
centres 81 political movements, D. shall be the fret IN
chronicng every which can be Of interest 10
men Of all parties and " all views or our ability to
do this need but refer 20 our success in similar e
forts in he campaign " $50 and 20 The increased fac
tiles, which the experience and increased means Of the
past three Years have placed AZ our command
While We thus make THE JorHNAL u greater inter.
est and value to the active, thinking. working men Of
New England We intend that shall lose none of s pop
ularity first class Family Newapapcr New features
Of interest in this respect will be introduced and among
them we are happy 20 announce that our old friend
"HAwsER MARrINoAIE," whose
"sALT WATER BUBBLES"
years ago added much or interest the columns Of
lHE JocUvAL. and were beyond an question the most
popular series n newspaper stories published has
consented To- them in The JouuNAI. and that he
viii commence them az the beginning OF the new year
We ATE sure that ail Fhl have read bis stories will Dee
pleased at this announcement They will appear IN The
DAILY semi weekly and weekly editions Other improve
meats which We cannot now announce ave in oontem-
platon, and will render THE JorHvAL second 30 9th
or in the country as Family and General Ncwapaaer
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