The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-13
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER.
FIFTY.FIRST YEAR
Prospectus for Volume One Hundred
and Three.
JANUARY J. IoOF.
The Boston Daily Advertiser

Is printed every morning (Sundays cXcepted) up
on a sheet Of the largest size and contains the
NEWS OF THE DAY,
carefully prepared from annie and authentic ma
terials in every department Its columns are
not only supplied with the
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
but also contain daily summary Of the principal
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
received by express, mail, or otherwise.
LOCAL REPORTS
by experienced and trustworthy reporters.
CORRESPONDENCE,
foreign and domestic, BY accomplished writers.
and all other information Of every variety, foI
which the columns of
FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER
may be consulted. Pains are taken to make the
paper as complete as possible III all the various
departments. Its
MARINE JOURNAL
has earned reputation nowhere surpassed, foI
the fidelity, completeness and accuracy with
which it is made up. The
COMMERCIAL RECORD
gives a correct exposition of the state Of the va
rious markets; and all other matters of
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the aim OF the proprietors TO make the Boston
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INDISPENSABLE FOR BUSINESS MEN.
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yertiser is fearless and independent and the con
dnetors of the paper are free from any constraint
whatever III the expression of their true opinions
upon
ALL SUBJECTS OF PUBLIC DISCUSSION.
The editors give an Independent support to the
Government the Administration, and the Re
publican party, and viii use their whole influence
to maintain the
INTEGRITY OF THE UNION.
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CRUSHING THE REBELLION.
In the accessories of the literary part of the
paper il is the aim of the proprietors to maintain
the highest attainable standard of excellence
LITERARY NOTICES, DRAMATIC, MUSICAL,
AND ART CRITICISMS,
are prepared with care and impartiality.
There are many matters belonging partly tC
the domain OF news and partly to that of litara-
ture, which must enter into a daily newspaper
for these 1t Is not much either 'enterprise' OF
expense that Is necessary on the part Of the con,
ductors of the journal, as position which gives
respect and influence in the community, and
causes Their sheet TO be selected as the medium
OF communication by those who have ANYTHING
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ned IN saying that we believe our facilities to be
unsurpassed; and ii it were proper we might H.
lustrate our assertion by long citation of tho
distinguished authors and poets whose earl,
composition first saw the light in our columns
OF the public enterprises that were here first dis
cussed OF the public benefits that have here beer
nrst announced, and so on. In addition to Other
facilities
COPIOUs FILES OF FOREIGN PAPERS,
and large correspondence, afford material fol
completing this part Of the plan, by the intro
duction Of fresh and important matter in greai
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scholar, the student, the politician, the man o.
me world, and last and not least, to the ladies
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classes OF readers would rightly expect to find il
a public journal, nothing is allowed admission
either IN the advertising columns or elsewhere il
the paper, which can make it unfit for lady',
boudoir or family breakfast table. Without
any extreme of fastidiousness, the most scrupu
io9s care is exercised to make the Boston Dali,
Advertiser deserve the name of
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