The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-06
BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER.
FfFTY-FIRSr YEAR.
Prospectus for Volume One Hundred
and Three.
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The Boston Daily Advertiser

is printed every morning (sundays exceptcd) up-
ON sheet Of the largest size, and contains the
NEWS OF THE DAY,
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terialS ia every department. Its columns are
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LATEST TFLEGRApuIC DISPATCHES.
but also contain dailf summary of the principal
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
received by express, mail, or otherwise.
LOCAL REPORTS
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CORRESPONDENCE
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FIRST GLASS NEWSPAPER
may be consulted. Pains are taken 10 make the
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MARINE JOURNAL
has earned q reputation nowhere surpassed, for
the fidelity, completeness and accuracy with
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upon
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The editors give an independent support to the
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To maintain the
INTEGRITY OF THE UNION,
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CRUSHING THE REBELLION.
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the highest attainablo standard OF excellence
The
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AND ART CRITICISMS,
ara prepared with care and impaltiaity
There are many matters belonging partly Il
the domain Of news and partly TO that OF htera
tlue, which must enter into daily newspaper
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duetors OF the journal, as a position which give,
respect and influence in the community. ant
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OF communication by those who have anything
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lustrate our assertion by a long citation of tn,
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
hrst announced, and so on In addition to otho
facilities,
COPlOUS FILES OF FOREIGN PAPERS,
and large correspondence, afford material TO
completing this part Of the plan, by the intro
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! the world and last and not least To the ladies
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