Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-27

Inc prospectus oil The BosroE JOURNAL Is
onered to the public. In full confidence that the
pieoges oil the proprietor last year have been full
ly redeemed. The year upon which we are to
enter will no douot be the crisis year In the his
tory OF the political decade, and to the newspa.
per the community will look for the varied re.
ports which are incidental to
THE HEpREslDENTIAL YEAR.
The JOURNAL, as in years past, will eustain
its reputa tation as the most reliable medium, where
men of both parties can find the fullest and fair
est reports of those preliminary mectings and
national conventions which are TO shape the
destiny of this country. AS accuracy is essential
in making daily record Of the political cam.
paign, the reports in this paper will aim at the
most rigiu impartiality, reserving for its editor
ial columns those criticisms which the occasion
may call forth. While We shall necessarily do
vcts considerable space to the
Politics Of the Day,
the leading interests of the country will not be
overlooked or neglected. Our commercial rela.
lions with other countries. the developement of
our mineral resources, the advancement of those
highways of traffic which ere long will connec.
New England with the far off shores of the psci-
ne, the agricultural and mechanical interests, OF
our people, will receive proper mention.
In order TO meet the expectations OF the thou.
ssnds who look TO the JOURNAL for their general
information upon all subjects which come with.
IN the scope OF journalism. we shall issue, IS
occasion demands,
Double Sheet and Single Sheet Supple IN .nts,
which will enable US to present many original
features and to furnish newspaper which, Tor
the amount and quality of its contents cannot
be equalled in New England. ...
Among the SPECIAL AND PECULIAR FEATUREs
which will distinguish tie JOURNAL during the
coming year will be ..
Letters from Carleton,
WHO. AS SPECIAL cokREspoSDEEr OF THE JorR-
NAL, will make
A TOUR AROUND THE WORLD.
During the patt year his foreign correspon.
dence hes been most acceptably ,eceived. but
the kelds where his fertile pen can Gnd rich MA
tcrisl, wherewith 10 instruct, entcrtsn and edi.
fy those readers who know his graphic power of
description, and his entire reliability as faith
full historian of passing events, are by no means
exhausted. He will continue his travels. and
from Greece. Turkey, Palestine aud Egypt, win
send TO the JOURNAL the impressions of tnvel.
During his visit to the Holy Land he will COR
municste aseries, which will be Pictures of Bib.
heal History. The reader will be led to thoae
places consecrsted by the events of the past
and will be furnished with pen pictures describ.
ing as they appear te-day, Hebron, Bethlehem,
Liver Jordan, Jerusalem Cspernaum Carmel,
Glboa, Mount OF Olives, Jericho, and eli other
pol nts, formnga guide which, combinlning ss
it will Tho historical events connected with them
cannot tail to prove acceptable to all classes.
After sojourn in the Holy Land 'Carleton'
will cOntinne his trip down the Red Sea, thence
to Bombay, visiting the Gsnges and passing on
to Calcutta, Burmah. Singapoor, Canton, Shang.
hse. Pekin, thence to Japan and across the Pa,
cifc Ocean to San Frsncisco, returning TO Bos.
ton overland, following the route of the Pacific
Railroad TO Omaha. The countries and places
which be will visit to CLEAN ior the readers OF
THE JOURNAL will afford him material which he
will make oi interest to every class of readers.
This grand tour the first in magnitude and i'm
portance ever inaugurated by New England
Newspaper. will be made under auspices which
promise the moRt gratifying results, and though
involving very heavy expenditure will certainly
repay the readers Of TIE JOURNAL.
Telegraphic Dispatches.
The employment of the telegraph for the early
communication of the latest intelligence will
enable us t,ilsy before our readers an amount of
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