The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-12-03
TNHE BOSTON JOURNAL
Il EI FUR 1868.
H Z POPJ AR
NEW ENGLAND
+ AMILY NE w TAPER

The prospectus Of The Boston Journal is offered
to the public in full confidence that the pledges Of
the proprietor last year have been folly redeened
The year upon which are to enter " i'll no doubt
lie the crisis wear in the history of the political
dccadc, ant to the newspaper the community will
look Tor the varied reports WI, eh are Incidental to
TIE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
The Journal rs in yeas past, will sustain Its
reputation the most reliable medium VIII, re men
OF both parties lind the fullest and fairest re
potts af those preliminary meetings AMI national
conventions which arc to shape the destiny of this
country As accuracy is essential in making IA
daily rscord OF the political campaign the reports
OF this paper viii aim at the most rigid i'm Part iaty
reser ing for its eioral columns those cri hisn.s
which the occasion may call forth. While We
shall nccessar, devote con, ,lcrable space to tho
IpirrrTIC5 or TIE DAY,
the ea'ing interests Of the country will not lie
overlooked or neglected.. Our commercial relations
wit other countries the development d our min
eral resources the advancement Of tho HIGHWAYS
OF 'fafhc whTh ere long will connect New Eng
land with the far Off shures of the Patie the q
rcultural an,l mechanical interests OF our peotJe
will receive prop Ct mention.
III or'leI to meet tie expectati ms Of the tSou-
sands who iotk to The Journal Tor their gsaeral
information upon all subjects which come within,
the scope OF journalism, shall issue MS occasion
Demands
Double Sheet and Single Sheet Supple
ments,
which viii enable us to present many original
features AMI " furnish a newspaper heh I the
amount anil quality OF its cont ents cannot be-
sqiuied in New hngland.
.imong the special and peculiar features which
will distinguish The Journal during the coming.
year will lie
LETTERS FROM CARLTON,
who, as specili correspondent VI The journal. vii
make . ~ ....
~. TOUR AROUND TIE WORLD,
During the past year his foreign rresponierce
has been most acc-ptablN rtec.Vt-i but The fields
where his fertile pen int rich material where
! with to instruct, entertain. AMI efy those read
ers who know his graphic p,wer of dcserip ion
AMI Ills cn'Ic rel iabiiltN faithful historian OF
| passing events are by no means exlaustel lie
| wi continue his TIA, els AMI from tirceee Turkey
| Palestine and Egypt, will scd tuThe Journal tie
! imprcs- iu's 81 travel. During his witt to tie
| Holy l-ind he wi communicate "A series which.
| will lie Pictures Ut Biblical history. The rcader
| Will ic ieI 10 THESE places cous-cratel Nv the
events ut the last. AMI i'll Uc furnished with ben
pictures, describing nS they appear TODAY Hebron
| ifcthirhem. River Jvr6ian Jeru. alcn Ca,-rnaulu
Carmel, 'iIiprl Aiount Ui Olives, Iciich1 anil all
other l"mts, tormin, guile which, cunainin.
AS 1t VIII the historical events connected with them
! cannot tail to prove acceptable to all classes
| Alter u s'journ in the iluly Land Carlton
will continue his trip down the Red Sea- thence to
! bombay, visiting the Gannes AMI ua.sinr ON To
ts.Icutta, BurniSh, SingapOUr, Canton, Shanghai
| fcain, thence to Japan AMI pcrDSs The Pach,;
| Ocean to San Francisco. returning to Is ,,tou
Overland, following, ting rUiue Cf the Pacific Rail
| road 10 Omaha: The countries ami lli,es which
he vii visit to CLEAN for the readers Of The Jour
| nal will afford man material which he " i'll make
al interest 20 every class Of rc,llers. This grand
tOur--the first III magnitude and importance ever
mauguatcd by Il New England New spaper-will
he made under auspices which promise the most
| gr.tiiSing results anil though Involving very
heavy expenditure will certainly repay the read
! rs Oi The Journal.
TELEGRAPIi:C DISPATCHES
The employment Ur he Telegraph ior the carly
communication ct the latest intelligence viii EN-
ibla Us 10 lay before our readers an amount of
>atcit information II great vlluc the Commune
| ity. Ibis We shall accomplish through our corps
ot resi- lent Correspondents at the centres OF intel.
hsrhce. Our special dispatches " i'll not ouiv live
us the proceedings ut Congress and all matters of
| Importance at the Capital IT the Nation but
wherever news can be iTocure, Of interest to New
| England. the wires will lie employed to annhilate
space and aniicipate time. As Boston is the
grand business centre which enjoys communcs-
| ton VITA all the cities and tUwus which harder
upon the lines ct railroad divcrgng bence it is the
| ann OF The journal to supply this vast market
with tile Latest news at the elre>t pAssihie
| ment. An experience 81 more than thirty tive
Nclr'. and the SUCCESS achieved hv The Journal
warrants US in cXpreSsinga belle: in our ability to
meet public expectation and return II iull equiva-
lent for the very liberal encouragement Vi tho
| public.