PROPOSAL,
BY TRUE & WESTON,
FOR ESTABLISHING
A RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER


ENTITLED
The Christian WatchmQn,
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object Of this paper will be 10
II present to the public the most i'm.
portant religious intelligence Of eyery
kind, contained in the various pubIica.
tions of the present day. Its pages will
he filled with the Reports Of Bible, Mis-.
sioDary and Tract Societies, both in this
and in other countries; with accounts Of
Revivais of Religion, the Constitution Of
Churches. the Ordination Of Ministers
and in general whatever relates to the pros.
perity of the Redeemer's Kingdom.
AS The object Of the Christian Wateh.
man will be TO guard the interests Of truth,
and carefully correct any errors which
may be in circulation, its columns will
occasionally be open to Discussions and
Addresses Of an interesting nature; Obit.
uary Notices, and Poetry, either original
or selected, will also be inserted, together
with as much of the news of the day as
is generally interesting 10 Christians. 1t
will be the constant aim of the conductors,
to render the Watchman faithful and i'm
partial vehicle of religious intelligence.
Subjects of controversy will be generally
avoided. except in cases where the lead
ing truths, OF practical duties Of chris.
tianity are concerned. 1t will be their
endeavour to treat the sentiments and
feelings of those from whom they differ
with proper Difference and respect. Broth.
|erIy love among the different denomina-
tions Of Christians will be constantly in.
culcated,


CONDITIONS.
The Wstchman will be handsomely
printed in quarto form, on good paper.
and with an entirely new type. The
| first humber will be issued on the first day
Of June, and continued every Tuesday,
all Two Dollars per annum; one hall to
be paid on the delivery of the first num-
ber, and the other half at The end oil six
months.


Those who will procure FIVE subscri-
bers, and become responsible for the pay
ment, shall be entitled to sixth copy
gratis.


Gentlemen holding subscription papers
are requested to return them to the pub
fishers, No. 78 State-street, or to Lincoln
& Edmands, No. SO Cornhill, and Dea-
James Loring, No. 2, Cornhill, BY the
first Of June, or as soon after as convenient


Boston, April 20, 1919.


RECOMMENDATION.


We the subscribers, having been re
quested to give our opinion of the plan
and sentiments expressed in the above
Prospectus, do not hesitate to say, thai
they meet our cordial APPRECIATION
Should the proposed paper be well con
Quoted, which from the character OF The
publishers and the persons associated with
them we have no reason to doubt, we think
it will be an important auxiliary to the
means now employed to diffnse religious
sentiments and Information. We wish il
extensive patronage.


Rev. THOMAS BALDWIN, DID


Rev. DANIEL SHARP,


Rev. JAMES NJ. WINCHELL,


Rev. Bella JACOBS.


Boston, April 20, 1919.


nv S,ibscripEiOaS received at tefS ODtcs.