{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
The Winchester Republican happily illustrates the pro-
portion which the quantity Of printed matter contained in
pamphlets, printed in the usual Style bears TO that which
is conveyed to the public through the columns Of
paper, in the following paragraph


"Cheapness Of .Ns.cspabas.We observed, da? two
Since on the table of friend MIR. Websters Bunker Hi!
Oraton two of Mr. Everetts, recently delivered and Mr.
Suivans Address the Bar of Sufolk-foir pamphlets
the selling price of which is 81 cents each. On the
table we saw the National Journal, containing Com.
Stewards Defence. Curiosity led make calculation
of quantity of matter in these publications, when
we ascerancd the Defence equaed all the others together
The price of the Journal is five dollars per annm, issued
thrice week each paper, therefore, costs about cents
while the price of the pamphlets, collectively, is 81 So
showing difference, in this in favor Of newspapers.
of forty-siX to one."