Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-09
ONT DAILY TRANSCRIPT, JUNE 8, 1868.
Tern,ont Doiiy Transcript.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

title of new daily paper published 10y
WILDER +. Davis OF st. Adams, with
whom A. Barnes il associated in the edi-
torial department. Terms $500 per
wear. We have received one number of
this paper, and it makes a good appear
ance in paper, typography and editorial
ability.-Nc wish ii all success, and
shall be glad to welcome it TO our table.
49, vermont Chronicle
A spirited little paper is the Yer
mont Ddiiy Transcript now in the first
month of its existence, and published
at st. Adams. II says: "Thc good APP
pcarance and life of our paper are not
due to any spasmodic effort, but are DIES.
tined to continue Just as if nothing had
happened.'n This decided us at once
to place the paper ON our exchange list,
where ii may long remain.-DdHy
Ncws Montreal.
The proprietor of the Vermont
Transcript has recently started daily
edition OF that spirited sheet. 1t is very
creditably got up, contains the latest
Geographic and local news. besides much
miscellaneous matter. We have no
doubt il will receive that success which
it richly dcserves.-,T. Johns Mars.
we neglected-for which we are
sorry--to notice the arrival of the Yer
mont dairy Transcript last week. This
is the tide of = new, sprghtly, clean
looking, wcll-cdtcd and saUcy little
daily paper recently started at st. AL
bans. Although we hardly see how n
village with not over 1000 population
can well support two daily papers, yet
we are convinced that the right spirit
backs the new VENTURA spirit of wide
awake CntCrprisc-and we wish il much
success. Please exchange, Brother Da-
Wis, and send bill for difference Yer
mont Rccord and Fd'n,cr.
We add the above 10 the list of noti-
eos with which our enterprise has been
kindly favored by our editorial brcth-
rem, and return our thanks for the conf
plimcnts bestowed. We feel no less
complimcnted by the generous patron
age Of our citizens, in encouragement of
our enterprise. AS the Record has in
dicatcd, il is not an easy matter to make
a daily paper rcmunerative in village
of the size of ST. Adams but "where
there is will there is Il way and the
people are aiding us fairly in keeping
the way. We have started and contin-
uCd thus far as we mean to continue;
and think, as others have kindly OK
pressed, that we furnish Il sheet in the
proper sense "roudablc.' Our aim il to
make Il paper from day to day that shall
be worth the patronage Of the public at
the price asked. We strive to make our
paper a. neat as possible in Appearance,
and TO leave no room for spasnodic i'm
provcments in that line. We are not
! hanging for support upon anybody IS
coat tail, and would readily give up the
! ghost rather than become a party mem
dicant. We don't intend TO offer our
paper at half-price, or ''at any price you
nave a mind to pay" because it il moi
our way Of doing business, and we arc
not reduced to the necessity Of such I'M
parallclcd generosity. We intend to
keep the ''cven tenor OF our way" be
up with the times with news, publish
as much reading matter in year as any
paper of our size, and trust the public tC
suit Itself with what it likes best
whether our own paper OF any other
If the people can ''see the point' that
it is more to their advantage and the
credit OF the place to patronize Il we'll
conducted, courteous, and Wcll-printeC
daily paper here, than TO neglect it ans
pay their money for city papers, we shall
not fail to try TO make their patronage
return them and our place and vicinity
Il fair per cent. We are thankful Il
those gentlemen who have interested
themselves, unsolicited, in procuring
additions to our daily and weekly lists
and assure them that they are casting
their bread upon tie right waters L
our friends Will keep saying Il gooC
word, and doing the good deed for us
the return which we shall be able t
make will lie better than promises.
PATENTs.-Among the patents issucC
June I'd We're the following: