Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-18
FIVE EDITIONS Every DAY.

TIE BosroN HERALD enters upon the
New Year enlarged and improved, without
change Of price. 1t has practically resumed
specie payments, as it give twice as much read
ing matter now for two cents as it gave before
the war for one, when it was ACKNOWLEDGED to be
the beat penny paper in the country.
The Herald has facilities fer obtaining news
unsurpassed by any newspaper in the country
It has Il large force Of local reporters and special
correspondents at all points Of interest, in
Washington, N. Y, and ut centres of population
everywhere in N. T. These correspondents arc
instructed 70 forward all tide news as promptly
as possible, using the telegraph whenever time
in publication can be gained thereby. Indeed
the telegraph has almost wholly superseded the
mails il tho correspondence Of the Herald from
all points in Geographic communication with
Boston,
The Herald has one great advantage over most
newspapers which come in competition with it.
1t is
ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT
in Politics, and can afford to state the truth n
bout all political events. 1t belongs to no party
or CLIQUE; its reports are candid to all parties
anu llS ttlllOiltl tUIC 10 llDClhl dN AolNi
eoudcnining the wrong and commenting the
right wherever they are found.
The Herald is printed on two Of Hoes Light
ming Presses, Of & cylinders each, and each Ca
pable CT printing 1900 impressions an hour.
These facilities enable the publishers to hold
back the forms to the las; moment and give their
patrons the
VERY LATEST NEWS
The Herald gives its readers more reading
matter for two cents than any other newspaper
in the country, and it serves the news up in a
spicy and spirited form, for which it has long
been celebrated.
ADVERTISERS
will find the Herald one Of the most valuable
mediums for their use Its calculation exceeds
SIXTY THOUSAND COPIES DAILY,
which is twice as large rs any other paper in N.
f., and is only exceeded by Que or two papers
in the country. Its advertising rates are mod
crate; no commissions are allowed to agents,
and advertisers get the full benefit of their mon
ey without paying profit to miadlrmep.
The Herald having been enlarged by one-fourth
On the LIST Of Jan, now contains
TnRTY-Two LoNG CoLUNYs.
The matter is set in clear, new type, which
is renewed every six months, and the paper US
ed is of good weight and quality.
The price of the Herald ia rwo CTS. per copy.
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for shorter period.
To Clubs Of five or more, to one address, Four
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THE NDAY HERA l. D
is Of the same size CT the Daily, containing It
great variety OF reiding-matter, including Vol
luminous Special News Dispatches and Markets,
by Telegraph, full Reports Of Local News. Edi-
torii Matters, Musical an Dramatic Criticisms,
Business Review of the Week, Etc.
IL has circulation of over 1900 copcs,--
chiefly in the city and suburban towns. lin
tied number Of Advertisements are taken for the
Sunday Herald,
The price Of the Sunday Herald is Five Cents
per single copy; and it IS sold to agents at s8.-
50 per hundred. 10 subscribers, Two Dollars
per annum.
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Publishers of the Herald,
BOSTON, MASS