Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.
THE VERMONT NEWSPAPER

THE RUTLAND DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD, at the opening If the New
Year, will appear in a New Dress, which
will add materially to its appearance.
The Conductors of the paper will spare no
pains or expense to make THE HERALD
10 the future IA it has been in the past,
the Leading ne wspaper of Vermont.
First of Vermont Newspapars-fore-
most in all State and Looal News-aud
wide,t in variety and frsest in scope of the
Daily and Weekly Press in the State will
ba the effort and aim of the Rutland HER
AID.
II opens itsroolumns freely TO all ques
tions concerning mans higher nature and
Deeper Relationship God and his fellow
man-and ministers TO his knowledge OF
himself and the ways of making himself
useful, not only to himself and his fam
ily, huJ TO society at large. L. holds that
no ionrusl has an excuse for existence
that does not labor to Nuke life richer
and happier 60 every man and woman
that reads it-that does not seek the bet
ttrmrnt Of every ones condition, physi-
c4ly, morally and mentally-that does
n,t rndeavor to bring all classes of society
into closer fellowship and sympathy, and
teach, in every form, the great lesson to
"h"lp one another.
In short, THE HERALD Aims to be
newspaper that shall be prompt and full
in passing history, and, at the same time,
10 be an incentive to high thought and
the most earnest action in politics, in
Philanthropy and in society, and a pure
,truo'ion of All personal and domestic life.
Its publishers make no appeal to the
public with high sounding names or gilt
terjng sp, oialties, nor to invite to club
bng rates with other papers, which is
always an evidence of weakness, showing
an cude.vor to Loan upon more popular
p per- , anpport Themselves. by clubbing.
TuE HERALD never resorts to such ex
ye3ienta for its support, and it also de-
c)ues TO buy subscribers with strawberry
vines or sewing machines; but it is con
tent 70 he judged by the results of it's
otellilent and steady character that time
shall bring it.
For the new year, THE HERALD has
varions improvements, Typographical sud
editorial, in store for it4 readers, its read
ine contents largely increased and varied.
The fnll telegraphio reports of the As
soniated Press are received for both the
jaily and Weekly, up to the very hour o'
going 10 press. besidas Special Market ard
Sock reports, --latest Dairy Markets lao
valuable to every farmer) specially pro-
pared for THE HERALD. But enc other
paper in Vermont goes to this expense,
AID that Burlington paper.
Extensive arrangements have been
made for local correspondence in all the
tlxna in Southwestern Vermont. Also
fra Weekly Foreign Correspondence and
Washington Letter; also from the
West. Editorials will appear in each is
sac or Cnrrert Topics, Moral and Po-
)uioal events of the day.
The publishers feel confident that with
the labor and care bestowed on the THE
HERALD. it is 10 all respects
THE BEST AND Cheapest NEWS
PAPER IN VERMONT.
anl should be in every family. The pub
lsAers hope to receive a renewal of sub
sorption from all tho patrons of 1871, and
that they will lay this Prospectus before
,h4irneigh bors aud friends who msy not be
slb,nrhers. that they may be induced to
suh.cribe for THE HERALD.
The Weekly Edition. is printed on
large and handsome qnsrto sheet of sight
pages, md Ga columns.
The Daily is published every morning
Sundays exoepted) in season for morning.
trains and mails.
The terns Of THE HERALD are ss How
sud ia some respects lower than those
Of it, class of Journals. The Duly is
sold ut three cents a copy, So year, 81 ,
for ak months, or 50 per quarter.
The Weekly is published every Thurs
day morning in Jason for ali malls that :
d'y. Terms. 50 80 per year; $l2 for
x mouths, inVariGbq IN ddDance.
FUTILE & Co, Publishers. i