are provided as they appear in the Eastern cities, and the
MANUFACTURERS, LAWYERS, AND BUSINESS MEN,
Will have their orders carefully and intelligently filled.
NINE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE, contains more reading matter than any other daily published in Central New York, including the Fullest and Latest
and elsewhere, while especial attention is bestowed on
and a high Literary Standard is aimed at. An
is well maintained especially designed for the
The UTICA HERALD has by far the largest circulation in the City, and its
has, since the first organization of the Dairymen's Association, reported promptly and fully all of its proceedings and never more fully and satisfactorily than the addresses and debates before the Convention held in Utica in January, 1870.
The UTICA HERALD also devotes especial attention to everything connected with the dairy interest; to
Diseases of Cattle and their Cure; The Manufacture of Butter and Cheese, and to all Improved Processes and Apparatus.
The weekly edition every Tuesday contains the report of the
The UTICA HERALD has made the dairy interest a specialty, and in its weekly edition devotes to it
More Space and Attention than any other Paper in the Country.
At the same time, the UTICA WEEKLY HERALD aims to be in all respects a
are accepted and recognized as fitly speaking the Union sentiment, the intelligent convictions, and the thoughtful aspirations of the million of people which it represents.
The UTICA HERALD, in its weekly as well as its morning edition, is pre-eminently
By thorough classification and elaborate condensation it presents the gist of all the news in the briefest space, and the person who reads no other journal, will not be ignorant of the current of events, and the movement of men and principles.
weekly published in our columns, from Washington, New York, Albany and elsewhere, is not inferior in literary or political interest to that of any other journal in the country.
will receive during the coming year, increased attention, and we trust will deserve in even a higher degree than heretofore the encomiums which have been bestowed upon it.
Manufacturers and merchants wishing to reach dairymen and producers of butter and cheese, can do so in no other way so readily and so cheaply, as through the columns of the UTICA WEEKLY HERALD.