Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-03
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

The XNth Volume Of the WERSLy TRIBUNE eommencai
with the issue of sept l. During the past year The ~
bune has breu obliged 10 devote quite large pTupOuruul
its space to Polcs but shall be able 10 furrep
POLITICAL discussion almost entirely fnT months Il not ,r
years, and devote nearly all our columns TO subjects Of
intense. but more abiding, Interest. Among these, we
mean TO pay especial attention to
l. EDuCAroN.-Phe whole subject Of Education, both
Popular and General, will be discussed IN our columns
Throughout the wear 1861 and we hope 10 ect in that
discuss on some OF the plOuundest thinkers and The a'e
Instructors IN our country is at once our hope and our
res I've that the OF Education snail receive
petus from the exertlons .: The TRIBUNE in It's behalf dl
ring the yeai 1861.
Ii. AGKlcuLruRR-we have been compelled to rsstrc,
calculations OF this great Interest throughout 1862 aud
shall eudeavor to atone therefor IN ls6 Whatever DIS
cnveTy, deduction, deIomaon ia calculated 10 render
the reward Of labor devoted 10 cultivation more ample or
m re certsn, shall receive ptomP and IN attention
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ton to the Public Veal insur1g amPer, sIeadIe more
convenient, remuneratng markets to the Farmer
with fuller employ and better wages TO the laborcr
The progress sf Mining, lronMaklng, stsel-Makinc,
Cloth Weaving, &c' dc, IN our country and the world
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/ year Just before us
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