The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-19
The Newspaper Of New Eng
land.
PIE SPRINGFIELD MASS. }
REPUBLICdN.
DAILY, TR1-WKEKLY AND WEEKLY.

THE SPRISaTIELD (Mass. REPUBLICAN has
new gained national reputation as the first Of
povincia1 ionrnab and the most thorough and
var ed of New England newspapers. It's ed
itorial discus sions. independe..t ali Ike OF po-
luical, religious and social questions, cover
erert variety of subject in wai"h the pubic
j. or should be Interested, and have secured
respect and attention for their individualism
their practical dircctneSs. tkat piq | ancy. and
their CONTROVERSIES In news, its eolumes
give evidence Of thorough care in condensation
and sitting. and present the kern'!i Of all that
"a PASS ng al home aud abroad. While OF
general literature It's pages present an amrk
store. both original and s,istts!. "nd const;-
tute it one of tn most popular and useful
6res;de journals Of the county,.
Among the lca,iiug special features Of TEs
REPUBLICAN are. ull summary Of New
England News. arranged hv states, and ex-
tending: in each Tally To- two columns. in each
Tri Weekly 10 /. IT, and in each Weekly to
from forr Is six coluT MS; an Editorial Re,icE
of the Week of two or three colaInns: a Week
II Review AMI 5 .mmary If Religious Imtelli-
grnce; VI, eklv original papers ON The IA m
anil Garden; Monthly Summaries in Science
and Invention; Special CORE spond.nce from
Boston. New York and Washington; Original
aid selected Stories and Poetry 10 thu ext nj
ofsix orten columns weekly; aand a summary
OF latest Market News.
The WEEKLY REPuBrICAx is printed on a
double sheet If the siz Of the New Yor k
Journals, aud gives each week fsrtg-two coll
aa,ns of IcaiinC matter; and the Hsilv paper
appears each Saturday on sheet Of ike pr =
portions
The Editors and Proprietors Of The FEPuB-
LrcAx. encouraged bv a generous public ap-
probation and hopeful Of better times for Il c
country through the great political.revoluticn
which has had their support from the vero in
caItion of lis i11strumentalitv. will continue to
maintain and perfect the distinctive character
istics Of their journals. ard rene or them wor-
thy Of the still wider circulation. which they
besnclk from friends aud tie public. Tn V
seek. especially. to render The REPUBLIcAN tie
organ and representative of New England life
md character. and make it the favorite Family
Newspaper of Yankees at home and abroad.
Dr. J. G.. HoLLixD Timothy Titcomb'. }
the popular a"thor. continues connected both
. vith.the editorial and proprietary depart ments
of tie paper; and his prn constantly enriches
It's columns In addition 10 his Narioua ed
ito-ial articles. ke wiltfiisnish during the COM
ing wear special series of. papers over his
own name. .@>
T~e readers of The Republican for 1859
will be glad to know tina anew RIGS of New
J OK letters from the gIffe pen OF "M. Il.
A" viii commence at one, and be contin-
ued through 1861.
For The WEEKLY REPUBLICAS.--one copy
months 81; one yaar 81; two copies TO one
aidr,ss one year 3d. To clubs by mail
FIVE copies tn one address one wear 81: ten
COPIES ai2: twenty copies $50, (and one TO
t:e gett,r-up of the club); forty copies so
(and a copy of the Tri-Weckly Republican,:
one huirdred coiies $l0 (aua ~opy of The
Daily Il phblicatl.)
All orders must be accompanied with the
cash. and the paper is stopped when the time
az payment has expired.
The Daily Rel u5lican ,s sent to clergyman
IN service Cor 50 per year: the Tri- W eckly for
-: and the Weekly for 81.
Specimen e,pics sent on application.
sANEL BowLFs d. cQ%PASY.
PsbEishess, Ayrssf.ld, Ssss.