The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-11-28
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS

The XXth Volume of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE com
menced with the issue of Sept. /, During the past
year The Tribune has been Obliged to devote quite Il
large proportion Of its space to Politics. but STALL
be- able to foregO political discussion almost on
trey, for months if not fo years. and devote Eea y
all couln to sui jecls u less intense, but moro
abiding, interest. Among thse, We mean TO pay cs-
p ecial attet ton TO a.... ...n ..
|, EDUCATION - The whue SUI j4ct OF Education,
both Popular aud General, will Lo discussed in our
columns throughout the year lGGi, and We hope to
elicit in that d cIssiOn OF the prdioaBdcst Til
and the ablest Instructors in our coItry 1t is al
once our hope and I've that the Of Edl-
cation sha receive an impetus lro the cXcrions 0t
The iRIBuNE in its behalf during the year lSGl.
II. l.AGRICuLTEEE.-N have been compelled ta re-
strict o1r calculations OF this great ipteres through
out 1870, and shall ondeayor to atone the eGor in l5G
Whatever discovery, deduction, demo nstratiop, is
calculated to render the rewaid OF labor de oed to
cultivation more ample or more certain, shall re-
ceive prompt and full attention, ... - .s...
III. MANUFACTURERS, 90 Ne hail every Invention
or enterprise, whereby American Capital aud ab0r
any department Of Nanuiacturiug or Mechanical IN
dustr} as n rsaf contribution 10 he ubc veal, in
susnx amplef, steadier, more convenient, more re-
mancrating m ;rkets u the Farmer win, fuller en-
Ployment and better veg g to the Laborar. The
trosr,ss of Mining, lroE- Making, Steel -Makins
Cloth Weaving, SC, Ac, in our country and IN The
world, slail be wat Led ard reporcd by us with al
earnest and Gc!ive sympathy,
| ". FOREIGN AyFAtEs.-We employ the best ccr-
Respondents IL London, Paris, Turin, Bertha, and
ohar European Capitals, to transmit us early and
tCcuThle iuNltCS Oh great CHdIlPCS IIerS HlcHlN
6"t certainly preparing In spite the pressure Of
Domestic Politics, Lur News from he Ald World is
10 " varied atd mmple but We shall have to render
IL more perfect during the eveGtful year before u.s.
V, HOME NEws.-We employ regular paid cor es-
pOudens in Calf rnia. al The I,hmus of Da.en, In
tho Rocky Mountain Cod Region and wherever else
they seem requisite. From the moro ACCESSIBLE por.
ti7nsof our own county, we derive our Information
mainly from the multif1rous correspondents of the
Associated Press, from our exchanges and the occa.
sional letters of intelligent friends We aim to print
the cheapest general newspaper with tha fullest and
most authentic summary of useful nteili gence, that
is anywhere afforded. Hoping to 'make each day q
critic tho last" and print better and better paper
from year to year, our m9ans are steadily enlarged
wishers solicit, and shall labor 10 deserve,
tinuance of public favor. ID ... a.lr-.... s a
-a ar..r ..n0-s tH, .a TERMS. ...... .- r.f.
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