The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-12-12
The Newspaper of New Eng
land.
TIE SPRINGFLELD (MASS.,
REPCBLIC1N.
Danny TR1-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

TIE SPRINGFIELD (Mass.) REPUBLICAN, has
now gained national reputation as The hfst OF
-,,oyiEciai journals and the NEST thorough ana
var ed of ew England newspapers. lis ed
iturial diseus s!ons. independent alike on Po-
hticaI. religious and social questions, cover
every variety of subject in which the public
i or should be Interested and have secured
rspect and attention for their indIvldualism
their practical diTectness, that Piqa anci. ard
their conIuoT-S.,nsc. In news. It's columes
give evidence of thorough care in condensation
and sitting. and pres, nj the kernell OF all that
& passing al home and abroad. While of
Q neral literature its pages present an ample
store. both o. isinal and SCI, c'ed, and cOnsai-
tate it n1e Of tn most popular and EscfHl
tirrside Journals of the country.
Among the leading special features Of The
REPUBLICAN are, a full summary Of New
England News. arranged ny states. and ex-
tending ia each Daily t. t'vO columns, IN each
Tri Weekly to f ur, aud in each Weekly to
from four Is six columns; au Editorial Re scw
of the Week of two or three columns; Il eek
ly Review and Summary of RciiEiei.s intelli-
tre.nac: weekly original papers on The Farm
aud Garden: Monthly Summaries in Science
and Invention: Special Corresi ond nee iiem
B,ston New York and Washington; Original
and selected Stories and Poetry 10 the ext'It
uFSix or TN columns weekly; aand a summary
Of latest Market News.
The WErKLy REPUBLICAN is printed on
ieuhle shes Of the siz of tic New ork
Journals. aud gives each week fertn-t'eO COT
r,Dus Of reading matter; and the Daily paper
appears each Saturday on sheet of Ike pro
The Editors and ProprietorS of The REPrB
I.r,y. encouraged bv generous public APP
prcciation and hopeful of better times for the
country through the great rolitical'rcv oluticn
which has lad their supp orr from the vere in
crutinn Of lis instrUmentality, will continue to
maintain and perfect the distinctive Character
;stics of their journals. and rcnc er them wOr-
inv Of the still wider circulation, which they
bsDelk from friends and the public. They
seek. es,,eciaIIv to render The REPUBLICAN, the
ORGAN and representative of New England life
and character. and make it the tavOrite Family
Newsraper of Yankees nj home and abroad.
DIR. J. G. HOLLAND 'Timctly Titcomb",l
the Donular author. continues connected both
with the editorial and proprietary depart nlents
Of the paper; and his pm constantly enriches
It's columns In addition to his varioua ed
;torial articles. be will furnish during the COM
in, year a special series of papers over his
TIC readers of The Republican for 1889
will he glad to know tina new RES OF New
York letters IRON the gifte / pen of IN. A.
/" will commence at once, and be contin-
ued through 1861.
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months 81; one year 81; two copies to one
address one year So. TO clubs by mail
five copies to one address one year 81; ten
copies aI2; twenty copies $40, (and one to
the yetter-up of the club); forty copies $40
tand a copy of the Tri-Weekly Republican,;
one hundred copies $lt( (ln4 a .opy of The
Daily Rspublican.(
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cash. and the paper is stopped when the time
of payment has expired
1be Daily Republican sent ia clergyman
in ser,.ice Cor So per wear; the Tri-W eekly for
a.; and the Weekly for 81.
specimen eopics sent on application.
SAMUEL BOWLES & COMPANY.
Publishes Springfield Mass