Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-10
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS.

The XXth Volume OF the WEExLY TRIBUNE commences
with the issue Of sept During the past year The Tn
bune has been obliged to devote quite large proportion Of
its space to Politics. but we shall spon be able 10 iorego
Political discussion almost entirely, for months if not Tor
yens and devote nearly all our columns to subjects of
intense. but more ABIDING lnteIcst Among these we
mean u pay especial attention to
/ EDUcATioS.-phe whole subject OF Education both
Popular and General, will be discussed in colGnns
throughout the year le6i and hope 10 elicit in that
discuss ON some OF the pfoiunndest thinkers and the ubeSt
instructors in our country once our hope ana our
resolve that the Of Education snail receive i'm
petus from the eHeTtons o! The TRIBUNE IN lis behalf du
ring the yeaf 1861.
our OF this great Interest throughout s6O and
shall endeayor atone therefor in 1861. Whatever dis
cuvery, deduction, deTomnaon is calculated 10 render
the reward OF labor devoted TO cultivation ample or
more certain shall receive prompt and full attention
Ill. MAsUFAcIuREs, &c-We hail every invention or
tnerprise whereby American Capital and Labor ut.
aced and advanag employ in any department Of
Manufacturing Mechanical Industry real coatribu-
ton to the Public Weal Insurlg ampler steadier,
convenient, more remunerstng markets 10 the Farmer
with fuller employment and better wages 10 the LabOTeT
The progress Of Mining, lron-Making, sel-Making
Cloth Weaving 6c., &c, In our county and the world
shall be watched and reported BY us with earnest and
active sympathy.
iV. FoREss ArFA,Rs.-we employ the best cores
podents in London, Paris Turin, Berlin and other Eu
Opean Capitals to transmit early and accurate advces
Of the great changes there silently but certainly preparing
In spite OF the pressure OF Domestic Politics our News
from the Old World is varied and ample but we
shall nave TO render more perfect during the eVehlful
year Just before us.
in California at the lshnus Il DaTen la the Rocky
Mountain Gold Region and wherever else they seem Ie-
qulsile From the accessible portions of own
county derive our Information mainly from the null
farous correspondents Of the Associated Press from our
exchanges and the occasional letters OF intelligent friends
We aim PRINT the cheapest general newspaper, with the
fullest and most authentic summary Of useful INTEL genct
that anywhere afforded. Hoping TO snake each day
critic the as" and print better and better paper from
year to year. steadily enlarged through
the generous cooperation ri many wel!.wshers
Solicit and shall labor deserve, continuance OF public
favor.
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