The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-01-05
TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
5qas PROSPECTUS.

THE WEEKLY. TRIBUNE b now In IL XXth volume.
1s cute u L, sas g
but sha henceorh be able limit our space devoted
TO Political discussion, and devote most Of columns 70
subjects Of less intense but abiding interest," Among
l. EDUCATlON.-The whole subject Of Education, both
Popular and General viii be discnssed In our columns
throughout the year 1851 and hope 10 enlist In that
discussion some Of the pfoioundes thinkers and the ablest
inruetors in our country Ii u our hope and
he eans q TaS h n, beh.
Il. AGRiCt .T1uIKE-we have been compelled to re.
and shall endeavor to atone therefor In 1861 Whatever
discovery, deduction demonstration Is calculated TO
der the reward Of labor devoted cultivation ample
more certain shall receive prompt and full attention
III. MANUFACTURES kc.-We hail every invention
enterprise whereby American Capital and Labor A.
trssted to and adyantageo1sly employed any depart
contribution to the Public Wea inurng ampler seadier
convenient remuneraiing markets to the Far
with fuller employment and better to the La
borer The Progress Of Mining Iron Making Stsel-mak.
ing, Cloth weaving, &C., &C., In our country and the
world shall be watched and reported by with
Nv. FOREIGN lFPxiRs-we employ the best CORES.
pondents in London, Paris, Turin Burn and other Euro
pean capitals to transmit early and accurate advces Of
the great changes there silently but certainly preparing
In spite Of the pressure Of Domestic Politics. News
from the Old World varied and ample but shall
have 70 render more perfect during the event year
v. HOME NEws.-we employ regular paid corespon.
dents IN California at ths Ishus Of Dsen In the Rocky
Mountain Gold Region, aud wherever else they seem
requisite Prom the accessible portions Of
country, derive information mainly from the null
Hilarious correspondents Of the Associated Press from
exchanges and the occasional letters Of intelligent friends
We aim to print the cheapest general newspaper With the
fullest and most authentic summary Of useful
that 10 anywhere offered Hoping to 'mske each day
critic on the last and print better and better paper
RON year to year. as our means are steadily enlarg ed
through the generous cooperation Of many we'll wish
solicit and shall labor to deserve continuance Of
pnblic favor. .rt5E.
DAILY TRIBUNE (311 issues per annum) 80
s MI,WEEKLY QOA 81 g
TO CLUBs-Semi- Weakly, two copies for -, FIVE for
411 IS; ten copies to one address for $40 and any
larger number at the latter rate. For club Of twenty
extra copy will be sent For club Of forty, send
Weekly Three copies for - five for ten for y;
and any larger number at the rate Of go each per
the paper to be addressed TO each subscriber To
clubs Of twenty, send an extra copy.
Twenty copies dJdress for $40, with one extra
to him who sends the club For clubs Of forty we send
one copy Of THE SEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE. For each
club Of hundred, THE DAILY TRIBUNE will be sent
gratis one year. .....-..-.f.s
Payment always in advance Address
THE TRIBUNE, No. l54, Nassau st., New York.
THE TRlRpYR Almanac FOR 1860.
This popular Annual will be ready about the LIST Of Jan.
uaSy, and will contain d y 1.-l
THE RETURNS OF THE ELECTIONS OF 1861.
and large amount Of other interesting Political matter.
PAIGE - cents 70 copies for H. 100 copies S. post.
age paid BY Express - per 100 Cash orders solicit
cd Address, THE TRIBUNE, New York.
dec 17-diawS w3w, a.... r..rr r... .r