Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-01-04
BEDFORD IMQUERER
TIRE TRIBUNE FOR 1850.
PROSPECTUS.

THE NXth Volume Of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE
commenced with ths issue OF Sept. l. During the
past yeas Tee Tribune has been obliged to devote
uiIifssa large proportion Of its space to Politics.
but shail soon he able to forego Political dis
clfssioBs alip0st entirely, for months II not for
years, and devote nearly al our columns to sub
iects OF less inlsasa. but more abiding interest
Among these, VS. mean TO pay especial attention
to.
l. EpUcArIos The whole subject OF Education.
both Pepuar eG3 6eaeral, will be discussed in
our columns Throughout the year 1861, and we
hope to elicit IN chat discussion some Of the pro-
foHndest tlrmserS ard Inc a5ast instructors in our
country. Il l. at a7lee our hope and our resolve
that the cause of Eahea,ion shall receive impe-
tins from the exeftions 8i The TRIBUNE in Its be-
half durins tae year 1851.
IL. AGRicULrVzf We have been compelled to
restrict etueieati0ns Of this great interest
throughout 1860, aus sfail epdeaFor TO atone there
for in 1861. aateYee discovery, deduction, de-
monstration, Is caleHlfsa 70 render the reward OF
labor devoted to cultivation more ample or more
certain, shall reeeiTe prampt ana fun attention.
III. MASUFACI UEEs. %e.-- Ne hail every inyen-
ton or enterprise whereby american Capital and
Labor are attracted 10 and arsvantage0usly en-
ployed in any deR@tmeut Of Manufacturing or
Mechanical Industry a ral contribution to the
Public Veal issnllng 2paiers stesdier, more con
yenieRt more reInuneratlhS markets TO the Farm
er, with fuller employment and better wages to the
Laborer. The pragress of Mining, Iron-M aking,
Steel-Making, Clotli- y eav5ng. &c. &c.. in our
country and the world snail So watched and re-
ported by Us With an earnest and active sympathy
". FOREIGN AFPAtRs,-We employ the best
correspondents ia london, Paris, Turin Berlin
and other European Capitals. 10 transmit us early
and accurate adyiees OF he great changes there
silently but certainly nrcp9riBs. In spite Of the
pressure OF Domestic Politics, our News from the
Old World is now Varied aud ample, but we shall
have to render u more perfect during the eventful
year just before us.
V. HOWE NEWS We employ regular paid cor
respondents in GalIornia al The Isfhmus of Dari
en-, in the Rocky Mountain Sold Region, and
wherever else they seem requisite. Frem themore
accessible portions OF oaT own eouBtry we derive
Our Information mainly from the multiiarioas cor
respondents o. the associated Press, from our ex-
changes, and the occasional letters of INTELLIGENT
friends. We aim 10 print the cheapest general
newspaper with the fullest and Most authentic
summary Of useful intelligence, that is anywhere
auoFGed. Hoping TO snake each day critic on
the last" ana Print better and better paper from
year TO year, as our means are steadily enlarged
through the generous cO-operati0n Of our many
Eel-wishers, we solicit and shall labor to deserve,
continuance of public fsyor
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