The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-09
The Newspaper Of New Eng
land.
YES SPRIVGFIEZD (MASS.
REPUBLICAN,.
DAIxY, TRI-WxKKLY AND WEEKLY.

TIE SPRINGFIELD (MaSs.) REPUBLICAN has
new gained national reputation IS the first OF
paYinciai iOnrnals and the NEST thorough and
var ed of New England newspapers. Its cd
itorial discussions indenendeit alike on po-
lltiCxl, religious and social questions, cover
eye-, variety Of subject in which the pubic
j. or should bo interested, and have secured
sspsci aud attention for their individUalism
their practical directness, tRat pigu ancy. and
tEeig >s:nm"a-"cnse. - news. It's columes
s.ys GvidcI.cc e.: borough care in condensation
and sitting. and present the kern'l OF all that
ras- NJ, al home and abroad. While Of
general literature It's pages present an amrlc
s.,rs. both original and selected, and consti-
tate it one Of IN most popular and useful
Preside Journals If the country.
Among the leading special fta Urcs Of The
RxrTgtTCAN are. a fun sunlmsry of New
England News. arranged by states, and
tending in each Daily To two columns in each
Tri " e.kly to f. rr, and in each Weekly To
irjn four :. six columns; an Editorial Review
of the We-k uf two or three columns: q Week
" P,.,iaw AMI seminary Of Relig:eis intelii-
gene; :, e!;!y original papers an The Ia. III
u.5 Garden; Monthly Summaries in Science
and Iu,eriian: Special Correspond rec from
Ra~fnr New Yorl, and Washington: Original
o. ! sslec.cd Sfp::cs and Poetry TO tb" extent
six or t..n columns weekly; aan,; 3 sdnlmsls
of latest MARKET y Hs.
The X arkLY RHrUBLTCAx IS printed on a
4 doubl, sheet cf the sz of ih2 New York
journals. and gives each week fsrtr-t'co coll
nnt.s of reading matter: and the Daily paper
appears each Saturday on Il sheet of like pr
portions.
The Editors and Proprietors of The REPUB-
I'cAx, encouraged by generous public APP
: r citation and hopeful cf better times for the
country through the great political'revolutiCn
which has had their support from the vere in
isntioii Of it's instrurnentalitv. will continue to
m ,niain and perfect the distinctive character
eeics af their journals. and reno or them wor-
htv Of the still wider circulation, which they
bcspeak from friends and the public. They
seek. especially. to render The REPUBLICAN the
organ aud representative of New England life
and character and make it the favorite Family
Newspaper of Yankees at home and abroad.
Dir. J. c. HOLLAND { Timothy Titcomb". !
the popular author. continues connected both
with the editorial and proprietary depart ments
Of the paper; and his Pm constantly enriches
its columns In addition to his varioua ed
itorisl articles. he will furnish during the COM
ting year a special series of papers over his
own name.
Tao readers OF The Republican for 1859
will be glad To know tha new ries of New
York letters from the gifted pen of IN. A.
n" will commence at once, and be contin-
mad through 1861.
For The WEEKLY REPuBLroAx,-one copy
months 81; one year 81; two copies to one
address one year 81. To clubs by mail
five copies to one address one year 81 ten
copies Sl2; twenty copies $20, (and one to
the getter-up OF the club); forty copies $40
land copy of The Tri-Weekly Republican,;
one hundred copies sic (ana copy of The
Daily Republican,
All orders must be accompanied with the
cash, and the paper is stopped when the tire
ofpayment has expired.
The Daily Republican il sent to clergyman
IN service Tor 50 per year; the Tri- Weekly for
o.; and the Weekly for 81.
Specimen sopiss sent on application.
CAMEL BowLss d oQsIPART.
PaSsisbext SsAssessd, BsAe