The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-01-23
The Newspaper Of New Eng"
land.
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REPURLIC1N.
DAIY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

TIE SrRrysrIELD Mass RErUH1IcAY has
now gained national reputation rs the first of
povincial ionrnaI, and the most thorough and
var ed of Jew England newspapers. Its cd
itorial discussions. independent alike on po-
ltcal, religious and social questions, cover
everv variety Of subject in which the public
il or should be Interested, and have secured
aspect and attention for their indiyidualism
their practical drectness, that pie ancy. and
their common-sensc. In news, its columes
give evidence of thorough care in condensation
ant sizing and present the kern IL Of all tho;
spasSIng at homo anl abroad. While of
general literature It's pages present an ample
store. both original and selected. and cons1i-
trto 1t one of II most popular and useful
frsside journals Of the country.
Am0a- the leading special fa' tres of The
RErUBLTcAN are, a full summary of New
England News. arranged BY statcs, and eX
tending in each Daily to two columns, in each
Tri Weekly 10 f ur, and in each Weekly to
FROM foCr is xix columns; an Editorial Review
Of the Week "f two or three columns; a Wee!,-
ly Review and Summary of ReligisHs Intciii-
gnnae; weekly original papers on The Fam
80 Garden: Monthly Summaries in Science
and Invention; Special Correspondence from
Boston. New York and Washington; Original
an selected Stories and Poetry to the extent
Of SIX OF ten columns weekly; aand summary
of latest Market News.
The w EETLY REPUBLICAN is printed on a
double sheet Of the siz of the New York
journals and gives each week forty-t'ro COL
snas of reading matter; and he Daily paper
appears each Saturday on sheet Of like pro-
portions
The Editors AMI Proprietors of The REPuB-
LEAN, encouraged by generous public APP
n station and hopeful of better times for tie
ba Il,
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ceics Of their Journals, and rend er them wor-
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hcspesk from friends and the public. They
Yeat. especially. to render The REPUBLICAN the
cyan and representative of New England life
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Newspaper of Yankees Mt home and abroad
DIR. J. g. HOLLAND Timothy TitcOmb" J
the popular author continues connected both
wifi the editorial Gid proprietary depart ments
Of the paper; and his pm constantly cnriches
its columns. In addition to his yariOua ed
itorial articles, he will furnish during the COM
ting year special series of papers over his
Own name.
Tie readers of The Republican for 1859
will be glad to know tina new ries of New
York letters from the giftei pen IN. A.
A." will commence at once, and be contin-
ued through 1861.
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