Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-12-13
The Neao Englond Family Newspaper.
The Springfield Republican
FOR 1862,
Daily, Tri Weekly and Weekly.

The SPRINGFIELD, MASS, REPUBLICAN may
not hesitate to claim position the first and
most distinctive of New England Journals. In
the scope and adaptation of its news in the
choice of its subjects for editorial discussion and
the manner in which it treats them ; in the great
variety OF its contents and in the prominence it
gives to practical, moral and religious questions,
to literature, to gardening and farming and to
every theme of practical and theoretical interest
to the people of New England, The REPUBLICAN
has sought successfully to become their guide,
companion and friend, whether at home or abroad.
The circulation of The Republican, is great be-
yond parallel is the best evidence of its character
and of the realization of its ambitions Rising
2jOO, it is several times that Of any other jour
nal in all New England, out of Boston, and is
surpassed by only a few of the daily newspapers
OF that metropolis. In each OF the counties of
Western Massachusetts,. its readers are more nu-
merous than those of either of their local papers
and they bear greater proportion to the popu-
ation of that section than the readers of any 9th
er newspaper in the whole world to the popua-
ton of similar territory. In Vermont, New
Hampshire and Connecticut, its circulation is
counted by thousands; while 1t is distributed
more literally than any other New England jour.
nal among the emgrants from that section in the
West.
Among the peculiar leading features of The Re-
publican are, a full Summary Of New England
News, arranged by counties and states an elabO-
rate and comprehensive Editorial Review of the
Week Special CORES ondence of a high char ac-
ter from Boston, New York and Washington
weekly review and summary of all Religious
Movements original papers on Husbandry sum-
maries of new ideas and inventions in Science and
Mechanics ; a weekly article on Books, Authors
and Art and an abundance OF original literary
articles, both of prose and poetry, with carefully
selected miscellanies from the freshest books and
magazines These features, added to full and
carefully condensed summaries of all the general
news of the day, both foreign and domestic, with
cOpous editorial discussions of all current topics
combine to make The REPUBLICAN the most com
plete and comprehensive family journal in the
country
The REPUBLICAN is published with new type
on fine paper. Its Saturday Daily and its Week
ly editions are printed on large double sheet
Of the size of the popular New York dailies !;
aflording for the four to five and for the other
seven to eight full pages OF reading matter.
The editorial corps of the paper numbers six
individuals, including DIR. j. g. Holland, the
popular Timothy 1itcomb' of literature and
lecturing, and a lady writer of accomplished tai
ents and literary experience. The character and
numbers of its outside contributors, particularly
in the literary department, have been improved I;
and 1t is the aim of the propretors to make this
department more completely original and of q
higher order, than heretofore. The accomplished
New York letter writer for the paper during the
last three years, Mrs, #" NJ. &. A.'), will reside
for the next season in Washington, and find there
a new and richer field for future contributions to
our paper.
In thee and in all other respects the propre-
tors of The Republican are earnest to maintain
and elevate the attractions and character of their
journal, and keep them in the front rank of the
advancing journalism of America. They call the
attention of their friends to the low prices ut
which their papers are still furnished. and be-
speak continued and extending favor.
TERMS OF THE REPUBLICAN,
For the DAILY PAPER,-one copy. one month
5Oc-one year So. Ten copies to one address one
year $40.
For the TRI-WEEKLY published on Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday mornings)-one copy,
one month SOC one year So ten copies to one
address $25.
For the WEEKLY REPUBLIcAN.--one copy six
months 81 /; one year So two copies to one ad-
dress one year 50. To clubs by mail-fve copies
to one address one year 81 ten copies $l2 TWEEN
~ copies $40. land one to the getter up of the
club forty copies $40 land copy of the Tri-
Weekly Republican, one hundred copies 500
land a copy of The Daily Republican,
All orders must be accompanied with the cash,
and the paper is stopped when the time OF pay
ment has expired
The Daily Republican Is sent to clergymen In
service for So per year the Tri-weekly for 50 ;
and the Weekly for 81. Less than year at full
prices.
Specimen copies sent on application.
SAMUEL BOwLES Il COMPANY,
Publishers, Springfield, Mass.