The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN.
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by SAMUEL DoWLBs & COMPANY,
srRNdrfELD, Mass.
The Representative New England Jour
nal.
AVID THE BEST GENERAL NEWSPAPER iN THE
- COUNTRY.
f,HIS is large, rst-class, quarto sheet of eight
. Il pages and forty eight columns, printed every
Friday, and containing the news by telegraph
from all quarters up to that morning. aAJT
Among its Editors are SAMUEL BowLEs, Or. ].
@. HotLAND (TIaiohy Tteop,Jl, JosErH e. Hoor
WILLIAM NJ. PoMERoY; and among n large vari-
ETY. of local and general correspondents are, WILL
LIAM s. RoBINsoN.of Boston Warrington, d. w.
BARr1ETr Of Washington Vm), Mrs. NJ. 9. AMEs,
Miss @, S. WHITHARsH (now writing from, Eu-
rope), Rev. WILLIAM L. GAGE (also now writing
from Europe), and .S.raiei, Jr, from New York and
Newport -.5ttto. .-lt
IT'S aim and its reputation are Of the leading and
representative journalism Of New England, COM
passing the news of New England, and interpreting
intelgeutly and literally, sobery but sharply, the
distinctive ideas Of New England. Freedom from
mere party bonds, Free aud Liberal Church
Universal and Enforced Education, an Impartia;
aud Intelligent Suffrage, the Use and Improvoment
of all the means of elevatiug Socety, dignifyiug
Labor, cultivating Art and Literature-these are
some Of its objects and devotions; these its New
England Ideas. The effort of its conductors is to
make not a Springfield nor Boston, nor even
Massachusetts Journal, but more particularly a Ma
tional New England one; such as will be the wor-
thy companion and representative of all New Eng
landers at home or in the South and West, andth
instructor Of all who wish to know what's passing
in the New England States, and of what fiber is
their intellectual and moral and religious growth
Among its especial weekly features aud contents
are-1, An Editorial Review and Summary of the
News of the Week, extending to several columns
and prepared expressly for its columns; 2 Letters
from special correspondents at Boston. New York
and Washington; 8, A full and intelligent summa-
ry of Religious Intelligence, domestic and f0reign
4, A copious and carefully prepared digest Of all
New England Local News, giving each couHty in
Western Massachusetts and each State a special
department; s., From six TO ten columns of Edito-
"a current topics of interest and Social, Reli
| gous and Political themes; Q, Details of all the
important News of the Week, public documents III
full, or intelligent summaries, the record of Con.
| gress, ETC.: Z Books, Authors and Art-a review
of leading books and collation. of all that is
fresh ana piquant in Literature, Art and Music; s
Letter from Europe; Q, Full page (eight columns
and often more of choice Literature, original nnd
selected, including stories, poetry, selections from
new books and foreign magazines, etc.; 70, gri
cultural AMI Scientific and Mechapical articles; / !
Review and summary Of the Financial and Com
mercal news Of the week, with the latest New
York, Boston, Albany, Htrtford and Springfield
Markets; II, Marriages, Births and Deaths, full
compilation, and embracing all of locally noted
persons in New England
All these features Of The REPUBLICAN, are revised
or prepared expressly for its columns by compe
tent journalists; and to all are given fresfnes.
and originality, and adaptation to the tastes ant
wants Of the great mass of newspaper readers, tha
it is not presumption to say belong to the ctGtent.
OF no other weekly in the land.
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men copies sent on application.
The DAILY REPUnLcAN at 50 a year, and til,
SEMI " EEKIY REPUBLIcAN Wednesdays and Sat
urdays on double sheet) at ST. are edited anC
published by the same association.
SAMUEL BoWLES & COMPANY,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.