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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
CAUTION.

As the an Healing Ointment has been grea'
ly counterfeited, we have given this cGutic'l Y
the public, that "no Ointment will be genuihs
unless the names OF James McAlister or jams
McAhster s. Co., are WRITTEN with arEs upon
EVERY label" The label is steel engrayls'
with the figure of "hisensible Preparation Oh
the face. -
Now we hereby offer a reward Of SOW, y
be paid on conviction in any Of the constiialNJ
courts Of the United States, of any lndlVlauN
counterteiting our name and Ointment
D3-The above Ointment is for sale by Adam
Young, Jr., Harper's-Fery; L. p HaIuhTPs'
Winchester: J. p Brown, Charlesiowhi q
r. Boyd s Bro, Mill-Creek, and J. VS.
r. BOYD, Maftinsburg, Va.
Oct, 30, isi5Aly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
He! FOR GEORGIA.
To Farmers and other Pop
usatiGsa.

"a FARMERS with families, able to en-
eSV grate and build, are wanted TO settle the
Town of Halcgondale, Scriven County, Geor-
gia, and TO cultivate each 10 Acres of superior
handsome cleared, some unclsared-lying
in view of the town site. Farmers will lave
town lots gratis, and classical education for
their children, on condition of cutivating fer
tile valley in the grapevine or sugar cane, and
corn, allowing only onef fifth Of the yearly
crops. The crop of single laboring hand or
farmer, at the end of the year, after deductng
the rent charge, will be S350-tar more than
any farmer can make on lands he might buy
anywhere in the South or West The crops
will not be liable for debt; the farmers will pay
no taxes for the land, much Of which is al
ready cleared and fenced; they will live in a
town on one OF the most important Rail Roads
in the world, and have a classical education
for their children. Farmers of Virginia, and
elsewhere, anxious to test this improved Sys-
TEN, are requested to subscribe 10 come on the
LIST of October, 1916. The design Of this cele-
brated discovery and enterprise, is TO combine
ceilzatiop and rational pleasures with the
highest pecuniary rewards. Lots will be let
10 Merchants TO the highest bidder; tl0a year
TO all others-except Farmers, who may have
lots gratis. Address the undersigned, (post-
paid.) Haley ondale, Georgia.
CUYLER w. YOUNG,
or II. X. GREGG, .Agcnt,
June Is, 1876. Martinsburg, Va.
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PREMIUM BOOTS.
cPr2cIAN.
IRON FOUNDRY.

'EsHE undersigned continues to manufac-
T. ture at his Iron Foundry and Thrashing
Machine Mandatory, West Franklin Street,
near the Rail Road, Hagerstown, Md,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27

ALSO. Oh idud "2fS4 tAAs' a. va N'"tNs
and Hair Bracelets, Finger Rings, Breast Pins,
Hoop Ear Rings, Odd Pens, SiirT Spoons,
Sugar longs, 1timbles, God. Neck, Cmb and
Fob Chains, Guard Kegs end Jetceiy, at equal
" low prices. Ali want is a call, to con
vince customers. Al kinds Of Watches and
Clocks repaired, and warranted 10 keep good
time for one year. Old gold and silver bought
for cash. OF taken in exchange. Eight Day
and Thirty Hour Clocks at
LEWIS LADOMUS
Clock, Watch and Jetoehy Store, No 4l3s,
Market st., ADORE In, North side, Plita.
ey-I have also some Gold and Silver Levers,
cheaper than the abore prices.
n. B.--A liberal discount made to persons
buying to sell again. Cal aud see.
MAY q, ls46-Gm
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&aEriGriRs.

EkAPERl PAPER - reams Cap Pa
n per; do Letter do; do. French do.
do.j--ior sale cheap at
aug. 6 J. NJ YOUNG'S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
Jayne's ExpeetOsarlt,
.saysse's Hair Tonic,

For the Preservation, Growth and Beauty of
the Hair, and which viii positively bring in
,Nt,g Hair On Bald Heads, ndprevent its fall
inc out or turning GRAY. Price ST.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
VARIETY.
Cheap Watches.
K CHEAPEST GOLD AID SILVER WATCHES


The CHEhPEST EULU khJ SILVtK WkIUHko
Nv PHKE.sBELPHKS.
GOLD Levers, full iewelled. $500
Sp Silver do. do. 23.00
Gold Lepines, jewelled, 5000
Silver do. DO. 1900
Silver Quarter Watches, fine
quality, l0.00
Gold Watches, plain, 1910
Silver Spectacles, lJ5
Gold Pencils, 200
Gold Bracelets, 300
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27

y YEESE Medicines are recommended and
u extensively used by de most intelli-
gent persons ia de q. States, by numerous
Pr5f@oss AID Presidents Of Colleges, Pbgsi
ciaas of die .qrmg and Mary, and ci Hospitals
and ,4iHss3oists, and By more than 500 Clergy
men Of various denominations.
They are expressly prepared for family use,
and haze Acquired an unprecedented popular
ity tbroughout the y. States; and as they are
SO admiralty calculated to preserve Health and
cure Disease. no family should ever be with
out them. The proprietor Of these valuable
preparations received his education at one of
the best Medical Colleges in the United States,
and has had fifteen years experience in an ex-
tensive and diversified pfactce, BY which he
has had ample opportunities Of acquiring a
practical knowledge Of diseases. and Of the
remedies best calculated TO remove them.
These preparations consist Of
Jayne's ExpectOfaElt,
A valuable remedy for Cough, Colds, Con
sumption, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, Group,
Hopping Cough, Bronchitis, Acute Rheuma-
tism, Pain in The Breast or Side, Pleursy and
inflammation of the Lungs or Throat, Difiioul-
ty Of Breathing, and all diseases Of the Puhno-
nary Organs. Price 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
.Jayne's sanative pills,

For Female Diseases, Liver Complaints, Fee
vers, Infiammations, DISTINCTIONS, Diseases of
the Skin, Sc, and in all cases where an ape
rent Alternative or purgative Medicine is re-
CURED. Price 25 Cents Box.
Prepared only by DIR. ID. Jayne, sole pro-
pretof, No. 90 South Third St, Philadelphia,
and may be obtained of
G. s. c. w. DOLL,
March II. lS46-y Martinsburg, Va.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
JAMES CaRMINaTtvE BALsAM.

A certain cure for Bowel and Summer Com
plants, Diarrhaa, Dysentery, Choiic, Cramps,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Cholera Nor
bus, and all arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels. Nervous Affections, Sc Price so
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
TO the Farmers

FENHE undersigned continues to manuiac-
u ture at his Iron Foundry and Thrashlng
Machine Mandatory, West Franklin Street,
near the Rail Road, Hagerstown, Md,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-08-27
Jayne's Tonic yerHnifuge,

A pleasant, safe, and certain preparation Tor
the removal OF Wosms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stom-
ach, Fever, and Ague, Piles, want of Ape
lite, and all diseases Of debility, especially OF
the Stomach and Bowels and Organs Of Di-
gestion. Price so Cents.
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Executive Committee Of the Abbc>
vile and Edgefcld Union Eill. Society,
composed Of the following ,nrnbcrs, viz:
M"ssrs. William Royal for Ilorcb; A
Waller and W p Hill for Mt Mor,ah; T.
Lake for Damascus L Payne for Fellow
ship; J w Coleman for Sister Springs:
Jas Richardson for Sih:am; Jas Wright
for Walnut Grove; A II McGcc for Tur-
key Creek; w p Martin fer Broadmouth;
A Williams for Little River; w Smith for
Bculah; Jos Sharp for Bethlehem; w
Brooks for Pcnicl; Jas Widcman for
Buffalo; M Cobb for Providence; and
whom the church may appoint for Bc.ha.
ny-will meet at SLOAN on FRIDAY
before the second Sabbath in SEPTEM.
BER NEXT, at 10 O'clock, A. Nj.
Churches not represented iii the Annual
Meeting Of the Society, are requested to
send up their contributions to the meeting
Of the Committee, as the proceedings Of
the Anniversary will not be published till
after that time.
A full and punctuai attendance is much
desired.
The EdgcGcld Advertiser will please
copy four times. w. S. HARRIS,
Augusta 23 At Secretary.
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Abbcvillc Sheriff Sales.
SEPTEMBER.

Sl.tIINEEE.
By virtue Of snndry Writ Of Ficri Facias
TO me directed. will he sold, at Abbcvillc
Court House, on the first Monday in
September next, the following property -
800 Acres OF Land, more or less,
bounded by Samuel Cowan, n Wide nan
and others Levied OIL as the property Of
Edward Collier ads w w Bclchrr.
375 Acres Of and, more or less,
bounded by l. WiGc'nan and others lc-
vic. on rs The property of John Lyon ads
Robert Grnnings.
100 Acres of Land, moro or less,
bounded by Jas McCrackan and others
levied on as the property Of Charles w
Fooshcc ads John Sims for John Smith.
500 Acres of Land, moro or less,
bounded by DR. Wnson Davis and others
levied on as the property of Joel Fooshcc
ads Whitlock, Sullivan Waller, ct al.
81 Acres Of land, more or less, levied
on as the property Of w W Anderson ads
Rcubln Robertson and others
| Horse, levied ON as the property of
Of J S Barnes ads VIM Duncan, admir-.
81 Horses levied on rs the property of
} NJ C;ulling ads II Bolwarc and others.
q Negroes: Matild,, and S children,
levied on as the property Of JAS nj Vandi>
vcr ads ID l. Adams and ntl,"rs.
Terms Cash. J. N-AMEY,
Any l., 1916 Sheriff.
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.ENErCTiVl: OrE,ICi:.


Charleston, S. c., Aug. II, 1916. {
by HIS Excclcncy WM AIKEN, Esq,
Governor and Commandrr~in Chief in
and over thr State Of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been received
at this Department, that Toby, slave OF
Mrs Marre", was shot and killed bv one
JOHN JONES, on Sunday, 9th August,
and that said John Jones has fled from TN"
State, supposed to have gone to Savannah
in Georgia. In the end, that Justice may
b" bad. do hereby offer reward of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprc~
hcnsion and delivery of the said fugitive
from justice. into any Jail in this State.
lie is about 80 years Of age, very stout, 5
feet & or 8 inches high, red face, downcast
countcnance and gray hair.
Given under my hand this l7lh day of Au-
gust, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and torty-six, and in
the seventeen year Of American Indie.
pcnGcncc. WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor:
II. c. Plnckncy, Sec. of State.
Aug 26 2G2t
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Election Notice.


.\n Election, by ballot. for an INTEN,
DANI and four WARDt.NS, to govern
tn: yl''aT" OF Abbcviil', viii b" held ut tn"
Conr, House Oh H." SECOND MON
DAi in SEPTEAlBER NE.XT, from o
oclotk X III The morning until 3 o'clock IN
IN" afternoon, and will be conduct,. by
Al"SSrS. James Perrin, w. A. L."r, aud
Augustus l.oHlaN, who are appointed Ma.
mayors ior that purrn>" and 10 declare tho
sad 81 elton. ]. +. LIVINGSTON,
Nhb"vi!lt 4. H.. Intrndnn'.
24lh August, ISl6 { 3G3t
IMPORTANT SALIt:
Will b. sold, on the 1'th ONf.%IHER
NENT, ut the late residence Of Jos!n,,
Mcac chun, the tract of LAND on which
h" lately resided. situate about thirteen
mics westward of the vilIay" OF AbhrviIl.,
containing Onr Thousand -Four Hundred
ana Thirty Acres, more or less. The
place IS in good state OF Improvement,
having on il !; good Dwelling IOU Si:,
GIN llOuSEand SCREW, ,TIIHASII-
INC HOUSE and TiIRASIlER. in.,v
MILL HOUSE and MILL. and al! no
crssary out buildings; three hundred acres
Of freshly clearer land.
VIII be sold at lEr same lime and pl,cr,
about five Thousand bushels of CORN, "a
quantity of FODDER, about four hundred
bushels OF W HEAT, about on. ihoil.anL
bushels OF OATS, and about li!lv hnSh.ls
OF Rl T.; HORSES and MULES,
CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS. HOUSE,
HOLD and KITCHEN FUTNlTtltf,
PLANTATION TOOLS, and many
othrr articles.
The land will be sold on Il credit of one
and two and three years, and the personal
property on IA credit Of one year, tie whole
TO bear interest from dat"
JAMES MEACHUA1,
F.X'or OF John NIrachun.
August 2G, lSIG 2GlIt
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Pcntatcuch is now ready for the press,
and in view Of the prosecuted, suffering
state Of the Americans, is TO be at once
issued by itself. The managers arc then
under promise TO the missionaries at the
Ooroomiah, in Persia, to furnish means
for publishing the entire bible in modern
Syriac, now in process of translation, the
New Testament being ready for press.
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PnOCL.A ALTON.
iLXECUTIvE OFFICE.

Charleston, $. G., .lng. II, 1916 {
By Ills Excrllcncy WM. AIKEN, Esq,
Governor and Comu,anrr-in-CLlrf in
and over the State of South Carolina.
W h"reas, information has been rcccivcd
at this Department, that ARTHUR, the
slave of Isaac Wrathcrlv, Esq, of Che
raw District, who has ahscond, d from this
State, and Is Said 10 be i'll Nonh Carolina,
aid has recently been engaged in dccoy~
ing off and stealing slaves, ins.igatcd by
white men, who are now in the Gus, odv of
the law, and as so nciarious Il traffic should
be scvcrally arrested; and in order that
the said Arthur may be brougF!: 10 trial, I
do hereby oilcr Il reward Of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail in this State.
Arthur is about 5 feet 7 or g inches high.
about 30 years ofagc, and has keen eye,
and rather IL down look
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au-
gust, III the year Of our LORD one thou
sand eight hundred and folty-sx and i'm
the SEVENTEEN year of American Indc-
prndcnca. WILLIAM AIKEN.
BY the Governor:
X, q. Pinckncy, Sec. of State.
Aug 2G &c ct
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II q II &c r.

WilirLOCk, SULLIVAN & WALL
hI:H, having placed all their NOTES
and ACCOUNTS il oar hands for collec-
ton, with special instructions, those in>
dr!i"d by Note Or Book Account, would
'r v''l to call and make payment as soon
Us convenient. Payment is not TO be
maG:a 10 either The partners, but alone to
It's. PERRIN Il McCOWEN.
July -, 1916 81 tt
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THE SGuTl! tA!:OLINIAN.

:lii. SCIII! tA!:OLINIAN.
i;v \. S!iHi::; and B. r. CARROLL.
''hnn!d sufficient encouragement be re-
c. iv'''!, tn: prorric,ors propose to issue
The South Ga, Gilman, after the first day
Of Octohrr next, as fellows:
y SHtli-N NEf.NlI PAPER at So
per annu!n, in advance; or ST at the
rnl Of the year
y WEEKLY PAPER at So per an
mum: III advance or ~ ut the end
Of l!!c year.
Both papers will contain the same reading
matter, and also, all now advertisements.
Tie South Carolinian will be printed
on the very best paper, With new and beau.
fiful type. Aug 10 tfO.
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OF frc>idcnt anu fcc President
|. Because South Carolina is
the only State in the Union where
they ito not.
2. Because the right never was
vested in the Legislature, but was
an "usurpa1ion," in the opinion of
Mr.. McDutlic. which was concur
red in by Dayton and IIaync; and
the same principle recognized by
MIR. Calhoun. ia relation to the
| 'cmocrntic Convention.
3. Because the mode OF clcctinu
by the Legislature was proposed
and rc.j"cted in the Convention
which framed the Constitution,
with the aid Of the vote OF South
Carolina.
i. Because the late Act Of Con-
grcSs fixing lie time Of election in
November, will require an Extra
Session of the Legislature for the
sprci;'l purpose.
.. Because the compromise us
regards State representation has
noihing to do with this Federal
election.
6. Because IL" present system
has worked badly, the vote of one
fourth hciny able to control the
remaining thrcc-tourlhs.
7. Because that which is both a
right and Il duty the people are
morally hound to exert.
CoiuMbin CM onicLa.
TExAS.-Thc Houston Tclc-
graph OF thu 29lh ult., snys-Wc
regret to learn that the worm is
extending its ravaycs along the
line Of the Trinity and Brazos ;
and it is feared that the cotton
crops in those section will be di-
minished at least onc-lhird by this
destructive insect. In some in
stances they have completely de-
stroycd the crop. One Of the
plantations near Swartwout,
which should have yielded about
200 bales Of cotton, will not yield
ten bales. The worm has made
its appearance in the upl,nds Of
Austin county. The crops on the
Colorado have not yet suffered
much from this insect, and it is
probable that the crop in that sec
ton will be better than that of last
year.
"'lWERE GOOD YOU DO so MUCH
FOR CHARITY. "A wealthy gentle
man of New York, distinguished
for his voluntary bcncvolcncc, in
cludcs among his liberal donations
Qew Of which meet the public cye)
$4,000 &c" the erection ola libra
ry building for Princeton ThcoIo-
gical Seminary; $1,000 10 stcreo-
type one work for the Presbytcri-
an Board Of Publication. and $ 900
for another: $4,000 for one Mis-
sion Church in New York, and
several ten thousands towards 9th
crs; $4,000 for one missionary
contribution, &c. The gentleman
truly thinks that "charity begins
at home" and his larghcsSc is
mostly bestowed on domestic OBJ
.jccts.
A Coon RE,sox.-A Ccw DAYS
since the grand jury ignored II bill
against II huge negro for stealing
chickens, and before discharging
him from cu>t"dy the judge badc
him stand up, and after ii severe
reprimand. he concluded as follows:
Is You may go now, John, but (sha-
king his finger at him) let me
warn you never to appear here
again. John, with delight bca-
ming from his big white eyes, and
with IA broad grin displaying IL row
of beautiful ivory, rrpIicd-:.
wouldn't bin here dis time, Judge,
only the constable fotch ,,on 70
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publicly because it It n sacrifice
for the public cause.
u son of Herman Thorn, Esqr,.
Of this city, who has for some
time been in the Austrian service.
as IL Lieutenant Of IIuSSarS, on
| hearing that his native country
was involved in war, immediately
resigned his commission in the
foreign service. arrived u few days
ago. and proceeded at once to
Washington TO ask Il commission
in the service Of his own country.
This is The real 1hiny-tor he gave
up Il permanent. growing. and
honorable position for the chance
OF employment at home.
". r. Conricr g. Ea4~irrr.
TIE GREAT Mr.. MAcArLEy.-
lie is about 10 years oil age, sal
low complexion, rather corpulcnt.
with Il good round English face
and pleasant expression. In per-
son and manner, he reminds one
Of Wad'ly Thompson. our South
Carolnian. His voice is not strong.
but clear; his cnuncialion rapid
and easy. and his whole manners
more rhetorical or college like
than would suit the taste Of Amc-
ricanS.
The rank AMI file Of the Navy
has been increased $500 men.
during the late session. and the
rank and file Of the Army 1890,
or 1000 men more for each Of the
companies. The enlistment of
the additional men Of the Army is
for five years.
CURE FOR llYDRor11oEIA.-Aw wri-
ter in the National IntclIigencer
says that spirit Of hartshorn is a
certain remedy for the bite of
mad dog. The wounds. he adds,
should be constantly bathcd with
it, and three or four doses, diluted,
taken inwardly during the day.
The hartshorn decomposcs ehem:-
cally the virus insinuatcd INTO the
wound. and Immediately alters
and destroys its dcleteriousncsS.
The writer, who resided in Brazil
Tor some time, first tried it for the
lite Of Il scorpion. and found that
it removed pain and inflammation
almost Instantly. Subsequently
he tried it for the bite Of the rat
tlcsnake with similar success. At
the suggestion Of the writer an
old friend and physician in Eng
land tried it in cases of hydropho-
bia, and always with success.
Eaton, the aged Canadian pc
destrian, who undertook to walk
one thousand miles in one thous-
and consecutive hours, had, at The
last accounts. completed his 575th
mile, and was us fresh and viyo-
rous as when he commenced his
task.
The European correspondent Of
the n. York Courier & Enquirer.
states that MIR. King, Minister of
the United States to France, had
left Paris for London, to remain
two months in England. and that
Mr.. Martin. our Secretary Of Le-'
CATION ut Paris. acts in the mean
time rs Charge dAnaires.
The interest of the Smithsonian
fund which has accrued since that
fund was deposited in the U. S.
Treasury amount to $24O.nO0, and
this sum is appropriated in a way
which can hardly fail t, meet the
hearty concurrence OF the country.
Unfortunately, no aspiration was
made for buildings, but this will
be remcdicd at the next session.
A party Of ladies visiting the
Philahelpfia navy ward. were
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20 PHYSICIANS.

., - .|!NEttTT'>.
li",:lr exchanged ;ic practice Of mcdi-
c;m" Tor more rony"na! employment, l
"il"r inr sal" my rnir. stock OF AlEDI-
tiNES, SHOP FURNITURE, SAD.
~ ~. HAGS;S, an excellent case of SUR.
t'EON'S POCKET INSTU MENTS,
&C &c Nc. This stock embraces all The
m"d!ri'';, furniture, NC. ncsccssary for
In: young Physician 10 enable him to en-
Ter III one" nNoA th" practice Of his profess
*l"n The above articles will be sold at n
sacrifice. Persons wishing. to purchase
wiiapr!y Ut the Printing Office.
&. II. klNGSNORE.
Aug1 25tf
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Country Bacon.
10000 Lbs. Country BACON, prime ar
ticlr, for sale by
SIBLEY e. CRAPON.
Hamburg, Aug II "a st
i'acOn for Sale.
5000 Lbs prime Country BACON lust
received and for sale by
Il. u. MOSELY.
hhhcvi'!r &. RI. Aug II 2i,f
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-27
PROSPECTUS
ron THE
Democratic Pioneer,
Nav pnhIished In Upper anduslsy.

Now Published in Upper sandusky.
THE undersigned, believing it to be tor the
welfare and better organization of the DEM
,ocratlc party, is desirous of publishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be- thoroughly Democratic; while at the
same time much other interesting matter will
appear in it. 1t viii be published every week,
and as far as possible, contain the latest IN
telligence.
In taking the responsibility Of publishing
paper, practice has made it necessary to give
an avowal Of the principles by which it will
be governed, and in so doing, it's deemed suf-
ficient when we say: it will be devoted TO
principles which guarantee to every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni,
versal liberty, holding the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy Of protection, so long as
the doctrine Of freedom and equality are pro-
lfessed to be the governing principles OF our
happy land--without distinction between rich
or poor Believing such were not the gov
erning principles Of the majority in our State
Lerislature last winter, we shall be found bat
'tleing against all such men and measures
II ia the intention of the editor to be per-
fectly free and uncontrolled by any man or
set Of men; and always willing to receive the
counsel Of such as are desrous of promoting
the good cause for which it is published to
yindcate, us the advice of many is more like
Iy to be correct than the few.
The full desire being, to print sheet truly
and wholly Democratic, we not only take our
own opinion, but also the opinions of the IL
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September, 5th, 1915.