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JIM FREEMAN, f3orfoik.
81 GENUINE GAI.YANIC

4 IHRISTIE'S GENUINE GALVANIC
~ RINGS, FLUID, &C. Just received anot her
lets, Bands, Necklaces, and Magnetic Fluid, for
the prevention and cure of Rheumatism, Gout, Tic.
pouloureux, Cramp, Fits, Paralysis, Headache
vous Complaints.
CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS.-Tbey are confidently recommended
matism, (acute or chronic) in all Nervous ON
plants, Pains or Weakness of the Chest of Back
ram In the Side, Asthmatic Affections, weakness
or oppression OF the Pulmonary Organ. In Spinal
Complaints their effects of a decided charac.
ter The Genuine sold only at the Drug Store
Sign OF the Big Mortar All others worthless
limitations Beware or Countericits! Please call
and get a Pamphlet gratis.
June CHAS. Fl. HEINITSH, Agent
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TNHE FEMALE MINISTER; or A Sons
n Revenge; Novel, Translated from the origi.
nal by Eugene Lies and Eugene Plunkette
Marguerite De Vaois; an Historical Romance
by A. Dumas.
Year with the Frankns or, to Suffer and be
Strong, by f. Jane Cate.
The Oregon Territory, its History and Discovery;
including an account of the Convention of the
Escurlal; also, the treaties and negotiations be.
tween the United States and Great Britain held at
various times for the settlement of boundary line
land an examination of the whole question In re.
sPect to facts and the law of nations, by Travers
Iwiss, ID. G. L., F. r.. s., Professor OF Political
Economy in the University of Oxford
Nos. II and 10 Harper's illustrated Shakespeare
No. 53 Illuminated Bible. The above received
and for sale at W. II. I'll. HODGES cos
MAY 10 Book, Lamp and Variety Store
NEW BOoKS.-rhe Discoursos aud Essays
~ OF the Rev'd. J. III. Merle D'Aubigne ID. ID ,
President OF the Theological Seminary, Geneva
author OF the History of the Great Reforma ton -
&c.
Life in Prairie Land, by Eliza Farnbam
The French First Class Books; being a new sc.
lection of Reading Lessons, by VIM. b. Fowle.
The Bush Ranger of Van Dicmen's Land by
Charles Bancroft
Blakc's LIST Book in Astronomy, for the use of
Schools, illustrated with steel plate engravings
Nos. 10 and so Illustrated Shakespeare For sale
by W. III. II. HODGES g. CO.
Dealers in Books, Music and Fancy Goods
June 2
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nR. SwAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP
~ OF WILD CHERRY

Il 4 IL. N
IL OF WILD CHERRY
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Liver Com.
plant, Splitting Blood difficulty of Breathing,
Pain in the Side and Breast, Palpitaton of the
Heart, Influenza, Group, Broken Constitu-
ton, Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
all Diseases OF the Throat, Breast and
Lungs; the most cffectua and speedy
cure ever known for any of the
above diseases is
THE GENUINE PREPARATIONS
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
Consumptlvcs, or those whose lungs are affected
slightly, should take this Syrup without delay by
winch they may prevent the fixing of that dire dis
ease fully and firmly. How important then, to
evoid III Never live a day with a cough when this
Syrup can be had, and you are nearly certain,
ton.
DIR. swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY was the first prepai alton from
that valuable tree which introduced to the
public, and ample proof is afforded of its success
by the country, being flooded with =" Balsams,''
" Candies and =" Mixturee'' of Wild Cherry, not
one OF which Is prepared by regular oh stefan
although they have assumed the names of respecta,
pie Physiclans to give currency to their % Nos
tFums" And there is " Impostor'' who has
come out within few DAYS. with Compound Syr-
up of Wild Cherry clinging still closer to tine orr T
nal ma, name, that persons might he deceived if they
DID not bear In mind the name Of DR.. SWAYNE
Therefore the public should be on their guard, and
not have worthless mixture palmed upon them
only prepared b v Dr. IS9 Sp9E"tSn Which is
Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia
~ The public arc requested TO remember that it
i ,s Or. swayne's CompGnnd Syrup of Wild Cherry,
mat has and Is repeatedly performing such mirac-
uous cures of diseases which have baffled the skin
of the Profession and set at defiance tn, whole cat
aloguc of Patent Medicines which arc dailv unified
through the organs of the press Therefore ask for
DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
and purchase none other.
CHARLES II. HEINITSH, A gent for Portsmouth
Va, King & Toy, and ID. ID. Murden Norfolk and
Peyton Johnston, Richmond, Va Dec %
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NEW AND VALUABLE BoOKs.-TI

~ Legal Rights and Duties of Women with an
extraordinary history of their legal condition in
the Hebrew, Roman and Feudal civil systems in
GLIDING the law of marriage and divorce, tho
cal relations of husband and wife, parent and
child, of guardian and ward, and of employer and
employed.
PASTORS Hand Book comprising selections of
Scripture, arranged for various sions Of official
duty, together with select formulas for maria &C
&c, and rules of order for Churches Eco esiasti.
Gals, and other assemblies, by Rev. w. w. Everts.
Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation a book for
the times, by an American citizen
The Union of the Holy Spirit and the Church in
kyn, ID. d.
The Missionary Enterprise; collection of Dis
courses on Christian Missions, by American au-
thors, edited by Baron Stow
The Preacher's Manual Lectures on Preaching
furnishing rules and examples for every kind Of
pulpit address, by Rev. S. II. Sturtevant. Reprint
ed entire from the last London revised addition =
All OF the above for sale low by
w. III. III. HODGES s. CO.
Dealers in Books Lamps and Fancy Goods,
June Crawford street
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TRVING'S CATECHISMS. of Astronomy,
Botany, Chemistry, Jewish Antiquities. Grecian
Antiquities, Roman Antiquities, Mythology Bioq.
raPby, OnIyeIsal History, Grecian History Roman
History, and English History. For sale at the New
Book Store-price I25 cts.each
April II ". p. WEBSTER
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THE STANDARD PRONOUNCING Die.
u TIONARY of the French and Ennli.h Ian.

THE STANDARD PRONOUNCING Die.
Il TlONARY of the French and English Ian
guages, in two parts.
Part lst, French and English Part End, Eng.
lish and French
The First Part comprchending words in common
use. Terms connected with Science. Terms be-
longing to the fine Arts. 1000 Historical Names
4OOO Biographical Names, 100 terms lately pub
hshed, with the Pronunciation of every word ac-
cordlng TO the French Academy and the most emf.
nent photographers and Grammarians together
with 100 Critical Remarks, in which the various
methods of pronouncing employed by different au.
other. " $500
me second Part, containing copious vocabu-
larry oil English words and expressions, with the
pronunciation according to Walker. The whole
preceded by a practical and comprehensive system
OF French pronunciation, by Gabriel Surenne, F.
A >; E., French Teacher in Edinburgh Core.
spending Member of the French Grammatical So.
ciety of Paris; Lecturer Military History in the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy and author
OF several works on Education. Reprinted from a
duplicate cast of the stereotype plates of the last
Edinburgh Edition. One stout volume. I2mo. 90C
pages. Price $l.50. At the New Book Store
June b N. u. WEBSTER
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OOMT OOND SG RUP OF WILD CHERRY &.
Another WonderfuI c,ire Of Consumption
Dr. S,uayne's Compound Syrup
Of Hid Cherry.
Gj-TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
CURES, permanent cures, are daily performed
COMPOUND SYRUP OE WILD CHERRY This
medicine has in many thousand instances brought
health and returning vioc- to the weak and lam
guild frame. in curing Consumption, Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Blood, Tickling or Rising
in the Throat, Liver Complaint, Weak Nerves SC ,
II has no equal AS a Family Medicine man can
measure its value.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER Read the following let
ter from MIR. VIM. Shaw, respectable Drug gist
IN wilmington, N. c., a gentleman of unbounded
vcracIty, In whose word the most implicit conf
dence may be placed, another proof of the superb
ority OF Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry.
WILmINeToN, ". c., Jan S, 1876.
DR.. Swayne-Dear Sir-You will please send me
twelve dozen or more, you fit, of your Syrup
OF Wild Cherry. From sales of to-day have but
half dozen on hand the sales rapidly i1creas
ing, and will, have doubt, continue to do So
An acquaintance of mine called few days ago to
tects He is from the country and mipister in
the Methodist Church. Shortly aftt r obtaining the
agency, prevale upon him TO try bottle, though
doubted whether any benefit could be derived Tor
ne, as we'll as myself, thought his was con-
mined Consumption In fact, every symptom was
indicative Shortly after, lie wrote me to send him
four or five bottles more. He came to town last
week. j will quote his own language. "Sir,"
said be, GO 1 am new man, and consider il a du-
ty owe to the public to tell what Dr.. Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry has done for me -
will publish his certificate, and he is generally
known all over our section, expect good results
from it,.
with every feelino IF reaDect yo,rs tr,I,,
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SATIN STRIPED BARRAGES hal
y ZORiNES AND LAWNS.-JOHN COOKE &
Co, have now received their entire stock of DRESS
GOODS, and would beg leave TO call the attention.
of the Ladies to tier handsome and we'll selected
Stock of Satin Striped Barrsges, Balconies and
Lawns. AS they are convinced they caunot be
surpassed, either as regards neatness beauty or
chcapness JNO. COOKE & co.
April %
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INVITE LEAD. PA1NTs. OILS. g.

WHITE LEAD, PAINTS, OILS, &C.
w Just received large quantity of Ground
white Lead, Guaranteed perfectly pure) together
with Pure Iinsecd Oil, Turpcninc, Varnishes cd
Nerdigris, Chrome yellow and Green IitharRe
ked Lead. Lamp Black, Terra Sienna, Red and
yellow Ochre, Eng. Venetian Red, VcrmiIlon
window Glass, Putty, &c. Also. Superior Lamp
OILS, three different kinds. For sale at the Druo
store, High street, Sign of the Big Mortar
July ii CHAS II. HEINTTSH, Agent.
GALT.-4OO sacks SALT, for sale bv
= Jahb J"WDLS, Commerce 81
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REALLY BEAUTIFUL.-Justrcce per
- scbr Belle, from New York. a lot O Git and
JaPpaned Spittons, Light House lanterns. Tin
@ ana Candie5ucks,a as low as l2I cents apiece,
lower than ever sold in this place before
DANIEL S. CHERRY
June 81 Under the Old Dominion ONE
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WErIoS PRIMARY SCHOOL
- MAR.-Tbis concise and very lucid Elements.
~ Treatise for beginners, just polished has been
and Teachers. Although it has been ont nS ,b
press but few weeks it has been introd,cJ ~ W; ue
nc 9o nunoer OF schools, ond bids fair TO become
cxtant For sale at the New Book Store ANU
April III ". -. WEBSTER
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NEW BOOKS just received aud for sale at
~ Publishers prices, by
w III III IIDDcES q. ca

~ Publishers prices, by
w. H. III. HODGES & co.
Theology explained and defended in 4 Series of
etmons, by Timothy Dwight with memoir of
the Life of the Author, in four volumes,
Narratives of remarkable Criminal Trials trans.
lated from the German by Lady Duff Gordon.
inc Farmers Dictionary; a vocabulary of the
technical terms recently introduced into agricul-
tnre and horticulture from various sciences, and
also compendium of Practical Farming; the lat.
ter chiefly from the works OF the Rev. W. l.. Rham
Loudon, Low, and Youatt, and the most eminent
american Authors. edited by ID. p. Gardner, NJ. d.
honorary Member of several Agricultural Societies
with numerous illustrations,
Jessie's Flirtations, by the author of Kate in
Search of Husband, &c. Price % cts
Inc Young Duke {" A moral tale, though gay'
by D'Israeii-price 25 cts. March Al
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NEWS! NEWSl!-We have lost received
- ano' her assortment of those beautiful FIRE
SCkbCNS. Gail soon and make your selection,
- tney arc ceiling rapidly. Remember we are
cents for so cents only. S''' ~ 20
way 70 w. IT, n. HODGES & co
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A PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF BOOK
! KEEPING BY SINGLE ENTRY; exempIifed
In Two sets OF books ootanng various forms of
Bills, Mercantile Calculations &c, adnpteJ 10 the
use OF Schools, as well as for Merchants Retailers
and Mechanics, by B. w Foster, Practical Ac.
countant For sale by
June 20 w. II. II. HODGES & co.
I IST OF NEW MUSIC lust received al
- - w. ~. ii. HODGES & CO.'S Book, Music and
The Hearts First Dream ofIove
They Little Know the Charms
We BELOVED Again
The Little Star
Blue Eyes
Speak gently
Thou art LOveer
Governor Aiken's March
Oleander Waltz
To Win the Love Of Thee
In ChiIdhood's Calm and sinle5s Bloom
W. Met by Chance
Poctry-Thc Portrait
Athletic Waltz
rho Isle of Founts Nav 26
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CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-Notbine in
~ the city can beat those beautiful BROSZE
SLIPPERS, at 625 cents.
Just received small lot of Bronze Sinners of
superior make; Our former price has been rs to
Slt cents and for the same kind, we are now of.
feTing at 62s cents. Call SOON for they are going
OIL rapidly, al the New York Boot apo Shoe Store
june 10 J. ri. GREGORY.
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AND CLOCK REpAIRING.

The Subscriber respcctfuI,
ly inform the Inhabitants Of
Portsmouth and Norfolk. thar
he has commenced the WATCH
AND CLOCK RErAIRtNo BUsI.
NESS, at the Stand formerly
occupied by C. w Heydon,
and he would say to the Pub.
lie that he has served a regu-
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NEW & FASHION

ABLE GOODS.-I have Just
returned with a new q nd spIen.
did assortment of Gold, Silver
Lepine, Lever, and Verge
Watches, Gold Guards "a large
lot of Breast Pins. an unusual
large stock, Gold Fob and Vest
Cha.,>. Ct.l ~.ll AL,
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We have received by the packet ship
Norma, Captain Barton, from Havana,
the Faro Industrial to the 10th ult. Il
contains intelligence from the city of Mex
leo and Vera Cruz to the 3lst of Janua-
ry, ten days later than our previous advi-
ces.
According to these accounts, Paredes
remains in the undisturbed enjoyment of
the power which his military force acqui-
red for him, and his course and conduct
seem to make it appear that as far as re-
CARDS the good government, the power
could not have fallen into better hands.
All accounts of revolution, subversive
of his authority, which date prior to the
3lst of January, are falsifed by the intel
ligence We have received. No movement
up to that date was made, or even appears
contemplated, against the power and au-
thority of Paredes.
At any rate, there is nothing in the pa
per relative TO the reported PRoNuNcA-
mENTo of Arista.-N. 0. Courier.
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slave Hunting.

Three white men, who claim to be
Pensylvanians, and reside in the neigh
borhood of Chambersburg, captured four
negroes as runaway slaves from Mary
land. at Monteursvill, Lycoming county,
and were driving them through the town
of Milton, Northumberland county, on the
10th inst. hand-cuffed, two together, the
white men on horseback, one carrying a
rifle and tomahawk-when they were
arrested as kidnappers, and were lodged
in jail at Sunbury. The negroes were
also arrested on charge of theft, and
were committed to the same prison,
where the negroes and negro-catchers will
remain until the matter is investigated.
wWe advise the gentlemen "in the
nighborhood of Chambersburg" who have
taste for the Slave Trade. to fit out an
expedition for Africa at once, and go into
the business upon more respectable
scale.-Chambersburg Wing.
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The Right of way Bill.

The Harrisburg Telegraph Of the 25th
February has the following gratifying in
telligencc.
The bill Tor the right Of way to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was taken
up on second reading in the Senate this
morning, dnd the first section of the bill
was passed by the following vote;,
YEAS -Messrs. Anderson, Black,
Carson Darragh, Darsle, Dimmick, Dun
lap. Ebadgh, Gibbons, Gillis, Hill, Hoo
yer, Morrison, Rain, Ross, Ssnderson,
Sullivan, Williamson, Sherwood Speak
er.-l9.
NAYS.-Messrs. Benner, Bigler,
Chapman. Cornman, Crabb, Creacralt.
Fegely, Foulkrod, Hickman, Jordan,
Smith, Wagenseiler.-l2.
The Senate proceeded to act upon the
other sections of the billuntil the adjourn
ment.
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APPEALS,

& BU RSUANf TO the acts of Assem-
bly,, the commissioners Of Somer-
Sc. county will hold an appeal a. their
office in Somerset.
For the townships Of Milford. Tar
keyfoat and Addison, on Monday the
23d day of March.
For the townships Of Elklick. Sum-
nit. Broihersvalley and Berlin bor. on
Tuesday the Gath Of March.
For the townships Of Greenville,
Southampton ard Allegheny, on We'd
nestlay the 25lh of March.
For the townships of Stonycreek,
Shade, QUemahoning and Sioystown Dor.
on Thursday the 25lh March.
For the townships of Paint. Cone
maugh, Jenner and Somerset borough
and tp. on Friday the 9Th day ofMsrc. h.
At which time and place all persons
feeling themselves sggrieved by the AS
sessments made for 1916. can attend If
they think proper. The Assessors are
required to be present upon the days
fixed for their respective districts.
F. WEIMER,
]. r. KING.
p. BERKEY,
Attest, Comm 70.
febi7 r. l.. STEWART, clerk.
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The Bribery Case.

In a preceding column the reader will
find an account of an attempt at bribery
by man named McCook, upon certain
members Of our StateIIegislature. TheHar-
risburg Telegraph states that McCook was
boundover to appear atthe next court of
Quarter Sessions to answer TO the charge,
andit was said he had commenced proceed
ings in turn, against Messrs. Piolletand Bur
rcll of the House, aud John Laporte,
Esq, Surveyor General, and Jesse Mil
Ter, Esq, Secretary Of the Commonwealth,
for conspiracy. A nice business, truly,
for the leaders of the "unterrifed Democ-
racy" to be engaged in.
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The Foreign News which we publish
in to-day's paper is of the highest inter
est. Upon acursory perusal We deemed
it rather favorable; But from the tenor OF
the following paragraph which we find in
the National Intellig encer, it appears that
the editors ofthat journal have arrired at
a different conelusion;-
We have looked carefully through the
English newspapers on the subject of
Oregon, and attentiyely considered what
has been expressed by leading pers ons in
both Houses of Parliament, and we con-
|. fcss we do not see much change in the
aspect Of things, nor any change that can
be regarded as favorable. 1t appears to
us that the English Ministry stand where
they stood some months ago, IN the re-
spective declarations of Lord Aberdeen
and Sir Robert Peel; and we apprehend
an impression will be made still more I'M
favorable on the English Ministry and En-
glsh mind when il shall be seen thatthe
Government of the United States has re-
peatedly rejected what can hardly fail to
beregarded as terms fora fair and honorable
termination of the dispute.
We NAV add, as another circumstance
calculated to cause deep regret, that the
remarks made by the PresidanL in his
message at the opening of the session,
respecting the conduct Of FRANCE, have
produced just the effect which discreet
persons foresaw-namely, a degree of as
tonishment at the Presidents language,
and an impression unfavorable on the
whole. as we greatly fear, to the general
character and conduct of the present A.
merican Government. Well may it be
asked, What wisdom, then, in the gratui
thus indulgence of remarks calculated to
avert the sympathy Of enlightened ma
tions from Us and our cause! On the
whole,we wish that prospects of continued
peace were brighter and stronger.
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bridge BUILDING.

TEVI1E undersigned commissioners Of
II Somerset county, will sell on FRI
day The 18Th day of March 1876. aeon
tract TO the lowest bidder. for building a
bridge over Laurel Hill creek at or near
Kaoser's Mill in Milford township. in
said county.
Sale to take place at the bridge at
O'Clock p NJ. A Plan of The bridge will
Do exhibited on the dav OF sale.
+. WEIMER,
j. r. KING,
feb'7 p. BERkEY, Cen'rs.
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The Weather.

The cold during several days the past
week was intense, accompanied by high
winds and occasional skifts of snow.-
On Saturday morning it moderated a liz
tie, and during that day and the night fol-
lowing we had an additional fall Of snow
Of about six inches. We have now
th7ee feet of snow on the ground, with a
brisk north-wester sweeping oyerit.
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Congress.

Our latest intelligence from Washing
ton is dated February the 24lh. In the
Senate on Saturday, the Oregon Resolu.
tions had been still under consideration
and the House was chiefly engaged in
matters of local character. Both Houses
adjourned over from Monday morning till
Tuesday, in honor of Washington's Birth
Day. The Committee of WAYS and
Means in the House Of Representatives,
it is expected. viii report new Revenue
Bill in the course of the present week.
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SUPPRESSED CORRESPONDENCE
part of Mr.. McLane's letter TO Mr.. Bu-
chanan, suppressed by the President in
his communication TO Congress, has be-
come an anxious subject OF enquiry
The correspondent of the North Ameri-
can, at Washington, says:-.'As consider
able speculation has been ahoat in refer
ence to that portion of Mr.. McLane's let
ter, in which he refers TO his Gown opin-
ions" as to the preparations of England,
and which is suppressed from the public
eve, have sufficient reasons for stating,
he declares it TO be his candid conviction,
that they had no reference to difficulty
with the United States, were prosecuted
in compliance with former appropriations
and contracts, and would have been COM
pleted. whether this dispute has arisen or
not. And venture to state farther, that
General Cass was apprised OF these facts,
when he made hisla belligerentspeech.
in which he took special care to tell the
country of the preparations, but not 10
represent the impressions of our minister
concerning the objects for which they
were made. This er parfc management
is part of the panicmaking system, in
which the War-candidates for the Presi-
dency are prone TO indulge-and which
deserves to be exposed to censure by eve
ry independent press"