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Notice.

IS hereby given that shall apply to the
7 pro""te lndge Of Nevada county on the End,
lay OF September term being OH the Old ;
1ay Of September 1851, for letters OF admin.
lstration 70 admisister on the estate of J. C.
miller deceased Of said Nevada county, those
having objections to such administration. are
hereby notified to come toward and show
cause r-hy such letters of administrator
S'.'aid not be granted to this applicant
." 81 PATRICK McIANE
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STYLES and Lyon, General

Undertakers. corner Of Pine and Commer-
cial streets, keep On hand at all times, a
full supply of ready made collins of all
sizes also good hearse. Undertaking
in all its various branches speedily and
expeditiouIy executed. The friends of
deceased persons are respectfully invited
to give them a call aug7*lm
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NJ Q T ICE,

Taken up, two miles No til of Nevada City,
OH the 29th Of June last, fly-btten grey
mare, about seven years Old, branded II on the
right .houdcr ri hs eye out, and hole in
each ear Said mare has been running for
some tine between the South and Middle lu=
ba. q. Humbug Canon
For further particulars, enquire off. Wi
hanson 4 Co, Main st
july2 {. FOSI TER.
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DENTISTRY.

S. C. MCINTYRE respectfully in
forms tho public that he has located
himself in Nevada, and offers his undi-
vided professional attention in oil its
branches. From a long experience, and
the highest te-timonials from DR.. Brcws-
ter, of Paris, with whom he graduated)
and DR.. Parudy Of New York, he hopes
to merit public confidence. lie proposes
visiting Grass Valley and Rough and
Ready few days every month.
All opc ratioGs warranted,
au23-tf
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For Sale or Rent.

nc livery Stand upon Main and Com.
-, erclai streets, known a. the 1T,rrrn
h,tS % - eLEs," and COMMANDING n vism =.
me ,,,a.' s@a stree will b. sold r. renies OIL :"
q s .ana for ~. 'sr%. rir. Tho advantages
o." the z5th inst. 10SseSsion given
on Broad street. '"' "ohn WArcn,"
'NsF"da city, Sept, 10, IsjI..tf
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MERCANTILE HOTEL AND RES
" TAuRANT, Front ST., one door north
9 ne i1dcidr lt2mrf San Francisco
his establishment Is now open for the re-
eeeptlon Of permanent and transient boarders
Inc house being centrally located in the bus,
ness part OF the city, and convenient TO the
andisg OF the Sacramento boats, render this
70 country merchants one of the most desira-
BILE houses in the city Rooms furnished or
uufurnished, can be had at reasonable rates.
,ny the day, week, or month, and meals NAV
Dc obtained any hour in the Restaurant, where
VIII De found at all times the best the market
snorus. spll-lm GEO. BROWN
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City Bath House.

ON Main streeet, between Birdseye T. Co.
and Avery s. Nils, is now in complete opera
lion n bathing saloon which needs no recon
mendation but the visits of the good citizens
Of Nevada City All kinds of baths, cold
warm, hot vapor and shower, adapted as wei
to the benefit of inyalids as the comfort and
that blessing. Come along, and see what We
have to oiier YOU as n luxury in this way gu
can be shaved by the best barber in Nevada,
have dny Kind Of a bath you wish, exchange
your suilcd clothes for clean ones. and have
them washed and ready for you at your pleas
uge.
Our arrangements, which will be complete
in few days, will be to carry on systematic
Laundry. having large clothes cupboard,
with pigeon holes for each persons clothes,
where they may be had AT any hour OF the day
nr night Miners can leave any Thing they
wish, even n whole spit of clothes. which they
may wish 20 have convenient and ready for
any occasion when they come into town. Bu'
make yuur wishes known to MS, ald 1t will he
pur pleasure to g.atify them, ii in our power.
not stopping short of full application of the
dental art, or the science oi medicine. MIN
erS, merchants. and mechanics Judges, law
ycrs, sporting men, and doctors, shall all be
accommodated in that which will conduce so
largely to their good feelings and fine Looks
The ladies will have mn apartment assigned
hem for bathing. attended by The excellent
lady. Madam Bolton, living in the rear OF the
bath house, who superintendshe washing de-
part tmeut. 10Y u FAGAN.
Nevada, June II, 1851.
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KNAMENpP, on the night of the 10Th inst
dlrI tsy horse, black feet, large Span
~ hfand IN left hip, and white stripe in the
Itce III, owner will call at the foot of Broal
I''cet' n Prove property, and pay charges, or the
New VIA Sept I4th---4c-3t
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Lemon Syrup Mandatory.

Malthy & Bell. nj the sign Of the American
and offer for sale superior arti
Gle of Lemon Sy.up by the doz. or gal. S2,jO
per gal. or Sc per doh may ~.
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Just received at their Old
stand Broad street, choice lot of gro
ccries, consisting of the following:
1900 lbs hams,
500 lbs extra canvassed hams,
$500 lbs fresh Chill -four,
200 gals H syrup,
400 lbs adamantine candles,
II cases lemon syrup,
"a cases pale ale,
500 lbs Jata coffee,
Is kegs chewing tobacco, Thomas
brand,
600 lbs bacon sides
2 bbls water crackers,
2 " butter
e quarter bbis cb ar potk,
9 cases pickles, I
8 kegs pickles, il s, 8 end 10 gals,
5 doz hickory piok helFts
,,. 20 sacks Cal pot toes,
10 lis cyfTa iesi res N -laga
A. $50 Matohes c.c. sc. S~c. Sa~
Moore & BoRRADAILE
sp4-tf Broad street
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

County of Nevada,
Before Justice Edwards, Nevada City.
II w Gray VS.. f l. Wiilard--In at
tachment. Demand, $500.
The people of the State of California,
to Emery l.. Willard, greeting.
You will take notice that ii w Gray.
plaintiff, having this day sued out an
attachment b fore me aud against yeu
in the sum Of 1900 debt a per account
fled, unless you be and appear bo:ore
me, at my of &c in NeJada City en- the
9th day Of October a u Ig5t, nj ~ O.
clock A N, tc make ar swer aud lefond
as against the plaintiffs 5 comploit g. iudg
ment will be rendered aga.nsv goa, IN
favor of said plaintiff in the sum of $500
and costs, and of this you have notice
given, by publication in the Nevada
Journal, public newspaper printed in
Nevada City, California.
Given under my hand this 4th day of
September, a b 1851.
spI-4twy JouN EDWARDS, J. p.
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Shelihrs Sale.

O. tTE OF CALIFoRNlA.---NevApA
- Cul ,ry, Sc. M
ifs virtue Of ansexccnlion to me directed.
'>SnrH from the, ,oilice.of .Iphn Edwards. Esu.,
Jqsiic' 81 the Hace in and for the county q. ID
H'a'e ',resaid, dated the 18th day of Septcm.
GER 'S'' on asjalgment q rendered in said
sn4Ft on the sth day of September, 1851. in
i,,'Hfp '' ienrry Miller ind arainst 5. s. Field
= = y, Cloud, forsthe sum of one hundred
." S'fly throe dollars, debt and damages, ana
ne costs of suit, have taken in execution
ana VIA offer for sale tothe highest bidder fn >
ia'h, at The premises, on Monday the Oh day
OF ''ctooer next between the hours of 8 o'clecI
y v. ana 0 o'clock p. NJ, all the right title and
th'eres' o' deiendent s. :. Field in and to the
following property, TO wit. ifhe o. twenty
cnr.n part OF the tunnel kn.wli as C. ,e Lower
Goid Tunnel. situated ia d. City OF Nevada.
Sounty Of Nevada, and state Of Calilornig'
.osether with all the fixtures and amp, rtenan-
eos thereunto belonging, to satisfy sail execu.
JNo. ", GtL,aFR. Sheriff
l'y w Fl Fvp corr. Under SherjH
Hevada City, .ePs "a, 1861 --42m
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h's eer'ifss that Hoffman 8. Little of No.
d. ol'y are fully authorized 10 draw Bin, Of
'>1c''aage at Sight on this office, and ali the
'!hees OF Gregory's Express in the Atlantic
sl'Has also to receipt for freight and insura nee
sponsible for all such Transactions copnected
WIN ta,s Express. J.W. GREGORY, Prom
sad Francisco June II, 81
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e. onr NENT--The Office adjoining Gre
IIJils s : Express, now occupied by Drs.
'''i'''' ""d overton. Enquire of
san, N .e HOFFMAN, and CO..
p' i''--H Ag'ts. Gregory's Express.
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Caution.

The public are hereby cautioned against
trading for note executed by US to Pauline
Gourdine for six hundred dollars, dated at Ne,
vada city, February 9th, 1851, as the sad
note wasobtained by misrepresc ~ an
frand. W: ~ huoiHSuNN
I'm hChAo hbh''
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NOTlrE---T par;nershis herctorc exist
" ing under the style of Webster. Cham.
bers & co. is tn day dissolved. The bus-
nes- will still he carried on under the firm Of
Webster and Chambers who have the collec-
ton of debts owing the firm OF Webster, Cham
bcrs and Co, NJ. H, WEBSTER.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS
Aug. 30th, 1851 ..--splI-3t
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r f M O V + ID.

The undersigned would beg leave to in.
form the public that he has removed his Of
flee to the Court House on Main street
where he will be found to attend TO all Oil
cial business connectc,! with his office; also
to draw up deeds, mortgages, contracts, etc,
and to take the acknowledgement of any in
strtment of record.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Justice of the Peace.
Nevada, June 25th, 1851.
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Mattresses
Estray.

Taken up on Buckeye HILL August
10th, inst, brown horse mule, and is
low at the hay yard Of Thos. Holmes, in
Nevada City. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
Aug. 20-3t WARSAW. s. co.
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Clark and Dickinson,
BOWERS EXPRESS.
Through without detention, daily te

AhOuSh NithOub uCtCutlOit ObDy "
Sacramento and San Francisco.
HE subscribers having completely organ
lied their Express, will receive and forward all
packages, parcels, letters, and valuabes to
any part of the mines or the States. Our ar
rangements are unequaed for safety and dis
patch in sending 10 the States treasure or ar
iicles of nalue, through the well known Express
of Adams and Co. Also Bills of Exchange on
any part of the Atlsn'ic States or Europe.
Our daily Express will leave in time TO con-
meet with freeman AMI Co., in Sacramento,
and Adams and Co., san Francisco, they hav-
ing the contract for csrrying express matter
on the splendid steamers Senator and New
World on board OF which are safes, under the
charge Of special messenger Therefore we
think we can guarantee to our patrons the ut.
mo Hnfcty and dispatch in the transmission OF
lett 9, papers, parcels or treasure OF any de-
scrip on. The Express will always go in
chare of one of the concern. We have fire
ana IA thief proof safe, where merchants
and m ers deposit their money with en-
tire safe '. Particular attention given 10 Oh
tanning, tiers and packages from below, and
delivered without delay. No charge made on
depositols forwarding through us
offices eman and Co., Sacramento
Adams an :, san Francisco.
BOWERS & Co,
Main s., opposite the Bridge,
June II. 1851, If.
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StraYed or Stolen.

A Sorrel Mare from near Kiotavillc, BRAN
IA ded S on the left hip, face somewhat
dished, and three white tpet, Also, dark
brown Mule braudal; O ON the left hip. A
reward Of s2s will he paid for the recovery
Of either, or if stolen, $50 additional for the
thief if convicted. Apply to Geo. Dickinson
Kietaville'
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Notice

The share holders in the Tehama
Quartz Mining Company are hereby no.
tined that an assessment Of forty dollars
to the share has been called. If not
paid within ten days shares will be for.
tcited. Per order Of the Company.
7. ELLEARD BEANS, Secretary.
Nevada. July 81 1851.
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School.

vgyIi S; IOOL in Nevada City, formerly
Il taught by Mr.. H. 5. Rogers, will be re-
or aed under the instruction of Mr.. A. ]
Na}et, on Tuesday, Sept 23l, at the house
tOercrf owned by WIN. iIavden.
'Rhs building will be thoroughly repaired So
as to 3e not only comfortable but pleasant
FOR tdiidreR and others. during he rainy season.
IFRVs. ns heretofore, S2,01 per week, to be
u'.A rkly. mt
Nla .,es will also be formed for persons more
advrr' 1. For further particulars apply to
i3-t' A. J. WALKER, Teacher.
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lfregOrY's EXPRESS

A messenger will le5se the Nevada f,,, r.
nee on Saturday morning the l3th, to con,oo o,,
81 San Francisco with the Special Me.sanoss.
gn!ns directly through to New York and Nsssn
Orleans by the stePmer OF Sept 18th,
HOFFMAN, & co
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&tIA E OF .CAIFORS A,---NEvADA
- r." sTr Probate Court, SeEiembcr term
a. y. i-5l. EN
N"ac Is hereby given that AIonzo s, Barr
VIII a?ply 10 said Court on The fourth dav Of
the nest regular icrui. commencing Monday,
We zZd n't., tor hetters of Administration of
SIDE t-t-,tc at Il. u Gi.fdnor, -o~esn-.u- i,
,on hl,a this day la my office, September
l5'h, \. ID. 1851 THEO. MILLER,
tz-ht gftsl as p Obate Clerk.
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IA @f The National Hotel

Tue subscriber mo>' respectfully Informs
those visiting Auburn and vicinity, and the
public in general, that he has Just completed
that large building. expressly erected as Ho.
tel in Auonrn Care will be taken nv the La.
dies Of the House. that the Table will be kent
neatly and well supplied. | return my thanks
to nv friends tor th ir past patronage at the
old stand-ot which have converted the en-
ire building into store where Miners and
Ira derS Will find constant and general as
sortment of Goods for sale low, for the Dust
Auburn June ls Gun VIM GWYNN.
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For Sale.

TOI LJdTC.
The EUREKA HOUSE at Deer Creek
Lower Crossing. This establishment,
combining the advantages Of tavern.
trading post and healthy location mid
wa etween the cold Of the mountains
and he heat Of the valley, situated
near the main Yuba, and on one Of tina
main thoroughfares to the upper mines,
will be sold by the subscriber Peremtor'iy,
as business requires him to retura to the
States. This house is admirably adapted
to a family, being 80 by 40 feet with
large bar, dining and cook rooms,
chamber 90 by 80, store room, bed
rooms, and cellar S. MATTE w.
July 9th. no23tf
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Notice..

Notice.
ALL PERSONS indebted to the estate
Of rneob Judy deceased are hereby notified
TO Sottle the s.auis forthwith ,nd All per- 1us
having CLAIMS against sad ,ststc are re
qucsted 70 present them within -cn months
from dis date, or they will he barred from
iud yment. SANUEL.JI DY,
-Adminisl -ator OF the estate OF
Aacob Jdjy dccciyed9
Nevada August Q h. ls5t--3ta
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The Property

situated on Bear vcr and known - "John-
sons Ranch" i aA J for lease for thc term
of one year. The fah r.aias abant 2s,.
600 acres OF botiam a6 sp ls with Nns
gr ss.t;r.be, q arpA. fig i'I,e land
is Vi y aeai qua & adapted
TO eult ragi1nwi ifl, sSgny q. thousand
acre Ger feee rhessock, .gether with
the farming usensi $, ssysAe ieaeed with the
land. Fo farci ru alton apply to II.
L. Robinson, E'.e.'e Gillespie, Sacramento
CIV moss
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Good Chance for Speculation.

FOR SALE. rich quartz claims, situated
raar Eirds Valley, on the Middle Fork OF the
A@tr can. The quartz in this lead shows gold
pron,i cuously in every part and the dirt around
il also pays good per cent. For further par
'icuIars enquire at this Office, where specimens
from he lead may he seen.
Nevada, Sept. 18th, lSol.--l2-iIF
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Bricks, Bricks, Bricks,
For sale at the Nevada brick yard.
head of Broad street.
Sept A I'm
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nuARTZ MACHINERY The snbscri-
" 5er, having steam engine OF 80 horse
tIS'- aud machinery, desires location on a
GOOD elm, and would be willing 10 associate
with Aim satisfactory party.
r. r. NORTilAN,
At Ea sle Exchange Front st, bet. X and l..
sts erammls City, or apply 10
w. l.. LATHAM,
42-3l' Nevada Hotel.
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" s, J. c. COOLIDGE, General Deal
w ers In Groceries, Provisions, Wines,
quors, Cigars, &c, street ncar6lh
Sacramento.ApriN y l9, 1851.
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toTect list Of the principal shipments
o' ta.i Dust per steamer Panama, of
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-18

Star Baker v and T;hn-tv
o., hr ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

THE ASPECT OF WHIGGERY IN VERMONT.
The wings have managed to retain Vermont, by
sticking TO hesr old anti-savery professions to
extent, and by supporting Gov W ilams for re-elec-
ton, who was formerly Liberty party man. Had
they come down to the low ground occupied by the
Massachusetts wings, they would have been used up
at the last election Gov. Wilamss message last
week, breathes good spirit, and shows that he is
not prepared to follow the example of Winthrop, and
abjue his former principles. He doubts the consti-
nationality of the Fugitive Slave law, and defends
the Vermont Safety law. He gives hit at the
Union Saviours of the Webster school, and admits
the existence of conscience in these days, and the
obligations of Gods higher laws. This is good
deal for whig to grant in these days of Fillmore
ism, when the atrocily OF man-huntng is averred to
be an act Of religion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-One OF the most shock
inc tragedies which has been perpetrated IN thus
civ for a long time, occurred between tour and i've
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, in the house OF Thomas
Davis rear Of No Al Charter street. the particulars
of which are as follows =
II anDears that some lew months SINE, Elizabeth
Z. Davis. sister OF Thomas Davis the occupant OF
the house, married Mr.. James d. l.. Van Wagner,
in oppostion 10 the wishes OF her brother, who has
been absent in California, and returned home last
Spring Since his return, he, together with his
three children, Che being widOwer.) have lived at
the house above.named, in company with Mr.. van
Wagner and his wife, both of whom bear the repu-
tation Of being very respectable people. Davis has
frequently been known beat and abuse his sister,
Mrs. Van Wagner, in a most outrageous manner, Tor
the reason is supposed, that she married against
! his wishes.
YESTERDAY, the family dned together, as usual,
| and after dinner Davis left the house About four
O'Clock in the afternoons Davis returned to his house,
and inquired of one OF his children where his sister
was The child replied that she was up stairs,
! Immediately upon which Davis went up stars lie
very soon returned, and went TO the sink, where he
washed his hands, and then went cut into the street.
He had been gone but few minutes, when one OF
his own children. who had been up stairs came run
| ming down into the sitting groom, cxcalmlng,-
g Aunty's dead-Aunty's dead - The screams o.
the children were heard by MIR. Barker neighbor
who Immediately entered the house, and upon going
up stairs, found Mrs, Van wagner lying dead upoi
the floor, with her throat cut in most shocking
lnanner,-the windpipe being entirely severed. 4
razor covered with blood was found her, ant
drops Of blood were found ON the stairs, we'll a
spots OF blood the ceiling the side OF the stair
way, apparently made by bloody fingers
Coroner Pratt was soon at the house, and shortl
after his arrival Davis came n and upon learnin
the above circumstances, officer Tarleton took hr
into custody upon suspicion of his being the perpe
traitor of the foul deed, and committed him TO th
lookup. He subsequently searched, and spot
of blood being ioupd upon the wristbands Of his shin
that article was taken from him and retained in pos
session of the officer. The Coroner summoned
jury, and after viewing the body, adjourned an IN
yestigation until Wednesday next, and IN the mean
time Davis will remain in Jail. Deceased was
years of age, and OF very prepossessing appearance
-BoSt. jour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

ILL-BRED TALKERs.-There Is no better ev-
idence Of il-breeding, than the practice of inter
ruptng another in conversation, while speaking, or
commencing remark before another has fully
closed. No well-bred person ever does 1t, NOR
een.inucs c9Sr5rsation long with person who
does it, The latter often finds an interesting
versation abruptly waived, closed, OF declined, by
the former, without even suspecting the cause.
A well bred person will not even interrupt one
who is in all respects greatly bis inferior IF you
wish to judge The good-breeding of person with
whom yon are but little acquainted, observe him
or her, strictly in this respect, and you will not be
deceived. However intelligent, fluent, or easy one
may appear, this practice proves the absence of
true politeness. 1t is often amusing to see per-
sons priding themselves on the gentliy Of their
manners, and putting forth al! their efforts to APP
pear 10 advantage in many other respects, so
really betray all in this particular Harper S
| Magazine
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

sourH CAROLINA The result of the election
State are not quite ready 10 Gea1b people Of that
are agreeaby surprised at the handsome majority by
which the State has been carried by the opponents
of separate State action. The leading politicians
and nearly all the presses have long advocated Sc
cession but the people in hurry to surrender
the advantages of the Union. The battle was
fought upon the issue of immediate secession by
the State of waiting for the cooperation Of 9TH
er Southern States. The South Carolinians very
wisely decided to wait, and we have good reason to
believe that many who voted for this course are
gifted with good stock of patience, and will not be
disappointed if they have wait for cooperation
during the whole course of their natural lives. We
look, too, for reaction in the public sentiment Of
South Carolina and anticipate that the doctrines of
the secessonists will hereafter be repudiated by the
wiser portion of the community Boston Journal.