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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-09-18
VN. HENRY LEAS
Nm. HENRY LEAS. s.vr-r1 NAYS,
LERS s. HARSH,
BANKERS AND LAND AGENTS
SAMTEL HAIRS,

DES MONIES, IOWA.
We buy and sell Eastern Exchange and Land War
rantselect and enter lands with cash and warrants
pay taXes-nvest money--make collections and
attend TO all legal business generally.
ALSO,
LEAS 4 HARSH
BANKERS < LAND AGENTS, ,LEAVENWORTH
CITY, KANSAS.
One of the Partners has located in Leavenworth
CITY and will transact all business connected with
The Banking and Real Estate Business. For few
months yet, correspondents will address us a; Des
Moinas.
REFERENCES.
W. ). Gilman. 90 Beaver st. New York.
Phtiadelphia-Seger, Lamb s Co. North.
Sd Street; James, Kent s Sautse, do. Leftver
& Serrlll, do. ; DreXIl & Co. Bankers, do
Washington City, D. C.-Hon r. J. At
kinSon, Sd Auditor, Treasury Department;
Chuhb & Bros. Bankers
Carlisle, Pa.-Edward Shower, Hon. J.
H. Graham.
Huntington, Pa.-Wn. B. Leas, David
Blair, Esqrs.
Bedford. Hon. Job Mann, Gem Bowman.
ScheAsburg.-Duncau McVickpr, ESQ.
March 20, lS57-ly.
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LIST OF)LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post office at Bedford,
Ia Pa. Aug, 25th, 1887. Persons calling
for letters in this list, will please say they adj
yer sed.
Arnold Elizabeth Adams Jacob, Baker John esq:,
Bors John, Bay James c. ESD, Blodget John A.
B,ddle Margrat Mis-, Brownbre M. Miss Cro>broy
u. Conelly Isaac, E-q. easy Samuel Clark John,
Davis Mary Miss, Dale William Esq, 0ivelv Susan
a. Mrs Ely Jacob Esq, Flynn Michael, Flonk Sam
nrI, Griffith Samuel, Griffith ". Gibbns W. p, Glad
den Jacob, Hilabran Shadrick, Huber Guttleb, Ham
llton John, Harshbarger = +. Hall Jacob, Esq, KlaSs
Valentine Lenshrcvin Matthias, Long Joseph c. Lou
ther A, J, , Longernecker X, Lowrey G Esq Lal-
ferty John, Lewis Jane Mrs, Lawrence Dillany,
Londerbaush John, Leynsrn D, Means Margaret,
Miller Joseph Mahomett Jeremiah, VI Fcban, Mil
ler Jusrar Poorbangh P. pulIon w. ,, Ksling Lewis,
Schluchre John 6, Stoufer Davis, Summers John.
Shuneteter Josiah, Jr. Shines Juliann, Tuke,brey
Rocert J, Tyson John w, Wark Mary F, Warmen
Ruth, Woodruff Caleb L. Esq:
JOHN A MOWRY, P NJ,
Sep. 4, '57
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EXTRA CHARGES
EXTENSIVE SALE
Il L
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


on the head waters OF Duoniug's Greek, in Bedford
County Pa. The undersigned will offer at Public
Sale, on I ESDAI the goth Oct next, brjug the
first Tuesday after the election, on the premises IN
St. CLAIR Township, several adjoining and contagious
tracts at land, containing in all ST Acres, d-
vided into 5 tracts, ! thereof containing lJG acres
each. aud the other being the Saw-niIl tract. CON
fainlag $50 acres These tracts Will be sold Is thry
are, SubdI vihed TO suit purchasers.
The Saw Mil tract contains a FIRST CLASS SAW
MILL. with a never failing head of Water amt i in
the mid>t Of a TIMBER REGION. unsuTpaSsed for the
quality Of timber. One other of the tracts contains
an enviable ste lor TAN YARD, with all the ad-
yantage> Of WATER, aud along side Of Chestnut
Ridge where the resources for BARK re exhaust
bic at 81 80 per Cord.
300 arrrs OF the land is bottom land, mostly Gov
cred by large Sugar Trees. 300 acres cleared
and in a good state OF cultivation, and The balaace
we'll umberrd.
There are FOUR DH'ELLTNCf HOUSES upon
the premises, and -FOUR BARNS, with other out
buildings.
The FRUIT IS choice and in abundance, upon
some of these tractt.
This property lies IL miles North Of Bedford and
in cou0rry noted for its good road, leading North,
Iobn>town aud other points, on the Penna. Central
Rail Road.
Farmers. Lumber men, Tanners and Spectators
should examine the premises, the Undersigned is
determined TO sell, account Of being too largely
engaged in other business TO give these fields OF en-
terprise, the proper care and attention.
TERMS :-Oae third tn hand tbe lst Of April,
1855, when possession will he given, and the bal
lance in two equal annual payments, without inter
est. The title is warranted good
D57-DraitS will be had on day Of sale, or can be
seen with the undersigned in Bedford at any time,
showing the shape and locality Of the land<.
Aug. 2I. 1877.
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I'D. Border,
Clock 81 atch Maker
AND DEALER IN JEWELRV

Would respectfully announce to the citizens
OF Bedford, and the public in general, that he
has opened Jewrlry Store in the building re-
Gently occupied by H. Nicodemus, Esq. nearly
opposite the Bedford Hotel, where he will be
pleased to SEE all in want of articles IN his line.
he has on hand, and Will constantly keep, an
elegant assortment OF JEWELRY, and will rr-
par Clocks and Watches in the bert Style He
hopes TO receive liberal share of patronage, as
he ieeis satisfied b. can render satisfaction 10 all
who entrust him with their work His terms
will 5e moderate
He has on hand Gold and Silver WATCHES.
Silver Spoons, ThimbIes. Butter Knives. Gold
and Silver Pens and Pencils, &c sc.
April 81, 1855.
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VIII. SHAEFER,
Merchant Tailor

Continues 10 carry on the above business, in
all lis branches, at his old stand in Julanna ,l.
and is prepared to accommodate all who NAV
favor him with their custom, on reasonable
terms. He constantly keeps on banG large
assorlmen; of rrady-madr Clothing of good
and substantial quality. And, having in store
a choice selection of Cloths, Cassmar+s, vest
ings, DriIinss, sc. &c he invites all in want
Of Clothing 10 give him cali, as he feels con-
fidrnt he can please all who do so.
Bedford, July 3, 1857.
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NEBRAS!<A TAKEN!
10000 RUSSIANS SLAUGETEREDm
TIN AND CoPpFRSMrrH BuslNEssn

TsasE subscriber having commenced the above.
business in Pat'orsvie, Bedford county, would res
peetivey inform the public, that he i, prepared to
furnish
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE.
on the most accommodating terms-ALSO, Stove
Pipe at 2a per pound; aud spout ing al cents
per foot this being cheaper than can be had
any other establishment in the place neghborhood.
Having thorough knowledge OF the business, and
determined 10 spare pains 10 please all who may
give bin call he hopes to receive liberal share
Of generous public.
Aug. IL, 81. CHARLES T. BLAKE.
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60 Clergyman anu elprrnltfnornt's oi
Sabbath GrbooIs

We keep on hand the publications Of the Am.
,; = D. CnIon, American Bible Society, American
tract society, Presbyterian Board of Publica-
lion, Methodist Book Rooms, Massachusetts S.
D unIon, Lutheran Board of Publication, Epis-
'oPal ). ), Union, and great variety of stand
ara Religious Publications suitable ior Sabbath
Schools.
SHRYOCK & SMITH,
March 6, 1887.
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Is just receiving and opening an elegant as
sorim"nt offspring aad Summer Goods, embra-
cling all the latest styles and patterns Of Ladies
Dress Goods, to which she invites their especial
attention. A ISo a superior assortment OF Trim
med and unlrimmrd Bonnets, Caters, Bootpes,
Slippers, Parasos, Skirts, Hosiery, Collars,
CapeS, &c. &c.
Bedford, April 24, 1857.
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SDeCtacleS :

The subscriber has just received a splendid
variety of Gold, Silver Mounted, and Steel
Spectaclrs, with the finest Scotch Pebbles, su-
perior in cleaTness, and designed to suit persons
of all ages-warranted never TO FAIL-to
which he invites the attention OF all who are in
need of the article. He has also Just received
an elegant assortment of JEWELRY-all Of
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
DANIEL BORDER.
Bedford, Nav %. 1857.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
May %, 1887.

THE undersigned viii offer at Public Sale, on the
promises, al the residence of George B. Wisegarver
in ST. CLAIR township, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th
Of September next, the real estate upon which SAID
George resides consisting Of the "Blxler property
and 50 acres adjoining, lately bought OF John w
Crlssman-in all containing II acres and allowance,
Of Patented land, 80 OF which is good Bottom land
aad all in high state of cultivation bont 100
acres cleared and under good fence.
The Improvements Log House, Double Log
Barn and other out -building>.-Terms easy TO suit
purchasers.
JOHN CESSNA,
G. b. WlSEGARFER.
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u NOGFce.

The subscriber being much annoyed and da maged
by fishers and hunters, running over his properly is
determined 10 pot stop 10 the same he therefore
hereby cautions all such persons that If found tres
passing upon his farms by either fishing or hunting
he will bring suit Immediately against them
Aug. IS, 1857. HENRY HORN.
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JOSEPH w. TATE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
RGAE G5GaIG DROhGR.

HAS for Sale 10 Farms, and II 000 acres of Coal
and unimproved land, in Bedford and Fulton coun.
ties Also Lots in the town of Hamilton. Land
sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Proposals for
timber are invited from Lumbermen. Terms easy.
Aug, 7. lS57.--6m.
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G- NO HUMBUG.-H Fl. HUTZ'S Celebrated
letter Wash is the only safe and sure remedy ever
discovered for curing the Tetter, Rinsworm and all
eruptons of the skin. 1t is infalIible remedy,
that perfect in all of Tetter is guaran-
tied if attentivpv applied. In ordinary cases one
bottle will be sufficient TO perfect In bad ca
ses with letter of long standing, will be re-
oured. Price 25 cents per bottle. For Sale at Or.
Reamers Drug Store, Bedford, Pa.
May -, ISS7-iy.
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PROCLAMATION OF
GcnePAE Election.

!
hous and 10 ennmeraie in said notice what Officer,
are 10 be elected, /, HUGH MOORE. Sheriff of tbs
County of Bedford do hereby make known and olive
Tins public notice To the Electors of the County NJ
nF"iora, mat General Election will be held in saiJ
county, on the second Tuesday G3th) of October
1897, al the several election districts, viz:
The Electors OF the Borough Of Bedford and
township Of Bedford, to meet at tie Court House
IN said borough.
The Electors Of Broadtop township to meet
at the School House in the town of Hopewell.
The Electors Of Colrran township 10 meet
at thr house Of Benjamin Krgg, in RainsbuIg
in SAID township.
The Electors Of Cumberland Valley township
to meet at TIE new School House erected on the
land owned By John Whips heirs in said town
ship.
The Electors Of Harrison township TO meet a,
school house number ), near the dwelling house
Of Henry krySrr IN SAID township
The Electors Of Juniata township to meet at
kev>er'> school house IN said township.
The Electors Of Hopr>vril township TO meet
at the School House near the house of John
Dasher in said township.
The Electors OF Londonderry township 10
meet at the house now occupied by Wm. H.
Hill as a shop, IN Bridgeport, 10 said township.
The Electors Of the township of Liberty to
meet al the School house 10 Stonerstown in said
township.
The Electors Of Monroe township to meet at
the house OF james Carmel in Clrarvillr, in said
town>hip.
The Electors of SchrIsburg borough 10 inert
al th. brick School honsr IN said borough.
The EIec,or, Of Napier township to meet at
the house built for a school house in tie bor-
ouLh of Schril>burg.
The Electors Of East Providence township
10 meet at the nous" Of John Nycum lr, mn
kerperi in said township.
The Electors Of Snake Spring township, to
meet at the school house, near the Methodist
church on land OF George HarDly.
Thr Electors Of West Providence township.
to meet at the nrw Iog school house at Bloody
Run IN said township.
The Electors OF ST. CLAIR township to meet al
the store near the dwelling house Of Gideon
front in said tow RShip.
The Electors of Uuion township to meet at
the house Of Micbari Wyanl IN SAID township
The Electors OF South Woodhrrrv township
to nrtt at the house of Satnurl OSler near No
bIr'S mill Ia sand township.
The Electors OF southampton township to
nret at the house of Wan. Adams 10 said town
chip.
The Electors OF toe township Ui AIddIr Wood
berry TO meet at the house OF Henry Fiuke in
b.,,.;II,-.,f lv,,ojh,rr,.. ,t ,,l;b i'm. MI
places thu qualified Electors will by ballot:
ONE fERSON lnf Governor OF the Common
wealth.
ONE PERSON for Canal Commissioner of The
C,,,,o.,,,,..oI,b
r,,,rII mworp%E
- fEh9ONH iof Judges "I thp ocPremt
Court OF the Commonwealth.
ONE PERSON in conjunction with th. c0nn-
ties Of S,rp..s-t aad Hn,.t,n.,,!of,. To- tju fhr
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BOOK BINDING STORE.

ne subscriber would respectfully inform HE
Public that be still continues TO carry on the
B00K BINDING,
IN No. S of the franklin Buildings Chambers
burg where all binding entrusted to his care
will be PunctnaiIy attended to, and bound with
neatnrss and care.
He still continues to keep on hand good as
sortment OF RELIGIOUS, HrsroEIcAL Misceliane-
nous Blank and School Books, Stationery &C..
which he will sell on moderate terms
THOS. w. WRIGHT.
Dec. 7, 1855.
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THE duties Of this Institution will be resumed on
Monday, Aug. 3lSt Owug to the limited accom-
modatou- of r. Seminary Building, the number OF
pupils will be limited. 1t is important therefore,
that applications for admission be made at an early
day. Those wko enter before The expiration of haif
th~ quarter. viii be charged Tor the whole quarter; ;
those who rnter after lhe expiration OF bali the quar-
ter, will br charged Tor half the quarter. No deduc
tlou made for absence except in of pr0tyacted
llness.
In this school Students prepared for the higher
classes OF any College, 10 enter at upon the
active duties OF life. Whilsr special care is taken
to form in pupils habits ot orfer, vtrirt yuyctnai
Hy and Moyo"ghnsSS, their Physical, Moral and So
clal Education is not neglected.
The government Of the school is designed TO be
parental II i, the aim OF the Principal and his
ciates TO excite IN their pupils love OF rghf doi1g
and 10 awaken within them some proper conscious
nes> of the dignity OF humanity. Parents may rest
assured that any gro,s delinquency the part of
their children will be reported to them Immediately.
should circumstances require H. the discipline Of
fh- school fail to accomplish the desired relorma-
ton.
TERMS per quarter of II weeks, including Board,
Tuition. Furnished Room. Washing, Light aud Fpe,
SO Ozone bali in advance.
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PA. TURNPIKE.

leading from Pttsburg, by way of Chambers
burg, TO Philadelphia, passing through Youngs-
town, Llgonrr, Stoystown and ScheIlsburg.
and connecting with the Mail Line to Cham
bersburg.
This line is certainly thu cheapest aud besi
route to Bedford, aud therefore the most advan-
tageous 10 persons visiting that place.
JOSEPH a. GARMAN,
J"iy ~ ISo'-3m. Proprietor.
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Bedford, MAY %, 1857.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

Any person desirous of PuEchasins well esta-
bished and profitable Drug Store can hear Of first
rate opening by addressing the editor of this paper
July II, 1887.
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Rzrs. s. IL. Potts

Aug. IA, 1857.
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Miss CouxsLrA \. EvAErs, Music, French, Draw
ing, Slc.
Mis-. LrcY srorrswooD, oil, Painting and Shell
Work
Miss Macy HrLEx Surm. Assistant.
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March 6, 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27
TIL FInIxrS OF TIE STATE % NEw.YOH

TIL FInINEN oY TIE STATE ~ NEw.loRK.-Tne
following preamble and resolutions were adopted by
the Fremen Of the City of Troy on the Eth Inst:
herea, The rernen Of ths State the d.h.le Of their
duties poteess tAe property and lives OF is citizen. s-Ecs
tts health labor and wearing spparel and allowed there
for exemption Jury duty only And whereas the Militia
Of this STATE who seldom csed upon to u.ke such
sacrifices or undergo similar hardship not Only exempt
from Jury duty bat also Individually iro taxation S59
worth Of personal property; therefore,
Re,lps3 That emnsnily Just aud proper that Femeu
should receive or their seTyies like benes aud lmmun-s
with ihs Militia 49,
uesy request of their representatives. ~ tie senate and A.
tcnby introduce bill IN the respective bodies e1enptns
Irsusu lin addition 10 I'd. mmunities slloVedD from
taxation Individually persona! property 10 the amount Of
$50.
Re.eS TIA, the Secretary Of this Board be authorized to
printed II his discretion suitable namesr Of AIS memo
Ya ard forward the the several Fire Departments and
Compsne. tAis State req them 10 hs hke acton IN
,pSesru,rs 70 obtain the kebeh's keIcin prayed or.
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Of the stage, By The way formed Of drapery hoped

Of the ,,ase, BY The way, formed Of arapery i,oped
up, mailing graceful canopy. For hgs. beside TIE
ea: chandelier over the parque there sre ave cram
deers on the .tsge. The coup eoeR is certainly Ve'!
brilliant, and the manner in which il Is prodr ed i1'y
hardly be fair subject of technical criticism.
The saloons and lobbies throughout, the house are
comfortably carpe:ed, the entrance bah' with cocoa
mating and the upper aoors with Brussels carpet
temporary platform has been crested on one s.'s
of the prc.eeri1m for the accommodation ora sTana
orche, ire. The leader is Mr. Leopold Meignen. lni'
'ete has beer prepared by the Building Committee
Messrs Geo. S. Pepper John B. Budd, Lyon ). Levy
j. p Steiner, Jsmes Traquair, and Faiman Rogers
under the t1spices of the following LADY PA''on-
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The gentlemen who have undertaken and carried
through this lyrico dramatic enterprise have exhibited
degree Of steady hberalty, perseverance and TASTE
which will ente them to hold historical places IN this
country so soon History shall include other things
hap politics and other men than politicians subjects
of record The Philadelphia Academy Of Music JUST
es its title inssmuch as il embraces in every depart
mept the accommodations not merely for operate or
dramatic representation, but for the cultivation OF the
arts by students Now, what is wanted ID the endow-
nen of Musical and HistroDc Chairs the same az in
other institutions Of learning Some day or other
man with sufficient brains and money coponed will do
for an artistic college what freely done for our go
called classical" colleges
Imay mention that the Philadelphia Academy OF
Music has been leased by Mr. h. A. Mlrshal. 1t Will
be opened in the course Of the next month with Italian
Opera.
ASH write now the Academy is filled with what this
civ can best present Of good looks, good toilets and
artistic sebtiment the two architects are present, in
AL their CORY; the Press is al represented, aud of
course critics! the band is dscoursng Mozart, whose
spirit if II could look down would be astonshed to he Ar
how well "La c darem is fundamentally sung.
Now enters lady, the arbter of eegancies and the
kind foserer of young beauties; stray uniform comes
along, to show that we are not military nation. la
tae great rolling, heaving, eclatante crowd cannot
discover single Quaker in Quaker uniform NOT a
plain coat, nor a plain cap. Would William Penn
recognise this European fashion ard art institution az
an ofshoo Of bis org aal design Glorious too IS the
celestial blaze of the great Handicapped Corne'
lius certainly great too is the rush OF carriages
down Broad street, and a particular value oi
the La Pierre House, one Of the best hotels
in the country, find in its proximity to the Academy
1t qeems built with such design, being only block
distant. Balls are of one coor-the same good man
ners, pretty faces, joyous hearts, music, dancing,
oysters chicken-sasd, pudding loves lyrical court
ships matnsnly aDxieties paterna droSsine's, edo-
rial supervision. passing glories, sweet do-nothng'
vanity of vanitios, the thousand revOlve round and
round, the dancers glide and pant the musicians srks
foith their sugary thunder the mass, the whr, the
roer Of crowds--are al here, and the morning cock
viii soon crow go must stop and send my missive on
the mercury OF this century, the never familiar and
always soul like and ,ublime Telegraph W. H. ?.
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Philadelphia Academy. 5000 lS,ooo $1,000
The dimensions of the latter are certainly sufficient,
for all practical purposes and in view Of the economy
Of the divisions Of the whole space and the Gctda foo
room of all the stores compares fsyorsbly with the
greatest houses in Europe. | estimate roughly the
floor room of all the auditorium stories 10 be fall s. 900
square feet and Of the whole stage department IS 900
feet Ii reacomfOrts of light, heat ventilation water
stairways exits and so forth be taken into account,
have no hesitation in pronouncing il much IN advance
of any foreign theaer The cost of this noble estsb
hshment is about s35 600 including the lot. Tne D
rectors are shot about $4,000 of this amounto meet
which the Inauguration Concert and Bal ere given to-
night.
THE INAUGURATION BALL.
The interior of the building as arranged for the Ball
and Promenade Concert, presents the stage and par
quet Hoored over on the same level aording dancing
area of $50 feet deep BY average width of 60 feet
The sides Of the stage completely shut in by dra
psry, 6ernste stripes Of blue and pink printed with
gold fowers etc. The same is continued Inc rear,
except in the center where dark curtains drawn aside
leave an opening of % feet, behind which fountain
Is playing with Gordon of blooming plants 10 front.
The background represents perspective grottoes or
galleries. sparkling with crystals, light in color and
misty in distance. The effect is good from the 'front.'
60 far the distant perspective is aimed at bat the
copgruity Of subtenanean chambers, however beau
tful seen through the opening Of vast oriental tent,
snot perfectly clear to my perceptions. The ceiling
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-10
CITY oF MINERAL POINT:
Sur Course.

The election is now over, and for the
present, we trust, there vii! be but li,ile
occasion for political discussion. Its our
i4,en,ioa for the pres mt, al least, TO have
lut l.ttle 70 say upon political questions
Iul 10 devote the columns Of the Tribune
: the Interests Of the people of Iowa
Couaty. " e desire TO make our paper
an acceptable visitor to the fireslde of ev-
erv family in the County-the farmer
the Mechanic. the Miner, the Merchant,
The lab5rer- il short 10 all classes. oil
auI Young. That We may s1ccecj, we
ask the cooperation Of the citizens, not
only oe Ibis C..y, but Of the County. We
iari.a Communications (short ones al
ways prefered) upon cTery subject that
vii interest the reader. Local items
from all portions Of the County will ever
fad place in our columns. Farmers
are invited to lend Us helping hand, by
communicating through the columns 81
he Tribuae their mode Of managing the
j arm, ana the sIcctSS atteduII9 t4eii IL
tors.
There IS nov bu. one paper published
il Iowa County, aud we desire 10 make
that one such a paper as will be accep.a-
lie 10 all classes.
Shall we have the aid Of our friends in
doing so We wish also 10 increase our
subscription list. The more extensive
our patronage. the better able We shall be
. make an interesting paper.
we invite one and all TO use their iulu-
ence il extending the circulation of the
Tribune, and to furnish US such items for
Publication rs will be Of interest to the
citizens Of their respective localities, and
ii return we promise a paper worthy the
patronage Of all.