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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-06

PROFESSOR HENRY s. TAYLOR n. D.
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It Tells You How to attend upon the sick
and how to cook for thsn-
how to prepare Drinks, PouA
tees &C and how to guasa
against infection from Conts-
gious Diseases.
II Tells You or the various diseases ~
Children, and gives the best
and simplest mode Of trss>
meht during Tsethiug .CouvsA-
sions, Vaccination, WhooPiug-
cough, Measles, &c.
Il Tells You The symptoms OF Group.
Cholera, Infantnm, Collie, d.
arrhGa, Worms, Scald Heed
Ringworm, Ohicken-pox, 49,
and gives you the best rene
dies for their cure.
It Tells You The symptoms of Fever and
Ague, and Bilious, Yollov,
Typhus, Scarlet and other fS
vers and gives you the bese
and simplest remedies tor
their cure.
1t Tells You The SYMPTOMS Of Inhusn1s,
Consumption, Dyspepsia.
Asthma. Dropsy, Gout, RheO-
matism. Lumbago, ErysPehs.
&c. and gives you the beH
remedies for their cure.
Il Tells You The symptoms OF ChelseA
Morbus. Malignant Ohoisrs.
Small pox, Dysentery, Crank
Diseases Of the Bladder, KID
neys and Liver and the best
remedies for their cure.
II Tells You The symptoms Of Plcaris3S
Mumps,N NJ uralgia,AprepbaAy
Paralysi 8 the ,arioun diseas-
es Of the Throat, Teeth. Ess
and Eye and the best rssse-
dies for their cure.
I: Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy
Jaundice, Piles, Rupture, Die
eases of the Heart, Honos.
image, Venereal Disease and
Hydrophobis and gives d.
best remedies for their exss
| Il Tells You The beat and simplest treet
meut for Wounds, Brokss
Bones, Dislocations, SPraina
Lockjaw, Fever Sores. Whiss
swellings, Ulcers, Whitlow.
Boiis. scvrvy, Burns and
Scrofula
IL Tells You OF the various diseases 20
euliar to Women, and gtvsa
the best and simplest RENE
dies for their cure, tcgsthsl
with many valuable hiuts -
preservation of the health
The work Ia written In plain langusas
free from medical terms. so as to be easi11
understood, while Its simple recipes Nh
soon save you many times the cost OF sAs
book. 1t is printed In a clear n sPss
tvn.. Ia illustrated with appropriate @.
geravines. and will be for warded to yoar a.
receipt Of 81 90.
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terprising men everywhere, In selling Y.
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For single copies Of the Book, - q
terms to agents, With other ihformskds
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The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-06
JOHNsON's Rancho,
WOOD RIVER CENTRE.

Grinding,
A good Corn Mill is now in operation,
and ready for corn and buckwheat. at
Johnson's Rancho, Wood River Centre.
Corn In the ear ground likewise.
Blacksmithing.
Do you want your horses or oxen shod,
or anything lone in the above line, 60 to
Johnson's Rancho, where you can be serv-
ed on the shortest notice and in the best
manner.
Entertainment.
1--WE want but little here belowip
Good accommodation for man and beast
are now prepared at Johnson's. Upper
Crossing Of Wood River
Hay, grain, n stabliog, plenty, anc
charges low.
Emigrants and settlers can get supplies
of potatoes, groceries, liquors, provisions,
cloth ng-and many necessary articles,
at prices a shade higher than sold on the
Missouri River. If you want anything,
call there and your wants may be satisfac-
torily supplied with articles Of almost ev
cry variety-to be had at Johnson's Store
Wood River Centre.
For Sale.-A giant Cob-mill, at John
sons Rancho. Also a Breaking Plow.
n1-tf.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-06
I'm Anoati I'm Anoatt
U FORK r
BOAT A'HOY!~

The Columbus Ferry Company have nov
In operation, and IN good, running order,
TWO FIRST CLASS ROPE FERRIES
sxross the Loups Fork, one at the old Co,
lumbus Crossing, and another near Clsys-
land H~onse-whers thpy have 6rst-rate ana
commodious boats, and csrssui hands chat
wiilset teams over from bank 70 tank with
rapidity and safety, avoiding all su.h AT.
6calttes as has been hsret5fors expssisnc-
Cd. These ferries ara directly on TIA
North Platte route, where the roads are
I6ne and well bridgsd. Fine camp LfoRpd,
timber, and grass. Charges As follows;
Two horse or OK teams, each, $1b
All ether stock, PEI, head,Yrffe = n
COLUMBUS rERRY co.
csissbsssE y =, Agril reg. u slit
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Full sheet posters-~l0o OF lees, 300
Each additional hundred. SO
Blanks per quire, toe
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Envelopes, LOO or less, 800
Each additionsl haadrsd, roo
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-06
WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.
THE FAMILY

Containing simple remesiss, sasi,y 81
tained, for the cur Of susass -
oil Jorms.
The huntsman's echo. [volume] (Wood River, Buffalo County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1860-1861, 1860-09-06
MOFHAT'S
LIFE PIILs4 PHGSIx BITrERs,

LlFk FILLS q FhErlA bl|iEpsSs
rHEsE MEDICINES hsvs now bssa
before ne public for . period Of Thlf-
- Ysxrs, and during that tine have main
sxfhed shiKh character 10 aimost every
an % ne Globe, for tbsir extraoTdinary
AID i~rslss3iste povsr of restoring perfect
hsalt1 % peysoas sufzsrIDe under nearly
sv~ry Had OF dlssase 70 watch the hunan
srnxss - iiabls-
Ine following are 4poIE 5aS .sStisssihk
varssy q ha,1sa dissases N which the
~vncHrABIE Ilyz MEDICINES
q. vsli sasws 70 b iafailsss.
, 1860-03-16
A Dcad Negro Rexurrt cts lfitnaclf and
~ nutalx Opeta Ills Cutltm.

There IL a negro settlenent At place called
aHor's Back" six miles from escland, lit
tie sou,h Of tue Rocky Eivsr plank road, and
nc,r the hank Of the river. i pumber Of cul-
ard families reside At and near the settlec1eat
Among these WAS au old negro nan, about six
ty-tire years Of age, who was usually known as
"0id Jokey." though we understand his real
nauc is Jacob Sauder8- ueis said TO hive been
formerly slase in Tennessee, sut ran aEaJ
from ssf rice some yeafs ago, ana had no Family,
q son haring died, 1t Is said, some years s'nee.
Yesterday morning be "as !on1o apparently
dead in his bed, and preparations were AZ once
fn was procured, and in tho afternoon the body
va wrsnned in the sheet on WHICH hp die, aud
NJ IN The cottin. which was than placed in. q
woodrack. drawn by one horse, and driven to
the place OF burial, accompanied " some OF The
neirhbots. In passing alonE asleeP hi!ls1de.
the horse took fright, and rushed OF, followed
hy the attendsuts in bot l.aste. uHe whee! Of
tIs woodrack oaueilt STUMP. upsetttns the
cart. snd nitching the coffin down the hill,
where il burst open, having been lnsecurely put
together. The negro *'mourners, IN rpsh:25
down 10 nick up the ceiln and lis contents,
rere S6t!:G==;a. :: $. Gin. the supposed eorr.e
raising itself in its chastity wFarpioga, and e.
deayotipr to stand On its tces. \ EenSsas staaa-
nede at ence took place. tho terr,hed negroes
having settled conviction that the ena o. INC
wrrll was nearer at hand than tEen AillerIe
dreamed. No,hipe could induce thcm to return
Ear The resnse;{ptsI: darkey, hut couple Of
white men. to whom the story. was told, went
out and brought " Old Jakey' to his house. a1s
renewed lease OF life will, however, from s!hat
ne can learn, be probably but sho1t.-c9<Effoad
HtrQM.
, 1860-03-16

4
tory.
We had got in the habit Of thinking that the
I.te Republican victory in this city was achieved
for ,l,c advantage Of the party at large, and not
for that Of any particular candidate for the prcs~
dcncy. They think differently. however, in
>ome quarters. We print the following from
the Harrisburg {Pa.) Telegraph, Of the 9th inst,
for the amusement Of people hereabouts:
TnE Cn,caoo ELEcr1ox.-The election Of Hon.
john Wentworth, Mayor Of Chicago. by a ma
io1i'v Of rather nsnlc than 1900 votes, over aud
a~s;nst I'LL the combinations Of the enemy is
something that Illinois Republicans may well
he proud Of. 1t is also gratifying to the friends
Of Zen. Cameron TO learn TINT nj! the genteTen
on the tick: I with Mr. y entworlh, are members
OF tho Cameron Club cf that city. aud Of course
Cameron men. MAYOR Wentworth himself may
be safely COUNTED in the same category. i be Ii
1coorted correctly in speech made b. him be-
fore The Cameron Club not long since. Il AiqAty
intelligent gfnttman, writing from Chicago to
friend in this place, says OF that speech:
"Ccl Wentworth paid n glowing tribute to
tho administrative ability and determination Of
rurppse Of Gen. Cameron, As also to his deso'
lion to the principles upon which the Repubi'-
eau putty stands. Speasiny OF Mr. Lincoln, he
sad shat while no man could stand up in the
United Sta:cs Senate nnd mere clearly and ab1y
show that tue Pacitc Railroad ought to be butt
than Mg, L., Gen. Cameron would cast bis keen
tic best and most feasible rou.c, the cost per
mile, The length Of time required in the consruc-
lion Of &he road; aud no thicying contractors
would steal from the Government without his
finding It out. lie closed with lit b tribute 10
The 50 :acity which distinguishes Gen. Cameron
| as public man, and said that the Government
| could not tnli into safer Iands.'
| From this, VIC think the Generals friends
NAV safely couat the election Of John Went.
worth victory in bis favor.
, 1860-03-16
The Inkc Superior Steamers


Present indications farorlhe belief that ail OF
Michigan and Ohio, and ,hc greater p,'rt OF tne
Union besides, can not only 20 to the cooler
regions at such times, and in such numbers pa1
also at such prices US they may choose zen
steamers are alrendy announced to run between
Clcyelapdl and Detroit and Lake Superior, as
follows; steamboat North Star and scFew s'ea'n-
ers Iron Cny, Northern Liz ght, and O.. FOUNTAIN 1a
Ctr, from Cicve1aud; steamboats, Illinois, sea
Hird. Arctic and screw steamers MontSo"e1!
Gen. Taylor and Mineral Rock from tnfs POT.
Tbs time tables Of the Cleveland steamers arc
already published. The korlh Star leaos, n1r M
first departure being set for the SUN OF ~ hpss. @
The details Of arrangements have nor AZ oesa
nade. and those already determined upon may
yet BE- changed; Indeed VIC hear various ran,o.s
and specuations. Amoag them we 4say nes' ,a
that il is not fully determined wle'neI nv nas
lie viii be nut on the routc. and that the scIe"
steamer Kenoshp, Of Cleveland, vii run between
that port and Ja.cue.te and portnEe Lax hahs'
one half Of tic latter crait was bought ~ oa?:i;
Lacy, Of the schooner Yorktown, ana Was 81 $40 =:
at tho tino, 70; the purpose @! putting nss III
the' Lake Superior lrade. ~ the c'e'e!ana
s,eamcr. time table we see that several t;ues
durin. tic season two Of them will leare mere
on :he sau,e day, Brisk conpetit1on IN rates ne
Will therefore be likely to result. ana 'He
:. sovereign people" call be carried at tteir o"a
,,rireR
, 1860-03-16

fHp.l.t Te.reathe Correspondence Of IT,. Cina!Eosfi
Ecqu!rssl


Ec9uIrtEl
w4sunzs1as, x.sca u lseo
.fr. s. II. L. Barlow, Of New York, il iaceEtain1y
4 man ambitious Of making money Or getting
into unpleasant difficulties. he must have been
a brilliant dreamer in youth but his last scheme
evidently betrays . Practical application, TIL
now unexpected. He hopes, II short time, to
prevail oil Congress to refund the duties paid
bv railroad companies OIL iron, which WILL
amount to about al2 ,000, ,oOo-
There is q nice SPECULATION in this, and 1t IS
quite certain the gentleman has had help IN ne
matter. 1t is even snia that several inhaeasiA4
gentlemen here are to have share 10 the enor.
nous profits, snd the calculation Is that It "1l1
coat about one million Of dollars 10 put Tho
Thing through Will the people favor so TIE
menGous q swiod1c. A tzien suggests that the
matter should be postponed until the Treasury
IS releaished-a t;ood suggestion that:
The St1tes OF this evening says there - no
| possibility of defeating the Mexican treaty, u
| there is not Democratic Senator who Il pre-
| pa.ed to record his vote against it.
| Information has been r, eeivsd at the Depart
nent Of State, TINT tie Mirlmon Government,
without a port ia the world, is taking measures
to blockade Vera Cruz aud other ports on the
Gulf Of Mexico. Our Government has decided
that it will respect no such b.ocknde, and order:
have been giEca to our naval forces, II tie Ut
tempt Is Nude, to necess ary totee to prutec
American coma ercc. The Secretary Of the Ma
v yesterday Crdsred the steamer Broo4tyn Il
sail Immediately to Hampton Koads, take o1
board Sir. AcIaue and Col Pickett, and conys,
them 10 their estimation.
It's considered sure that the House Commit
tee on Territories will report in favor OF organ
Pixies Peak. Tie latter Territory tas bee
| called Jefferson, bu: the designation is mt 5
much favored US ''Johosa" m Indian naua'
which me1us "Dwellers Tn the mountain peaks
, 1860-03-16

become lsw. Northern Democrats cannot af-
ford to mako This question m issue in the Pres
idential election. If the Democratic party de-
fea.s this Free Homestead bill, it will DO blown
to perditiou in every ffee State, California and
Oregon included. The people will submit to no
more fooling and trcaehery. Democratic Sena-
tors from free States must yote for the bill, OF
take the consequences. This great Republican
measurer in behalf Of free labor and poor men,
must become law, or the Democratic party
will cease to exist In every state uncursed with
slavery. CIuCAGo.
, 1860-03-16
baltimore Fire Department.

The },altisn"seans bear testimony also to the
efficiency, reliability and orderly character Of
puid Fire Department. The Doard Of Fire
Commissioners, for that city, have just made d
report, in which it is said that, us matter Of
dol1ars and cents merely, the pay systsm is far
preferable to the one which it superseded. The
total current expenses we're 3e,131.l4, aod the
estimate for the present year is s+7,5oo, Of
which 900 is for salaries. The reformation
in tho discipline Of the Department and morals
Of ita members, has been followed by cores
pondipg diniu ut:on af the numbers Of fres and
Of The loss Of property. The insurance compa-
nies have mnde reduction in consequence; the
public pay, probably, on 81 average, twent5-ti
per cent. less on insuranccs effected since the
organization Of the new Department. The ma"
chinery Of tic Department consists Of *eefo
steam engines aud tie optGt for two hook and
ladder companies. ~, 49,.
, 1860-03-16

LIFE AMI REMAINS oF porGLaS IEEEnLp. u?
FixIds, CA!c,gu: S. Z. Gr.EGs 4 TO.

; 1FE AMI REMAINS uF DOUGLAS IE.EKnL1. By
hIa ron BLAxcuAAo lEEtoIr kostuu: T*ekzor
TitIds. Cl!c.eu: S. Z. GrEEs 4 Co.
AnE3,A ruEocIQRooN. FyN.L. 11osxrr. Co,rr.
tus: FIJI ei- Foster 4 Co. ChlaEo: 3 C. Grees Co.
A TRIP 70 cUp.. NJ Mn. 1c.tA Wan Hoxe. Eos
In: i tcLnos i Fields. Che tgo: &C. Gdess Co.
THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Adys1tur. and
t1h.t rrstIrns the Wei Coast nf Africa m It's Isl
iand,. historical lna Deg tire SIX tchts cf Madera,
f:nnary kiafia aul are }c,t IL an1+: their 4le<
irhaGt.nts, ard IHcds ct!ons Accounts Of PAGES,
ngnc CUSTOMS. trades. missionary Para ions. etc.
o. iha put II ~ Af'c.n cot. Ing hc'wfen Tn"
,noxks With Il uustr.llru. troa! nrtgl' IL daslses.
NV i.sk: Dcrby i Jackson. cllc'ss: $. q. GrEEs
v1iD SPORTS IN THE souIlL or .h- Camp Fir. of
H.. E;e-:taoss. 1sy a.HAELta l.. wHrExHsAp- NeW
Yc.k D>rty i jackson. Ch.caso: :. C. Gsses D.
% ANSWER TO uCGH MILLER AND THEoRET1C
Kidd ta.le:tn Chicago; $. e. Gfls4s Co.
srnvnys Dr 7l1ElATE REV. F. y. RoBxRTsoN.
f1u7te e,.ies.- Ex.~iosy;, s-tnrss IN s.; f.uls
fntfs 10 tic Corinthians Boston: Tlcknor fields.
En:eako: sc. Grecs go
c1.1Dx il TIE KNOWLEDGE OF LIFE. Te:stahle
I'D animal. B.nE c?u r.hens!sc 3!anua! q fh. -
o!, r. We red In relation to thc naltsensEec n Liz.
Ky konrrr JAu1s MANN, ~: .: New York :. y.
F1ASc1. 4 o.. Chieaso: :. {. ar4e.s ACo
MITCHELL, NEW ANCIENT GEoGEAPfli1, ne~
sncd for tseue ef se!o l. sna C..!sseS ;Ies
u.
uoNE rASTIMES; Or Ta1'41kx t5n7"'s lso9sea: -
1'oE T. Tl;on C. Ch:easo: SO Gfe:sACa-
Lyrics AND OTHER rO.Ms: .Bv :. n1xAl5eoS'
II, FhIate 71,a: Lindsay + blakssson. chleaeo:s =:
e. Ghxrs K Go.
, 1860-03-16

overdue, Of coupons unpaid, or Of city scrip
for which there is no equivalent in coip, hare
united with the plucked propcrty-holders in
cursing that insane and fatal policy which has
brought about this deplorable condition Of
affairs.
Doubtless the people Of Milwaukee are 81
honest as their neighbors. They have mol 'n~
tended to defraud. They persuaded 'ne'n-
selves that the schemes for which they claimeo
tie citys assistance would be profitable to oil
concerned. aud that in the end everything
would be right They 1iayo been the victims
Of the inherently vicious, hence always oan-
gerous, system upon which their MUNICIPAL
affairs hare been administered. we write
now not to reproach them with their ton5' on1
to warn nil others Of the consequences winch
will sooner or later overtake every corporation
that is governed as Milwaukee has been.
The doy Of railroad building BY means OF
city and county bonds has gone, We hope
Meyer tn return, Bu1 the enterprise Of the
peoplc is irrepressblc, and by and by sorne-
thing else will be in the fashion upon winch
cities mar be wrecked. But II it be remem'
bered that municipal governments are Lot the
nurses Of every scheme that may have an a.
Turing look; that the habit of illegally voting
money away for any purpose whatever no
matter how patriotic or hospitabie, may and
should lie restrained By tho int .rference of the
courts and that powers not expressly grautee
should never be exercised, We trust that ou'
Western cities will not only keep clear Of tht
enta, clements By which Milwaukee, Dubuque
| Keokuk and a dozen others have been re
duced to bankruptcy, but that the unpa''
debts by which they are dishonorod may b
speedily wiped out. Writing in Chicago no
dollar Of wllosc paper was ever protested
whose credit llas never tcen used except 1e
strictly municipal purposes; whose money
sedu1ously guarded, VIC feel that we have
right to point to her example as that "hlc
mar he safe1y followed.
, 1860-03-16
MIR, Lincoln at the Cooper Institute

NIr. Lincoln Mt the Cooper Institute.
Last winter number Of young gentlemen gos
10 q course Of Lectures at Plymouth Church,
BROOKLYN. Among the gentlemen engaged here
we're hr. Corwin. Of OHIO, and Mr.. Lincoln, OF
Illinois They offered tu pay Mr: Lincoln tor
instead Of hnslug The lecture in Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn thcy had it in the Cooper
institute, New York, and charged admission,
o cents, the same us the lectures OF MessrF:
l,lair and Clay. The lecture was delivered. All
who heard it were satis6ed; they received more
than they paid for. And before any gentlemen
charge man, who is the very soui Ut honor,
aud WHO is self sacrificing 10 4 fault, with
meanness," they should post themselves as to
tic t;,ets.--N. j. 7*'nts, lath.
There, that's tue whole Of matter over
whicl. the blackguards Of the Chicago TIMES
have made themselves merry in the last two
issues Of TINT sheet. Mr. LINCOLN is invited
bv society in Brooklyn to deliver lecture.
The popularity Of the speaker is SO great that
the committee decides to invite the public ID
tho hall Of the Cooper Institute to hear him,
we suppose because Brooklyn did not furnish
accommodations for the crowd that would be
drawn together. Mr., Lincoln makes capila
l,araugue- that riddles Doyglasism from
stem to stern; and the Times, uhablo to over
throw lis facts or weaken the force Of Ills logic
contents itself with firing squlbs at the speak
or for accepting the not orcr-gcncrous ollc
that the Lecture Committee made him. w
submit TINT that is dirty business.
, 1860-03-16

Deli. T1xEs 1x N1LwAr1EE.-The Daily Wit
rons,a zay8 HAT for many years rents hare not
been 50 low as now. Good brick atores on East
Water street, below Huron. gre renting for
vii ' now % hsrdiT btinr 1900. and yerv rood
houses may he had at F15p,
, 1860-03-16

DIR. Hayes has already had more than fly
app.ications from persons wishing 70 join his
new Arctic exploration; but be will 50 in
schooner of 100 tons and cao accommodate but
twelve men. He expects to be absent for two
wear. mud halt
, 1860-03-16
rr1EE uOlIESTEaDS.

Our Washington correspondent is inclined
10 believe that the Homestead Bill, which pass
ed the House Of Representatives on the 18th.
iast., will will also pass the Senate. We are
not so hopeful on the subject The Slavery
O!;snrcl,Y is deadly hostile to the measure, and
Democratic Senators dare not act in defiance
Of its wishes. johnson, Of Tennessee, who has
favored the principle Of free homesteads from
the beginning, may possibly vote for the bill,
and there may bo ono OF two Northern Demo-
cratic Senators possessed Of Sufficient manli-
ness aud courage to vote for it, but it must
receive 9 eht Democratic votes to secure its
passage in full Senate, and we do not believe
there a.o that number Of Democratic Senators
who, upon an issue between the North and the
so,,h-be;ween the interests Of free la1''F and
Of Slage 1abo.-will, under nry pressure OF
Northern sentiment, 60 with tbs former.
There is another reason why Northern
Democrats are opposed to the measure. 1t
| will attract a much larger emigration from the
Saxon race than from the Celtic. The former
have hereditary love aor both iand ano
liberty; the latter care but little for either
The German, Scandinavian, Eng1ishran,
Sc2,cl,map, and the Protestant 1rishmar
tslo is not Of Celtic origin take inst'nctivc',
to the country and to rural pursuits, when
eyer their means will permit: the Gel
linsors around the great clties, in tn
vicinity Of cathedrals priests and poteen
The passagc Of the free homestead bill into
law. would therefore attract immense number
Of the former, Ill Of whom in a few year
would become Republican voters, while
wculd have no perceptiblc effect upon Cel!'
immigration, tho only foreign source fsot
whence s!,am Democracy can reasonably e,
pcct recruits.
Upon the whole, therefore. TO hare =,
little expectation that the country will bc bles
cd xith this beneicent measure until the B.
) publican party Shall have achieved Nation
triumph. Let tue vast multitudcs Of laborir
men wllo desire the possession Of homes
their own, work tie moro zealously Tor II
rriunnrh Of Republican principles