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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27


AMOusr 90 sr0tE AAHEEr4
Cattle. shrtp. 0hntea. Fat Hogs Calves
i.a.t sseF so5 5a99 s9 100 =, "a
PRICES:
CArrLL-EXtrs fat ami hrayy premium Oxen $50
a4uu 1T quality SIS 51i 2nd ldaty .l2ao Slao1i
A quality suu8a sq yer 100 ls u total Wesh OF hiief
rs AID dressed Few choicest sin gle pa si4to a
aAbl Bulls Sc, 20 % 5 no o.
value b.ef Handy steers, 5 90 500 -
Calves, fair quality 500 ttra good $50 Slo
Wh whuut calves, be Ggrvvd afFos and ordinary
s-Yearlinss 900 sos two year-ods
three Ca Odds, SO
sheen ana Lambs s - eist Western cts per ID.
on live atiphti sOu0a 90 20 per head.
sh1tesN hulesal ~ 90 retail n l-4A l2l4c per ppfes
cd 90 d Zoe. Fat Hog, llc per lh
spring Pigs Wholesale, u Ito retail 90 Ooo per 10
Aies-Brshion q, no yer h. Country lots Ia 9l2'
Csfskius, 20 nc per 10,
THluw-b as oyer no.
Polts, with slbo So IS eaohi Country lots 20
RUNAEgs With than week, and with the most
del htul weather bufh cattle and sheep mud rather hr
i5l Western, there ihe Northern roads,
NJ the cattle CAMBRIDGE FED young ciie
and cows high ORDER Indeed compared With with the
Western they looked Inferior and those who send au
market ought MT expect the prices at which the Tar
better Illinois sleers quoted,
but til change in our table Of prices Sal
were quick prices favored the seller, wihou material
cha m prices The price lambs has recF
cred from 70 per head perhaps about hail q
what they lost week. Most u the Maine lambs sold
YORK aud ernout "a So add one two lots little
over Northern stock a. 90 y - % nts
Western - live weight AuQ.ns from 80 10 70
pcs for OuAl stock ptety mnch an SOFA on Auesots
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
FIFIY YEARs.

over hny year, Or. so RICHARDSON'S saERRY WIN
BTrERs has been used by the public 10 correct moroH An'
inactive fancous OF the human system. N promotes hca h}
gastric secretion, Liver deraugemrnt, will relieve
Rheumatic affections Jaunice, Indigestion Loss OF APP
petite shornes % Breath kidney Complaints, Weak Back
Dizziness Languor, Dyspepsia anl u Attendant sympomi
VALUABLE toni, and strengthening properties sin inFgl rate
convalascent, aud &c VIA AFFORD comfort and relief g,
ODE aged by smulauus the constitution to resist t inpeudug
uarmes. Thousands Of che venerable population OF Nea
England ure Sustained health, their fs BE- prolonged TO
vigorous aud happy Ola By regular and moderate use oil
pr. Rcharisou's Sherry Wine Bitters.
Qaes 81 Hanorer snres', Boston,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

oUisAc wRlGHrs' ksfArE-rhs sab.crib.rs. h.v
ms hea appointed The Honorable Probate tourt Tor
5he ,et oi Ws,hinslon comml..ensrs receive ex-
he estate OF louisa Wdsht, late ~ Aonp er, sali Ds
uct cen geprc.utet n.ogeut,aud the Of
from The H dty ~ July, led1 being allowed Court
% ne CRED 1rs sai decesset exhibit prove re
pecVe ns before usi Give notice, that viii attend
" du., Of our appointment At hc Store u Scott Co In
hontre-r DO said District. st Mondays september
and January next A. 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon each Of
said days LUTHER CROSS, ir.,s.
A. J. HOWE, kDYHmlh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

Heimireets nmitable Hair Colorng is not dye. All in
dyes composed lunar ense, aud more
less destroy the vitality and beauty Of the hair This the
igna Hair Colorng and has been growing in favor
twenty years hair to Its original color
gradual absorption remarkable manner. It Is al
beautiful har dressing SOLD In two uizes-oo cents and
by all Dealers
O. HEIMsrREEr, Chemist,
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

" Into the NaIey OF UehVhI
Rode the Six Hundred"
Valley Of Death ueading thousands o. young
men, who from vice approaching suicidal
great for such, and the only sae sure Anu
positive cure ia Dr. Juan Dulamae's celebrated speelhc f
the discovery OF one Of the emnant Physicians Of mod
orn ny melancholy gives way for JOY misery IL
exchanged happnes aud hopes that were crushed revive
again. you walk the pathway ofe' Win he Nso'
nhood restored and world before you again bright
you viii not fail to remember him iG all your praises VINO
placed strength your enieeoled Frame ana caused 70
bloom your paid cheek The glow Of health when wafer
cannot wash away and naught but time destroy
July 20 mo daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

Look the trade before you buy Wines and Liquors.
pnrporng the genuine standard goods put up by O. A.
Richards, Of Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
STANDARD GOODS.

The twelve kinds Of pure Wines aud Liquors bottled and sold
BY c. A. Richards under hs mark are genuine and good %
Hashinqton street, Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
AeqaI notirfs.

nAvfp sLAfrERs ESTATE - The ,ub.crIbsr.
ta.vsf h,en appointed ~ The Honorable Probate Court
- Tor tN piaict N Washington. commssoners 10 re-
ceye AID ADJUST 40 claim. and demands of All per
sous eaiuat The estate % David " 5Rfter late Cabot
" s.a deceased renresened insolgen and ne term
gsh uth from the 18th day ~ Juue, 1850. being allowed
D $40 Ogn 20 ne creditors said decsased 70 exhibit and
prove the respective claims before Give
WI attend tn me daes n appointment dwelling
house oi George " Paige, IN Cabot said District on hs
asi Wednesdays ~ August ard DHceInbar
10 The afternoon, on each Of said days -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

w HISKERS Do Lamonts's Corroha
W Is The greatest shmlli'or 10 the world VIII
force WhskCrs Mous'aohcs to grow uxuris nily on
The smouihe.t face Sample sent Zee 90 any desf-
Gus Of testing its merits Address
REEVES co. IS Nassau Street, New York.
DREMlUM CHESTER WHITE PICS
4 Tor sale, sent by Express % 10 parts Of the United
States For Crcuars and Prices address N. r. BOY ER
co Gum Tree, Chester COUNT, Penn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
Nrm ao6rrtisr mfnts.

klI Frs remaiun in tnr Posi- ufes 40 Mont
psher state oiNermont che l5h dag "a july, 1850.
- LADIES.
Dewey Mf' Sarah Niuot Mrs Mercy
Darling, Miss EyaF Town, Me- DlahsB
Dndlsy, =. p. shaw, WmR
Davis AEru SpfaHue, VIM
Folsom, Francis y skinner, D l.
Gould joseph Spraruft "a W
Hobart, Henry white u y
Persnuss lumun whitney Alfred
Richmond, D. J Yaua, Mosas
To obtain any Of these letters applicant must call Tor
adtered letters and The date Of thes pay one cent
Tor advertising.
Il ng called for within MONTH they viii be sen, 10 the
Dead Letter Ohce. JAMES %. FRENCH
Vaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

STATE OF VERMONr
SECRETARY or STATES OFFICE,
Mortified, July 10, 1876,
Proposals for printing tte Annual Session Laws and
the journals Of the Senate and House for the ensuing
session 4 the Legislature, hereby invited. Each
proposition must be accompanied BY sufficient guAran-
tee the faithful performance o. the work. Inc right
to reject any or all proposals is reserved.
GEO NICHOLS
1910 Secretary Of State.
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ENTTNT ]
PUT ON AND TAKEN OFF IN MOMENT by any
one without sewing eyeet, screw, rvst IN the
cloth. First premium awarded ~ American Institute
in septe Der, rs 5 They be changed from one
garment 10 anoihci 10 an instant and A. her ,er null
81 ear the cloth they The only reliable BUT
TONS FOR MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING. The
most nvenicnt BUTTONS FOR LADIES, az by their
use he Appearance Of the garment be altered 10
sui' taste or occasion For the ARMY AND NAVY
they are invaluable, a. they eau 10 instant be ex-
changed for set removed Tor olelnng or changed
Tor plain covered buttons when desired They have been
adopted by tailofs an c0theia, ard those Who have
used ihem will hove no other IN order 20 lot tho public
the great advantages OF these goods we or
90 send BY return mail postage prepaid receipt
price. one set SLEEVE BUTTONS. Ladies or Gents
Plain 41o Fancy 80 PEI set; d1z. Suspendar b T.
tons, 40 or one ASSORTED BOX containing doz
each for coats vests pants and oyefc0as AZ st75 ser
box ull de- cripuvc list, from ehich any stJla Of
zion. Call. or address W. 3. WATKINS. sole Agent.
No ZIG Broadway corner Canal st. New York
Box 6d5S Peaie state you this adv riiscment
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SPIKE THE GUNSl

SPIKE THE GUNSl
Of Humbag Imro-rs tle nel with deadly hair dyes,
dangerous 70 hs,,h ad utterly destructive to The hair Do
not submit to have your head
BAPTIZED WITH LIQUID FIRE
when the cooling vegetable preparation,
Girls tADORO'S HAIR DYE,
wn 10 ave minutes iupar any desired shade from light
brown black without iuurns the fhrss staining the
san or poisoning system through Che pores Beware Of
the deietsr1us dyes Manufactured by j. CRisrADoRO o
House, NsT York soid BY all Druggists Applied by
all Hair Dretsers. July 5diw mo
FUMFY rHE BL0OD.-I'ths blood pure ODE boly which
formed by The blood cannot be diseased Bat f
there in any part Of the body Affection such h,
ulcer, 0rase, She blood circulating through that part
takes up Impure matters from Che local az c,n AMI carries &c
nto the general system. This cause often % sudden
death persons ian habit afflicted with bos and ulcers
who medicines the matter gets into the circulating
system The fine blood vessels which apply the
brain with vitality, and lie ceases a. %
Bsrrt by lightning
Nov, ,his can be rsmeiisd.
BRANDRErHs PILLS
impure ths circulation, and he gem
eraihea soon curing local affections also. BRANDRErHs
PILLS protec. tedious Of sickness and often save
ufs soliuy an Druggists. July 6.daelmo
MAKE YOUR OWN SOA r.
By Saving and Udug your Waste
q r. f. y 5 T..
Bay One box ofihe
PENNA SALT MANUFACTURING CO.'S.
SAP . Nj + | 4 K.
patents oflst ami sth Feb, is59J
CONCE NTRATED LYEi
It will make 10 POUNDS ofexceent H.fd Soap % g Ne
the very Sl soap, Tor only about b lEAIS
directions each box fr sale at 81 Drus and Grocery
Stores. ,.,,.,. 49,.
Put one box Of SaponiheT into t-e gallons o. N isnock
Oh a. end BET Che box boil until smrue itself then take
out suI half pouu Of fat. sni let BOIL
hour anil go minutes hen sdi small a ~ pnt Of se e9d
gallon u So wser, aud iet TO- bolt Pour small
tumhrfu ucod into tub box a. wet II round The
sides then empty the ia TO stand all night, and Gu
ID Win be dt fJr use DO a rev weeks.
SOFT SOAP.
Made way with the exception OF adding fifteen
galons and salt aii goa need an ron keihe
90; .5.daw
BANKING HOUSE
JAY COOKE 81 co.
Corner Wall Nassau US Nep YorS
Ia connection with houses In Philadelphia and Washing
ington we have opened NEW YORK HOUSE above oca-
ton aud ODER banks, Bankers, and Investors
for he transaction business in this city, including
ohases and sales GOVERNMENT SEcuH Srocks, BONDS,
ASD GoLp We constantly represented at the stock Ex
cha nge aud Gold Board orders sent promptly
filed. We keep hand a full supply Of
Government Securities Of all Issues,
buying selling prices and allowing correspond
s''' tue "'O'' '''''" A''' 'l' j. COOKE co.
Nave.tv ,daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27
CoLDING AND POCKET LANTERNS.

Safe and convenient, the size OF cigar case only.
Folded aud uniolded in tsinkng To farmers, sports
men, aud persons living in the country they are inyalu
able Everybody should have For sale by CTockery
and Hardware Dealers everywhere ar at wholesale by
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
NVholeea1a Dealer in Giafa-Ware III MIX ST., Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

CACCI0LA'S HAIR LIFE
Restores Grey Hair To It's original color Dandruda
all Impurities, preserves the har from premature death
Containing nothing niurous Is unsurpassed for dressing
the hair, promoting urant growth and leaving Il so and
glossy. For sale by al druggists Price, dollar bottle
Depot, No. n william street, New York dawi9l'iy
DR. MATTISON
OF Providence r. l. exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from impradenee In both Civ
ing them his whole attention. Dr. M, is a thoroughly
educated physician Of over twenty years experience
bearing the highest Testimonials, aud undoubtedly pos
superior skin In that class Of diseases to which
he has devoted much time and attention. Persons
at distance and ad's especially having any trouble
Of the Kind, should be to send for his Book on
Special Diseases giving full information, in sealed
envelope free. Enclose one stamp 1r postage and
direct u DR. NArTIscN, No. 2s Union street. Provi'
den'eR I. l566daw
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Marriagrs.
Deaths.
Nem Embellishments.
$4,000. Y LEX r. ~ s.ls..L x 4.. any

No experience Necessary TIE ffesldents, CAshlers
aud Tfeasurers Of tanks indorse he circular. Sent
free with samples Address the American stenil Too
Works, Springfield. Vermont. 1880
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-27

ID OVAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
HI Conducted under the supervision Of the Captain
General Of Cuha. Plies paid in gold. Prizes eashed
and information givea by GEORGE UPHAM,
No. 90 North Main Street Providence, X. l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-15
THE STRING ELECTIONS.

We desire to call the attention of the
Unionists Of Belmont County to the
Importance Of our coming Spring Elec-
tions, and to the necessity of imme-
date and thorough action, in order
that the Union vote may be got out in
all the Townships.
These elections have a great inau-
ence on the elections that follow in the
Fall, and for that reason they should
receive attention at the hands of every
we'll wisher of his country.
We call upon the Union men Of Bel
mont County, in every Township, tc
promptly take steps toward nominating
good Township Tickets, to organic,
their forces, and fight the campaign
vigorously.
The elections held so far this Sprin,
show that the Union party is stronge
than it ever was and we firmly believ'
It is.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-15
PENNsYLvANIA.

The Union State Convention in
Pennsylvania was held at Harrisburg
on Wednesday OF last week. MAJ
Gen. JOHN W. GEARr was nominated
for Governor on the nrst ballot. The
Convention, by vote Of 100 to 2l,
ResoIred, That the work Of recognizing
the lste insurrsctionary States to their pre-
ner relations to the Union necessarily dc.
yeives upon tho Law. making power; and
tbst, until such action shall be taken, no
State lately 10 insurrection is entitled to
reprosentstien in either branch Of Congress-
that. a. primary to suoh action, IT Is the
right Of Congress to investigate for itself
the condition of the legislation OF these
States, to inquire respecting their loyalty
and tn prescribe the terms OF restoratiOn'
and that to deny this necessary. constitution
al power is to deny and imperil one oil the
dearest rights belonging to our representa-
tivesform Of government, and that We cor
dia |, approve Of tho action OF the Union
Representatives in Congress from Pennsyl-
vania on this subject. ,,.,.,
Resolved That the public faith Is solemn
" pledged 20 the protection IN the ENJOY
ment Of ell their natural nights, OF theiT +
persons, property, and domestic relations OF
the colorcd population who have been oman.
cipated, that the fiat OF the people, unue,
the Providence of God, and who deserved
libe " by their kindness and hdel.ty' 70 our
soldiersin prison, or wounded seekInP.escaPs
from their tormentors; by their courage IN
bearing arms for and fighting the battles OF
m. IJnion. even as man is more precious
than money in every Just account, so the
honor of the nation is more sacredIy en-
gsoed TO these humble but never treacher
ous friends, than those who hold its bonds
stamned with the broad seal Of the United
States. that their freedom shall not be a
,noekery, nor their just hopes OF security;
sducation and elevation in intellectual and
moral imprevement disappointed, aud THESE
faots must be kept invioats.
P.solp,d, That the Hon. Edgar CoWan'
Senator from Peunsylvania, by his course IN
the Senate of the United States has disap'
nointed the hopes and ha, forfeited the con-
Sd.nce of those 20 whom he owes his place.
and that he islhoreby most earnestly request
ei to resign.
Gen. GsARY made speech, accept
ing the nomination; whereupon, the
following dispatch was read and cheer
ed:
To III. Hoa JOHN W. FoRNEY, Ha'r'',
burg: c :. =,
long standing. knew him in California,
Mexico, and during the Rebellion. it gives
me great pleasure to bear testimony to ms h,s
most exosllent character as military leader
and as an honorable man. | know OF ne
officer whs has performed his whole duty
With more fidelity than Gen. Geary.
JOSEPH HOOKER, Maj. Gen. Cong.
A cotemporary remarks; "There Is
to be Gettysburg struggle in Penn
sylvania; but the party that held its
Convention while Lee was on the soil
Of Pennsylvania, and did MT call on the
people to rally to defeat and expei him'
10 MT going to win"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-15
From the Toledo Commercially ]

New YoRK, March LIST.
My DEAR SIsTHER KATHLEEN: An l
spose 20 see by the papers livery day what
great doins We have here livery day preparin
to march back to Ould Ireland-an bejabers
we'll do it an no mistake-barrin cant see
for the life Of me how we re gon to march
three thousand miles across the salt say
Mahony and Roberts ssy the things aisy
done it they only get money snuf to do 1t, an
| reckun they have got heaps of gould by
this, for they've been collectin this two
year, and every young colleen that has
nothin at all but the clothes on her back,
has given her quarther livery month out Of
her airnins for the sake OF OuA Ireland,
and livery thrue Irishman gives what he can
afford, and buys az many bonds az he has
greenbacks to pay for, let alone the silver
and gould that we're hidin away in the old
stockin-fut, to pay our expenses on the way.
But how the Divil half million of us
with our provisions, and arms and ammuni-
tion are goin to git there is what bothers
me intirely-some says we must take Can
ada and Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick,
to begin with, aud then buy and build ships
and steamboats, enuf to carry us all over to
oncet, for yee 50 it won't do to cross ever
two by two, in couples, one after onaither
like the boys and girls at weddin or wake,
for the id sodgers would shoot US as
We git ashore, and the thupderin great
seyonty-fours wouldblow our steamers oil
to hell or ballahack. and them as wasn't kilt
would be drownded. And besides the
Yankees wouldn't let US raise an army an
march over the lines to Canada. Grant or
Sherman would be shure to git there afore
EN- Ian so atthsr all believe the best way
is to take this counthry in the first place,
and then ys see it would b. as aisy as fhlin
off log to- take Ireland any day atore
break fast; but whist, my darlin, that would
be called traison, aud suld Andy is death on
all traitors, and would hang us all as he did
Wirz --sRd faith, Kathleen. I'm bothered
intirely, an spose Mahoney an Roberts an
the rest Of the Head Centers an Senators
will do jist as the big bugs in Ireland do
squeeze oil tho money they can out Of us
poor divils that they may live on roast beef
an plum puddin an drink their wine, an
laugh in their sleeves az they think how
nately they've fooled us. -, s. alttr,
Oh Erin, my country, though sad and forsaken,
In dramss revisit thy sea beaten SHORE -
But alas Ia . far foreiga land awaken, rIlt
To sigh for the friesds wis shat 500 me more.
Goodbye. sKsthleen--Ged be wild ye-
your Dovin. brother, PAE aoBRIEN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-15
The Adminlstrati0 nOfEsresIdent
Adams.

To the Editor Of The Washington Chronicle :.
SIR: In the Chronicle Of to-day, in speak
ing of the use Of Executive patronage by au
Administration with view to sustain or
perpetuats its power, you say:
Upon this point we desire to call the
attention Of the Executive and the people to
three historical admonitions
First The experience of the Admins
tration of John Quincy Adams. After the
House of Representatives had decided the
Presidential contest by electing Mr.. Adams
to the Presidency, in February of 1928, a
most vigorous and extended effort was made
to secure his reelection, Many of the
ablsst and purest men in the country sup
ported him. The young and powerful states
men, Clay and Webster, led the Adams par
ty and were confident Of triumph, The Off
ces and the other patronage Of tho General
Government. were employed with a courage
and perseverance worthy Of those ambitious
and daring men.
cannot suppose you would knowingly
state that which is contrary to truth; but it
seems strange to mo how you could be so
mistaken in regard to historic facts "a to
make the allegation that during John Qu;n-
cy Adams administration "the Offices and
the other patronage Of the General Govern,
ment were employed with courage and
perseverance, worthy these ambitious and
daring men, )" for political purposes,
A purer administration than the one
spoken Of has never been witnessed by tho
American people, and such is the verdict Of
impartial history-such the admission now
Of those who we're then politically epnossd
to the party at whose head stood Mr., Adams.
SO far from Z" the Offices aud the other pa
tronage Of the General Government " then
being employed to promote the interest of
that party. sr secure the reelection of Mr..
Adams, not Sin, ,ole man WAS removed from
or appointed to Office during the whole four
years Of Mr.. Adams Presidential term on
political grounds-not on.
Mr.. Adams was urged hy sSne OF his
friends TO remove certain prom Gent officers
for the reason that they were not only op-
posed to him, but strenuously exerting their
efforts in opposition to him; but he invariS-
bly, refused to do so, always saying that they
had right to support whom they pleased.
:, NATHAN SARGENT.
WAsHINoToN, Feb. 22. 1851
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-15
EVERY WORD TRUE.

The Portage County Dem ocrat, one
of the staunchest Republican papers in
Ohio, proposes to enlarge its dimen-
sions in few weeks. In the following
item it well expresses sentiments that
We cordially endorse, and commend as
worthy the consideration of the people
of Belmont County. 1t says:
A we'll and judcously conducted local
paper is at once tho symbol aud the prop of
the prosperity of q community. 1t Isl a type
ofcivilization, Of intelligence and intellectual
development. As it reflects the living man
ners and spirit of it's locality, 50, by reflex
influence, it benefits all the people within
the proper sphere Of its circulation. 1t is a
fact, whether men are inclined to believe it
or not, thata q newspaper of good dimensions
and handsome appearance, creditably con-
Quoted, and of fair ability, substantial and
reliable in its business and general charac.
ter, adds value to every mans farm in the
County, and benefits every material enter
prise. The School and the Chnrch have q
like benefcent influence. The Church. the
School, and the Newspaper arc the great
social elevators Of the people. Remove the
benign, molding, purifying, and ennobling
influences of these, and mankind would at
once relapse into barbarism. There would be
no longer security for personal rights or the
rights of property. Might would mako
right, and the weaker would succumb to the
stronger. This is what we mean when we
shy that the Newspaper, as a co-operator
with the School ana Church, benefits every
mans property, and conserves the peace,
welfare, and happiness of soJiety A News
paper is not only conserver, il is an edu-
Gator of the people. 1t is power in the
State second to none other.