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Pure., and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers OH the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by a sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard & Caswell's Cod Liver Oil"
Caswell, Mack g. Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 2O-mwseowly.
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An Event

An Event
Is to come off about the middle of
February, which promises TO create a
great sensation in the fashionable world.
1t is intended to give q grand ball al
the house of 4 wealthy citizen on Fifth
Avenue, at which the German is to
be danced, in costumes marking ~various
epochs from the twelfth to the eight
zenith centuries. Orders have, we I'M
derstand, been sent to Paris for some of
the costumes. About fifteen hundred
invitations will be issued.-Home jour
aoJ
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a Visitor

To the Philadelphia market speaks of
butter which is "the essence of June
mornings caught and imprisoned in
glowing globules, the fragrance of clover
fields Iipening into sweetness iii the
brooding sunshine, the warm delicious
flavor of new milk foaming in the over
flowing bucket Wish we had some of
that kind TO spread on II daily bread.
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OBITUARY..

DIED-Near Reedyville, Roaue county, West
Virginia. OH the odd Of January. 1867, at his
VI. J. THOMAs3o.-, aged 40 yeHrs
and one of the most respectable, honorable, and
useful citizens in the county. lie had been n
faithful Christian and a member of the Baptist
for more than 25 years, and died in the
full triumphs of Christian faith, and seemed to
meet death with a welcome to n better land and
his life passed away, as TO a quiet slumber.
Yes.
80 fades n Summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms arc DER;
So gently shuts the eye of day,
So dies a wave along the shore.
Life's duty done IA sinks the clnyi;
Light from its load the spirit flies,
While Heaven and earth combine to say,
How blessed the righteous when he dies.
VAL
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A CARD TO

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri'
ca as a missionary, discovered q safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi.
nal Organs, and the whole train OF disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a seal.
ed envelope, TO any one who needs ii, Free q
charge. Please inclose a post. paid envelope, adj.
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH L.
INMAE, Station ID, Bible House, New York
CITY. noy13
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New York Prize Assoclat
500 BrssAway. New ysrk.

800 Gold Watches ......... N"e
l,DqO Silver Watches. -
! $50 Silver Tea SeA.....,.-
Together with 0 Arrs as~sortn'ni q
Elegant Jewelry valued 81 Va
tri6utsd - follows;
The name aad vAIne Of sssh mo-
goods are marked on Ti6k.ts places -
Envelopes, and well miInd. On fessn .,
eeats, y envelope containing ssth IHt. -
b. drawn vithout choice, and dsh'.r'4 81
Office, or s<nt by mail 70 any addrs-s
chAssr after seeing what article II dnsr-
valus-vbieh may be from Ons V ~
Dollay-ean thea, On payment 81 Vs. s
receive the article nansd, or may 49,,
for any other article marked 90 our CHt.-D
the same yalue. Every JDk,t dr,r.A
worth One Dollar, or more. rf~se
Our patrons can depend On pf9nps..tg
The articles drawn will b. in~m~dIs.y.ls
Express or return mail or dsbv'feah-gy
Letters from many , rson' Ssh".s
receipt 81 Valuable Cifts from o.
On hIe 81 Our Office. among Woe
John s. Hoicomb. Lnnb~rtriis zoo
watch, value $50. Mrs. S. Dennstt =
beriand Street, Brooklyn, Swing 81 II,a
Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn - 49,
Watch, vaIns $50. Hon. Y u DrrLs
inxtop, ID. e., Diamord Pin. tl1 80 u
land, 100 Lexington Avenue, PlAss s1a
N. jackson. 20 Sinsttepth - , Tp
Machine 90. Joseph Camp Enh. q.
Iodeon. N1. Mi.. j. collins ss2
Diamond Clnster Ring tzA W bsA z
Worcester. Mass.. Sewing H~srsia 81.
Sbs~. IN iGfh Street. n. g. Cod -
EdN. Bsynton, Nashville, Tsnb 49, Hrs
James Ruaeli. Montgomery. Ah oLsaL
ing wstch, exc. K T. Smith. frpp,-t W
l., Silver Lever watch, ~. osoS y,ss
ison, n. J.. Music Boa. y43 Hos- ~
ST. Paul, MINI, God watrh, - Ngs J
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Peek, Harlem, nls.. M1sie Boz az ~
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Z NJ SchsDek, Detroit Neh, I1.Hsy
Rings. skS. Pierre B-audiH, - ~ NJ
New ohsans. Diamond King tf'o ~
Barnes. 81. Louis, No. Msloda0s, u.,ssrs
II chance 20 obtain any 1871
for Ons Dollar BY pUreha.ins. US
velops for Is eentA Eutirs sts
Tleksts for o.. Doli.r !,
lara % for Yivs Dollar Gress IT,
Agents- Al Lettss should pIYIm
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"HeaIinv on Its Wings"

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptie Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &c, use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH e. CO.,
deci Proprietors.
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Every ahrcwd Business .Tirn.
Will understand that advertisements
inserted in the REGISTER reach . large
and important class OF people that can
be reached through no other medium
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To Advertisers.

Der .irbeiter FrcaRd is the only news
paper printed i'll the German language
i'll West Virginia. 1t is read by all the
Germans, without respect to party, in
this State and Eastern Ohio; and is,
therefore, an excellent advertising me-
dunn. 1t is issued every Saturday from
the REGISTER office.
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To Business VI G

The WEEKLY REGISTER is n large aud
handsome foriy-eight colamn paper, and
is read by a larger number and n more
intelligent and well-to-do class of peo-
pie than any other newspaper published
IN West Virginia or Eastern Ohio. 1t
has . respectable circulation in every
county in this State. and reaches over
five hundred post-ofices in the neigh
boring States. Its value as an adver-
Using medium is apparent.
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Cariosity Of Women.

would You believe it," asks n Lon
don letter, ''the women are actually,
from their curiosity, becoming a nui-
sance in our law courts, especially in
cases where coarse and indecent evil
dence has to be given in. In the Di-
vorce Court they act shamelessly in
their desire to hear the filthy testi-
mony. The other day a Judge attempt
ed to get rid of his lady audience, with
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Now Advertisements.

Now Advertisements.
See advertisement OF New Bath
Rooms.
James W. Jones \ Son publish a no
tice to leather dealers and shoemakers.
Good property in Bellaire is offered
for sale.
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lust SO.

Quilp says: 1T is just as sensible to
attempt to getmarried without counting
as TO attempt any business without
eonversing. Quilp ought to know, for
he failed in both undertakings.
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The Property in BeIlaire,

Advertised for sale in this mornings
REGISTER is said to be very desira Bile,
and will be sold at a bargain and on
favorable terms.
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On Monday morning, the 18th inst, at Ave
minutes to / O'Clock, ANNIE, daughter Of Mary
j. and IL. Morrison, aged ) years, ~ months and
& DAYS,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-20

we'll informed upon the subject,
tell us they think that the Socie-
ty could be induced to take charge of
this building and, carry it on, if our
citizens viii purchase it, Is not this
the best use to which the Marine
Hospital can be applied? And will
we not miss rare opportunity for Sc |
curing the establishment in our
midst Of benevolent Institution.
which will be blessing to the poor
eand the afflicted for all time to- come,
if we do not take advantage of the Of
fered sale by thebaG o1ernmentG IF
the Sisters of Charity will carry on
the hospital for the public benefit,
and irrespective of creed or condi-
tion,o as ris l their custom, and
without any further appeals to the
community for its current expenses,
will not our citizens respond to the
call, if fund of six or eight thou
sand dollars is asked, Rherewith to
purchase the building? We believe
they will. Such an institution would
be an honor to the City, and it would
supplya reatpublie want, which pos
sibly cannot be supplied in any other
way. We know of no other company
of warm-hearted and humane women,
experienced nurses, who stand ready
to do as much as the Sisters of Chair
ty will do. We believe that no spirit
of bigotry or UNCONVENTIONAL jealousy
win enter into the consideration of
this question. The broad principle of
public charity and city pride
should prompt sour citizens to
raise the funds necessary to purchase
the Hospital, and allow this band Of
devoted Christian women, who are so
faithfully following the Savior's COM
mand to do good" to ;carry it on for
the benefit Of all the afflicted, who
may need their benefcent care. We
are not fully informed as to whether
definite plans have been determined
ontfora public appeal, but the pro-
jeet q. the purchase of the Hospital
for the purpose Indicated is in con-
temptation, and we have therefore
thought proper to direct attention to
it, We may allude to the subject
again. IR-the meantime we would be
glad to have any suggestions of a
practical character in. relation to it.
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Tie New Albany Ledger man does up
the Crescent City Silver Band in the fol-
lowing style. Bully, for him:
The bully Crescent CITY Band of Evans
vile VIII have grand reception and en-
teriainment. at Indianapolis, when they
visit thai 81 ty next week. Rightand prop
fril2fA they should. They are the best
1ever placed horns TO their mouths-silver
horns, we mean. They don't indulge in
any other kind.
An ef9ftl Is being made ITO have the
Methodist Conference lines so changed as
to throw all the charges of indianapolis
into one Conferen ce- At present four Con-
ferences center there.
7, "a sad cidenthappehed at Washington /,
Ind, few days ago. Two little boys, sons
respectively of Mr.. Hiram Hogshead and
Major Burge, were .snapping caps son an
old gun, They had snapped two or three
caps when the gun exploded, the ball pass
ing through the left elbow and entirely
through the bowels OF young Hogshead.
After four or FIVE hours of intense suffer-
ing. the little, fellow was relieved of his
pain by death.
The Lafayette papers are complaining
of high rents in that city, and suggest that
good prompt paying tenants at moderate
rates of rents, are far more desirable than
high rents. with tenants who. have to be
changed once q quarter I'LL ,1alI4UJ
Mr.. ]. B. Sullivan, the General Superin.
tendent of the State Fair has commenced
canvass of Indianapolis to solicit sub
scriptions FOR the purpose or securing the
next State Fair at that city. 100 o.ff.
AT Brownstown, jackson County, Indf.
ana, recently, says the Cincinnati CONNER.
cfoI, the Adams Express Company was
sued for $3.50 by a Mr.. Grubb, OF that place,
which amount he claims to have sent by
that company TO the firm or Aub, TrenkIe
d Co,, of Cincinnati, which firm, received
package from that place, said to contain
ssses but when they opened It. however,
they found IL to contain not single green
back, but a copy of the Cincinnati Daily
Commercial. The package was immedi-
ately sent back TO the Fourth street office,
where 1t was discovered that direction
blank, cut from AN envelope had been
pasted over the original direction of the
envelope proper. in the face of which there
was cut as withIas knife LAS soon as Mr..
Grubb was made acquainted with this dis
covery, he claimed that some one in the
employ of the express company, the mes
senger, perhaps, had cut the original pack
age and distracted the money The simple
fact. however, that the paper, as folded.
could not have been pstt sIst0 the envelope
through that cut, decided the case against
hin1.AAANll31A A1IAGl
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The Sale OF the Marine Hospital
What Shall be Done With It?

ItBfn belseen by an official adver-
tisement in the JOURNAL, that the
United States Marine Hospital, ad-
joining this city, IisIto be offered for
sale at public auction on the 18th
inst. 1t is matter of much impor-
tanee to ours citizens that it shall fail
into good hands. It is doubtful
whether il can be probably used FeF
any private purpose eoasidefiog its
costTl eeatien,j din ensibA2 and 6htsha.
naliarrangements. 1T might possibly
be converted into large 'mnanufac-
tory of some kind, but. we hear of no
movement for its purchase having
such an object in view. ~ ,SAGa'so WI
1t hasbeen suggested that, as there
is now no other public or private Hos
pitalin this city, and we believe none
on the Ohio River within two hun
Gred miles of this plena, il should be
by some concerted action on The part
of our citizens purchased, and still
maintained as Hospital Every one
can readily see the necessity there is
ina city of thirty thousand inhabi-y
tants for such an Institution ;yand
now, that the Government has de-
termined to sel1iit, it is important that
it pass into such hands as will en-
sure its continued use for the purpose
for which it was erected, and for
which it is best adapted. We have
heard it urged that the City sheuld
buy it and maintain it as City Hos,
piial; but we fear that some Of the
reasons which have induced the Gov
eminent to sell it, would be very strong
objections against any attempt to carry
it on as a public municipal establish
ment. We heard yesterday that some
of the members 7 of that benevolent
society so well5and faporably known
to the public as the Sisters,of Charity,
on recent visit tothis city, examined
the Building a6d pfenodhee itwelF
adapted for the dses Of such hospitals
as---their-Seciety- carrying or
in f 1S is ts 4 he
this ,couptryIea Geat iemen, who are
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STATE ITEMS.

At the festival, to be given under. the
auspices oflthe Grand Army of the Re-
public, at Rockport, on the 23d inst. we
are informed, that a table will be, set in
army style, laden with D"hard tack" and
other diet calculated to remind the bows
of days Of hardship, as wen as '.hard
tack"
t1ndsr the pastorssge " Rev: D s. ,f A,lk.
ington. an interesting religious revival is
in progress, at Mission Chapel, Indian
apolis. ,r,
The citizens of Carlisle, Sullivan Coun-
ty. are sexultant over the fact that they
have succeeded In lTdrying up' the las,
groggery in their town, the proprietors
having run of, but whether from public
sentiment, or a. fear of the next grand
jury, is uncertain. 2 ~ "a 49, Dr.. sni
AsAne-looking lady they always dol ere.
ated qnite'a sensation, in lafayette, day
ortwo ago, by the exhibition or the new
style of short Dress II is saidss she had on
pair of No. neat walking-boots, long
stockings, fastened Just below the knee
with an embroidersd d galtef, and further
deponent saseth not. stunning, truly.
Twoscaap4 EEho hadB been Esfehkiihg
leisure hour rs,i at the Capital, in passing
counterfeit money WERE arrested in that
city the other day.ege .vilans tas3saoo 4
lSycn ballh
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The Political Sentiments

OF the JOURNAL are so well known that
1t Is necessary for Va only to allude to our
position. We will continue, as heretofore,
to labor for the interests and principles OF
the Union Party of the country, that or
ganization under whose administration of
affairs the Nation was brought successfully
through the war. The editors, haviag
served their country in the army, will con-
tinue to advocate the principles for which
they, in common with the hundreds of
thousands Of the GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC, tonight, and the JOURNAL
will always be found the SOLDIERS Or
GAN.
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FROM THE CArITAL.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 10.

Eaitors Journais .t.9 EBEAads
The Congressional Appointment
Bill was under discussion In the House
yesterday, and met with as little favor
from the Democratic magnates of that
body as from their coadjutors in the
Senate. or 'I1t'a1 AEa ,tr.sfas,
Long and loud were their protests
against this horrible outrage the
'disfranchisement of hundred and
fifty thousand men"
.MoRADIN wentsinl ION the pathetic.
He appealed to the Union members
as the followers Of the meek and
lowly Saviour" not to render IAN
eye fer an eye andla tooth for a
TOOTH" not to do las they had been
done by" but, "inshumble Limitation
of e1theirs Divine Master, who
went about doing good give the
Democracy d little show. . NIf we
have done wrong said he, q if we
have jerrymandered and cheated,
whenever we, have. had a. chance, it's
no excuse for you, the followers Of
the Meek md LoWly, to do this greay
wrong, Ito stamp us outtwithesthis
great iron heel that yea al putting putting
dbEh a lhn m as; Give Us some little
chance for repentance, before you
consign us to- the ldeng, dreamless
sleep1that knows no waking. '8biH III
Judge HtGHEs quoted the treason.
able record of the Democracy to JUS
tify their disfranchisement. /" He
thought il you'd be we'll forthe State
and well for the country if the voice
Of that party were flushed in the
halls of Congress, not only for few
years, but for all coming time.
HUGHES vocation seems to be to
pour lunar caustic /" on the wounds
of the Democracy, to keep constantly
hitting them on some sore place. 1t
is, no doubt, very amusing, but there
may be a question as to whether it
pays. "A - ~
There are.anumber of members on
the Democratic side of the House
who, if treated with kindness and.
courtesy. would harmonic with the ll
majority, so far as practicable, and
forget party 10 an honest effort to pro- |
mote the best interests of the State. |
Such men as MATHIS and STACK
HOUSE are not disposed to waste the
few remaining days Of the session in
exchanging Offensive epithets with |
their political opponents, and the /
other Democratic members would /
very generally follow their example
if they were not continually poked in
the ribs with sharp stick. 2aag s.li.,5
Judge HUGHEs is man Of great
ability, and an eloquent and forcible
speaker, but he has wasted his infu-
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ence bytoo much speaking, and fails
to advance. the interests of his party
by pelting away at the opposition on
every possible occasion. To see such
a man wrought up into the grand
tragic style on every slight occasion,
e Resembles ocean into tempest lost,
To watt a feather OF. to drown a f1y."
< Judge HUGHEs belaboring Nc
FADIN,fis as absurd and ridiculous a
waste ofpower as an elephant exert
ing himselfto crush flea. bna .td2i1
saSinee Governor BAKERS assufnp-
ton Of the gubernatorial chair, the
personal staff of the Executive has
been reorganized. The business of
the department has diminished so
much since the close of the war that
less clerical force is required Col.
W. r. HALLowAY and Col. W. III.
SCHLATER, so long associated with
Governor MORTON, and SO pleasantly
remembered by thousands in all parts
of the State, have rendered their
designations. Capt. j. M. Commons,
formerly in charge of the military cor
respondeace of the Executive Depart
ment, is now very ably and accepta
bly, filing the position of Private
Secretary to Governor BAKER, Capt.
COMMONS possesses in marked de-
gree the qualities of courtesy and
discretion, indispensable requisites in
confidential Secretary. Y on beige
The trial of Howard STRETcHER
for the murder of STEWART, at the
time GRANT. FARRAGUT, SEWARD Il
Co. were running their monkey show
at the Bates House, is still dragging
slowly along. The name STRETCHES
is feaffully ominous, horribly suggest
i've, under the circumstances, but the
prisoners friends have strong hopes
Of his acquital, .asal fi5f 81 ,a.agi
o 1t isunderstood that Arrangements
are 'entirely completed for the recep-
ton of the c. G. S. Band and accom-
panying exeursionists. They will be
met at the depot on their arrival By
the following committee, Senators
CUMBAcK, 'BELLAMY, and NEwLIN;
Representatives BIscHoF, BAKER,
aHdsM Fl Adm from the Grand Army;
Geug DAM MAcAULy, Major John N.
ScoTr, and Col. JOHN PYLE. The
programme of their publication dur
ing their visit here has not been
changed from that announced in a a
previous letter. q f.ugg35e IIiw rove
Governor BAKERS family arrived
from Evansville last night, and have
takenIup their residence at the house
formerly occupied by Governor Nor
TON, on Pennsylvania Street, corner of
New York. + god MARX, TAPlEY. y
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The Correspondence

Will he be q a special feature Of the WEEKLY.
A CORRESPONDENT viii be, employed In
EVERY COUNTY ofthef First district.
One of the editorial corps win remain at
INDIANAPOLIS during the session of the
LEGISLATURE, and keep our readers
fully advised OF its proceedings. We hope
to furnish Weekly Letter from WASH
CITY during the CONGRESS
TERM.asrL abieIsbf eooo9
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.gFE,E# a,EsEsIH W ffEK III III 80
We viii make II, without a superior g. the
country. Fun telegraphlc StARKEi RE-
PORTS spAciafreviews of the MARI Ts
of NEW YORK. NEW ORLEANS and
carefully prepared weekly
review Of the EVANSVILLE MARKET,
and commercial intelligence from all sec
lions of the country, will be given in each
weekly issue. GT0l .TfT
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The Agricultural Department

Of the JOURNAL WIN be la charge of of a
competent edifoF, and, WIN add much To-
the interest of the paper we design TO
make the. WEEKLY especially valuable
to the FARMEks.a Ours sosrsspendent
will keep US regularly advised Of the cont
dition Of the CROPS in all sections Of the
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The News Department

VIII be kept up with full interest. The
W WEEKLY win contain the LATEST
TEIEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES up to the
hour of going to press. A full summary of
the NEWS OF THE WEEK. and a coIIec-
ton of interesting STATE ITEMS, will be
given in each issue. 'i-' ss'sA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-20

We design to makeathe JOURNAL, In
all respects, a FIRsT:CLAsSC FAMILY
PAPER. suited TO the Interests and tastes
of both yenng and old. lin addition TO the
features above referred to. it will contain
a STORY in every Issue. summary of.
events in the Literary, Religious, and
scIentifc world, Editorials on Current
Topics, choice Poetry, ETC., etc. .rtf 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-20
THE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY
.s0AIfis JOURNAL e9H t'iAA

Has been published for THIRTY FIVE
YEARS, and has, during that time, been
recognized as the leading paper in this
section of the country. Its circulation, jn-
huence, and value as an advocate of the
interests of the people were never greater
than now.
II has lately been enlarged and much
tnapJoyea in Its appearane and itsledito-
rial force has been doubled within the last
few months, thus enabling us toi furnish
our readers newspaper of greater merit
and I'M crest Y sXkYI