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AIKEN,S muSEubt.

( FRANZ n uAKKH..........r1upxtator And HauaGsl
rvrr Evening. :A and Wtdresda{ MaNnee. An
UTHEE THlUNPH, Auk1ahn 015b dfAfu10&anoa
Of Wilk,e Collins fs1nnus Romance.
MAN AND WIFE.
MAN AND WEE.
Beautiful Appointments and Very stsnn< EssA
VIII ahottIy be fevivr4f with eouht110oo east
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IouA B. CALHOUN, Presldsnt
ELLIOTT ANTHONY, secretary.


mcattno ut,i hs MA In Farrell Hat tntav
ats:l0 n. m. to orrsnt1e Inc y itiinoia HnmnSes
sortetx the 'chi-c1F ~ which viii he IN nttajn
thr cs,Hrimrnt ind rnf,-ren1rn nj II snitth1e fsv1
for The nrnterfon ri sntEsls nd The m c health
an, n stsi,s cf hnm sne edncatton. thn,nsh thss
nIen4 ths nulnit auo tnr scnoofs Wn9ch shsfi send
10 nfsyent Iii forr1s Of crusItT. Ststementa vii
Be msae. aud important lett. "a reid. shoe,uR tie
need If tuch l eociety, Nj, Aueeil. Ffe5ldcnt Of
The NeaSarhusettsS 4 cjetv viii sISdresa fhe anil
- c. anti oiher ren,,smeu, as there may he time
Their vii be anpDor1ate musio beforc. dining.
sn ,1r rrsse ~ ess,sses ss ,s y NJ cfes"old
The Orphan Asylum board Of Directors will
Meet at The Astiur at 1ak oc1oek d n. All per-
cons intesesit in the Work Of the fair and f1sti
| WI Win please meet with t1eTn, u much netp il
| needed The canvasae1s will please be prompt
At u'c1oCE Win their reports. II large amount
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MARRIED.

rimpscs Removed ana 1ne is Skin
fsrrnrc<i hr CssEeN. Uszarl i CO, New ioff-
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THE LAW COURTS,
Tho New Sheran's AppoIntcos.
Tbs Proprieto1s of til, Globe Theatre
at War.


koGA fhsunAefcE NUTH-N3E sUIJa.
CArof upytes, = etgnee Of the Mercantile Nd
tusl Life Insurance Company o Chtcaso. '. Fred.
e.5ck Rolling and Conrad Rt4ho; Wnise. Tno.nsa
h Co.: Wella 4 Faulkner: William 8sere; John
Schmidt; Conn. s.uckast: JAG b sp r4l: L,ull
kleinpctef; Bernard Hayen1ue1< John u. Marty
Adm Zun: c. N. L<nabcke i Son: Nicolas Nal.
ter: John Pesnel: Mlcnael stefttn; Lambert.
Ssenen Co: Christian schle: :ker; Andreas
6tamm: MAT 1nnt: Henry G, Wintheim; Se1ya.
nus L,ndts: md Ferdinand Gcl<ules,
These zre twenty-five other cnses brought
3gslust premium note-mskesB OF the defnnct c0r-
pQf&stup.
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Tho tDotton peetaued-
TIE 1oAhfftxH
The PFeAdeat announced tast Il tho next "a ru-
laz meeting he would nou3er eratu INC COMMITTEES fpf
their srpsuTal
The Council thtS. sdtoarnads "
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Criminal Court
GRAND JURT KNfASxLfxp-
Yester1sY being the drst day Of the Deeemoel
term. cTsnd lury was empsnel]ed, with Reooeo
C.imiusl causes viii probably be tasen mp On
Wednesday.
, 1870-12-06
The Turf.

BONE1Ra RIVAL
4 New fork correspondent ut the Boston Jour-
mel gives the following ataieu1ent concerning
remarkable young mars owned In Orange
CountJ: .....
Wbrn Bonner Appeared on the Eusd with hia double
tean--lAdy Ps!rser and Flashnsh Matchmaking tbs
Foad By st,srn. ArponE the iookerson Mr. Jv4oph
As1kcf. wealthy xtntleAan we'll known on the stroef
t. eHzttd for his 1oTt Of emo h1see and hu kind Es1n
0! them. lie announced hsf dttcIinsuon 70 oeA& Hen.
ners tine Lady Palmer and flsibnsh Maid grew I'D
brunette and BrtDo They made the a1tonaAhiuS time
fos The ~ wealthy New !i.nd asd e
elInea The tam VA bsohen up; HonneE hayns hEnn9
dnutlc team time NJ Harkna announced ths det.rnt
n1tion TO beat Dextcs'e b*as tine Dransa Connt
the AecrA Of hesseen. the home Of the
stock 1bs1e II nothins In the Sta4o that can taGal
Ie H. Is lo1 ID fansy ssses
md stock valued It quarter Of mtlon. ta hAa =
pritste eonrse and the tAatest horses IN the land
Hosemtn hare been .gtated tfona ne io Hoe ~ fne
frpott Of the remarkable tpee Of yo1nk
aorsemen. ssid sbe might. make : .unner. pes
A tbs trsites :, wA funGink, bet y ths
ispt, rzp:dtand square TINT. The exrtted hossenAs
| Tprhcd Iuto Mr. hactmAn'a presence and sho4ted
| .Yor hsvr Eot tfGttef.s Ru1nnra 81 hcs Wonaoul
| .p<ed reached the city. fKank Work. 0eo9ke A!!en
p,odiky. The price asked W.. 9td.nn Vandc:hilt,
friends usTed htrn u buy the horse but he deetoe
The mare showed ths s.tat vpeod q ooe;qnastsr r
aud onequ.TseT In H. Isarker uniEannLns Al ethrs, =
ths he. % tas pe y1af "a ri
Ia douhle team he 10 now prepared. he say8 70 oes
| the bc1t xtn8lo 3itno cTeF kn0En-
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For an IrVttRtcd Throat, Cough OF
Cold - Brorns Bronchial TfosAe4@ arc oaefed
haye oetn thn,pushlJ lestead. End msinta1n the
rood reputation they have Justly acquired. ~
thfrt e5e limitations, b 10 OBTAIN iaf 9tnu'"e
Moth Patches FreckIes and Tan. Use
aPerry,s~ Moth and FreckIe Louon." The only
reliable and harmless remedy Tor removing bfoTn
dscoloraons from he face rrePAFs&d 81 2n1 " n II
otSt6 eTefFThC{tA
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REAL ETATE WANTED.

yWAKfHp-AnY oNK WIsANa. 70 HELL 4
> ksske71 ssattnS psses. tasesttoes ~.
, 1870-12-06

TnK 1SDIAkAfO1IQ CLUE.
The Indianapolis Journal 1tAtea Shnt 0ve mem-
be1B OF the Sasc bal nine Tor next ReHson have
already b. en engaged by th- indianapolis AEsoc-
PTstt OF lhe FORGET Cttyf Of .lrvel and md Leon
ard AID SKeasJ. Of the Red SocAnGa
Ink 1NINAk.
A regular meeting OF toe !RtoA Club VIII be held
tits evening. Mt Sa-i14s 1udiaaA street, for The
transaction Of important bu1inefl,
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KEIAICRI ALA

C1dck0u. Dtc. {, 1s,u.
Son 4 IN Moon rfees....... $50 ..
SHa seto .. n Aooa sets ....... N.
, 1870-12-06
AUCTION SALES
ny ALFRED DAY & CO.
REGULAR WEDNESDAYS SALE

A larer quantity 81 New and seessd-k.aA
T.~.itrrS, Heds and Re&din6s maktTessess
.c~.h aDa Heafanx 8ssvuA. C1eeke<1. C11.
-. E1e, AEssy 4 0nRAn6 OF UaelRlAea
M.z-xo to b Held. 6aqe pasasivu. -
AIY1&p DAT 4 QQs AQss3aessGk1
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08
Ratifying the Chinese rrsatz.

The Territorial Enterprise seems to en,e,-
tain very iittlo respect for facts. if we are to
judge from an article on Democratic Legisla-
ton, which lately appeared in its columns
The entire article is tissue of misrepresenta.
hoons. 20 the prejudice Of the California Leg
,sintnre; not for anything which it has done,
but for that which it might do if IL would fol-
low the suggestions Of the Enterprise.
speaking OF one OF the bills introduced by
asan Francisco ra member, providing police reg
u,S'ons Tor the Chinese 1t says: This mag
innocent measure was suddenly killed by the
,Ns OF the treaty Of 1885," How long
~, SINCE una. chinese treaty was ratiaed1
VINO is''"ea NJ Ihe last steamer that arrived
ifoh tue on'nese coast brought the intelh-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08
a. a. Pi....,,s opi,,.u.

Wevers GLAD TO receive \ ell this week
from our old friend from Mountain City.
Job 7. Dye. ons Of the oldest pioneers in this
country. Mr. Dye immigrated 20 California
forty years ago. crossing the Rocky noun
tains in 1880. There are but few men now
living on the Pacific coast whose experience
dates hack 50 far. and covers sach a long and
uninterrupted career on desert, mountain and
shore. Few men are capable from natural
ability and experience Of forming more accu-
rate conception Of the magnitude Of the min
eral deposits Of this mountain region; and the
account Of the resources and advantages Of
the northern portion of this country which We
received from him is of much Importance in
forming just estimate of the yvnlue Of the
country. Mr.. Dye settled in business in Cope
district early last Summer, and has had facili-
ues for acquiring information and forming
Judgment uneIcelled by any. He thinks the
Cope country one Of the best he has ever seen,
and one which will be permanent. The placer
mines. he believes to be no unimportant fea-
ture Of the country. These extend along the
owyhee nver about ten miles-two miles above
and eight below Mountain City. The best of
these plaeers are in the dry gulches Many
Of them, he believes, will pay from three to
twenty dollars per day. A ditch will be
brought into the district which will supply an
abundance Of water, which will be completed
about the first Of April. A number of men
have lately gone into the Bruno district, east
Of Cope, and the impression prevails that
Bruno will prove to be another excellent dis
trict. Ny. Dye has also prospected the coun-
try between Bull Run and Cope. and found
good gold prospects on a large stream flowing
through that section. There is large extent
of country in all directions from Mountain
City which show evidences of placers worth
working. A the snow goes off in the Spring.
and water en- be obtained, the extent and
value Of these will be tested
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

Tan DuYk.ESer.7The. Telegraph reports
vio,<nt and psotraeted ptofms throughout the
Easten States. Snov, rain, and wind have
combined their elements to make life disa-
greeabls. Al Buffalo. on ihe second of Jana-
AIRY. the barometer ranged lower than had
been known for fifteen years. A thousand
feet Of the Hudson River Railroad were washed
away. Fify thousand dollars damages were
inflicted on Hartford. Railroad trains in the
Western states have been deluged. OF entirely
stopped. While the Storm King has thus ruled
the East with rigorous hand. out here in the
wilderness. the skies have been Is serene. and
the atmosphere as tranquil as the heart of
man could desire. Not cloud in the sky, nor
. breath above the gentlest of breezes. The
nights have been cold. but the sunshine has
made the days as pleasant as the lazy morn
ings Of the Spring. .-+ -.aa rI.r
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08
Railroad Meeting.

r At n meeting held at winnemucca, Jnnuary
LIST. 1870, for the purpose Of taking measures
for the organization Of a company TO construct
a railroad from Battle Mountain Station, on
the Central Pacific Railroad, to Battle Noun
tain mining district, Hon. Geo. G. Berry was
called to the Chair. and Robt McBeth was cho-
sen Secretary. The meeting was then ad.
dressed by several speakers. who were familiar
with the mineral resources Of the above named
district, all OF whom expressed entire conf
dence in the feasibility and practicabiity Of
the enterprise, and that the road, when built,
would be one of the best paying properties in
the country. After full and free interchange
OF ideas By those who were present, q com
mittee was appointed, consisting OF Geo. G.
Berry, g. W. Fox, Rob't McBeth, J. A. Bios
som, and Jno. w. Mcwillams, who were in
structed to have a preliminary survey made of
the route to determine the length Of the road
and the probable cost of its construction, end
to report to an adjourned meeting to he held
at Battle Mountain district, at the call of the
Chairman Of the Committee.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

ASorHER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Territorial
Governor has lost his official head, the victim
this time being Flanders, Governor Of Wash
ington Territory. Flanders engaged in q
quarrel with Garfield, the delegate, which e1-
tended generally through the Republican
ranks in that Territory. This decapiiation
will intensity the bitterness but weaken the
power Of one wing. The new Governor is Of
course military man; none other stands
much show for Federal Offices under this
administration. The country. AS Senator Sum-
ner said Of the White House, is nothing but
military camp. Republican civilians who do
the work must be content with back seats in
the synagogue. Gen. E. s. Solomon. Of Chi
cago, is the new appointee for Washington
Territory. ...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

We Inadvertently omitted to name the full list Of
aosins onceTS under the late executive appointment
Tor the county For Judge 81 Probate Of this county
Daniel Mclaughlin. an experienced and abb LAWYER
has bern appointed. and Mr.. Wood FoRles NJ "a the
New City sasnrer.-CA,y,IH, Esad>r.
We congratulate Judge Mclaughlin He
deserves an Office under the Territorial gov
eminent. We last saw him pleading the cause
Of Wyoming before the Secretary of State. W.
h. Seward, and know that the Territory is
greatly indebted to his efforts for its orgauiza-
ton.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

RouoHs GoSE SoUTH.-They seem TO be
blessed with the presence of IN element down
among the southern towns which is making
society lively. If not pleasant. At Los Angeles
and San Diego, the loose population have con.
gregated in large numbers. and sporting life is
running high. In Arizona, the local papers
are complaining Of the prevalence of shooting
and fighting, which are making the streets Of
Prescott and Tucson very unhealthy at night
Some Of the old White Pine crowd are stirring
things mp in that hitherto placid region. !
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

IMPoRrAxr CAsE.-The case Of cbstley Yeo-
mans pending in the Fourth District Court Of
California, against the Contra Costa steam
Navigation Company. for damages received
by the explosion Of locomotive boiler in Peta-
luna about three years ngo, has been act for
trial on the 10th Of February Chs.ley Yeo-
mans Is resident of Elko and Is well known
throughout California and Nevada.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

WE have received the first number of the
Montana Pick and Plow, published at Beze-
man City, M. T., under the editorial charge
Of the indefstigablo and accomplished II. N.
Maguire, Esq. gentleman who always pub.
fishes neat and interesting paper. Success
10 the Pick and Plow, tr.I ....
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

The Nevada City Gazette tells the Legis,a-
ture Of California that IL can prevent Chinese
sHuraee by enacting an educational qualitica-
ton for electors. -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

The Empire reports rumor, as coming
through Richards, eIpressman between Ham
ilton and Ely district, that Brigham Young
hns ordered oil the faithful TO prepare to de-
part 10 an island purchased in the Pacific. IL
ia nota very probable story #H
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

KILLED. Daniel White aud Charles z.
Bhgh,uore were instantly killed on the I'd
instant, by q cave in the old Chollar mine, at
Virginia. The bodies Of both were badly
mAngled.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

RUMoR la It that the officials have struck
the trail OF gang of counterfeiters, with con-
nections from Los Angeles through Arizona
10 the East
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

hEDrcHoSos FHkfoHr.-The rates Of f..,
freight by W.. +. / Co.. from San Francisco
to Virginia, have been reduced to four and
half cents, and four cents from Sacramento
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08

noU1pAhI Lay cAsE,-The ease involving
qusston fths boandary line bet~s.o
.W.shos and Lyon counties. will tried befora
Judge Bsryspt Carsou. on the 10Th ins,an,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-08
=. A. ROGERS,

n orARI PUBLIC FOR ELKO COUNTY. AND CON
~ MISSIONER OF DEEDS for California ON,
with the County Reourder. in the Court-House. u
st-lFs IN flAo. islf
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
"CRACK.NGn A Bagg.

The Latest ssGunpowder Plot'--FruEtless At.
tempt to Explode Safe-Gne of the Sup>
posed Burglars in Custody.
Shortly after one O'Clock yesterday morning dull.
ndistnct noise, accompanied by the apparent crass
ing OF glass, heard In the vicinity or the Court
House at White Plains. Westchester county; but al
high wind prevailed at the time the sounds did
rot attract unusual attention. About daybreak.
Central Bank of Westchester county, situated
on the corner or Railroad avenue and
Court House square, discovered the entrance open
ana the trout windows scattered in fragments on The
sidewalk. A further investigation revealed the ut.
most confusion In the bank, The door Of which was
wounds were OccasiOned While the burglars were
breaking through the glass of a rear window or by
known. The outer door of the safe had bson blown
or hole having been drilled near the lock.
Into which the charge had evidently been
three powier canlsters. two. Of which were
empty and the other partially so, leaving no
70 I'M TO doubt that considerable quantity had been
used by the burglars in their attempts to rinc the
SAFE The force Of the explosion, In addition blow
ing out the windows caused serious damage to other
first obstacle to their burgarous designs, the opera
tors tried to force the second door, one OF the lower
corners was turned up with the aid OF crowbar or
some similar instrument 1t il not known what
caused the robbers TO deslst, except they con-
cluied that their efforts were hopeless the
clock in the bank had stopped at halfpas one from
which circumstance it Is Inferred that the explosion
took place at that tine Had the burglars succeed d
in gaining access to the interior Of the safe they
could have appropriated large amount OF funds.
About five O'Clock, and alter the attempted bur..
glarV had become known in the village, constabla
Barnes observed two men l0itoring near the Harlem
Railroad depot, who, on seeing him, commenced
moving OF rapidly Drawing his revolver ho
ordered them to halt which only one of them obeyed
This fellow had some severe cuts on his nose and
forehead for which he was unable to account satis-
faclor;ly and he was confined IN the county jail on
suspicion Of being one OF the parties concerned in ha
hur
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

CONGRESSIONAL THIMBLERiG.-Political mo-
rality in Congress is certainly at a very low
point; if one may Judge by the occurrence of the
admission to contested seat Of Mr.. Wallace.
This admission was secured by a dishonest
manGuvre Of his friends, who watched their
opportunity for llstless moment and nearly
empty house and rushed vote through in his
favor. Will Congressman who cheat the
country on such point serve it honestly on
any other? Is the Congressman who manmu-
vred this dodge any better than those ex-
PEELED for the sale of cadetshps?
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
ARREST or A FUGITIVE.

Martin Haley, alias Henry Kelly, was arrested
yesterday by officer Houghton, OF the Twentetlt
precinct, charged with being fugitive from ustice-
1t is alleged that Haley was arrested soma
months ago in Fonda, Montgomery county,
N y, charged with having In his pos.
session q quantity Of burglars tools witt!
the evident intent to use the same. He escaped
from the ail and came 10 this city, where he was
subsequently arrested by Mr. payd y rdI B. He{gemaa
a Writ of haneas corpus and, pending the argument
In the case, Haley again escaped from tha
custody of the Sheriff. subsequently Haley was in.
and bench warrant was issued for his
arrest. During the past week Mr.. Hegenan.
the Sheriff, was in this city attending to sOaia
private business, and yesterday OF Jhe Hudson
River Railroad depot waiting to take the traiH
for his home. While waiting TO purchase bta
ticket MFR. Hegcman Observed Haley lounEtng about
the depot and attempted 10 arrest him. He ran Oh,
but was pursued aDd recaptured by ollcer H0ugh-
ton. The prisoner was arragned before lnspecI0c
Walling ana placed In, charge OF Sherin Hegemans
who started with him to Fordam Tor trial last even~
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
COOPER UNION.

Eleventh Annual COmmeDcemcDt-GOvernO
Hoffman Presides-Inieresting Exercises and
Crowded House.
The large hall OF the Cooper Institute, probably in
all its history, never presented such scene as 1t
did last night, when 1t was occupied by an assem-
blase gathered to honor Science ana her hand.
maiden, Art, and to cheer on their way the
young men and women OF America who have en-
barked in the field Of study, and literally avaiIed
themselves Of the ample opportunities afforded them
by the trustees OF the institution. Tie stage was
considerably enlarged for the occasion, and around
the hall hung copious drapery In the shape OF the
Shortly before eight O'Clock Governor Hon.
man arrived, ana on taking the principal
seat allotted to him was greeted with loud
young girls and enthusiastic young men,
the pupils OF the Cooper union the Governor could
not but wreatae his handsome counenance VIII \
smiles A fire string band was in attendance, aud
discou. sed the most delightful music through the
evening. The programme was long and varied, con
sistng Of oyertuies, songs, reading OF telegraphc
messages from all parts OF The world. delivered
turuugh wire connecting the hall with the western
Union Telegraph Company.s office. u,.
Mr.. PETER COOPER, IN Il few choice remarks, pre-
sented tie Cooper medal aud diplomas to the gradu
atiGg class a. foll0Ys:-
Allan sTs ThSmas = RI 5Eds,
School IL in Sc sc,esss and AT e. Ms M.s Hattie Pc
saashard Florence CSIysr Frances T. Oliver Annie
hs s aor m Srne Mrs. Julia h Ford
Governor HOFFMAN was then INTRODUCED to the
audience by Mr.. Cooper, ana, after the applause
which greeted him had subsIded, delivered an elO-
quent address, in the OF which spoke feel
ngiy OF Mr.. Cooper and paid high tribute To Ills
liberality, worth and integrity.
The presentation OF the "Lane" prize OF sixty
dollars in gold to Miss Ella r. Thompson for the best
original painting OF the "Lown prize of sixty dol
lars In gold to Miss Sophia H'jousbery for the hast
original drawing, oil the Trustees silver medal TO
Miss Carrie II. Rimmer for original drawing Miss
Mary 9. Wilkinson for flower painting, Mrs. Sophia
G. Tolles for portrait painting, Miss Dora 8. Abbott
fot sculpture, Miss Adele s. Elliot for painting Mss
Helen l.. Purdie for cast drawing then took place,
aud the exercises were brought to close at late
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

AN EVANGELICAL PRESS ASSOCIATION.
It seems an association exists, with head
quarters in this city, having the above desig-
nation. Governor Claflin, of Massachusetts,
is the President for the current year. The
object of the association is asserted to be the
publication in secular papers as advertise
ments Of religious tracts, In which various
seasonable topics are discussed, many of them
pertinent to hot weather in New York, with a
sly glimpse at the ''other place." But what
does all this advertised morality amount to !?
There is more good done to the religious and
moral training of our reading population in
one page of the HERALD on Monday morning
and, for that matter, on any other day in the
week-than is secured by all the homilies the
Evangelical Press Association can distribute,
far or near, by way of paid advertisements in
all the other papers in the city. Besides, the
HERhLD's contributions to the Evangelical fund
are entirely gratis, costing neither clergy nor
layman, sinner nor devotee dollar by way of
subscription or otherwise. The HERALD's
reward is in the happy consciousness Of being
able to do good to all mankind