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DIED.--Mr. Daniel Helsley. born April 9
1900, was baptize in infancy. was confirm
Ell to the Evangelical Lutheran Church b.,
Pastor /. N. Schumacher, and departed this
moral lite on the 4ih alt. :. at the age Of II
years, IL months, and "a days.
Departed this mortal life on the 10TH ult.,
Mrs. Sarah Catharine Baker. wife Of Philip
P. Baker al the age of 81 years. months.
and 10 days.
She was member of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. She leaves her husband
and four children.
Departed this lif on the 23rd ult., at the
high age Of about SO years
Mrs Barbara Glen, in Powell's Fort. She
also was member Of the Lutheran Church.
Departed this life on the 23.d ult., Mr..
VIM. Ferry WiDdel. a young member Of The
Lutheran Church. at the age of 20 years,
months and "a days
Departed this life on the. goth ult., Mrs.
Lydia wife o Mr.. Simon Miller, at the age
of % years and mouths. W.
On the 9th inst, at New Market. Mrs
Oiihscf, widow of the Adadf Olinger, decd.
Near Cabin Hill. Apr 10Th, Mary Catna-
rine Miller, infant daughter Of John H and
Rebsecs J. Milasr, aged I'VE months and
twenty days
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The Tenacity of Truth.-Whena nation ns
clearheaded as the Americans once become
convinced. from loag exrerithce and obser-
vation, that An article possesses superior
excellence as a medicine, not all the pre-
posterous clamor Of all The worthless nostrum
vendors in the universe can shake their
belief in its efficiency. Truth is vecy
tenacious thing, rs these worthless are
beginning to discover. Plantation Bitters
has too firm hold upon the popular esteem
10 be in the slightest d"gre effected by he
cold water dialribes which the advertisers ct
fermented Stops, without particle Of
alcohol" are SO fond of launching against
alcoholic preparations. The public knows
very well tina, this peerless renovant an,
tonic does contain spirits. but it also knows
that they are OF the purest and most whole.
some description, viz fine old st. Crolx
the most nc i've and beneficial ditfuser OF its
remedial and invgoralihE properties through
out the system which could possibly be adop-
ed,
Piynp'es On the Face, Erupiions, Blotches,
Scrofu ious disea SEES, and oil sores arising
from impure blood, are cured by DR.. Piercc 9
Golden Medical Discovery:
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Having heard that some Of NY friends
intend voting fer me as Clerk of Johnst ton
township, which sfice have held Tor tn.
last two years, Itake this means Of inf rm-
elected vii! uct serve as other duties which
I have ssnmed forbid my devo,ing anytime
10 tis said Office. In retiring therefrom |
wish to express ny gratitude to my man
friends for their kindness in the pas. aud
hope hey will find some one more sui, able
Tor the position than myself.
Respectfully.
JOHN VI. MARTIN.
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The Cause of Temperance 6nls some of it's
most insidious and dangerous fees in the
many so-cailed 'tcnics' and 'appetlzers.
made Of cheap whisky and refuse liquors.
tirishsd up to sui, dvpraved appe,i,es. under
the name of medicines. DR.. Walkers Cali
fornia Vinegar Bitlers are noae Of these
They are not & beverage, but q genuine
medicine. purely v-ge, able. prepared from
California herbs by regular physician
For MI diseases of the st omach, liver, kidneys
bladder, skin and blood. they are on in
ial!ihle and uprivalled remedy.
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p.oc.,dings Oft the BOA. d Of Sup.ryi-

procer tiings Of the Boa. d Of supcfti'
SOrs
Al q NEE ting of the Board of Supervisors
tor Shen andoah County, held al the ONCE
of P. W. Magruder, Woodstock, Va. on Sat :
urday, May llth, 1872. Present } Har-
per Rice, Lee township. Robert Nj. Lantz'
Madison Township, Amos A. Stickley' pa
Wis Township, VIM. Donaldson, Johnston
Township, and T. ". Magruder, OF Stone Sal'
Township.
The report of the School Board was pre-
sentca and adopted, and levy OF u cents
in the ons hunared dollars Of real and per-
sonal properly for county purposes was
ordered, and also n on the one hundred
dollars o:real and personal property in each
Of The districts for district purposes. Ac>
counts of DR.. c. e. Aenkle, $500, P. NJ.
Cline, IS, 90. and j. Willet Leach, So,0t
and Thos. J. Miller, $500. allowed Al
journed P.w. MAGRUDER Chairman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Our people are now put to considerable
inc 1nvenience by want of feed for their
stock. In town this Inconvenience is severe
ly felt. II is impossible for all our cii'
gems TO procure pasturage for their COWS ana
.hey cannot do without milk and butter.
We hope some Of our entsrprlslng farmers
will establish dairy and supply the town
r u arly with fresh milk a-d butter. II
would be q convenience 70 the citizens and
would prove profitable to the farmers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Our citizens have been frequently annoyed
lately by dis urbances among the coiored por.
tion of the community. Pistols are frequent
ly fred about ten o'clock at night This
nay be considered harmless amusement.
but it is violation Of the law and the
parties should be promptly punished.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

List ofCOnycyances A omitted to Rec.
o I'd By the Clerk since the Last Term.
Deed from VIM. II. Larkins and wife II
Eli Fravel, for real estate.
Deed from Daniel Stickley and wife t.
Richard F. Bell, Trustee for Elizabeth Bell
for real estate.
Deed from VIM. CotFelt and wife to VIM
II. Larkins. for real estate.
Dsed from Tiphen v. Alls2end wife t
Sami. D. HawkiBs1l ~
Deed from e.
to Levi Rinker. for
Deed from Jacob o
Ryman, for real estaia
Deed from YIN, Bd4 we
S. and BENZ. F. Borden. for fedf Estate.
Deed from W. s. Crabill and wife to Joe
8. and Benz. F Borden, for real estate.
Deed from Abdel Davis and wife to JOSEPH
Keller, for real estate.
Deed frcr, Lewis NJ. Zirkle and wife te
Casper Henkle and llargaret,a, his wife, fol
rea ! estate.
Deed from N Barton and wife to Henri
eta Grsblll, for real estate
Declaration of Homestead by E. s, Clark.
Deed from u. H. Walton. Comm'r and
John Schw inefoot and wife to Selomen D.
Henkle. for real estate.
Deed from John Hausenfuck to Thomas
W. McInluiff, for real estate.
Deed from John Gochenour and wife to
John Lay man and Barry Copp, for real es-
tate.
Deed from VIM. B. OF to Harrison Gill
lock, for real estate.
Dof from Jonathon s. Crahill to Mark
Bird, trustee, for real estate.
Deed from James II. Williams, Ex'r OF
Samuel C. Williams, decd, and E. L Cobb
and wife to the Shenandoah County Bank,
for real estate.
Ds.d from Jacob Myers and wife to Feuton
T. Rinker, for real estate.
Deed rom Samuel Splitter and wife to Da
vid Ryman, for real estate.
Deed from D. W. Ho.tle and wife 10 Noah
Kibler. for real estate.
Deed from Luther Hurn. Sp eciai Cemn'r
to Robert Balthis, for real estate.
Deed from Geo. SmoJt and wife and eth-
crs, to Ephrai i'm Baker. for real estate.
Deed fro n Eli Ho,,le and wife to Jacob A.
Hottie, for real estate.
D. Oft. from Jacob Cook and wife to "
Bird, for real estate.
Z r. w.
Barb. for real estate.
Deed from Wm.F. Wienan and wife to
jacob F Rau.
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There willb public dinner, at stras-
burg. on Thursday, May 23l, under the
management of the ladies Of the NJ. E.
Church, South, and q refrsshmen. table in
the evening. Proceeds will be applied 10
erecting Methodist Church.
The dinner, AMI Refreshments will b ct
Richardson's Store Room.
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Get the Best Seeds,

AT Ld,nburg, on Ihdisdsy 9Th inst, by
Elder Henry Jennings. Mr.. Edward II
rapley, and Miss Ella Saum, daughter OF
Abraham saum, Esq.
On the 18th ut., by Pastor II. weizel.
Mr.; Perry c: Holar and N iss Rebecca Phil-
lips, both OF Shenandoah CO ,nty.
On the 9th inst. by The SAME. Mr.. George
Day and Miss Sarah Alice Hottie. bota OF
ohs naiidJah County.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

A large number of people were in town on
Monday. We acknowledge The visits Of
number of our patrons who, in these hard
times. were not unmihdful Of the printer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
ANNouxoE MENTs.

+, We ayansshori1al 70 Announce Jxo. C.
Orr. asa candidate for Assessor of Stone
wall Township.
/. We nre authorized 70 announce ". T.
WnIIAns. M candidate for Clerk OF Stone-
wall Township.
We nre authorized 10 announce jams ".
errplEY. as . candidate. for the office Of As
SCISSOR. in Johnston Township, Al the ensa-
ing election.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

We are requested to announce that John
Hausenauck will be supported for Supervise
or of Johnston Township.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
Email PQX.

Al last ccounts there had bseu seventeen
cases of small pox and three deaths in the
neighborhood of Tenth Legion in Rocking
ham county. A hospital has been establsh-
Cd and every effort has been made to pre-
vent the spread Of the disease. The justices
prompt IN their efforts 10 protect the upper
end Of this county. and 10 prevent commu-
1ication with the infected section ofcountr,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

The wheat Is suffering tor want Of rain
If we do not get rain in short time the crop
will be very short.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

The Post Office, in this place has Leen re-
moved to Mr.. Lichliter's brick building, adj
joining the Store of Capt. Hugh Logan.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

Sing song. sing a song. singing sway,
The Singers" the glory and pride Of the dsy,
II is anything, everything. king or queen,
There is nothing can beat the Singer Machine
To-day tits tailor. and making coat,
To morrow = shoemaker, sewing a boot.
Again tits seamstress, ari1raki 1r shirt,
And now it is braiding very fac skirs.
1t can cord ii can gather. hers.t hck and fell
Five ply beaver cloth. will sew ii anitr well:
And last though nat least. ere closing my ryne
1t eau gather and sew on band at one time.
Regardless Of times. or seasons. or weather,
II sings like snightingale.y like feather.
Els my daily csmpanisa.ny darling. my
honey,
| love it because il knows how TO make money
Sc sins a ssng,singa song sin ginr 81 the day
sing while ! werk.tOr tie work il but play;
Il is snythins. everything. = king OF . queen.
There is nsihias can beat the Singer Machine.
Apr lit
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

MEssRs EmToRs PLEASE announce
that CHARLES WELSH will be supported for
Mayor of Woodstock by
MANY worms.
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Floral Procession 4.

There will be Floral Procession at Stras-
burg on Thursday, May 2Sd. An address
will be delivered on the occasion.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

TUsT AS SOON rs you want any Of the
81 ARTICLES mentioned below, 60 t. j.. +.
SHERRY and get them.
EOR YOU, can certainly buy them as
cheap Of him as you can Of any one Use
in the town or county.
GUGAR Of all kinds and prices to suit the
- most fastidious.
HONEY SOAP. Almond Soap, Genuine
CASTLE Soap, Corn Starch, Bakers.
Choco late, Lamp chimneys and Nutmegs
EssENcEs ANb EXTRACTS Of all kinds.
T. Brooms, EPSON Salts, Lemonade Window
Polish and Pea Nuts.
INDIGO, Glass Goblets. Breas.-pins,a Pare
gor il, Scotch Snuff, Lemon Crackers and
Paper Collars. (Also, SEINE No. Herring. J
DAIs1NS, Coal Oil. Parlor apd Sulphor
n, Matches, Pocket Books, Green Tea,
Sewing Machine Oil, Canned Fruit, Neckties,
Ground PEPPER aud Slate Pencils.
X7OU CAN ALSO GET Molasses, Shoe
Laces, Mustard. Spoil Cotton, Italian
daccaroni, Coffee. Hair Oil e., &C., &c.
all of which you arc respectfully reque sted
10 c all and examine.
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HEAR NE FOR MY CAUSE. LADIES,
And be silent. that ye hear.
TN A SINGER /.

I'M A ctN0Ek
just one month Ead f)o%;nda been married to ne,
When the dear little puss came and sat on NY
knee.
With the cunninges, '.tpecper." that ever wer.
Whispered "Hubbie. must harea Sewing Ma
chine"
Ofcourse eopaentet. what new husband wouldn't
] il c. ST me a thousand deny her Icouidn't;
SO I asked nv pet blandiy what kind she'd
have bought.
And sug rested a Howe. as W iseiy thought.
"Gh Dicky, how can your" she cried with
psut;
"Whv it's noisy and slow. I won't have 1t about
And for goodness don't mention a Grover &;
Baker,
{She said 1t so cross, I'd great mind to shake
"Yor Wheeler s Wilson; it sews good one
But the next thing you know the old Harry gets
Now Dick when went with mamma to the Fair
saw such \ duck, oh. the sweetest thing II ere,
Twas spirit, twas an eli, twas fairy incar.
nate.
With sreed-here interrunfed Fer, ooh darn il.
truce Is yonr notions. so high flown and green.
What's its nam.. lovet "My Dicky, IFS the
SINGER mean.
Igot her Singer Machine, aud she PAYS MS
just The best ever made, and that she wouldn't
havnanv other. =
N"ORN Nc MACHINE STATiSTlEb
- FOR 1871,
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE AHEAD
The SINGER sid .52.7:1 nero than th.
Wheeler and Wils-n
The singer sold 100, 422 more th4a er--
vsr and Baker
The Singer sold l4l Cos mere than tbs
Weed.
The Singer sold 147 ,2eo more than tho
Howe Machine Company.
The Singer sold I6l,l39 more than the
American Bnttorhole.
The Singer sold lG1. 200 more than the
original Howe Sewing Machine Comran~,
The Singer sold l7Oses rors than the
Domestic. -. =.
The Singer sold in 1877 in all 1e, 12, so mt
chimes.
What better testimony can ven give COM
peti'ors! &c BUGRES. Agt.,
AT WoopsIocK Va.
AsOEG FOR THE SINGER.
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RARE CHANCE FUR AGENTS,
j you will engage with US at once Everything
fu nished an expenses paid. Address +. A.
ELLIS d Cd. Charlotte, Mich.
Nav lew
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16

The election is rapidly approaching but as
yet there has been no excitement. Township
ship Offices do not appear 10 be sought af,
ter. It is however, important that they
should be flled by good men and our people
should manifest sufficient interest 10 secure
IS efficient officers as possible. There is,
however, some excitement upon our munich
pal election. The only question ich ar-
pears to be at issue is the hog law. Some
are strongly in favor of hogs being permitted
to run about the streets. while others are biz
terly opposed to 1t. We would prefer having
q council iha are not committed UPON THE
question, but are free 10 act as circumstan-
oes may require. A council pledged TO en-
force the hog law would be unde,
obligation to carry on: that policy even it.
under certain circumstances. every member
would think that they ought TO be permitted
TO run al large; while on the other hand a
council pledged TO repeal the law would be
under obligations 10 carry out that policy,
even il every member were convinced that
~ liberty Was abused and our people sab
4aets1 4oesonstani annoy ancs. The pslicy Of
~ ssvn sSodld be 70 select the best men
Sseaa CT, and leave 70 their discrsessn
11(1tisas e ihis l1sl
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d, WELL! EXTRACT o. Iu2VglpA

Is s'rtHglheninR and nourishine; Ike nutri-
ciaus TODD taken int re stomach, it ass,ini-
latos ard diffuses itself through the circulation,
Civ ing vigor and health,
IT regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves.
its power In Toni. and restoring cftccts. nrodu.
ces healthy and vigorous C, ion of the whole
system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat St New York.
Sole Agen for the United States
rrice One Dollar per Bottle. Sand for Cir
'o'Ars. May4 Nv.
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Extraordinary improvements
CABINET ORGANS.

The Mason L HAMLik Organ Co. respectful,
announce the introduction # improvements Of
much more than or ihary interest: These are
Reea and Pipe Cabinet Org ans. being the onl,
successful CT mbinatien OF Real Pipes with reeds
ever made:
which can be instantly moved to the right or
left, changing epite6. or Transporting the key.
For drawings and descriptions, see Circular.
New and elegant STYLES of Double Reed cab
met Organs, at $40. S122 and SIPS each
Considering Capacity. Elegance, and Thorough
Excellence OF Workmanship, these are cheaper
than any before offered
The Mason b Hamlin Organs are acknowledg
ed est, and from extraordinary facilities 10,
manufacture this Company can afford, and now
undertakoto sell al prices which render them
UHQUESTlONA CHEAPEST.
Four Octave Organs $50 each Five Octave Or
gans $500. SIPS and upwards, With three is
of reeds $3.50 and upwards. Forty styles, up to
81 500 each.
New illustrated Catalogue, and Testimonial
Circular. with opinions of more than one thou>-
and Musicians, S. nj free.
MASON d. HA MLIN ORGAN CO..
l54 fremont ST., Boston. 500 Broa !way, N. Y.
Mar-4w
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MONEY e hs sad 1 ssS sh. r'n an sis.
Catalogues, sam LEI and flu particulars free.
:. NJ Spencer, Brattleboro, Vt. apr 4w
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V7ioLINS. Flutes, accord on,, with Pre-.
" ceptors also Violin strings and bows,
Guetar strings, &c. ALWAYS on aand, aud At tn e
lowest prices at BARGELT'S.t
EAM1LY BIBLES. Pocket Bibles, and
| Testaments. also all the HrnN Books in use
for sale at Publishers prices, at BARGELT'S
DLANK BOOKS. ia every variety
ID Memorandum books, Time books, DC. also
PAPER AND ENVELOPES cheaper than
ever, at BARGELT'S.
4 LII the latest miscellaneous books. as we'll
IA the standard works in store and for sale
at PUBLISHERS prices AZ BARG ELTS.
THE GENUINE ROBBERS SPOONS.
l Butter Knives, Forks Soup spoons
warranted, and lower than ever 1t B iRG Elites.
FLGIN AND WALTH.M WATCHES.
~ Swiss ana English watches. 8 oav I'd 80
hour clocks, with large and splendid stock
of IewefrY. Fine aud common inst received
and ready for sale at
apr. 1S--tf W.H BARGELT'S.
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Governor Walker has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen to compose the board Of
sieiiors TO the University Of Virginia for
four years. ending the 99th of February.
1876: Messrs. VIM. J. Robe r son, Micaiah
Woods, Charlottesville Moses Walton,
Woodstock: Thomas Smith, Warrenton !.
E B. Montague, ,Iiddlesex R. II. Baker.
Norfolk /; ". r. Berkeley. Farmville, r. G
H. Kean, Lyachburg. and JOSEPH 7. Camp
bell, Abingdon. And he commissioned the
following physicians TO constitute Tho State
Board Of Health and Vita! Statistics. created
by . recent act Of Assembly; j. G Cabel
George Ross, L. S Jones. of Richmond: L.
B. Edwards, Lynchburg, J. L. Cabell. Char
lottesvills, A. M FaunrIeroy. Staunton. and
John ". Lawson, Smithfeld, Isle Of Wight
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-05-16
Commissioners Sale
OF A
Valuable Farm.
Benz. Zirkle and wife. Complts. vs.. Samuel
Funk and wife, Deft.

Benz. Zirkle and wife. Complts. vs.. Samuel
Funk and wife, Deft.
In Chancery.
Pursuant to DEGREES pronounced by the
CIRCUIT Court of Shenandoah, on the End day
of Sept. 1871, and on the Jay of March
1872, in the foregoing cause. we will sell on
the premises at public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE THE Stb, 1872,
part of the valuable farm of which john
pennywiii died. seized and possessed.
CONTAINING 1873 ACRES and roods.
more or less. Said farm lies within two
miles Of
THE TOWN OF Mt JACKSON
where is located one of the most important
anlts on the @. A. & NJ R. R. and cannot
5ed in quality by any uplana in
hf Virginia. Said farm viii be-
sefier or in separate parcels to snii
purchas 'rs. A considerable portion Of il is
heavily timhered. Said court has au horiz.
ed us TO II said property privately pro
vided we can do so advantageously Capt
Ncf, who resides on part Of the original
PennywiIt farm. will take pleasure in show
ing any parties who may desire TO see il,
The land proposed to be sold.
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ADVERTISER ENTS..
PROSPECTUS OF TIE Up ATRIOT. ,
THE PATRIOT,
A Daily Democratic and CONSERVATIVES News.
paper. Is published by the
PATRIOT NEWSPAPER Association.
At No. S27 D Street. bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
WASHINGTON. D. C.

The PATRIOT will advocate prompt and
perfect res toraiion Of the Usion in all i,s
parts. and its entire integrity, equality
among the States ~ prescribed by the Con-
situation. the immediate removal of all dis
sibi'ifies resulting from the civil war. and
the restoration Of harmony and frnternal
fellowship between all sections of the coun.
try, which the abuses and uaurpaiion of par
tisan. power have criminally Ilabored to pre-
vent.
Legislation, by which the public lands will
be reserved for actusi settlers, and re.
source of National credit. 10 opposition to
the Radical policy of enormous grants to
SPECTATORS and corrupt schemes:
The fullest and frresl protection of
American Citizens abroad.
tariff for revenue to cover the sXpendi-
lures of an economical Ajninistration, and
to meet the just obiiga,iopsIof. the govern
mcnt. as opposed to the existing system of
exorbifani protection for special monop.
o!ies and undisguised partiaIity for favored
manufactures.
Sound National tulrercy equally dis.
tt ihnted among the States, and protect ed
against speculative fuqtnat ions.
The Rigts of Intelligent. Labor. agains
all selfish combinations TO disregard and de"
preciate It.
Reduction ofthe present adioLs and op-
press,ve scale Of Taxation, both as apple
to duties on imports and 10 internal reve-d
nue.
Rigid economy il every department Of the
Government. and reirenchment Of expenses.
Reform of. the Public Service in oil its
branches Civil, Military, ami Naval.
And cordial sympathy with all people for
liberty and self government.
1t is intended to publish 81 newspaper of
the first class. and TO enlist che best availa.
bic talent in all its departments.