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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF

MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
This universally approved and admired article free from
dent sr gnsent essential OIL and other destructive matt
rals cleans the hair erpedtousIy renders il beautifully
bright, and mpars the delicate fragrance oft flowers
Hair washed with this Extract becomes peangy soft
and luxurian IN growth and will positively bring
hair baIc heads BY and hair has been made harsh
and falling by the OF spirit other
improper Preparations will be restored 70 natural
lor and brilancy by few appcsto Of the Eau Lusa
all Affections ,kn the head d.ndru-and for pre-
IL 10 the simple produce and mmed extract Of some
plants sautary the hair endowed with properties highly
eth. corrosive action o. the Perps.,on and ohs dry and
hair and gives to beautiful gloss and sofness and an
agreeable and vivifyins perfume
EVIDENCE.
Nstars p N Indispensable nine in which experience and
alone which produces al that calls Invention and which
he would do better, perhaps, 70 name adapss
JULES HHUEl, Pa' mer sud Chenis,
No. u South Thir street, Philadelphia.
and By my agents ~ Jasousmod No ais Broadway
A!s.t Lssyette B.sss! Nos is snd Isl Brosdway' A.
Premiums awarded IL. franklin Institute nls lm're
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1886.

Mutual explanations in the House this morning,
between Messrs. Andrew Johnson, OF Tennessee,
and T. H. BayIy, of Virginia. Glad to hear 'em,
and glad to see 'em. A resolution for suspension Of
the debate upon the Oregon notice, was laid upon
the table, Mr.. Thompson, of Mississippi, then
spoke an hour upon the subject in committee. Com
mttee rose, and Immediately after, refusing to ad.
journ under the ayes and noes, which are recorded
on the journal, the House Uivs uoce, where the
members names are not recorded, adjourned.
The Senate were chiefly engaged upon certain
suspicious naturalization bill for the relief OF
Texas; but without decision upon it, they went into
pose
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2. 1916.

WASHINGTON, Feb z, 1910.
duel was fought at Badensburg to-day, by two
young men from North Carolina. Their names are
Jones and Johnson; both very respectfully connect
ed The story is that Jones charged Johnson with
Grim con- with his WIFE, Johnson, on the field, pro.
tested his innocence, refused to fire, and was shot
dead by his antagonist. The quarrel took place in
North Carolina, and they arrived here on the 10Th
with his second, DIR. Henderson, Of N. c., stopped
at Coeman's. 1t is said that Jones and his second
are in CUSTODY
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GUANO-The subscribers offer for sale very sceommo-
NJ Eating the balance Of the ship Shskspeses cargo
the only direct importation INFO this Port rom chabcs
rmenta this country and England. 10 be 81 east
equal not superior e the Peruyisn uano from other
parts Of Africa has been sold Ichaboe which on s mas
produced unfavorbls results To prevent the oss o. ammo
MIA this cargo has been put N air tight e;ahs AprU
IN = South street
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] R. CURTIss, Aue,ioneer.

] r. CURTISS, Auctioneer.
III AkDWARE, CUTL sRY, AND FANCY GOODS
JACOB B. Plat will sell this morning O'Clock,
the auction No 20 Plat TO lots assorted
ware End Fancy Articles. Also assortment OF
Taors and other g. Shears an invoice Of
American Clocks English lax and Wrung Fluid Patent Rim
Locks Paiocks spoons Brass Candlesti Combs
Mseng Knives. Waters Tea Trays, and Files invoice
Also 200 cards common and fine Scissors Pen and Pocket
Knives.
Also large Map United States by Tanner and fset one
large Oil Painting, Medallion bust, Henry Clay, &c.
~ B-Catalogues be had the auction "A lt'rrc
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vAL LAB! ! PROPERTY pt! FOR SALE;

y.ss A FIRST RATE FARM-BeIonging to the Estate
IVA of G. Harnet deceased formerly known the Jee-
:Smieh Campbell Farm lying the Turnpike Road lead
miles from the latter place The New jersey Rail-
road ALSO which passes by has regular stopping place
!. IN high state Of cultivation contains 200 Of
Of wood; the Of the Farm admirable divided by nature
into Pasture, Meadow, and Grain growing Land.
good consstn. Of Dwelling House With be.idcs
mix room and cellar; large Barn. with Stablo Cow House
Wagon House. Stable separate from the Barn Cribs
&c There failing we'll Of excellent the
grated trees in full bearing.
Tho above offered for sale order that
estate may be settled If sold before 18th February
next u will be offered Ct public auction thar day the
Of the purchase remain bond and mortgage
per cent.
For further particulars apply George Clinch Esq Upper
Bulls Head New York; James Wright the Farm Ellis
b. Freeman. WoOdbrd9e
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BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
WM DAVIES


.%m s
OH would ssps'
:. 40 any thing for HI. sppo and
ge, make this appeal in his behalf confdeat that
WAIIAcE has Kindly volunteered his valuable services
ha. kindly volunteered his valuable services.
Doors open att O'clock Dancing according programme
Tickets 81 e admit Gentleman and Ladies. be had
' ss s'si, 81 :ss
;: a:sis sss:sf
M W. EsSS r'f
ss sf9P REsS
s' ecanaay Ssp:
o1 Co . Ms
nish ,plend,d assortment o Costumes 70, LADIES' and gentle
s% sas i'd II
'G So % M s 81 IN: al
Tendance to take orders tor description Of and fur
MIR DEMPsTER (who is about to return to Europe has
M De honor e .naSsaes Re Citizen: Ysi
days Of which wifi be- szsu e ns Of
e HI; most popular interpreted with
iSs '
FANCY GUARDS FIRST GRAND MILITARY
AND CIVIC BALL
NHE Committee would respectfully inform their friends
and the Public that their First Grand Ball will
place Thursday Evening Feb 5h, 1896 the Coliseum
$50 Broadway. The Committee pledge themselves
pains Or expense will Be spared to make this their Frt Ball
Committee from any Of the Members Of the Company and
at the door the evening of the Ball.
Capt. VIM. M Borchers,
Lieut.. Philip Van Wart, Committee
Ensign Barnard haver, of
Secretary John Borcbers, Anang emens
- Treasurer Francis A. Wilkinson.
he Committee have engaged Petcschens celebrated Co
ulon Band. jazz to 5~r
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TRICOBAPHE

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
Liquid pye Which changes the color OF
hair or skin The great superiority Dye In its
mode OF application, and eectaI Other
dyes requiring from ten twelve hons change
It's superior excellence will be every upon
single application -
.EHtsct from the Philadelphia Daily ALrxArpsns
TRcosApHEThe effect Of the above hair r truly
tonshing IL ed yesterday in Office and the change
from gray black instantaneous.
Extract the Phsdep hs ally Forumseveral of our
scquannce have recently applied TO ther hair the valuable
Liquid Dye known Alexander Ticobi phe-a and val
uaBe dscovey and failed produce
sired effect Immediately after applying H to gray hair
whIskes, IL imparts beautiful brown or black color
For sale By Huston Co druggists ITO Broadway; 10 Astor
use and e6 Broadway, 18th street; Aspmwal e6
William Johnson Moore Taylor 81 Maiden lane; j. w.
WrEht Co Cedar street, and Of the principal drugsi.
throughout the United States Of sole agents,
RG O. A. WRIGHT, % s,uth 9Th street,
JA im'r Philadelphia
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ECONOMY

ITO Enterprsing Men and to the Public FIVE hundred per
cent TO be realised by buttons Patent Ice Accumuator
Acres OF ice be accumulated from Croton Water in
vacant lots any where IN the with the aid Of few little
when csnno. be obtainsd from rvtrs has made siI
to be adjoining the Marine Hospital South street
where there number Of blocks Of ice and 20
80 feet in diameter accumulated in about free ring
first Iss for shipping This e revolving Jet forms
wishing to obtain rights information will please call At the
west Of Lombard and Ashton
Philadelphia. JOHN DUTTON =
j3oiwgzb
THOMAS PATE, su5vvns partner Of the firm Of Thomas
James Bate, Needle, Fish Hook and Fishing Tackle
Manufacturer Reddich, England and Maiden lane New
York has th. day associated with him coparner THOs
HENRY BATE and in future the business will be conducted
under the firm Of THOMAS y THOMAS H. BATE.
THOMAS BATE,
THOMAS HENRY BATE,
lo2 Maiden lane. near Pearl street, up stairs.
York. Jan. S. 1886. uIm.m
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VAN AMBURGH a. cos MENAGERIE.
JUST ARRIVED. the Wonderful Horse GEORGE
= WASHINGTON. The largest horse ever seen in this
country, Is exhibiting th their
qaaea collec Of animals Bowey Hours Of exh
bition from 10 To and to9.
Admiusncs to the whole !, cents Children half price
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
and Familis. can obtain The full value ior
such Ladies and Gardeners Wearing Apparel Fire
Ams Furniture &c Gentlemen leaving returning the
city will find their advantage send for the subscriber
who pledges himself to give fair price for all articles offered
N B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended TO +. LEVENSTYN,
- lmsrc {66 Broadway mn stairs.
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made Instead Of believing the banks from single iota
Of the restrictions under which they placed by
the law requiring quarterly reports they should be in
creased; checks should be placed upon them and
average monthly reports required, instead Of those
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NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS AND
UPHOLSTERERS
HAIR SEATING AND CURLED HAIR.-sc,ooo lb.
cured HAIR also of Hair Seating plain and
GEORGE JOHNSON,
JOHNSON < GREEN.
N B-The and Office has removed from I53 William
street No II Spruce betw, Nassau and William
lwis
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CHRISTTE'S
G A L V A MIC Rim GS

MAGNETIC FLUID
remarkable dseoyery comprises an entirely safe and
n9y application ss, 4 b the Rowsr Of Gysaism
sss wn .p
ton, Paralysis, Palsy, Epiep.y F Cramp pap,tston Of
Lumoago Neuralgia Tremor OF the Head
pain tie Chest and Side general Debility deficiency Of
Of which { simply s
OF organs they have been found equally
full The Rings are Of different prices being made Of all
TaHfs m ba Bs%cE
more chrome cases Of disease the Rings not pos
,es, sufficient intensity or power They adapted the
perfect Gavanic power that required NAV thus
be aud complaint when the agent
CT fRalts rs al h efTGG'g Ts believed
used in connection with the Rings and their
This composition has been by the French Che
science believed The remarkable power Of
rendering the nerves sensitive Galyanc action by this
means causing of influence the of
cRsTIEss VI f:TfEis'
These articles form important addition the Gavanic
Kings acting the principle but having the advan
.age Of more local application an eecpa means Tor
causes as certain aid constitutional weakness
ventve for colds and in s affections of the chest generally
the GAyANc No PLasrERs will be found Of
great and permanent advartRe
We refer our rsaders % The npmsrous
and other papers.
able have been selected from several hundred Of
similar character which have been during
time the discovery has been before s A MoosHpEA Se
General Agent United States and only agent for the
City OF New York,
Beware ofCounterfes. jasi MW&sat im.r
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LAURENT & BROTHER,

lNfON EMS OF FhENCH GOODS,
AKE great pleasure in informing their customers that
NShola their new fancy spring goods consi,ting Of the
Barge, Bazorne Taretan Jsconets, &cAlso the largest
assortment Of Broche and printed long and Shaws
not be surpassed by any importation this Spring. Your Kind
attention and inspection OF the respectfully solicited
LAURENT BROTHER
jail 1m*r No William street.
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MIISIl,

TINHE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respec' ful
" inform their friends and the public that they pre-
pared play at balls and private the Cotons
Watzes Gallops, Polkas, by Musard Strauss Lanner La
bixky, &c.
The Band consists Of from twenty-five
with Harp accompaniment. Orders will be attended the
shortest noss yithogt attended with Piano
Harp aud Piano Forte on reasonable terms Inquire No.
ISL Elm m
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ELIZA HARRIOTT, Executrix.
GEGis B F GhsESHH, { Executors.

hi TIE e. Vi. Offer Rass Ss
"; New ysrssv.-as described below
No. The princlpal Hotel the village, known the
~ 90 IS % viii.
&C. ass'
r.e. &C the rear Of the house surrounded with BEAUTIFUL
haysI!s supply Of water srais stand and has done
No.a Building Lots each 50 feet front by 200 feet
in depth doninE the above and fronting the lead
sn IN ssa building
ss
psturase. could be used for the Of Factory.
with and fiehsn 10 the rear sss airy
ss Sssd inc = large rd.n yell
e he cellar $ The o
20 ss re and
ment,-the front one having large barn, stables
%
the as1.s u s.d
man. or could be easily arranged for extensive Boarding
and adjoining the above feet each front BY 40 feet
Nos Three Dwelling House. and Lots, .djon%x each
MOI very eoavsns.i Dwelling Houss containing
Ss1 well q water near the door, The lot " 50 feet front by
The above property comprises OF the beautiful
ton. q the yse and the immediate vicinity Of stores
No ~ small Farm q eIesllen, land, with house. garden
cOnLalnlng
%
.ssss s'r c.l Bake, 1 ns O.
with send sro~ih Of Of timber with
p15 TSfs Sss ssi' '
ioas :hi via
BILE for either cutting e spd T pay large interest
For further information the locality &c, reference
W s
s .o. s %ass h:r ls
Al Sisssi.r' the Xaeaoassi No; SSsss
Efss sysaa isss Eli y x:
On q sa a. esa on The ss
very Of the deeds Possession TO be given b e April
vi: Is.9s H., Il Lott With y once Ss !:
S:: Lane Addfs Boz
1s sa oy s sus ~ 1. sis
BY note at any other hour, addressed to 49,
A STORE AMP DWELLING TO LET AT HAIR:
with q ;'os. attaches, situated tie ss,5r, and bu.
with every for. respeet.bs family Stage. pass
et q
~ b-for sale cheap, 900 yards OF healthy Garden Box
for sdsng to be removal to make alteration the grounds
Apply as above j0 msrc
- .CARPETFACTOKY FOR SALE OR TO LETT
c: Situated in Pouyhkeepse, Dutches. County. State
fS half mile The
%:.s Sss:. 8. s sss
the full operation The communication with this city
and machinery excellent condition, and ready mms
diate operation
For terms and other pa 5SSk " .pRYH fsvrELp
jal6 lm.rc Poushkeepsie.
GREAT AND CHEAP CHANCE.
- FOR SALE, HOTEL. with absr business suf-
cient to the rent together with all the necessary fur
ted for sure profitable Investment The terms will be
$4,000 Any addressed to Coleman care Of E. II
H. bog 1870 rost Ofce. will be attended to- ys3 2w-r
- FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR % N-City made,
and equal TO those ,old in other for -; fine
e, @ sse 0I s s' Jo 81 Is; S T:S Ba s
GUY; Boot. having JUDGED :ss Far Ssiss
q oe me nest boo ever sold In this city AL boos
.m. : ''' ''''i YoGSo JONES, Ann street
a EcoNR RSSE ANR 5HsHloN. 0
PHOENIX HAT AMI. CAP MANUFACfORY,
1O3 FultOn Street.
fRIGEs:
First Quality Nuuis Fur. ...................H0
First, SsMoi:sIia..
Abesni,ui assortment Of :n,:m.n Dr:s: and Travelling
and Chldrens Fancy Caps which oeredst
" low prlcss DIE im.v
500 s.s F g S;..ss ~ =.
large. and hardsomer assortment Of Ball Fowe than all the
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SCANDINAVIA.
IVNHE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY,
will tab place the Minerva Rooms No l06 Broadway
On Monday eysnax the 9Th Of February Tese be had Of
Lulson, No. rs Fulton Of Gold f. Scho
No us krankln street. and A. Lndgeen Of Broomc
and Elddge streets from either Of the Committee Of
Engagements. H. J. HANSEN,
JAMES PETERSEN and
j2s2wsrc LAURENCE FRIBERT.
DANCING ACADEMY.-MR j. Parker wishes to
- notice to his friends aud the public that his second quar-
ter will commence week the first week in February
Days OF Tuition in Bayard and
days 10 Bleecker street-.Mondays and Thursdays.
The Public will take place Tuesday the
new room Bsyard and be repeated every
during the The Bleecker r. 3t.mc
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THE GENUINE
GALVANIC RINGS

MAGNETIC FLUID.
u ECENTLY imported celebrated both in Europe and
N Ameca, for the OF rheumatism, all chronic or
diseases For sale wholesale and retail at REDUCED
PRICES. by A. b. ID SANDS. 70 Fulton street
10 lm'r corner Of Gold.
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LOOK AT THIS.
FREE ONCERTs EyERY EVENING,

LOOK AT THIS.
FREE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING,
1T the RECESS, l57 Broadscay.
THS OF the most pleasant places Of in this
city, and those who like rational would
be disappointed the Arrangements LUNCHES served
every da,-Fish Chowder on Sunday and Turtle Soup
Wednesdays. The above establishment Is fitted mp
stye where furnished may be had by the day. week.
month or by the year. at reasonable rate lm.m
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE AMERI-
CAN BRASS BAND will take place the Apollo
Koom, 40 Broadway, Wsnesday evening" February u,
and play heoowing peces anged FOR this
sion, by Grafulla ESQ.
sixth Company National Cadets Quick STEP
to Capt. J. ". Hayward
I'd. Cavifina FRI . this Opera Of Somnambula
ID. Gslopade from the Enchantress
Tickets dollar admit gentleman and ladies' be
he'd Of James Shelton Leader IN Elm OF member
Of the Band Q! a the door he evening Of the Ball
please sppear in unform ja13eod TO FIJI
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HASTINGS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTH.d.
uIAdpH EOMpI IrrEr
BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. @ Aston Place. late 9TH Street

a fen doors East Of Broadpay New York
HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above for the sale Of Birds Foregn and
Native Cages Seeds &c and hopes by strict attention and
sed to indulge in this most ue...pl fancy -
In addition to those mentioned his stock will comprise all
articles in his ne including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
sorts, Gold and Silver Fish German Paste, made after
proved receipt, Cutie Fish Bone Fountains, Baths &c. &c.
B. Orders from OF the city carefully attended
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER-
New York. Dec. II. 145. di2im+r
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CRUSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE
'IHk Medicine that never was known to fail for sale a
= -isa brosdway, conner fJehn Nzsst Only. Jnln'm
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q I'M INWARD Will be given to any persoa that viii
lOV prove that T. PRICE, M pvision street, he's not
.hs AAthea Flower Manufacturer in the city Exhibition
Tree fof one month dn INN
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First Appearance Of Mr. BURTON since his Indspositon
Fifth Night Of Mrs LEWIS and Mr. RICE.
"wednesday Evening, February A,
Will be presented
OTELLO.i
Otello, Mr.. Rice Desdemona, Mrs. Mestayer
After which,
LOVE, LAW AND PHYSIC.
Lubin Log, Mr. Burton; Mrs. Hillary. Mrs. Greene.
To conclude with
THE MAID OF GENOA
Strapado, Mr.. w. F. Wood Juliette, Mrs. Lewis.
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FRENCH
TAUGHT the Robersonian System-By Edmond d.
L Buisson, A M. "A second evening class in the
formed Select School, No. Greene
Of Houston street This system has acquired the highest
lebrty in Europe being the best and expeditions
thcd ofleang the language and speaking with raedity
and Further particulars made known application
above between the hours of o, A. M and o'clock, p
and on Monday "Wednesday and Friday evenings from to
M I'm Ri
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MR.. III. COLLINET.

NEEDLES
lanes SMITH & SONS well known and highly esteem-
ed Drilled Eyed Needles warranted equal In quality
imported into United States and sod only
by JAMES WALTON
No. 72h Market street, Philadelphia
Beware of Counterfeits. ial lmSr
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"ANONYMOUS."
NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

RATCHDLORs invented Wigs and Scalps SO perfect.
- resemble the natural hair as to defy detection II is
h s s matter o. regret o:ng an indifferent head Of
and style Of and without any OF the vexaou
1 WIN. lHATCHELOkS Wall street, near Broadway.
HemCVedfrOm lurx.
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THE COST OF IMPORTATION
DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces to the ladies,
that having paichased largely auction he enabled 70
the above tremendous reduction He also calls
quantity Of Embroidered Csars Chemisees, &c slightly
price The r.mainder Of the stock Of Winter Hosiery
Tered equally low prices and inspection IL s believed
will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO. y73 BROADWAY. ia lm-rc
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BOWEHE AMPHIVHEATNE.
Enlarged and Managed by. .Rockwe l& Stone
will be PLAYED the new, vast and superb spectacle,
OR, THE BULL FIGHT!
In whicha highly trained HORSE represents the BULL
Splendid Costumes, from Paris by the well known An.
Music. Peterschen. Properties. H. Needham.
Among the SCENES Of TIN, productions journey
Of Gothic Nobility and their TraiGs-Arva Of Matadores
&c to the Scene of Action Amazonian March and War
Dance by seven ladies' armo-The Bull FightEscoTt of
the Governor and Knights
~ Besides the usual Camilla Gardner Harrington,
stone Mosey Stout &c., also their eats See
small bills.
Boxes, IS cents; Pit i2,s Open at s-commence at
O'clock. 1frrc
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-30
Enthusiastic Response to the
WAR.

At the tap of the drum large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the citizens OF Woodsfeld, Ohio, assem-
bled in the Court House, on Wednesday evening,
the 27th Of May, 1916, to respond TO the strong
pulsaton of the national heart, in appreciation of
the business of our with Mexico.
The meeting being called to order. on motion,
ID. H. Wire, Esq, was called 10 the chair, and
M. Morrow, appointed secretary. :
E. Archbold, Esq, then rose and moved that
committee Of three be appointed by the Chair, to
draft an address to the citizens of Monroe county.
within military age, TO respond to the call of the
country for the aid of the citizen soldiers; (which be-
ing seconded and stated by the chair
VIM, G. Walton, Esq, moved to amend said
motion by striking out three and inserting five, SO
as to constitute it committee of FIVE, which
amendment was accepted by the mover.
Pending this motion, the meeting was addressed
with great eloquence and enthusiasm, by Messrs.
Archbold, Walton, Hunter, and Wire, after which
the motion was UNANIMOUSLY agreed to. E. Arch
bold, VIM. C. Walton, VIM. F. Hunter, M. Nor
row, and Joel F. Randolph, were appointed said
committee.
On motion of M Morrow, the citizens of Woods.
field and vicinity were requested to tender their
aid TO Brigader General Cisne, TO enable him to
comply with the general order from head quarters
to muster for volunteers to repair ID the seat of
war.
VIM C. Walton, Esq, rose and moved that
committee of three be appointed by the chair, to
instantly proceed to raise and accept company
of volunteers in the town OF Woodsfed, TO be ten
dered to the Governor and Commander in Chief
of the State of Ohio, to repair to the seat of war
at moments warming; (which, after several enthu-
siastic speeches from Messrs. Walton, Archbod,
Hunter, and Wire, said motion was unanimously
adopted, and VIM. C. Walton, E. ArchboId, and
Philo Baldwin were appointed said committee.
On motion of e. Archbold, Esq. it was ordered
that these proceedings be published in the Spirit Of
Democracy.
On motion of NJ. Morrow, the meeting adjourned.
Before the meeting dispersed, VIM. G. Walton,
E. Archbold, Henry St John, and Martin st. John
wrote themselves down volunteers in the order
here stated
d. H. WIRE, Chairman.
M, Morrow, Secretary.