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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
Diseases of the Throat.
By DIR. PRICE.

Hundreds throughout this country are suffering
from various affections Of the throat. Some are
only disturbed during the changeable weather of
winter and spring, while others are troubled more
or less most of the time. In some instances an af
fection of the throat will exist for some time with.
out getting in upon the lungs. Notwithstanding
this slow progress In some cases, do not believe
that there is case out of ten that will not, il
left alone, gradually grow worse, eventually reach
the lungs, and end in consumption. After a dis
Of the throat has existed until the lungs have
become implicated, and all the aggravatins symp-
toms present, but few cases. with the most scen-
tifc treatment can be saved, the restoration under
such circumstances is in the nature of miracle
As life is desirable, the importance Of an early at
tcnt:on to the first indication Of throa: affection
must be seen by all.
The symptoms in chronic diseases OF the throat
are many and vary according to the nature and To-
cality of the disease. The Larynx is the organ Of
voice, and an affection Of its lining membrane
must always, according to greater or less degree
Of its involvement, change, moduatc, or wholly
destroy the voice and impair the power OF articua.
tion. Among the first symptoms of this ailment
is an alteration Of the voice. its tone not as clear
as usral. slight irritation, or tickling sensation in
the throat, with more or less dryness, giving rise
TO hacking, hemming, or an endeavot TO clear
the throat Of something which is felt to be an Oh.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
The Gracious Invitation.
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When tho heart Is bowed with anguish.
When bright dreams and hopes are Ger,
When in deepest night We lansush,
Weeping, mourning. oh. so sore.
Then, like strains of sweetest music,
Thrilling every weary breast.
Comes the precious word of Jesus
Oh, We weary, heavy laden! come to Me and rest
Earth looks dark, and heaven looks distant;
Tears bedew our weeping eyes;
In the spirits utter weakness
Faithlcss fears and questions rise:
Then like holy bcncdcton
To the soul by troubles pressed,
Comes the gracious invitation
"Oh, yc weary, heavy laden. come to Ne and
rest" ua 8Es ts4
When we're weary with the journey
Up lfe's hllocks, hard and steep;
When in dark and gloomy hours,
Ceaseless watch our spirits keep
From those lips OF rarcst sweetness,
To each weary soul addressed,
Comes the gracious invitation-'t
"Oh. We weary, heavy laden. come to Mo and
ies''
Sweetest words, Oh. blessed Saviour.
Are those words Of love and power
Comforting in deepest sorrow,
Cheering cen the darkest hour.
Softly. gently. through earth's tumults,
To the soul by care oppressed
Comes the gracious invitation
"Oh, We weary, heavy laden! come to me and
rest"
Sweetest rest for weary pilgrims.
Sweetest rest for aching hearts!
From the bosom of the Saviour
Loving pity ne 'er departs:
Ever in liie's cares and troubles,
Tenderly 20 souls distressed,
Comes the gracious invitation
"Oh, We weary, heavy laden! come to Nc and
rest"
Not till life on earth is ended
Must the weary spirit wait
For that rest sorely needed:
Long before we reach the gate
OF that bright celestial city,
To the weary, saddcned breast,
Comes the gracious inv vitaton-
"Oh, ye weary, heavy laden! come to Me and
rest"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
Another Rebel Nero.

| observe that Major John N. Gee. formerly
commandaut of -he Salisbury IN. c. prison has
been arrested in Florida, and is now confHed in
Washington. He is certainly most inhuman
brute and cold blooded william and deserves hang
ing as much as any man who ever died felon's
death. Captain Wirz could not have been more
guilty than that scoundrcl-about whom, you
may suppose, soak by the card--and though
do dot seek to have him executed, hope he may
be put upon trial. that the World may have anoth-
er opportunity of knowing that the charges of hor
rid cruelty nrade-against the rebels are not with
out entire justification.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30
A Tribute.

The Cincinnati GaSeite pays the following bricf
"tribute of affection" to The defunct "Democra-
cy:'
mo use fooling with that hoss; his eyes is sot."
This expressive phrase may now be applied to that
old concern called the Democratic party. The
elections on Tuesday blasted the last ray OF
hope for recovery. Even New Jersey gave it
kick and cast i! out. Thank God the Southern
rebellion and the Democratic party died in tie
same year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-30

IF you make love to a widow who has daughter
twenty wears younger than herself, begin by de-
clarng that you thought they were sisters.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30

beloved hshas been frst shd safsmosf in syerg good word and work. As citisen hs has hon. ored offices of public trust and confidence. As an engineer and piopser. he assisted In mark ing out the highways of travel and trade. Az a military man he received and held eommis- sions in that department with the utmost fdel- Iity. As christian his experience was deep and powerful His life, open, quiet and gen. erous as the day, responded to the woes and
 want of . suffering humanity. As the father of a large and interesting family, father in Israel, pillar in the church, and . counseiler in Zion, he will be sadly missed. A tower of strength has fallen . Landmark in tbe centuries has been removed. But the end of the upright Is peace, the memory of the iuat is blessed 9
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 Gun DuTy.- We deem it our duty to keep constantly before our readers that most vafua. bls of all medicines, known as Goes Cough Balsam. It has stood the tests of time and experiment, and all who use it speak in the most praise-worthy terms of it's medicinal val ue. It is the real duty of every parent to keep 8 constant supply of it in the house, ready for immediate use. Not only $ it most splendid remedy for coughs, sudden colds, influenza, croup, and all throat complaints, but it Is the consumptives gieat relief. When they are 30 far gone that no medicine will ever cure them, Goes Cough Balsam will be found an invalua.
 bls friend to allay the coughing, help the ex
 pectoration, and ease the sufferer. Why will ye that are suffering from coughs, colds, croup, sore throat, hoarseeess that are liable to pulmonary attacks, not take our advice. and provide yourself with supply of Goes Cough Balsam-the best end cheapest Cough. Balsam in the world? It costs but forty cents, aud can be found upon the counters of druggists.
 , Al I'm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
NOTICE.

ALL the resident and non; resident Tax Pay CTS of the town of Kent are hereby notified tEas will meet them at the Store of W. !. Ed wards, Kent Plains. on Monday and Tuesday the 10th and lth of April; at the residence ot 5. TompkinsK Kent Hollow, Wednesday thel2th; at the Store of Segar < Mallory, South Kent. Thursday the l3th, from the hours of 9 till IF :; at the Store of George Lain, Bulls Bridge, iron, the hours of till 4, for the purpose of collect- ing the special tax of one cent on the dollar oi the grand list oi 1864. laid at . town mae ing of the Electors of said town of Kent, legally warned and held at said Kent on. the 23d day of February 1865, aud whichiax wasldirected to be collected by said meeting and paid into the Treasury of said town hy the collector oi the same Un or befOre the first day of may A ID. 1865. 2ni P0NTEDWARDS, s3i Kent March IS, 1865. Collector. 2 40 euy }M stfH' b9I3Esg gtfaE ef f3$G#9 SftA HF&
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
()Fl'';'s'l0's.
ArToRxHH GExERAE's Orrrca, : Malch l3. lS65
iOu. GUWI1 N. 6TAM10N,
 Secretary of War :.

Secretary of War
 In your letter of the l1th of March, you ask me whether, under the Act of Cong, ess entitled An Act to amend the several Acts heretofore passed to provide tor the enrolling and calling out tne national forces. and for other purposes, " appeoTed Sd March, l866, the Provost Marshal Gereral ts required to change the present quo tas in the bending draft by reason of corrections ID the enrolment. made since their assignment
 h the 18th section of the Act, it is enacted, That where any revised enrulmenf in any Congressional or draft district has been obtain ed or made, prior to any actual drawing of names from the enrolment lists, the quota of such district may be adjusted and apaortioned to such revised enrolment. instead of being ap- piled to or based upon the enrolment. as it may have stood before the revision" 8
 It will be perceived that the language of this section Is in the paSt tense, and properly so, though referring to future and existing enrol nents: An enrolment must ever prt cede any action under the section It was, therefore. right to speak of the enrolment as past fact as something that had been done. Regarding the section by itself. and as unaffected 6y otheI clauses in the statute, it applies as we'll to any future. as to an existing. enrolment.
 But, at the time of tue enactment, there vas an enrolment and pending draft under c Il sSA "sN1s'~essS ssVSPe1 ouo euio dppCdIh uVm (uc provisos to the 10th and Eth sections. Iii provided, in the 18th section, that the rule of credits fixed therein shall not apply to the pen ding call :; and in the 7th section, it is .'Pro vded; That nothing her .in contained shall op- crate tn postpone the pending draft or interfere with the quotas assigned therefor"
 Neither of these provisos can bs regarded as repugnant to the 18th section They do noth- ing more than prevent g construction of the Act that would change the rule of credits as to the pending draft, or that would postpone it. or that would interfere with the quotas assign cd therefor. Indeed, Congress has. by impli- cation, declared that the quotas assigned for the present or pending draft shall not be inter. tered with This could have been done in the enacting parts of the statute, but may be as well and aptly done by proviso.
 Now, If the corrections provided for in the 18th section are made to apply to the present draft. the quotas as assigned therefor. will be interfsred with. This is what Congress has said shall not be done. After the pending draft the provisos will have performed their office, aud all luther drafts must be made subject to the rules prescribed ill the Act. eSs
 am, therefore, of the opinion that the Pro- vest Marshal General is not req airsd to change the present quotas in the pending draft by .ea son of corrections in the enrolment, made since their assignment.
 sm, Sir. very respectfully,
 Your obedient servant,
 JAMES SPEED, Attorney General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
] rks April NIasazines.

ts4 Ex efti i2, kA Ef1E
 The has thst9llaTing , lstef articles tis and contributors sst s. s.fg,s,.s, 4,.Sss
 Adventures Of a Lone Woml,ap, by Mrs. Jane c. Austin 1'hea Spaniards' sGraves at the Isles of Shoals Grit. by EaP hr pie !; The Pettibone Lineage; Up the St. Mary's, T. w. Higginson Robin Bradfellow, bS I. E. Ald- rich; Ice and Esadiihahxy W, by D. A T Was. son: Doctor Johsss III I., by Donald 6: Mitch, ell; Our First Citizen. by 0. W. Holmes ;-- Needle and Garden,g lV.; Memories of Au- thorsl.fheodore Hook and his Friends, by Mr. and Mrs. 5. c. Hall; The Chimney Cor ner, w, by Mrs: H: E. Stowe Mir. Hosea Biglow to tue Editor of the Atlantic Monthly, our. Hans.' by Fitz Hugh Ludlow. 7'aa'A4 6.ss < Tieknor < Fields, Boston. bsss aagiasar.F
 Ctr Yvang Folks. for April, is very at tractjve number. The editors and writers have already established themselves as prime favor ties with the children. and their contributions this month will be perused with increased favor and delight. Capt. Mayne Reid, Mrs, Stowe, Trowbridge. Lucy Larcom and others appear, and the number is profusely illustrated with handsome engravings.g r'icknor < Fields, Bos' ton. For sale by Patton, Waterbury.
 Godey, s Lady Book contains the latest fash ions for tue month, and 2 variety Of choice and entertaining literary. miscellany. L. A. Godey, Philadelphia. .,,.,,....... ,..,,t.ss Taes Ladyss Friend has s.llt the agreeable features which make its monthly yisitsi rso many households 2 welcome blessing, and com binss the useful aud the ornamental in it's pleasant pages. Saa'] ..ses49i aei 19ey - Deacon 4 Peterson, Philadelphia. t 5+ , Harpers Monthly is one of the rst'nun,bers of the year. Dickens and Collins and Abbott adorn its pages. and its miscellaneous matter Is even more readable than usual. The Petro- leum iegions'in Pennsylvania are illustrated, and Banks expedition, up the Red river de- pictsd. For sale by Patton, Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
Editor gf Litehfesd Enquirsr :

3 Dear Sir With your permission wish to say to tn. readers ot your paper that 1 will send, by return mail, to all who wish 1t lfres) q Recipe, with full directions for making and using a simple Vegetable Balm that will effect. ually remove, in ten days, Pmples. Blotchss Tan, Freckles. and all Impurities of the kin. leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beau tiful.
 will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or Bare Faces. simple directions and in- formation that will enable them to start a full g, ,owth of 4Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in less than thirty days. < All applidations answersd by return mail without charge. a Respectfully yours.
 THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
 46 8m. S81 Brosdwav, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
LEWIS SMITH. Judge.

The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of George Langdon, Esq in said Plymouth on the second Mondays of June and Sept. 1s65, at one Q o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attend- ing to the business of said appointment. ey
 \. asa r. BALDWIN, ISNn Commissioners
 All persons indebted to said Estate are TO. quested to make immediate payment to V'53-s 48 3w 5i ELlZUR FENN, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 or THE Warren Hotel Company.

To WHoM IT MAY CONCERN, KNow yr: That we. the undersigned, do hereby associate ourselves together as . body polite and corpor- ate. pursuant to the Statute Law of the State of Connecticut. entitled :. Of Joint Stock Cor. p5rations, and the several Acts in addition thereto, and the following are the articles of our assoc.ation and agreement.
 s ART. lst. The name of said Corporation shall be The WarreD Hotel Company" ART. 2i The Capital Stock of said Corpor ation, shall be thirty y-five thousand dollars, and shall he divided into Fourteen Hundred Shares of Twenty Five dollars each.
 ART. 3i. The purpose for which said Cor poration Is formed is the following. to witt To establish and manage g Hotel-to erect all needful bnildings-to purchase all necessary aud convenient Real Estate and persoha prop erty for conducting the Hotel business and to buy, sell and deal in goods, wares and mer cha,dise-and generally to do all acts connect ed with or incidental to the proper prosecution aud management of said business.
 ART 4lh. The Statute law of the State of Connecticut, entitled .' Of Joint Stock Copper ations," and all acts in addition thereto, are hereby particularly referred to, and made part of these articles, and this -Coiporation 0rganiE- ed under and pursuant to said statute. shall have all the powers, and proceed according co the regulations described and specified therein.
 ART. 5th Each subscriber to these articles agrees to take the numbel of shares annexed to LIs or her name, of the Capital Stock 0t said Cooperation, to be paid for, as the directors shall call in the same.
 ART. 9th. The said Corporation is located and established at Watertown. County of Litch- field, aud State of Connecticut.
 Subscribers Names No cf Shares. Sarah M Warren. 4eO Belinda Nj. King. g.................... ..280 Truman A. Warren. ....s........ .SO Henry Warren. ................... .l20 Alanson Warren by Truman A. Warren,
 GuafufaL. ...s. lIu George A. Woodruff. ....................8 80 Charles T.Woodruff. l2O Published by order of the President and Directors. Attest.
 CHARLES A. WARREN, Secretary.
 Watertown. Ct. March 2lst, 1865. 49 3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
TAXES.

q u Persons liable to pay taxes in the town EA of Goshen on the list of 1864 due the col lector the lst day of April 1865, are hereby no- tifed that will be at the store of Brooks Brothers. Monday the 3d. at the store of Hat Brothers An Tuesday the 4th. and at the house, of 0bed M. Humphrey on Wednesday the 5th days of April l866.i from one o'clock til fomr in the afte rnoon of each of said days, for the purpase of receiving said taxes si,s ss TX
 All penons negleeting tD pay said taxes on said days will expect to pay fses for collecting
 W. E. GAYLORD, Collector.
 Goshen, March l3, 1865. 4S3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30

A Ia Court of Probate hol len at Plymouth, lA within and for the District of Plymouth, on the 7th day of March. A. D. 1865. ...--
 Present. Leman w. Cutler, Esq. Judge oi and acting Ju lge for this case. s i ..., s.!-
 On motion of William Ives. Alministra tor on the Estate of MARTHA 1VEs, late oi Springfield. Massachusetts, deceased. and hay. ing property within said district in this State This Court doth decree that six months De al. lowed and limited for the creditors of rai.l Es tate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that pubIi, notice be given of this order by advertising ii q newspaper published in Ltchfeld, Ct, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign. post in said Town of Ply mouth. .#5l - . Certified from Record,
 488w v.R.C. GlDDlNGS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
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 Gel Nathan .BsekRithsa distipgpished oiti. ssH ofNS3 York disd at Red Hook, N. iY, on shs4sk ihst,, agsd ss7' sysars,g Col. Beel~lih kSa lixsd allths days ofIhs American Rspub. ile aud wAs identi6sd with much of her histo rya yl as'a as wss veteran ofihs val 1872 had lseated, "a sisil snsiusss, ippertsnt railroads aud other public improssmsu,s; Twas Mssshal os tho Day at the brilliant rsceptios cf LsFay. .esis at bis ia1ding tt cisrlnons in ia2l. and in bbshy syhsF ispsSlsss jI sS.at, Il aat history he had been fp ss.ixe .psr,icipator. We find in shSTslsgraph oflsst week the following 0bit- asSytnqfiessa lsF :sqnsaq iagaaa 4ae lct bass
 aThed dsdsAisd &asH rsmarhAx1 asans Born a16fd sthS slfKrinH tesaSs or akSsolutioniry {6t1l6fy. iii sStxnf6fd 1756. Kss skssa beena fss- id56t ok &hs toxSd q sRid H6ok 4Dr4safly sixty 3sars. \ man Nidsl4 I1aoNi, eS1psstsd md
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
TAXES. CORNWALL.

\ IL perons liable to nay Taxes in the town FA of Cornwall, on the Grand List of 1864, are hereby noti6ed that the subscriber will be at the Town Hall. on Monday April 8d. for the purpose of receiving the same. Those who neglect this demand may expect to pay legal tess for collecting. Ii 3s,t4aes,444 sit.j} @
 EDWARD R. HARRISON, Collector. :.
 Cornwall. March ls, l866. 4s 3we
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
TO CONSERVATIVES.


 :. TIE Advertiser. having been restored to dy. after having suffered several years with a severe lnng affection, and tha. dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fsllow-sudsrers the mears of cure. | To all who desire 1t, he will seud copy of the prescription used (fres of charge), with the directi us for preparing and using the sans, which they will find sure CuRE for Consump. jsct of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip. ton Is to benefit the afflicted. and spread in- formation which he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his rene dy. as it will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing. = F --- g -,.-7-, Parties wishing the prescription will please address t,l1,5 {lI5-ilsE
 REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
 WIliamsburgh, Kings Co.,, N. '. 2m6A ~ -trt st+-"-fz
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
Goshen Town Caucus.

TIE Union Electors of Goshen are requested to meet at the Town Room on Saturday next April Ist, ct o'clock P. M. to nominate can didates for Representatives, and prepare for the ensuing election. '-<.s,..+. Per order
 TOWN COMMITTEE.
 Goshen, March 27th, lsS5. 50lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION CAUCUS.

A Caucus of the Union Electors ot the town "A of Litchfeld, will be held at the Town Hall on Friday, March 2lss, at o'clock r. M., for the purpose of n ,minating Representatives ,o the legislature. Per order
 5tIQ 9eg3a4 -aa TOWN COMMITTEE
 Litch6eld, March 2Sd, 1865. 0lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
Farm fol, SaIe.

SHE Subscriber offers for sale the old home. sted and farm containing about three hundred acres of land situated in the sonth part ot Kent, wneae the subscriber now resides, pasture and wood land and has plenty of bn;id. ings, fruit tyses, &c. thereon stantiinr.
 sF..'ss.' .5 SETH w. HOPsON.
 So. Kent. March ls, 1865 4ssw
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
NOTICE

yuVHE Undersigned. Collector of Taxes for the
 J town of Sharon will be in attendance st the Town Hall in said Sharon. on the first Mon- day of April next, from g clock 4. M. to re ceiye the tax of said town laid on the list of 1884. -tif5 t"i HARMON c. ROWLEY.
 - sharon. March 22, 1884. 5Olw
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
Norfolk Town Caucus,

THE Union Republican Electors of the town of Norfolk are requested to meet at the Town Hail on saturday, April lst, at two o'clock fo, the purpose of nominating Representatives, aud Judge of Probate for the ensuing year.
 = Per order
 50 Ivy TOWN COMMITTEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30

nISTRICT of Harwinton ss. Probate Count. D March 10, lt,65. T 'ii
 Estate of SAMUEL ATKINS late of Harwin- ton in said District. deceased The CouIt of Probate for the District of Harwinton hath linn. ited and allowed six mouths from date of this order for the creditors of said Estate. represent cd insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims against said estate and has appointed George Langdon and N. T. Baldwin, Esqs, of ;'lymo,ith Commissionsrs to receive and examine said claims. .as@.s@ -Ha ka5' '-'' '@ p4 Certified by .,lieee l
 LEWIS SMITH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
For sale.

A emall Farm, with a two story Dwellina kA hosss and Barn thsrsoa, . desirabls place for mechanic or tsamster. Atuatea halt | mile from Plainvills and one from ForestyfiIe. For further particulars, enquire of B. D. STAN. LEX, Esq, of Plainvills, or
 a MES. \. ". WARNER,
 Forsetville, Conn. { tersgtyille. Mareh 2lst, lej5. 60 sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30
11)robdte tNotires.

nURSuAN To an orderfrom the Court of - Probate fvr the District of Washir,rfoi, will be sold at Public ,Austion, ts the highes, bidder. Nn the fourth day of May. IS65, at one O'Clock. in the afternoon, (unless previously disposed of at pri ate salep SO much of the Real Estate of ABNER w. MI1CHELL. late u Washington in said district, deseased. Al will raise the sum of Six thousand five hundred dol lars. Sale to take place at the hate residence vf the said deceased in said Washington. Te, ms made known at the time of sale. ''.i.s
 Dated at Washington this 24th day of March 1865. ELNAThAN MITCHELL, Adm. i
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-30

STATEMENT of the condition of the Home - Insurance Company of New York, on the lst day of January, A. D. ls66.
 r'..s- i-# CAPITAL. .--. -.r The capital of said Company actually paid up
 in Cash is. $2, ,000, 900 The Surplus on the 1st day of
 January 1865. 65............... l 6Ss, ,6V .S0