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ATTENTION, VETERANS!
THE PLACE FOR HONOR
AND GLORY
RECRUITS WANTED FOR TIE
FIRST CORPS

A Ii able bodied men who have served two
IA years and been honorably discharged.
may enlist in this Corps tor one, two, OF three
Years.
A Special Bounty Of $500
will be paid to each Veteran as soon as he
arrives at Washington; and further
BOUNTY OF s1oo FOR ONE YEAR,
5000 FOR TWO YEARS. AND j,
$500 F0R THREE YEARS.
Ohe-third being paid down in each case.
They will be credited to the Districts where
they OF their families are domicied, and will
therefore reoeive the local bounties.
Substitutes for enrolled men may be enlist
ed in this Corps and principals will be exempt.
They do not however receive the Government
bounty, TIE local bounty will he paid at
Columbus, Ohio, as soon as the recruits has
been mustered in.
The organization of Che Regiment will be
perfected at Columbus, under
COL. OLIVER WOOD.
This Corps Will be armed with Breech-
loading or Repeating Rifles, and the men will
he allowed to retain their arms when mus
tered cut.
Persons desiring to enlist in this Corps can
apply to the Provost Marshal of their Dis
trice or to me. Free transportation VIII be
furnished. Soldiers must produce their dis
charges or other papers as evidence Of theil
foTmsr service.
gg Recruiting Station, Mai&ga, nisnsoe
County, Ohio
MAJOR, Est A. G..
Feb. 1865.
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Legal Notice.

In THE PROBATE Court OF MONROE
COUNTY, ONO.
John G. Edington, Administrator of the Estate
of w. c. Ellington, deceased,
against
Nancy Kenny and Frederic Kenny her hus-
band, Thornton c. Ellington, Benjamin F.
Ellington and others, heirs of William C..
Ellington. deceased.
DENJAMIN f. EDIN6TON who is nom
ID resident of the State of Ohio, is hereby
notified that said Administr ator, on the 10th
day of March, A. D. 1865, filed in the Probate
Court of said County of Monroe, his petition,
the object and prayer of which petition is TO
obtain an order of said Court, to sell the fol-
lowing Real Estate, belonging to said VIM. C..
Ellington at his death, to pay the debts Of
said estate, to wit: The south west Quarter
of the north west quarter of section seven,
in township five, of range six, in the late
Marietta land District.
JOHN G. EDINGToN,
Administrator of VIM. G. Ellington, Decd.
March Is, 1S65-4w.
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g Is a % r H ( s
CAREFULLY.

- "
ffiHE dndersigned having rented the wsre-
/ House from Mallory s Tyler, will after
the first day OF April,
RECEIVE, ST6RH AND SHIP
at the following prices, and as much less as
any responsible house IN Monroe County.
Tobacco per hhd.. ...:;......,.....l5 cents
Salt Drayed ana Stored d..........lo
Eastern Goods per 100 pound.
AND NO CHARGES MADE FOR CoofERfNG.
Persors having Shipping to DO; yiE fna it
to their interest to Ship through this house,
as they navs no interest III Steam Boats, will
at all times endea7or to Ship ON the best and
cheapest Bosts.
HY Wagons uAIcadfbg at this House viii
slways find FEED at fair prices.
50HN MALLORY & co.
March |, lss5--sms
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Administrators Sale:

DY Virtue of an order Of the Trobafs
ID Court of Monrce County, the undsrsign-
ed, as administrator Of David yanr,est. will
offer for sale at public antioH, on tie pre-
misses,
On the 10Th Day Of April, 1865,
the following Real Estate, situated in Monroe
county ohso, TO- VII : The Northwest or. of
sfe south@wsst tr If Section rs, in Town
ship and Range 4, excepting one-fourth of
sn Hore used as a grave yard, sorfsning 20
scfe5 more or less.
RBRsz5 or. One third cas- e. onS-tNfrd
III one ear and one-third in TIVE years, WITH
7rssrsst.
KsfSh az, 4w Aaa'r,
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BARGAINS IN JEwELRY.-We would
refer our readers to the advertisement OF
Messrs. FoRsYTHE & Co., in another col
umn. They offer superior inducements
to those In want of anything in their line.
Now that Greenbacks are SO scarce and
Gold SO cheap, would it not be well for
those in want of any article in their list
to order it from them2 We are assured
by friend who has personally examined
their goods that they are just as repre-
sented in their advertisement. Send for
a circular.
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A CARD
Editor of Spirit of Democracy:

Editor of Spirit of Democracy:
In reply to niary letters and inquiries FROM
people in this section Of the country, theunT
dersigned taxa grsst pieasurs IN sAyiag
through the columns Of your paper, that our
rem owned prep aration known as COR DyS-
PEPSIA CURE, is a certain cure ior pys-:
pepsiR; in its worst stages. Many, cures OF
long standing within our own aequaintanc,
have been completely, and We believe perma-
nehtlt cured, Ii will stop distrsss after
eating alniost ipstantaneohsiy, and eiiabira
the dyspeptic who has iiSgd for ygafs Upon
Graham brgad and the plainest diet, to Eat
as heartily as heartily as he pleases, and any
thing he chooses without danger of distrrsss
or souring, rising on the stomach. II is
an infallible corrector of indigestion and con-
stipation, creates a healthy appetite, stops
sick -headaobe, heart burn, sickness at the
stomach, pains, cramps, or collie in either
stomach or bowels, and sweetebs offensive
breath, as soon as you take 1t, and by enaB.
ding the patient to take pleiity Of Hearty feof
which is the parent Of health,s prodpers
vigor, strength And energy. IN eysrf. iiiaf
we have known it has speedily sfkd'eated
Dyspepsia with all It's attendant suferings,
yaeskiiessss, debility, and loss OF power, giving
instead, a proper activity and tone to the
stomach and organs of digestion, and rs we
con6dantly believe, and as the published esf;
tifcates in our circulars, almanaos, and IN
many of the leading Journals. ffom cpnvsl-
escent patients will cosFIRN, cop pletely, p r.
manentiy, and almost miracuiousiy actle tiis
worst case Of Dyspepsia in existenSe. We
warrant 1t in every instance. 1t can hs Oh,
tanned at sil tie Drug Stores ID She Unitff
States aud Canadas, At s1,be per beftle, ~
six bottles Tor $500.
6. G. CLARK & CO.
PkoPRIsToRs,
Jan. Is, iss5-ly. New Haven. CT
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Speeial Noticts,
DEATH CAN NOT TOUCH THOSE WHO
USE RoBACK,S BITTERS.

While Roback's Bitsers are kept in the fam
lily circle sickness never enters.
These Bitters have been found to be a per-
feet antidote for removing the first symptoms
of nearly all diseases, if takes in the proper
time. They are composed II ingredients,
which are known by the medical faculty to
be most eficacious in disorders of the
stomach and intestines.
Their medicinal propertief ars SO various
that they prove beneficial in all complaints,
of whatsoever nature they may be: hence
their great demand and the universal good
derived from their use.
A judicious use of these Bitters inparts
the rose tint of health to the cheeks, and
health and vigor to the entire frame.
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Dissolution.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween w. q. Hutchinson & D. P. Hutch
insen, known as the arm of W. n. Hutch
inson L Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to them by notes book account or
otherwise, will make imm ediate payment.
The business will be continued by W,
H. Hutchinson.
Beallsville, March 22. 1868. 3wpd
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PErERsoS's MAGAzINE for April is
alfeaky here, containing the newest
spring styles, fashion plates, colered pat
terms IN embroidery, crochet, &c. The
steel engrayihgs The YOUNG PHoTo-
GRApHER." is most beautiful, and the
reading matter excellent. This is one Of
she best two dollar magazines published.
Address Charles j. Peterson, Philadel-
pbia, Pa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-22

NoTICE..-Announomen of marriages and
teaths containing six liues or less, we pub
fish free of charge, ana win be much obliged
TO our friends thfpughoat the coanty If they
will forward them to us. Five cents per line
viii be charged for all above six lines OF, all
Obituary Notices.
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TEACHERS INsrlruTE.-Thc next ses-
sion ,efsthe Teachers Institute, for this
county. will commence on Monday next.
II is expected to exceed in interest any
that has ever been held here. We are
Informed thst Hon. =. E. WHITE, State
Superintendent Of Common Schools and
Prsfessof kidd, the Eloeatioaist, viii be
In attendanes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-22

THE sewspapers in Canada arc SO an
moved at the food of American fve ard
ten cent pieces, that they aenosiHsts il
ssthe silver nuisance" Ws shorle like
TO get up "dickor'' with Canada at this
moment, and exchange our ~postal cnr-
Sency for its sssilver nuisance
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ConnEs1Aprs PsoAnrNEsso-

.CoNnEs1ABLs PEoNnTNEsso b Q
dwelling house of Nicholas Hubacher,
In Switzerland townships in this couRtyi
was destroyed BY Gre on the 1lths inst.
The loss was total. The property was in
sured ia he ffonfoe Mutual Insurance
Conpany. On the 10th lust. he hotifled
the officers of the company Of his less,
and on the same day went home with the
anisunt Of the insarancs in his pocket.
.Prompthess of this kind, and the lew
prices for insurance by this company,
cannot fail TO commend it to the patron
ago of the public.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-22

sb% A large stock of New Goods just
received and dsreceiving at Tom Walton's
new store, where he will be able to sell
ell kinds of groceries as cheap if not
cheaper than any other retail establish
mpntin the county.
Farmers aud every person else will find
tito their advantage to deal with Tom, as
he bought his stock Wheh gold Was lower
than it has been for over TIVE years. =
Mackerel, coffee, sugar, tea, pepper,
ssda; rice, bacon and every thing else in
the grocery line have come down, and be
sells accordingly.
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G0LD-REARING I30NDs.

ine'' o'' .,. -.
Ma.ait,t,sr ~ Min, Irsxss the aotaai Drost ON
,hs 7-ao loan. at current rates, Including
;.,.ro.. .ho,it lei; bst cent. per annum
t..;aa. l.. vxvupr,or taox srATK AND
,,iv,c,n.r rsx,r,or w,i,oH Aims yRos oss TO
rrn,, NJ, crvr xopp according to the rate
,a.;aa - ~ a,hsr nrsnsttv The ;tistsst ia
r.v,h,e conference.-the by cSupSt,s attsshsd
e. .,.r note. rh;eb trar ba snt off and sold
., 49,. p.nr ~ bonler
IT,. ;u..,as. .monnts -.
one cent per oaS on . s.o Ao'o'
Two oen's ~.
len e'oo
~
Notes of all the denominations hatied win
be promptly furnished upon receipt OF suo-
scfipti6ns. This 10
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
px l,,. aou,utn;., .d "a c,,n-
ssa,,,v sxnsc,sa that ;ts siIin.rior advantages
I'll, m..e Il The
49,. =
uREAr Iofo Lam hoAN of inh Nn'
Less than s2oo,ooo,ooe remain unsold'
which VIII prooaoiy Dc disposed oi Wi'n.n 'ne a
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DIED..

On the 2eth day of January, 1865, at her
residence in Switzerland township, Monro 9
county, Ohio, after lingering illness, of con-
sumption, Mrs. JANE LEhLEY, wife of RoHERT
LEMLEY, aged 60 years, 9 months and % days.
She was devoted member of the Christian
Church for many years.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-22

~ our report last week of the hang
ing Of John Collins and Isaac Johnson,
by the rebels, was mistake, They are
alive yet, and no doubt glad Of II. Our
authority for making the statement was 2
letter from. the regiment.
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80 Lieut. John Manning, Of the 116th,
has been released from Imprisonment in
sebeldom, and ia now at Annapolis. He
served term Of. eighteen months as d
prisoner. go.
Since the above was written, Lieut..
Msnning has arrived at home. He looks
well and is in excellent health.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-22

- Hon Jas. r. Morris has arrived at
hone. His term Of service expired with
the 4th Of March. He wiz resume the
practice Of law.
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srN. J. Manning, late a Captain In
che 25th O. v. T., has been appointed
Major Of the / 1gist Regiment. Manning
is brave soldier and an excellent officer
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9aid gntligslee,


Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull basiness;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business,
Has created maaya new business.
TRY 1T,
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sN There will be to elect this fall, in
this county, Sheriff, Treasurer, Re-
presentative, a Prosecuting Attorney, a
Commissioner, an Infrmary Director, a
Coroner, and,i conjunction with Guern-
seJscounty, Senator.
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Gov. BLA1sDELL, ofNevada, Is siz feet
and four inches in height. When the
Legislature is not in session, they use
him for telegraph post.
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nSr BLANK TewNsHfP BONDS FOR
BOUNTY FUND, for Sale at this Office.
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-mARRIED.

On the 18th day of March, 1855, Mr.. WIN.
R. DRUM and Miss REBEcoA J. STEPHENS, by
Jno. Hamilton, Esq.
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"a We i1sise special attention to our
new Advertisements.
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u S 7.3O Loan.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, the undersigned has assumed the Gen
eral Subscription AsshSy fof the sale of uni
ted States Treasury Notes, bssrihs seven and
three senths per ceHt. ihtsrsst, per annum,
known as tbs
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,
Great Bargains in Jcwelrs t

wv sau St.. FeW lOTh, laogoihinb tna
Post ofice;) offer for sale the following Nag
nik0ent List of
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, I'd
Valued 1T s5oo,ooo. ZACH Article cNE
DOLLAR, and not 10 be paid for until you
know Whist yos ars 10 get.
i5dGoid Silver Watches, SIS 70 500 each,
900 ladies' Gold Watches $35 on !"
500 Ladies' and Gents Silver dc. SIS 90 =
$500 Vest and Neck Chains IS 90 to SIC
5000 Gold Band Bsscelet$ . 90 TO- SIG
5000 Cameo, Mosaic 8 Jet Brooches 4 90 to Sc
4Ub0 Lava ana Florence do 4 90 TO So
40oo Cameo Ear Drops 4 90 td So
1000 Iowa Florentths Ear Drops 90 10 S. -.
1000 Coral Ear Drops 4 ooto So
5000 Masonic and Gents Pins soto s.
3eoe Watch Keys 90 70 -
$500 Fob and Ribbon Slides 80 % $b
$500 setts of Bosom Studs 2 10 TO -
ss0o Sleeve Buttons q b6 to So
5000 Plain and Chased Rings SO TO S.
5000 Masonic and Stone Set Rings 50 10 $40
5000 Lookets 50. 10 81
5000 California Diamond Pine and ~
5000 Lsdiss' siSs; cold Pencils : % toss
2eo0 Ladies' Large Belt Buckles 90 TO s.
10 900 Sets Ladies' Jewelry 90 to SIC
0, coo Gold Pens, silver mounted
holders 6otos5
Cases and Pencils 4 o6toss
The articles in this stock Of Jewelty are a
the neatest and most fashionable styles.
Certificates of all the various articles pa;
in sealed envelopes and mixed, thus Swing
| all fair chance, and sent by mail for rs cents
each; and on tho receipt of the certificate, i
| is at your option 80 send ONE DOLLAR and
take the article named in it, or not. Five
certificates, 81; eleven. 81, thirty, SIS; eixty
| Eve, $io; one hundred, SIS. Certificate money
to be enclosed with the order. correspon'
dence promptly answered.
We wish it distinctly understood that tdf
business is no Lottery. The object 81 this
manner of selling is to give purchfsefs the
opportunity of buying Jewelry at the whole
sale prices, with the chance 81 getting &
Watch OF some other yaluabls rticle; and
all goods sent, not satisfactory; Can se return
ed and the money win be refunded.
AGENTS wanted in every town and regis
Iment. Send fol Circular. Address,
W. FORSYTH & CO.,
AZ and "A Nassau St., New York.
March I, ls65-3ms
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a. STATglMRMT

M - a AtKtAXNX
Of the condition of the yarios funds for State County and
n Monroe County, ts' oho on he e. 9Th S day Of
March 1865
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Seven Thirty Loan;

These Notes are issued Hndst date Of Au-
gust 18th, 1864, and are payable thfss years
from that time, in currency, Of are oohsstti-
BILE at the option Of the holder iht6
u. S. $50 SIX PER CENT,
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LEAVES.
FARR1vRs

Depend upon this table until Iuftnsr notic'
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was much better FOR them, in every sense,
then to have been confined in prison.
Stanton. however. would not see it. The
foul fend of Aboiitionism mnst be pro
pitiated. and hence heeatomhs Of white
victims were offered upon its polluted
affairs. Thus the negro, in civilized Amer
zen, Lad his sacrifice Of human victims Is
lin his -.stiye Africa. with this difference.
that here they were white, aud there black
here they were civilized, there savage
here the numbers were much greater
than we have ever read of in Africa.
Ii the Union then wishes something
against which 70 justly illuminate It's ire,
let it begin at home Let il strike in the
right quarter. Let II ceasn It's false and
slanderous Trades against the entire South
ern PEOPLE who. no matter what lnav have
been the pretext Is their errors. have suf-
fered the full measure of punishment.
This foul attempt 10 blacken the eharrc-
ter of IA gallant ioe, when he IS PROSTATE
and helpless is mere eaws,rdly and mean
than the worse oiense charged to the
score Of the South. We refer 10 the case
of the tnion prisoners rs one Instance
The perjurcl evidence Of the rebel de-
serters, and paid spies from Canada, who,
according to their own stories, il true,
are accessories before the fact to the muir
der of President Lincoln, and as such are
unworthy of belief. IS anotker These
dastardly attempts at detraetion will re-
coil upon those who make them, and ike
curses will ultimately come home to rnost.
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A"Disintcrestcd'. A Judge.

The following is from Richmond cores
pondent of a New York paper;
We are credibly informed that Judge Tn,
derwood, who was in this city a few days
ago making arrangements to hold a term of
the United States Court for the Eastern Dis,
trict of Virginia, is at present occupying
the dwelling house of Nr. William NJ /,
McVeigh, in Alexandria, and claiming to
be the lawful owner thereof in fee simple,
hv virtue of a decree of eonfscaticn and sale
entered in his own court This house,
worth fully 20,090, acds sold By the Harshal
Of Judge U5sdertoood's court for the sum Of
81, ,500, and Judge Underwood himself be-
came purchaser Mr. McYeigh's son was
living in the house at the time of the confs,
cation and sale above referred to. Mr. Nc
Weigh is over fifty years of age, and never
held Office of any sort under the Confederate
Government Heiwas indicted, we see, last
week, before the Grand Jury of Norfolk for
treason.
: The Constitution of the United States and
the laws of every civilized land, require that
a man shall be convicted of treason before
his property be confseated, but Judge I'm
derwood has in this case, for reasons that
can easily be seen through, reversed the
regular sequence of legal proceedings. Il
also declares that no attaiDder for treason
shall work forfeiture of land, beyond the
life of the person attained. We arc MOI
surprised, though, at his mistake in tins
particular, as we hear he never had license
to practice law before he was PLACED on tht
banch. A
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The New Constitution OF Missouri

To give our readers an idea of the char
acter of the new Constitution lately forced
upon the people Of Missouri by fraudulent
votes and arbitrary practices. We give the
following synopsis of il, which we clip from
a Missouri paper
1t declares Missouri a free State forever
1t establishes the equality Of all men be
fore the law.
1t prohibits legislation interfering with
the personal rights Of men ON account OF
their color.
1t declares that Missouri shall ever re-
main member of the American Union.
1t excludes from the bal llot-box and from
Office traitors, rebels, rebel synpathizers,
guerrilla marauders, bushwhackers, and
their aiders and alettoTs.
1t IN like manner excludes Knights of the
Golden Circle. Sons of Liberty and o. \ X $.
1t in ike manner excludes those who en-
rolled themselves as disloyal, or as Southern
sympathizers, to avoid MALTA duty.
1t provides for an efficient registration of
voters, thereby securing the exclusion Of IL
legal votes.
1t removes the rule requiring treason to be
proved by at least two witnesses, and leaves
it to be proved as any other crime.
1t inTites immigration from Europe, by
extending the elective franchise to those
persons of foreign birth who have, more than
one year before an election, declared their
intention, according to law, to become citi-
zens of the United States.
1t forbids the Legislature making compen,
sation for emancipated slaves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21

THE JEWISH SABBArH-A Jew could not quit
his camp, his village, his city the day of rest
He might not begin journey if going along a
road he must rest from sandown till the same
event Of the coming day. He might not carry a
pencil, kerchief shekel IN his belt if he re-
qured handkerchief for use, he had to tie it round
his leg If he offended against one of these rules,
he was held to deserve the doom awarded to the
silest sinners. Some rabbins held that a man
ought not to change his position but that whether
he was standing or sitting when the shofa sounded
he should stand sit, irimoyable as stone until
the Sabbath had passed away. It was only in the
synagogue and the temple, chiefly in the temple,
that the Jewish rule could be set ut nought. A
law which put end to gifts and sacrifices in the
temple would have suited the chief priests and
nigh priests, and these smiling Sadducees taught
the old sacretiotal rule that there mas Sabbath
IN holy things. A cripple could not carry his rug
mile, hungry man could not pluck a grain of
wheat; but the temple mightbelit, the shew-bread
baked, the altars might be trimmed and guarded,
the shekels might be paid in to the receiver, the
deves and heifers might be slain. and the victims
might be burned with fire. In the temple courts
the seventh dag was the busiest of all the week,
for on the Sabbath every jew who made an offer
ing to God was expected to present two sheke!s in
stead Of one shekel. two doves Instead Of one dove
and two rams instead of 0 ne ram.-Ihe Holy La'ld
| tss RnA III. Heyneorth Di.ron.
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GHrsERAL NOTICE;

Correspondents writing over assumed signatures
or anonymously, must make known their proper
names to the Editor or no attention viii be given
TO their communications.
All Letters and Communications, whether on
business or for publication should be addressed to
the Editor