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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29

Don't Fail to Procure Mrs. Wins
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, for child
rem teething. 1t has been used for 80
years with never failing safety and success
by millions of mothers for their children.
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach. relieves
wind collie. regulates the bowels. and givss
rest, health, and comfort to the mother
and child. Office, No. 4S Dey Street.
New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
A CENTlEMA AN

Cure,l "f Nervous Debility. Premature Decay and N,
eTrts # Youthful nfi~,refon, will h. happy furnish
Others with the means Of cure, free Of crycl This
cly is simple. safe aud ccrtaiL.
For full Particulars by return mall please address
j. ii. OGDEN, GO Nassau ST..
junrI iS55-3l-3ml New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29

SEWING MAcHINEs--Persons wishing to pur-
chase Sewing Machines, either for manufacturing
or family use, will find it to their interest to call
at this Office. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
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RATS rersus BIRDs.-whoever engages in shooting
small birds cruel whoever aids in externfnatine
rats benefactor We should like Of CORES
pondene TO give MS the benefit Of their experience in dv
ing out these pests We need something besides dogs cats
and traps for this businessScientifc Anercan, NJ T.
No See "CosrAR's" advertisement IN this paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29

MsRrIEn--Junc 9th, at Tyncr City. Indiana
b. Rev J. G. Mahin, Rev. THow,s CHEFPE.FrELD
nf. New York State, AMI Mis- IL. VI. REYNOLDS, Of
Tyner City.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29

DE,TH.-Mrs. Trowbridge, wife of Mr.. jacob
Trowbridge, Sr., died in this place on Sunday last.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother
and Child.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children tecthing. softens the gums, reduc-
es inflammation. allays all pain. and cures
wind collie. Perfectly safe in all cases.
We would say to every mother who has
suffering child. Do not let your prejudice.
nor the prejudice of others, stand between
you and your suffering child and the relief
that will be sure-yes. absolutely sure-to
follow the uae of this medicine if timely
used.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29

DEvrrsTaY.-Dr. A. o. BORTON, Surgeon
Dentist, will be at Bourbon the 2d Moujay and
Tuesday of every month. Rooms in DIR. T. T..
Inns office. IF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
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Voice Jrcm the Far Wet.-speakirg II CosrAR's Rat
Roach de-, ExrERNINAroRnorsq grain and
Destroyed anmsaiy Grant County By verim Dian ond pay
for tons Of a Rat and Inseot Killer -Loncsssy WAY
Herald
~ See 4" Cost.r's advertisement in this paper
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
Do not let Your Prejudice Stand

between your suffering child and tho relief
that will be absolutely sure to follow the
use of Mrs. WrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP.
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels. softens
tho gums, gives rest to the mother and
health to the child. Office, As Dey street,
New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
THEREPUBLICAN
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Or. La Fayette Violette, Permanent
ly Located at Plymouth.

All calls in town am. country attended to. DR..
Vioette has been in practice for number of wears,
and has had much experience in treating the pre-
vailins diseases of the western country. He has
for some time made the treatment of Chronic Dis
cases speciality. Particular attention given to
diseases of female and children; also, Accouch
ing
The Doctor will be found ut the Edwards House.
unless professionally absent. Le22-n34tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
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cosTAR's RAT ExTERMINATo1a is simple, safe and
surethe perfect Ratification meeting we have
attended Every Rat that get It, properly prepared
according directions will eat it, and that
il will die generally piacc distant possible
from where the medicine was taken.-Joke Shore. Mich,
Mirror
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
The Florence Nightingale Of the
Nursery.

The following is an extract from let
ter written By the Rev. G. II. Weiser. to
the German Reformed Messenger. at Cham
bersburg, Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
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INCREASE OF RATs.-The Farmer. Gazette English
asserts and proves figures that pair Of rats will
progeny and descendants less than 65 $50 In three
wears Now unless this immense family he kept down
they would consume food than would sustain 0oo
human beings.
ua See .'CosrARs" advertisement in this paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-29
L. =. J.S0 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These Eonds worth Il handsome premium, and
exempt. all the Government Bonds, from ;ie
County, ai NHSiepaI faon, ,rhch add. from eto fhre
per cent per their rse, according to tho rate lev
ei other property. The interest payable semi
nually by couos attached TO each which may lie
cut OF and sold to any bank or banker
Thc Interest nj 4. 10 ncI cent. amounts 10
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to ie obtained for aqaare- The 70 Ho- n ,fe ..-
da,s quotations az We. 'us'on Nlrks' al v'aiuit
BW'h'rf " NE Pam, .yait.u. t.e.e.. 4.osc.. ar.
~ -''. l.unc o-liu.-r cl's, ..e'-c. p.l-r'-
iou-r ti'iFr 4'at~-. si.,in. 2.t. corn, I-t,ot "a
t.c' mutton rtlrref-, l.aitc: lu .ut.tcfs, lta
h., i'inr' - ''Hp pec"s, l.u'. ,.is,. -,iI.
NAM l,hSF 'h"Ali'i. -iH-5c, usc u. L4azOc
i5e ID potss 80 cof c1 po.A. 2sa2io sausage ia
.TJutry ~ Gi1,.-prirra tu,tov. s.c selling A,
25tJt pea D O; L.ckels, '6a.s, uti +. re- d. .lt.t.
b.oIns cAcFtuh C Ie ioIld, .eese. 3 &c
- dozen pa tut,cs % al % yyr POI. v,a.-
Butisr ard chr" O-anre county I,"rr lr rails
't''hu. n.t o. Rand im" Fl 20. .-. tl.. l4I.
'nttcr CO.'S. cooils un.f"'. 4sai-' eggs, Tor l5-.
Ftsh.--lD. are selling 1t ...l.e pound on .pei
lus> 2,Ep.. tail ~ -tuot .i. i-i-c TO. ~. o.
T'ren, ,a-.c sea las. -5s' boddocf, alic, found
efs iaal~r ssIrlu trout, cJltsh, fr 4lc. hack
tsh l5~ Sc tHnckctci l'NtJc Ltliu', la' lunch ,
siutIt> %, per pound oo'tcrs' Jog o} stcs', r =
4 ID. d hun. rcd cams 154I o. Is haut.et. plDtci
o,',ers 5OAl W hundred; picked CLAIMS e. uun-
| IsgcaI 's.-fims leans are selling a. e,.3'c act;
| sreet potatoes, oi5 = Fk boots u5lc d"7eu ;
| t9lito" sr'elaa $40 potaoo-rc ulo"+D'.' 90
olionr, -a''c ,Ps turups, y,, pccS cihD"s'',
each pa. n.ps, l54l,c per y PIX marrow .iasn,s,
Sinrjsi- Beans, dry, per IT,, i2ai5. Peas, tpiit,
- 10. ha tOAi, hart p'r hush. t.s'l Goa, stove,
| ~, u ~ o louo,' bo1' p'r ~. = q" Honel
r,pi i,t ~ -, o, ns1 Boo. o,lce. p','
bum, Ic- .b. boaGJ mixed dl s5s4', rye, exc. 10 BE-
AL sugar. 'tosn, Ter H.. :J'sl giu he'd 90 3'a'l
coffee, Gu. 3oaZJ, suFAr-hJuse SNuIp por ral. .
| Aoiv,t.N y. -. per gAl .lal 5y, i,A, uVol0nf
snd Lnf.iG bfehsi,'', s5az To-, green, iJa- 3,
| Iaudtr, tJllo~, yer ID. 25aSJ
! Frlni Gc-Apples, halt peck, h1nGlc Oranres'
| per dok- J.al ~ Lemons % .nl eos trhnl c5ilet
g., quart sJa4oc liothc grape, per p4uud, 'bal uJ
fll erie 2jA3c; Chc.tnuts, ptr quart. 2Jlyc hicA
| cty uu'., per quart, l~ug5c
| HtsGl Iai trt.ttrs. Wheat bread, loaf tal'c
I've lIui llc Ettiu Pilot p. iu.n', lplltt 4 l-A'
eiI s.'o.' 90 .-Hs-c t.eci co.,, fo.on' do sl'c
soda DO, lJAl'c, batter, do llgJt, trlusu, lullJc
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rh las, gicat " ellington, partially destroyed
By lie on Tuesday la'i, was founded by ar Eng
iish gentleman named james Sniths'n, Ulo He'd
.u I'-jy ia 1879. sui tcqueatlcl large es,'tc me
hcritci from his father, the Duke Of Sorihum err
land $50 the I'm ~ state % America, t. found At
Washington, under tic name Of the Smith -onian
l-.'.wt .., az oa.1hl mcrt for The .u'-r.s- nnd
i.N.. OF luuvisU .c anon men" After tech-
Roe. lawsuit uy the United Safes Governm mt t.
~ ish Us claim, tlH money 10 tho amount OF
ttt-.lG1. VIVA oitiluol and deposited IN the NJ Ut
~ Philadelphia A'tcr Considerable debate, the
principal was deposited In tho [. s. Treasury, at
sy per cent ut"rcst, and building was erected
with the proceeds 81 the ,ccruel iut rest. The
Smithsonian Institute thus founded though not re-
adapted for The promotion 81 scicgtihi study. IL
relu leu geolo yical and ulncrslIsi 81 cabinet \
chemical laboratory, library gallery Of Art, and
DO, D.4ary lecture ROOMS"
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T', reader win rc-ccv tha, f-is inca are Ole
uucd 10 Va tbc coy lee crl i5ye', al h7 rc7Iing
down The lc1 hand ,iAe o''-' rrost b rcrreiyes a
qu.-t,u. r... b .l answered Gc v.-ts up.n
tho o,lcrl'. H. tAo .oa.rgost the CuIisuau ctn.
l,uu en- .. ..slon is mAH' 90 t.rJli" ro.a from
win o ,rs to rrcu.c 81, u0r.,.lAat'c, that C-.h.-
ligs vrrt Soc ,..f s.t.r.
Att.cU.4e ~ h,Jaly disturbance, we come
ba.ti ihc og.r ols OF IL, 1--we. riruNE and other
rad cal Journals that the lr-h Catholics we're Mt
any irorc rc.p.ralic frds llooly scenes ~
murder au1 -,rinc, than tie uuruly member. Of
other Religions Sc Is. j. tbs yle~ VIC were sus-
tiincI by sy,ry urht thinking man aud woman IA
no community; and .lthough the late ycn-rri lc
Arch iI.op UrGuCg. - unei the afpersiols that
we're cast utou the lock over which he wa'che L.
thought proper g. I'D re- Arut!c u'e'iur for the
purpose oil preventing h, people from reseuuny
the Insults heapsd upon their religious faith; We
| Pc ..r'ci lr .cdal ss another evidence Of his
s.er.u.. "ur.h ~ plu..t auI patr.o!.
Tho ro1us Was DOB pr1t,rsd by tlc DISGUISE On
pr any gH.. ~ on uc -gl. ct Of r,'lg.on, aud
those who .,,s par. "a tlo bloody Trays tat en-
sued doubtless .ci AZ many liGeront rc..i1us
views a, .hc-c atc .crts 8. lc,yc M chem. So was
II ion resprl 8. size nationality ct tAo r.ot,.s Men
: ~, in sic .ouutry and .ro,l hecam' involved
iu tie trouble, oi that fearful tuo. ar1 ID a. Dut-
rage upon o'ir naurnli5 'nl' citizens Charge
upon t.,u r,spuu.A...y .o- soc ieet'o i vi3Irnc"
,.muj.. II WAS tL' dep rooted couyi.-
tYu " our tive l,.n and foreign I.rUla-
L.u, Liable 10 tho d.LN, .LG tie ,uu,-Iuuou
operated ulJa'ty ~ ,-cmgunS the wealthy
D o o. .tsl a To- ..trt 10 q
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THE new YORK sun.


o.. .,,.s,s aad TO v.t To- A.r"r. e'u b. 10 w u
,,.....,,.H ..'-. go s.eI DO tu..A,- l.,'' -
T.. ,..'. sr. aa'ourci1y o.. 'o"Uf'c s' ~
NJ p,,.r'r a,.oud r.eD. ..'.. go u ',u md gu. %
~ ....'r1,I. A. We a." sl' r.. me
r,cf,.u,rtas to HLAH uss1'ia us Na' I'''o
w. .ustlabo upon term. Honorable O. ''
,s.,-. te .-e only rre'-,,nel '.r ''u De
Ga. fan u-5eroc to rDs news D.. .I exc
,.,Icre % tho uaec-til:y o. it '."'l'iA
dspspbcs All tho signs = the tur' : n'' 10
lt,c. srd there ~ uers',rc n,tt NJ Irp-''a'.' IN
the Intelligence t., uc.c is o. ast @ '4'otal'e
r. ,pc,tttue mre.-.1 Of Losrlne'. Wotu.i
80 hi,- rav.,. ..srs,n 90 eo.,titu'aung our
rea'o-t .p.H 10 .'.". y. n '' I-Ae 'i''
- ur.u to.,t ar. IS COT. 90 Of fc'aom' pr.s-
Ie-.j- sa. 10 .rl..
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DEATHS.

GANNOS-On Friday, Jan eth, after short H.
noe. Mr.. Agnes Ann GauAon, widow Vi william, In
NE hirut- of uor SON, lohn 4 Cannon, and her
grl i-on, j. T. iusl Lass al'9 DE 'C.'uAu tut u,ia-
lcis 90 Rutec ii,-" Cos 40 t6 AID 'tc u,.ulou Of
'o attend the iuneuh. on sunday afternoon, Jan. 80,
~ O'Clock, from 20 lsr,N st. IA
lLNENrTN-At Bellevue IIcspital, owen Her
raf'N, H rat.yc Of Ireland, Nroi g., year
lru'hcr james H.o lctucs,pi 10 attcli III, iunr ~
l-.los us lluspitai TO Galway Cemetery 10
NLLY-un fhursly morn.nr, Jan 10Th ara a
loue illness, .'.tn kelly late o. A.lcui",, COUNTY
His friends and those OF HI brother Lewis, also
bis bIota jaw, John ta!uc., ave ic'.eciuuy in
wed Co. attend his iunerai, ion nia late esiGenco
p =. IA T. on SUNDAY afternoon, nj O'clock pre-.
G s to 5he Usu.tn o. tLe isy,ty' "a ay'l I'D
p'q"rs please copy. $50
MEEHAN-Ou Piidse, jan. ., l3i5, Henry =.
Mt.nal, IN tnt ON }eai ol NJ age, hon o. James
ley., COunty DOnr al, lro aud.
he relatives and friends OF the family rofpec'-
si.ornoon Eh iasI AT ! o'clock lr,ciie.,, ilom his
1t. reU't once, - last I2th IT. 10
MUkTrA-On Thur lry, Jan. goth Edward Muir
TIA, o. native of the Parish OF En-Acel, Couuy ca
n, rr.au,ev ,nd llend. Of tho family are re-
specially invited 10 Attcud the iuucral, on ,.tur-
aty utyuo'u, - h lnHi" AZ U'coDA. from hls ate
residence ~ L. l'ih q. San lIares,o papels please
copy. IT,
ErEY On rhurslay, Jan. 2tth, Atr-arct, tho
beloved child Of bC:raL and MHrg4ICt Rl.r,, ug-
tive o. ouach, ruurn u li,emecuo, County CAy.l.,
Leland a-ed uou,ls Hnd 70 days
The relRtlyps amt friends Of the family are re-
fpucuuuy invited - attend the iuLeu.L on >n.ui-
CAV hi',rnocN, jan ~, AZ o'clock ilVn the i'si-
d,u'e Of ncr "a eHtr Al Ave. A. coz. 10Th d. 500
vtLLi-Ou Jau. gItA, AFTER = short bat painful
Illness. Joseph Is IUlly.
pue notice VI tic funeral will be given Ia sunday
lnlrrs. 20
WADE-On Jan. s1lh. 1865, Charles Wade. Jr,
aged year, 4 months and DAYS
hlueua. this 's4,uroay. afternoon, ut 2 o'clock,
from +5i Calal IT. tet \rrick and Hudson 7.s. lu
WALTON "wednesday, Jan 10th, winism Wall
nFca 4, ttals. ~
The Inn mi vill tpke place tomorrow 0su. iaJ o,
at O'c.u'A, a. NJ, tlum lac late residence ' fi-l
Sod st hc friends OF the iHmlly HitO the elu
cd AcFhana lodyc, No. lsJ, ]. %. VI q. ., are ry-
spe,.Iuly invited to attend. IN
WATSON on Monday, the ga ius,, James Wat
son, tat Tyler Of Tump.Ar loI,c, .+D4 - yca.s.
HE tTvnds relatives, the men "rs q lcWV'gr
Lodge, so. 2J3, II. & A. Nj, a.o Tie lrteruIt, in
general, respectfully lu,Iu'i 10 attend the
flueul, on sunday mt"rLoou, .'. iusL 80 'D'0oE,
from emrlAr Lodge Room, Coz. sth ave. ana l-'h
street. IL
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FINANCIAL News nar,,ct.. SC.

VIC Yorl. Fri iap ian. p, 9 +. M oorbina-
tiou OF cause, tcinl the reported termination 81
The pence movements, hW created much excitement
anon .tacL alt gold dealers AMI Tcsutci IN sharp
advance In pHrfs. The fluctuations IN gold to-dsy
have been as follows At 1u8IA.N ". 2o-'; 1879,
-ggst 1914 200. 1854 2oes; II, cl-'.: ll.lR go.
ll..5, 2gJs lIa5, 2y9'. ll.4G ~; lljD, 2llh ;
T., 2l2H, 1905. 9l3G leo- Pa. l21l 80;
l..4, 2lli.; .,, 2l-.; 1915, .l!i,; l,ta ~ A,
Lgll4, .Is -iI't; lis, 2ll b., 1ao, en-; i.45,
-llN; ., 2lOl 2.'5, 21la go .i2' , 4at, 2i23;
Pas, 2I2.bi Q, 2i2's; $3.50, 2l3 go, 2i3E; $40
-l3A. 3ib, pa. $40, .l3'i; t1t, "a; 1 20, 2l5.
The ,oaorGl stock mA.ket advanced q, 10 ~ r'r cent
in the morning, tut afterwards became heavy aud
1wci. and continued to the co-o OF tho day. Gov
ernuyuts VEN strong, and oolsiaorla!t number OF
Investors have hoan drawn CUT 10y 90, tow prcos
ruling The iuHn market was cav Tut irresulai, Z
r.r cont. l,ur ,he rate. sterling li.verc very dull,
and quoted o' 1874 1909. for t9nEcrs. The upward
turn in roli to- caused ncrc 'sad ii.uuo = In the
r-Jlu,e t,,hausr and the tond.ucf WIZ towards
l.,h,r paocl. n the open market produce and mer-
clsudso were all f.mer, but thoIe enerl sc-
ttylt..
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~ y v.r'u' ,ltray,s upon the r. b. Oh 'r paw
eggs " uatJralllei ps.p.c residing ia his
country.
T'o 'ua.t.u c1fIeI a. 20 las t-ea widely
Hrculse, nj, if put forth ''uuder tie ausr'ce' -
any he''cia,iou, or issuol .ur partisan purposes
vc are convinced itat its oIcct viii be QUILTED
ly .ac dcnunc.a,ioas OF nI wh, tilhtly appreciate
- Lc~,nss q r,.s,-. AMI political toIera-
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tyr F.r7res takes cs.rJ CO. To- the article f..1-
us ci 10 gcscrtny's S. ra tie subject nf PAY
'ut our debts" AMI s,yI ttt 4 our ideas prevail,
"pos cr'ty WI have heavy Loaf to carry, without
tearing the burdens ef tic.r rac' Qua passionate
and tcr 'c-s1t prclocc# r-." WAocyCr Tclncd
ITO words ior tho E.rarss may possibly belong
g. TIE class dcnomiu,tel ss fractions passionate
On elgcrcnt; the rn4ssct ? We Noftlcrn people
81 n9i. They calmly al cun-idcrately, without
pa'. %, undertook 10 teach The car !nal princif ls
# our government 70 mo lersionato teihyorcn,R
'~,o r,illyi 10 be governed By a majority
II the people Patience was exhausted 10
pleading wish NO "wayward sisters" who
ro''oi u tcquiescc in tic will Of the people
hence T. sIl'atian u or nat N required most =
TIC ~ p dlcs tha, have lc.l made IA our day and
.ou,p'on. We have thu. incurred an indebted.
ness, lie burden 81 which shlul. he hqu.tated hy
orr ..,ccsslr, because they viii obtain ,h' great
est lonc't thereof TIE EAr.ss, alluded - tie
case o. parent who hequenths g. child do'ts
which accrued In consequence - mlHtal es and fol-
lies. r re- application falls when tie EXrzEs' de-
..is g. show t.N our debt WIS the result Of folly,
All should DO paid during the lifetime o. those
VIII iseurtci It for tho facts furnish ample evil
deuce hat IL was created for the purpose u self
prcservai Agsins, thc tatorous assault = those
who would deprive our children # their rights, an
wrc-t ir,tu u. he property we hold in trust Tor iu-
trc generations u Americans.
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Public Documents.

woa.e inItb.cd - the HIN. HASsrB,L HAN
LtS tor 30 CovGer'sioSAL GLoan containing tho
debates of tie p, session Of ia, 18th Congress.
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snClIrN NOTiaEs..

Sng1Iv1 NOTIFIES
If-pr 10 TENrrp AN'T MI rfCC ,..
IA .,.,-s' Bid. = .....- Ii-i.f'.
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igyi..4 49,. q. D.. .f... .'ti' ..' .' ~
~ tt.. d. '
e. c,. "a, . .t.,.s '.5. 3d.
=. Ii. \icc-r.cs.
OR. 81 EININ A. bF TENiIIvANCE
a b.. N,,,r.. ~ o.. . .r - ,f d I'VE, ..,
a. $50 ia.l .... '.s.
A. d.. . .v n
t., .. t.r.. I'd. ..
g. l.r q a.. d.. ia t...... - a linn i Oh.
I.,-.t.rt ~
4 NETTING Df INI CONTENTION or
=, iH' ~. N"h,r 49,.
,sq,..', 3D.. ,,. $3.50. ,...'. ". 70 ,t'e'.'i
Z, De- o.. rtf,.i .... - t,,,.t.t., i.,ts
lfous,t 3, ..te i..a. LOO. mo-. ,.r t..,,I,c, i
CAt.fT r .fUIV 90. TtIf, -, ia
A PI BIIt lNIIRANCE " ETIhG or
LA'ho ; thor N..re,, y r. g. y ..c. .,, IN 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Now Rendy-The illustrated PhrcnolO-
sical journal tor February, containing the Gica.
surgeon. Of the World-llaryey Ahcrnothy Jcn.
ucr. Hunter. Cooper Mott and Canochan. Alec,
W. :. Iandor Mr. FsfnhaIn Nj. Claik, Mr. kil-
hourn NJ Morrill,. etc. More about Muller, Gain
inr Confidence; AI,ctatlou Prof owen on the
Brain The Human Face Pfe-eNisteaCo Religious
Dates OF Children How to Kill Ministers Shooting
aGofila Tire Lost Race. with Ethnoosy. rhre
no.osy, ihys,Oiuty, l'hyao tnony' aud f.y choosy
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RATHER MATHEW 7. a. h. >OCIE-
t., No. I. NeW Noik. will Told public meet.
ire 70 thc.s Hail ... lrt .t nrai ave g., 90 sunday
evening. jan. 2Jtg. AZ O'clock T.. NJ speaking BY
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-01-25
CORRECT YOUR
Il N R O l. l. M z N T
OFFICE OF PRoyosr MARSHALL.

Ridgway, Elk CO., Pa, January 8, 1856.
In accordance with Circular No. l52 of A. A.
Pro Mar. Gems Office. Western Division of Penna
the Commissioners and Surgeon of the Board of
Enrolment of the 10th District of Penna. VIII
hold . session at the Court House. in the Borough
Of CIearfed for the purpose Of correcting the En-
rollment Lists of Clearfield Co, January the
Goth, 27th, and 26th
Citizens throu shout the County are earnestly
called upon to aid the officers in the discharge of
their duties, by giving all information bearing
upon this important subject.
1t must be distinctly understood by the people
that their only surety Of fair proportion of the
burdens Of the draft lies in the proper correction
of the lists. -...
Every name improperly left upon the lists,
sweis disprOp OTtiOnately the quota It is the du-
ty therefore of each good citizen to bring before
tho Board every man, who, by reason of over age,
permanent PHYSICAL disability, or two years SER
vice, shah be entitled to have his name stricken
from the lists; and also to furnish TO the Board
satisfactory evidence in cases of death, removal,
&c. As, also, the greater number of competent
men on these lists the less likelihood there is of
any particular OF them being drawn from the
wheel. Each citizen owes it to himself to see
that the name Of every man in his Township who
is properly liable to draft, shall be on the lists
L would respectfully recommend ts the different
sub districts the propriety of appointing Commit
tees to examine into all the requiring atten
ton, and bring the parties concerned, or the evi
dence Of their death removal, before the Board
An opportunity IS offered to all sub districts
of correcting completely their Enrolment Lists,
1t must be done, and should be distinctly under
stood that should another draft be subSequen tly
ordered no notice whatever will be taken of com
plants of Committees that their enrolment Lists
erroneous nor will ANY suspension ~of draft
alteration in the quota be grantedion that plea
II. S. CAMPBELL
Capt. and Pro. Mar 18th Dist. Pa.