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UREAU OF ORDNA NCE
II NAVY DEPARTSVENT, I
WASHINGTON CITY, January Is, 1866.

pURE OF ORDN INC E,
d NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON CITY, January is, 1866.
SALE OF SERvICEABLE AND UNSERVICE-
ABLE NAVY POWDERS Al THE UNITED
STATES NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VIR-
GINA.
There will be sold TO the highest bidders, at Pub
lie Aucuon at neon of the 10Th dav of March, 1885,
ia tie office OF the Inspector of Ordnance, at the
Noriok Navy Yard, By sample, five hundred and
thirty four thousand four hundred and three
1884, ,403)pOunds OF NAVY POW DERS, as TO olows:-
" 502,360 pounds servceabIe.
1877 q" condemned
1858 " damaged.
464S compressed.
As only about two hundred and SEVENTY two thou
sane tuIee hundred and fifty five t272, 1861 pounds of
these nowde1s IN barrels, purchasers must pro-
vice barrels into which the remainder OF the pow
ders may be emptied from the tanks, Tor which
period OF thirty 1907 days wll be allowed The pow.
der in barrels, however. must be removed within
ten days Fl ON the dav of sale, otherwise they will
revert to the Government
Ierms-Casb, IN Government funds; one-haf the
purcbase oney Q deposited at the completion OF
the sale and the remainder before the powders are
HA. WISE
22615t Chiet of Bureau.
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PROPOSALS.
A RM S-U PP IE s..
OFFICE OF SUPERvIsIHo CoMMIssARY, I '
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TKNNBesEE
AMI lam y

M YS u P@P IE s.
OFFICE OF suPERvIsINe coMM1ssARY. r
MILITARY DlvIsIoE OF THE TKNNEssEE
NAsHyILIEi Tenn,
SEALED PRoPoSsALs, - '''O'
which must be IN duplicate, with copy Of this ad-
Mt attached to each, VIII DO received at this
once oh'ii Z T26RsD44 2iSRSf a Mach Is lsee
for supplying FRESH BEEF Of good and mar
ketable quality, in equal proportions of fore and
hnd quarter meat lDecks snanks, aad kidney tai-
low to be excluded for issue TO the troops ana
the following posts in the Military Division of ZEN
Iessee;-Atlanta and Macon, Ga, Nashville, Chat
drawing supplies from the above named posts
contract TO be In iorce Six months commencing
on the list day of April, 1866, ana ending the 9Otn
uaY OF September, 1886, or such less time as the
Iommissary General Subsistence may direct.
lhe nccks of the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
cut on at toe fourth vertebra joint, and the breast
Ihe shanks of fore quarters to be cut Off from
three TO foUr inches above the knee JOINT, and OF
hind quarters nom SIX to eight inches above the
gamble ell or hook lont.
Payment will be made monthly, or as early there-
after A. tunds may be received therefor and in
such funds rs n ay DO furnished by the United
States
Separate bids will be received for each of the
above posts or one bid may include them all.
No bids will be received from persons who come
under the exceptions Of the PresiGenps Amnesty
are interested, elhes directly for indirectly, be
ceived unlese they can produce the pardon of the
BIDS from all other persons under said Procla-
nation must be accompanied by the Amnesty
Oath.
Proposals must be accompanied by a proper
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons,
stating that if a contract is awarded they will
enter bonds for the faithful iuflment of the con.
tract.
The undersigned reserves the right 10 reject any
and al bios offered.
lndorse envelopes Proposals for Fresh Beef y
anu aaorl IS the same to the undersigned
M Z. SMALL.
Brevet Colonel and q. s.,
226 Let Nashville, Tenn.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

hFBICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS ST Err,
" WILMINGTON, Delaware,
February 18Th, 1866
SALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES.
All good and serviceable.
Will be sold, at Public Auction, at tWILMINGrO ON,
Delaware, on
FRIDAY, the 23d of February,
FRIDAY. the I'd OF March,
Two hundred serviceable MULES.
One hundred on each day of sale.
The especial attention OF purchasers is invited to
the that these Mules are large, well pared and
in excellent CONDITION. beng the surplus team Mules
of Washln RtOn Depot.
ANIMALS sold sIngly
Sales to commence at 10 A.
Terms-Cash in United States currency.
BY order OF -
Brevet Brigadier General JAMES A. EKlNj
In charge 1st Division @ M. &. o
{. II. GALLAGHER,
21414t Captain and A Q. M.
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- AT THE
CAVALRY DEPOT, Gi ESBORO, ID. O.,
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS 0FFIoE,
FIRST DIVISION,

O.,
CUARTERMAsTER GENERALS 0FFIoE, !
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, ID. g February 81, 1856.
by order OF the QuaTtermaster- eneral, there will
be sold en- the premises, at public auction under the
SeoOn oS wEbS q bTSPlSiP SeOrgS f. Br1eynng 1SSa g
O'Clock M the following described public property,
ONE (D STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
(irGme, with massive gramte foundationsL40 by 80
teet with coal, hay, and engine houses attached ali
constructed OF the very b st material, and in the
most substantial manner.
Also, at the same time and place. the machinery
and appliances oil the mil, consisting OF
ONE C) ENGlNE, OF 1OO.H0RSE POWER,
with cylinder OF twenty two (22) inches diameter
and tw entl Our ga inches strOFe set GOon heavy
cast IRON bed-p ate, with cold ana hot water pumps
and heater, and cast IRON fy.wneel with driving
pulleys OF the same material ten (l0) feet in dame
ter anu twentytouI (24) inches face, with Judsons
patent governor.
Two w BOILERS, OF SlXTY-HORSE POWER
made OF thelbest boiler lror five sxeenths Is ICY of
an inch in thickness five (6l feet in diameter, and
,ourt tn (14) feet five t5) inches IN lengh; each
boiler containing sevonty-slx (76l lap welded hues,
each three (3J and one fourth (f inches in diameter,
ZEN ti0) PAIR SIOF. REED 5 PATFNT BUCKISG-
HAM THlRl I (S0l INCHE> SPRING MILLS,
constructed OF solid French burr milestone, and set
in heavy, well-ba anced frames, with hay cutters,
ELEVATORS and conyeyors sufficient to cut and handle
the hay, gram and prepared feed on the most ecO-
nomlcal and labor saving plan.
The shaiting is OF fin shed wrought iron, and the
onessss od m 70 ana rD tn f6 .iI with
OF burrs, etc. The main drvin9.beIt of tour ~
ply rubber, and twenty-tour t24 inches wide. The
belts tor driving the mills etc.. of The best oak
tanned, patent stretch leather.
| 1he Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures of
every description, of the very best materials and
! Workmanship and still in excellent condition
and fine working order, the mill having been In ope-
| ration only about fifteen months
If deemed advisable by the agent of the Govern
ment Oh the day OF sale, the BUILDINGS will be sold
| separately.
TeIms-Cash, IN Government funds
Purchasers viii be required to remove their
| properly before the first (1st) day OF May next,
uniess otherwise arranged with the owner of the
grounds.
boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
| wharf every hour during the day OF sale.
Any further information that may be desired will
be gwen upon application, in person by letter. to
Captain GEORGE I BROWNING, A. q. M, Gies-
| boio, or to this office.
| JAMES A. EKIN,
| Brevet Brigadler General,
| 226 Sit In charge First Division O. NJ G. o.
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QUARTm MAeTKR GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,

IBE WATER WORKS AT GIESBORO, ID. Q.
QUARImMAeTR GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON u. e., February 26. 1865
BY order OF the Quariermaster- encral, there will
be sold on the prtmises at public au tion, under
the ection of Captain George I. Browning, Assist
ON THURSDAY, April 1886,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the following described public pro-
ONE STEAM BOILER,
80 feet long three ieet in diameter with two ~
inch return hues) made OF inch boiler IRON, with
all the necessary appurtenances, Including castiron
n ont gnuge cocks, ODE valves, feed pump, sm0Ke
stack, and hood, steam Rauge tAshcrofFs patenth
Prate baIs, pipe, plugs reducing pieces, etc. all IN
fTSSo SWooK1HiNGToN STEAM FORCE PUMPS
No 6, 16-inch cylinder, 9nch stroke, 25 horse power
each, and each capable of pumping and forcing 100
Ot0 gallons Of water per day. Connected with them
are the requisite valves, glands. couplings bends,
elbows, double-yave oil cups, e'o. These Pumps
are comparatively new, and in complete working
large quantity OF WATER PIPE as follows:--
5,ds2 leet 9iDCh inch casi,iiOn Water Pipe
\ l2SS sSS I" s.,RSR s,RSb wrourbt.iroD /"
564 1y-lnch cast-lIon
2COO " 1i.inth
1000 " 1.lncn
5000 f" 3-iDch
THIRTY ONE CAsT-IRON FIRE PLUGS.
tAvrts' patent) with AL the necessary connections,
Bends,
Siop-cOcks,
Elbows
Four-way pieces, Etc,
all in excellt Mt CONDITION; toVether with
ALL THE TOOLS, Ere,
required for making alterations and repairs in water
llle, such as
Pipe-cutting Machines
laps and Dies,
Flyers,
Crabs,
Drills,
Punches,
Cauking Too's, Etc
Tefms-Cash, in Government funds
deliveries viii be made to purchasers on or before
the first Qst day OF May next
A boat for Glesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every bouI during the day of SALE
ANY iUrther information that may be desired will
be gwen vi appcatOn in person, or by letter, to
Captain George Z. Browning, A q. NJ, GiesbOro,
ID c., or at his office.
JAMES A. EKlN,
Bvt. Brig zen, in CHARGE,
28ta4 FIRST DIV, Q. IA q. U.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
~ Military Division of the Cult, New Orleans, La,
December q 1865
Sealed Proposals ore invited and will be received
at this Office until II NJ, March 1866, for the pur
chase of sixty.slx (66) camels the property the
United States now at Camp Verde near San AnTo.
nio, Iexas.
Bids may be made. Tor one or more OF these ami
mails
Each envelope containing bid should be sealed
and addressed "COlone G. G. Sawtelle, Chief Quar-
termGster. Military Division of the Gulf, New Or
leans, La"
The Government reserves the right to reject any
bids dee med too low. '-.r
Payment to be made in United States currency
upon the acceptance OF any proposal and prior to the
delivery of the camels to the successful bidders at
San Antonio Texas.
G G. SAWTELLE,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaser, Military Div-
sion OF the Gulf, Brevet Colonel United States
Army.
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q LE OF COA AL
= ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, }
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
February q, 1855
Will be sold at Public Auction, ON the grounds of
the MOWER HOSPITAL, Chestnut Hill, near Phia-
delphia Pa ON WEDNESDAY, March 7, 1866,
commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE (233)
TONS OF ANTHRACITE STOVE COAL
Cars leave the Depot, N. E. corner Of Ninth and
Green streets, at 10 O'Clock A M.
Terms Cash IN Government funds.
BY order OF
Colonel WILLIAM w. MoKIM,
Chief Quartermaster,
Philadelphia Depot.
HENRY BOWMAN,
22S6t Captain and Assistant QuartermasteT.
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AT QUEEN'S NEWS STAND,
"A s. w. corner SEVENTH and CHEsNUT Streets,
DAILY AND WEEKLY ~ FfG1PPFERs
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS, Etc,
May be obtained at curren rates, 9is
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GoyEREMINr SALE OF SURPLUS aARD

~ OvERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
VI BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. S A,
No s 5. GAY STREET.
BAL ITMoRE, Md, Fe ruary q, 1865 J
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate will be received at
this Office until SATURDAY, March II 1866 for the
purchase OF surplus HARD BREAD on hand at this
depot
Proposals must state that the offer is made und or
advertisement of this date.
Tbs bread boxes of nifty t50l pounds each. No
proposals received Tor less than twenty (20) boxes
Purchases will be delivered on board of transports
without ense to the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds on notif-
cation OF acceptance of bid. Twenty Gays allowed
purchasers to remove stores.
PROPOSALS to be endorsed on the envelope, "Propo-
sails for hard Bread" and addressed TO
ThOMAS WILSON,
Brevet 1t Col and G.. s. U. S A.,
2261 LIT BIevet Brig, Gen. Volunteers.
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GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, BED.

TIC AIIbnIlOn OF IHb IIHub unU ING uDIIC III IHTRt
is called to this sale, the goods will be sold in lots
to suit both large and small purchasers. Quantities
as small as one dozen will be sold. Goods will be
delivered to purchasers within (5 days from termi
no ton of sale
TeIms-Cash, in Government funds.
G. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and Purveyor, u. S. A.
c. w. BOTELER, Jr.. Auctioneer. 21419t
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. ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER
u SHORES AT GIESBURO, u. @.

q
\ STORES AT GIESBURO, u. O.
GENRRAL's OFFIoE,
FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February 49, 1866
Will be SOLD at q lESBORO, ID. O., at Public Auc-
ton, under the direction NJ Of Captain @ George 7.
1866, at 10 O'Clock A: NJ, large lot of condemned
QUARTERMASIER'S STORES, consisting off,
HOrseshoes, Riding and Cart Saddles,
Mtnilla Rope, Neck-straps,
scrap Iron, Surcngles,
Bet sIeaCS, FOuI.hOrse AmbulanCeS,
Benches, Amy Wagons, ,four-hOrse,
Coffee Boilers, WAGONS, two-horse,
I'm cups, Iron WaterwagODs,
Knives and Forks, WHIPS
Camp kettles, Bottles,
Dutch Ovens, shoetne boxes
Dish pan, Punches,
Mess-pans, Flies,
Tin Plates, Han mers,
Coal scuttles, Farrer-knives,
Cooking and Heating Rasps,
Stoves. Tongs,
Blankets, Whitewash Brushes,
Brides, GIindstones and Frames,
Horse Brushes, Picks,
Curry combs. Lanterns,
SADDLE Blankets, Plous hs,
Buckets, Rakes,
Casks, Shovels
Horse Collars, spades,
Head Baiters, Wheeibarrows,
Ambulance Harness, BIidle-bits,
Four-horse Harness (setsl TIRE Iron,
Bay.racks Cham,
Lines, scrap Leather,
Martineales, Coal OIL Barrels etc. etc.
The ores must be removed by the purchaser with
In five days irem the day OF SALE nh cL IL
The horsesh' Is, rope, and scrap iron win, if de-
sired be deln I'd by the Government free of charge
for transport On, on the depot wharf
TeIms-CRsh, in Government funds.
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sale
Brevet Br1gadier- oenera,
2277t In Charge First Division, Q. Nj. G. o.
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO THE
y MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF The ARMY.
MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFBIoE,
WAsHIRaToS, ID. g., February g. 1885
An auction sale Of valuable Medicines no longer
required by the Medical Department, U. q. Army,
will be held in this city on THURSDAY, the LIST day
10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Warehouses located on judi
Hail. .a
the attention Of the trade is invited to this sale
which will embrace the following principal Rrt-
cles, Viz.:-
Ether, sBlphuric 500 lbs, Dovers Powder, $50 lbs,
Alcohol, 800 bottles, Cod LIver OIL, 1000 bot
Compound Spirits Of ties,
Ether, 800 lbs, Camphor Pills, 1000 doz,
Simple Lerate, 1000 lbs, Compound CatharToPills,
ChlOrofoIm, 800 lbs, 5000 dozen,
Flud Extract OF Buchu, OpiHm Pulls 1000 dozen,
$50 Iba., Iodine of Potassium, 200
chopO. 6O0 lbs, Rhubarb, 800 lbs,
Fluid Extract of Ipecacu- Powdered RhubarD 260
FLUID ExHSct Oi RhuDarb. syrup of squiIs 500 lbs,
$50 lbs, compound Spirits OF Law
Mass Ayararg, $50 lbs, ender, 500 ibs,
Besides other articles.
Upwards Of sixty artlcIes OF the MdterIG Medtc0,
in lots similar to the above, will be offered tor
sale. 80,
paruculars, will be ready by the l7th inst.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds.
Five DAYS will be allowed 10 purchasers in re-
moving their property G. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon U. 8. A., Medical Puryeyor.
@. w. B0TELER, JR,
2917t Auctoneer.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

- Waller rlIE tlkE PLUGo. kTo, com
prsinR
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C lie OF M A N U r E
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., February %, 1865 J
Will be sold at the Cavalry Depot, Giesboro, ID.
c. a large quantity of stock yard MANURE, which
Will be delivered TO purchasers on the ground, in
barges boats TO be provided by them, forty 40)
cents per cubic yard.
Two or more boats according to size can be loaded
per day.
Terms-Cash. in Government funds.
By order OF the Quartermaster-G General
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier-G General
2272St In charge First Division O. III. g. o.
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
" WILMINGTON, Del, February II, 1866
SALE OF 5C0 SURPLUS GOVERN Il ENT MULES,
All Good and Serviceable.
will be sold at public auction, at Wilmington. Del,
on EVERY FRIDAY during the month March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
The especial attention of purchasers is invited 70
the fact that these hues are large, well pared and
IN excellent condition being the surplus team Mules
of W ashinPtOn Depot.
Animals sOld slngly.
sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms Cash, in United States CURE ncy.
BY order of
227tmh3O Bvt Brig. Gen. JAMES A. EKIN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-23

Argos C0rrcSpondcuCc.

ARGOS, ind.- August 2tHh. 1855.
Ed. RsPUBiICAN:-l wish to- say few
words to your readers. if Won think them
worth the space they will occupy.
The health of this place and vicinity is
not excellent. bnt we wcr pleased 10 see
our presiding officer, Capt. VI. J.. Smith.
able To- attend the meeting Of our Union
Club. on Saturday evening last. rs he has
been very i'll for some time past. We had
a splendid speech from Col. Sumner. but it
was quite short, too short Ia suit the com
panv present We want the Colonel to
give Us a longer one next time and we
promise him a good audience and attentive
hearers
| will say to the Republicans and Dem
ocratS of this vicinity that it was agreed
that The two parties should jointly erect
stand and prepare a place for public speak
ing. The stand i to be erected short dis
lance. perhaps sixty rods west of Argos.
wish to call the attention OF our broth
or soldiers To the past. present and future:
BROTHER SoLDiERS:-The war is closed.
but still the pIih of duty lies before us
Equal duties AMI responsibilities are rest
ing upon us now as during the war. There
is now no call to arms for deadly conflict,
bat still the cause of our country. of libcr-
" and Justice demands our support and
defense. We find that the hearts of men
are not changed Those who were enc
mics to the country and to the cause of JUS
tice before the war and during the war are
its enemies now. Only the friends of the
sacred Cause must be entrusted with its de
tense. The contest is not ended and lov-
al mrn must not sleep on post. The weap-
ons now to be used are not swords and BAY
onetS. bat words and ballots. Now. broth
er soldiers. let us each use with equal
bravery these weapons. n battle lost now
may be- utter defeat. The victory over our
enemies has been gained at too great n
price to be thrown away. Tie b,ood of
those thousands who are sleeping in death
on Shiloh's bloody fields and by Stone Riv-
ers rocky shore. must not cry to- us from
the ground with upbraiding voice for hay
ing betrayed the sacred cause for which
they bled. The last enemies which they
knew were their country's foes They will
hear the war drum and bugle no more
Their days of labor and conflict and nights
of watching and WEAKNESS are over. They
have fought their last battle and their re-
ward is sure.
Oh. let us ever with the fondeSt emotion,
The country they fought for watch DER,
Till the angel shall stand on the earth and
the ocean.
And shout mid earth's ruins that Time
is no more. H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-23

Dot fsboN. august w.
EDs REP.:-The communication of Sat
urn relative to the actions of the Martyr.
Nanvalkenburg, and his party of special
friends on the It'll inst, has aroused the
ire of the nincompoop who prcsides over
the political department of the Democrat.
and his imperial hanger-On who undertakes
to represent the Copperfeads of Tippeca-
noe Tp., and they unite in grand charge
upon the private character of ore of our
citizens whom they suspect of being the
author of the article. Having assumed the
position heretofore occupied by Saturn
we deem ii our duty to briefly notice their
false and slanderous statements. The lame
canine sets out with-'A liar DC. Go
slow, old gentleman, remember you are
lame. The main facts set forth in Sat
urn's' communication are true and can BE-
sabsfs inflated By score or more Of eye trlt-
nesses. The only error, an unimportant
one, was the manner of conveyance to Tip
pecanoe- But a livery team toos procured
which they made fast use Of in and about
Bourbon. He (Saturn) did not say the
team ran away, but that they drove at a
speed not perry agreeable TO the orner of the
horses, one OF the party holding to the lines
and another making free use of the whip:
and that the reckless driving resulted in
considerable damage to vehicle and har
ness. This Is true, whatever the indiscreet
Gin other days) editor of the Democrat NAV
say to the contrary notwithstanding. The
party was notFdead drunk. ION the contrary
extraordinarily lively) but any sober per-
son who witnessed their conduct would
have no hesitancy in pronOuncing them
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-23

Bob Tea" the Tippecanoe correspon-
dent of the Plymouth Democrat. speaks in
his last letter of the .-limitel anl m"a-rc
circulation of this paper" We are ready
to confess that, in consideration of the
amount of reading matter we give. AMI the
labor and expense we have bestowed upon
the REPrBLICAy, our circulation is not what
il ought to be. We only print SO papers
this week. whereas we should have list
of 1000 subscribers in Mlrs.rill county
alone. Did we get up such sheet as the
Democrat, which is taken chiefly on ac-
count of its legal advertisements, we shO'd
not be surprised to find that Brick Pome-
roys infamous paper, the Lacrosse Demo
crat. was circulated at some postOffices in
our own county more extensively than our
own paper. Ifthe circulation of our paper
is so Limited and meager' as to excite the
contempt Of bob Tea" in what terms can
he convey proper idea of the insignificance
of the Democrat, which does not circulate
As many papers by half as we do. and whose
subscribers are outnumb"red in many por-
lions Of Marshall county 10y those of a
sheet which no loyal man can read without
disgust and loathing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

James Cartier, a BOIL French mariner, a. early as
1884, sailed along the coast OF North America, and
was the first among discoveries to enter the River ST.
Lawrence On his return down the river, he found
MS men sally afflicted and disabled by what sailors
call the scrrry Its ravagcs were fatal, and the
vv"rs were scarcely able to bury the dead. Some Of
the Indians along the shore likewise attacked by
the same disease but Cartier observed that they
recovered. lie therefore earnestly inquired rho,t
sir mode OF treatment, and they pointed to him
a tree the bark and leaves of which they tised in de-
c"ction, with signal success. Cartier tried the
remsdy, aud had the qualification VI seeiag all his
crew VINO Mere afflicted, rapidly improving. This
wash ct the bark, STEPPED in water. l. exceedingly
nSlhi IN r"incng inf~mation and cleansing old sores.
W hhe. The virtues of White Pine Bark known
e,eryw hcrS, and this. doubtless is grand
cciveii al first
, Ihe past year has given great opportunity to test
the virtues 81 the Hhte Eis> Compound. 1t has been
an unusual Time for Colds and Coughs. and very large
quantities OH the Wide Pine Conposnd have been sold
ana used with the happest effects. 1t speaks well for
the Medcine that the people living where il Is pre-
phreu are nigh in its praise. July 1s-m3