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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
n Seventy .two) doIen Piles.
(0ne) barrel Boiled Linssed OIL.
20 (Forty) gallons Alcohol, (wsst's) 95 per cent.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded. Blank forms
for bids tofh further particulars for bidders, 10 Be
had at this ofacs. CALVIN O. JACKSON,
jy16.St PaymAster q. 8. Navy. z
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN FRIDAY AUGUST 1867
RAIL UOA DIS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
il AND BALTIM0RI RAILROAD.
II NE TAB =.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
rIHi FLBLl.
oonmsnsins MONDAY, April 10th, 1893.
Train, for B.l.inors and vshiss,o. leave Phiia.
dslphia as followsi
m ~ e,n,. 4 m. sIIrs', fSsy, .xssB',S 4 n:Sa
Way Natl Train for p.lu an. At aisam.
L..s. h1,9n, hhom BAIiisoas 70 fsiL.p,LrHIA
= saR".i lio ?. N. Rrprsss; e1 ?. m, KIprsss
e@ ,. m, krprs.s;
L..y. Phil.d.i % phi. for B.ianor. and Washington
Laws Bsiiinoi. Il ioS = PRsii.a.lpAI. 3 L. at ay Pm
s' asiS b.''n'ri +; Ky .TsssI hS;I 4 sE
T ROUGH LINE BETWEEN
L WnAssHIsaroE, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
Trains between wsshipston snd New York are now
IoR NEW YoRK, withou. chang. Of ears,
Lave daily tsIssp. ssndsy) a L4s a. m, lalS
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
issys daily Except Sunday at 7.t6a. m. and l2ls
ana 80 and p e; On SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadsiphis At 100 p
sleeping cars fer New York on 700 p. m. train
daily.
Through tisAsts TO Philadslphia, New York or Bos.
ton, San be had at the Station ones at all hours In
the day.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltmors, An.
napolis, and the West. il. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. 9. Ko0Hfz,
Agent, WashinGton.
I. J. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent
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natterng success. Names of All pur hAsers will be
every instance, the money will be nehesrfully re-
funded. Price by mail, sealed, and postpaid, q
Descriptive ereulars and testimonials mailed free
Address, BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No.
2s5 River street, Troy. N. Y. Sole agents for the
United States. mhl8-d&wlys
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T'HERE eomsth glad tidings Of Joy to all,
l. To young and TO old, to great and to small
The beauty which once was so precious and rare,
Is free for ALL and all may be fair,
By the use Of
CHAsTELLAR's WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In use
for giving the skin beautiful pearl like TINT that
only found In youth. II quickly removes Tan,
Frseklss, Pimplss, Blotehes, Moth Patches, sallow
ness Erupti.ns, and all impurities Of the skin, kind
ly healing the same, leaving the skin white and
clear as alabastsr. Its use cannot be detected by
the slossst scrutiny, and bepg vegetable prepara-
ton, 10 perfectly harmless. II 10 the only article
Of the kind used by the french, and Is considered
by the Parsian as Indispensable TO perfect toilet
Upwards Of 80, 900 bottles were ssld during the
past year, q sufficient guarantee Of Its efficacy.
Price only 10 cents. Sent by mail postpaid, on re-.
BRRGRR, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
mhl9-d&wlv 2sh River street, Troy NY.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
IL ARTICLES AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY

NAvT PAYMABrHR's OFFICE,
WAsHINaToN, u. O., July rs, 1857.
Sealed proposals. to be endorsed ''Proposals,' -
will be received at this once until IL m, the nrst
day Of August 1867 for the following articles tchich
must BE- ofthe very best 9haly TO Be delivered free
Of expense and Government tag, at the washington
Navy Yard and subject TO the usual fnspsctfon there.
at, TO wit:
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PA w N II n Ok ERS.

LlSHED l852.-HERZ-
L BRRG's LOAN oFPICK.-Highest advances
made on Watches, Diamonds, Jswelry, Wearing
Apparel, and all kinds Of Merchandise. Business
strictly eonndsntiAl. S5l North G street, between
Your and a.half and Sixth streets, Immediately In
rear Of the National Hotel. jals.sm
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHINGTON July 23, 1867.
On the petition Of Samuel Pratt, Of HammOntOu,
New Jersey, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted to him the 18th day Of October 1885, Tor an
Improvement In Screw Nails, for seven ys.rs from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place on
the 18th day Of October, 1867;
It 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 7th day Of October
next, at IL O'Clock, m. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO file
In the Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth in writing, at least tesniy days before the day
Of hearing all testimony hlsd BY either party, ts be
used at the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once,
which will Ds furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tesh'
mOny, must be led In the oiee ttoenty days before
the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any, within
ten days after hllng the testimony.
Ordered Also that this notice be published In the
RRPUBLICis and the Hntslit0encsr, Washington, D.
G. and In the Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylyania,
once a week for three successive weeks the first Of
said publications to be at least sixty days previous
10 the day Of hearing, T. O. THEARRR,
jyT.wSw CommisslonG Of Patsuts,
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M ii s X Il RI
w AND UsTAC CHRs
Forced to grow upon the smoothsst face In from
threa In A va weeka nv uAlng DR. gRyIaNRis RRa.

TAURlTRUR CAPIL-
LAIRR, the mont won
derful discovery In mod
ern science, acting upon
the Beard and HAIR In an
most miraoulor ! m
, ner. II has been uGsd by
the elite OF Paris and
London with the mos
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LITERARY ITEMS

Tho fifth and last volume of Bunsen'8 large WORK
opon aF,rt's Place in the Worlds HlstoI3} A., oTdnn
aious boolSOf great learning, AasJus' 'pi
Ali Iagder Boy Turkish drama'ist ana l's,
mas inst written piece IN 'hree acls u III ro
A., 49, which he calls The Princess Noon" 1no
~ G ,iraniis and the play is said 70 be me
krf frsrCty tbat has ever appeared IN tne
Language. -. ,,..,oi-s
.rIo o;ctth and last volume of ~ Guzots Memoirs
nc onrcared The author mentions that he msi'' .'
me 90 pleased, have been made Spanish 49,, tho
I,pko OF France. Tho Queen Of SPAN oI Di PHILIPPE
srt dignity in 1916, and on his refusing III admitting,
Tfoferoi the second. NJ Guizot Iei9stfo r ties Two
foval poitraits" he adds, and cha received for
by MhrillO, are the only presents '
the Royal marriages. -, ,D.o,,cb
-. citing the other day on the Emperor " an,
80, tte on by that body OF NM Jules raw '--1
Tothcr 9ratry his Majesty Observed; -,
slod 10 give proof Of Christian cS ecdIv 10 re-
~ on ee vote two men COnstltuteU 80 ,lid NJ dc
an O. ss1narate everywhere else SHe tLr n ia
Esoux the Academy Is INC +tIoe the most contrary
Sstn-cns have fraternZcd II named VIC % ~ ~
1pder Louis XIV, and the Philosophers uhucI
The seventy-eighth anniversary dinner OF the SUP.
,ibers 10 the Royal Literary Fund recently TOOK p" "
Vmss Rooms Dean Milman occupied the chaI' anu 'n0
sompany included many persons Of eminence IN
ar of high social position The chairman an n
6ress i'm connection with the CHIEF toast OI t'e 90
sProsnerity to the Royal Literary tuB0 anu 'u d ,st
- Ia from the report from which II appeared that,
during the year. 40 persons had been reeNH,,
~ mics and 6 females who had received l"kCslSl
S1s5 He also read list Of the subscriptions eng qO
sSdns donation Of guneaS, being the oOIh OF Ike
amount from the Queen
The following pensions on the Civil List, when eX
haust the amount available for the current year. nave
been recently granted: 500 year to Mrs Chshon III
consideration Of the valuable and dlslnteIesteu sele
,oa N,, her 70 auoigrants in New-South Wales; 600
wear To- the family Of the late Dr. Pcuie Ooins bV.
s,6ns az the rate Of SOS year 10 each Oh ms ~
Sanghters in consideration Of the eminent services @
dered by him to archaeological science poth as an au
snd as n publc servant; &l00 year 10 Lazy noII
Sidcw ~ sir William Snow Harris, in consideration OF
Nar husbands valuable invention in the system o i
ming conductors; 500 year to the Kew Mics JOSEPH
Rerkey on account Of his eminent services as
e. nrac oal horticulture and agriculture; &go year 10
an george Crkshank account OF his great merit as
an artist.
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Internal Tepenue.

INTERNAL REVENUE.-NINTHD DISTRICT
OF NEWlORK ohoe No. % West FortyfouEth neues
hereby given to all persons residing doing bushes 70 the ssn
District composed Of the ISelfh Sneteenh
Twenty Wards City Of Newiork that the Aesns
Rolls will the Act Of March 1853 Dc open nu
examination nom m the 5th and ON Gays o 1s
at which and place appeals viii be received and
valuation or enumeration So
appeals writing specify the particular cause matter -
thug respe citing which decision Is requested sna STATE tne % -
principle ne9nsy complained OF Every person haoe ~
tau FOR income license cragss god gilt watches ohsn
.yr or goi plate or either whose does not a
SAID Rolls will be liable 70 asa ent AMI peuay ~ o
hOhEh fhAHhliHi HsA'e"'
Eog.York Nav q, 1861
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60 fet.

Two LET-A desirable COTTAGE near the.
Neptune House Rochelle comnee order With about
land For psenrs nqae Of TikO PINE New .oebee.
g <0A TO LET, for three months. Fur
NV. rishd House Eevuth on The hgeson y a.aais
walk rom steamboat landing sni railroad o house peasah ocaed
new y good order 10 rooms, OF tho lawn, shade @
u No eommoous barn ard caragehcuse Apply soon 70 ShAa
s. LOCKWOOD, On the premises.
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DOUBLE oRGANDTEs the very BEST ASSORTMENT the city
as low "a 3se per yard RIAL FRENCH GOODS
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REAUSEINCOURT

and powerful novel by he entno OF u
Roa,ehod OF Bouyere which made such sensation lew !s
frioe Ell IS Also edition Of HOUSEHOLD oF boV'A
Pnce
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Mem Fluctuations.
400 NEW BOOKS THIS WEEK. A.
THE CAMERON PRIDE.

d,hghtf1l new novel Mrs MANY HOLNEs, WNost 000E -
and With much pleasure Also new 0os ~ as.
So, Hugh and sunshine Lena RIVERS
Marian Grty1Meadow Brook-Englh Orphans Vousn Suoe
d-Dcr and Daylight Price, 81 % eAcD
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oritp Real Gstat. for Sale.


A-FOR SALE-Two large first class, three
story and 81 i - fqn, SqS s T hB one
1rq Good house nee examine them apply on premises
F between Ioaivay AID Eghth,se or q No
A LII parties having REAL ESTATE that
N they brokers' have ben unable sell are requested 70
Transaction VIII be '' % make n L. RIDER No. Pnes
DONDED WAREHOUSE FOR SALE; NJ Th ne
and 49l W work and In the most substantial man
'F AL the timber and flooring Of FlrE 6obGE Co., cHa
TOR SALE or RENT--The PROPERTY Nos Nos
IS Wo-h For particulars inquire in the Drug STORE
corner Wothat. and IVES. broadway
NAONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
IA GAGE3 g. or snail 'um On @Pl'c 6r So Finest nee t
s5 6oI to ioiY On BOND and MORTGAGE IN SUN, of not
less than than $780, for a55 ' t. ' DEEGy& 2. 30
l250OO n I2 h "a a,Sc9 rE NeE Tsrhg GEh
to suit Apply from a. n to a. II, aay Room No.
zs,szszsszz11z- 4zzss-s
Drooklnn Real estate for Gale.
NORTHEAST corner of Fulton-ave:o and
Us Brooklyn large HOUSE and LOT gth stable 10 lihST
for GoS year ., y.. 9Sr2 admirable HENRY RIDER %
uszszarz=rsss zs4.1zza
Gountrn Real Getate for Sale.
..e-.-~~>.1J--o.-~>~-
A TTRACTIVE HOMES, one hour by rail
Pggsss E SB st II B SS%ss n G SSS P
Iun 50 end Farms Mohawk valley Great bargains IN SARA
atosa County County property bought SOD ana e1ehsIge
ALI, WANTING FARMS-Go God soil, mild
"A climate south Of philadelphia phce only ~ per
hest Of sn I grass land Also improved Farms hundreds are SET
ting Information sent free Address C. X LANDlS PROPRIETOR
land, New-Jerssy
A FARM on the HUDSON RIYER---Beautl-
"A fully banks ot Hnton 2% sores w. IN mg
bTIii1ss apoE the farm viii EXCHANGE Cor C property or SELL
upon liberal terms yAOoD enaeIn ".
A Il ORANGE, n. J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
"A and FARMS great variety beautifully situated one hour ION
Newo SALE A;S County ' sa and H S a pr o az,
KewYork sol Orange corner Nam and Oohes .0o
A BALTIMORE RESIDENCE in fashlonaDle
"A part Of ne cts SALE exchange for property In or near e"
York. BIGGs HORN, No. II Nassanst
A BARGAIN.-23 ACRES in Orange County,
~ House, Orchard &c near village and depot onT
5000 Possession at once G. IL OLIVER No BeeEman.t
A FARM of 1873 acres, near New Brunswick;
A One AZ 100 acres Of 60 good condition
and eau bought at low prices SMITH AKDENBshIh NO. ''
Broadway. basement
DARGAINS.-One hours ride from Jersey
I'D CITY splendid FARM Of 200 acres stock crops sSe' S'
Of Of II acres SOW one OF = acres
| 5000 CAMPBELL kelly Co. No. 29l Broadway.
| COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON RIVER
~ FOR SALE; delightful country residence g auae, o. "
q is advantages sad ATTRACTION.
contains 50 acres tae and lands extending IRON tns
sn. ice modem and repete all eonvuences The out
b~lrg amTe AID at be desired The garden and avn =
Sbassy supplied With choicest fruits and towers, and ire r.rs
n ad frest trees give refreshing aud grateful shade that
| perfectly enchanting.
| Further particular application 10 - vurrp
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PRINTED LINEN LAWN
PULL ASSORTMENT OF BLACK GOODS AND CLoAKs
LEGRLIS,
No. 729 Broadway,
Game, ~ .v.,, NJ
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Board ono Rooms.

p0U[U nIIU nUUHI5.
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED ROOMS to
LET with fail partial BOARD, at No. 10 St. AaTE'piae%
Terms moderate.
sso BLEECKER-ST., near Broadway, pleas
Sd ROOMS with BOARD for Gentleman and Vile and ngs
Genemen; frst.clsss table.
I'd LAFAYETTE-PLACE one block from
Broadway, large, handsomely furnished ROOMS With boAhpf
quiet and very healthy Reference exchanged
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MAN

and work this aengroSsng suec' ~ nd
xr written adtpi class Of occupation ana professor
ever viii he delighted 70 possess ana STUDY D
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Deriistrr.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ mated the auNhele Of nitrous ode gas administer 10 IN
mtnner most approved by the medical profession do nothing bat TX
IEACT TEETH and they certainly do that WITHOUT PAINS
10y. laueus 0pg Fss lsI ranss a 70 enes Ne peeE"
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THE BISHOPS SON.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY AND HOW TO KEEP TT.

6.ieht new novel by Miss AcE CRl WHO ha'ng sta0l VIZ
&C hgh fame poetry will in the fed OF romance ne PeIA"
successful "
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Drintina.

sNM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10t FnltoE..sss :.
w -SrKAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NANVFAois~
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LATEST PARIS FASHION
MOST BEAUTIFUL PRINTED PIQrB LACE AID vELvETs In
appearance ecOmnendable NOVELTY GOOD TAsTR
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ADRIAN H. MULLER, AuctioneeE
n h. rIa Of SnnrQm&
70 MACHINISTS, MANUFACTURERS, and

EDWARD A. LAWRENCE, Aneoneer
FACTORY PROPERTY north SIDE Of -
and East River be sold at auction on iHukspA
Erchsrse SaoOms Trinity building NO
mi Bryy by Nessrs LAWRENCEk F0UbKB Aueioneers Tbs
iot Is 2OO0 inches; the building ZoK7 stories brick heated sih
ses lighted throughout Y horse power steam engine
sha az betting paey kc all complete and in perfect running oraer
N A,ie With full ard complete seis Of toos turning
tools &c large Power Lathe complete and perfect IN ever
particulars Machine Shop Forge and room LOT sass S,e
chn Maps and plans OF budug kc and PARTICULAR
oHee Of Arcloneers. No. III Broadway
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AND THB CONDITIONS THAT SURROUND HIM HIS PROGRESS
AND DECLINE, PAST AND PRESENT = popular eass On ,e
questions sQuonhst have reference 70 M pas
present their influencing %
Ths.a hoob. are AL beautifully hound In coh-ar everywhere
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nor SALE--At Auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY June s. inst M Vested n a. u y I .ss
choice ft Particulars inquire of JOHN ~ MARSH No Pine
:. Room 30 l3 from 81 10 fly a. morning Of sale
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EDITION.
THE CODE OF PROCEDURE

= AMENDED BY the Legislature Of 1851 80
bAncy volume for the pocket neatly bound IN rSn fce - eel
Published the ohee Of The Transcript, -
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Brooklpn Real estate for Gale.

NORTHEAST corner of FultOn-ave. and
Ui BROOKLYN large HOUSE and LOT, wth stable TO KENT
for one wear or more admirable for private residence s1 cas- board
io 9 quo y -. HENRY /. RIDER, No 80 Pnest.
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A GENIN " IN SUI W
~ CLEANING POLISH patented Cleaning and Polishing Win
silver Iii h--- cspyss Ite.f
tired EVry who has tired
,a % ntons for m Particular eau address
BROWN No. a Biecoksrst Branch Onee No i Broadway,
krs. lufk
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Gelp mantco.

kGENTS WANTED for Gen. l.. &. BAkERs
~ HISTORY or THE SECRET SERVICE ,
This wori announced than year ago bot OWING 70 We
,t.pt Of The Government ,upprcs H. s publication VAS delayed
IL nos Il ssui unaered snl unabridged uaier he o.
Gen Baker narratives AL aiiesied by Tue bg'
oc authority The morals Of the National Capital are ofols
revelations concerning heads OF
M~ber. res. Pardon Brokers and Dis
hsrsceA Seed FOR tuar. ana see our 'ers Hu
AN deserpon Of the Address JONES BROTHERS Co
A'4N -'''''" " Philadelphia, Pa
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Chances for Business Ellen.

A CARRIAGE MANDATORY for SALE,
n full operation large beautiful village adjacent 70 NewYof
VIII sell the property Cottage and busne either with without
the business For further particulars apply 10 BlGGS HORN No.
EAsSan
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-08

They were bound to make the arrest, if they
lost then liycsin the atternpt But a Dem
ocrat was Judge ofthe Court, and he held
that a soldiers order did not justify him in
arrestine leader and Brigadier General of
an lorder of traitors Thejury were DEM.
ocrats and they condemned the soldiers to
pay $4,000 damages for doing their sworn
duty. A half dozen similar cases have
been decided the same way, and the soldiers
are harrassed by constant persecution in
Courts that recognize no law. and by iuries
that delight in showing their deiesiaiion of
everybody that has served the Govern
ment. Democrats thus declare themselves
the natural and implacable enemy of the
soldier. just think of poor laboriug man
loaded with $4,000 for obeying orders
which he could not disobey. In such a
state of things, that is white Democrats ex-
isl, lei such protection as this law is nee
essary. Soldiers must i'e secured n quite
home and an unobstructcd pursuit of their
lawful occupations. without being in peril
of having everything snatchcd from them,
and their families left homeless, to crafty
| Democrats, or compensate a traitor for a
/ Just imprisonment. The State owes them
/ its existence and in nothing is Its obligation
clearer than in their service IS guards
against home traitors aud pl0iters. of whom
/ Andrew lIumphries was conspicuous and
convicted associate, The House has done
good work, and the Senate win surely
complete it. judge Hughes, who played
so prominent ahd honorable pa,t in or
/ State military history, has crowned his cf-
I forts BY his advocacy of this measure. He
gave the influence of his long and faithful
party service 10 countcract the evils his
party caused or encouraged, when il rcsol-
we'd 10 stand aIoof from the nation and the
government: he gave all the force of his
| great abilities to protect tho State from the
Vaccinations of men whom Democrats
sheltered or supported: and .he has fitly
completed this portion of his work by his
strenuous advocacy of the rights Of the sol
dier, and the duty OF, The State TO protect
him from persecution for the performance
OF his duty. This commentator will wcal
WE'LL for it has been well earned. and W.
have differed from him too often and utter
cd our structures too esndidv. to he suSpec
ted ofinsinccriiy in giving ii.-Ind. Jour.
I .lf1TCH 4.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-08
Agricultural society.

Proceedings of meeting OF the Marshall
Co Iniy Agricultural Society, held at the
Court House in Plymouth, March >, 1861,
at 8 o'clock P. ":
The meeting was called to orderly W.
]: Hand, Esq. President of the Society,
who stated the objects of the meeting.
which was to elect directors for the cnsu-
ing year and to make some arrangements
to improve the Fair Grounds. Gideon
Blain. Esq. Chairman of the Financil
Committee, read report OF the proceed
ings Of said Committee during the. past
wear in which it was shown that about
$500 had been expended for improvements
on the Fair Grounds, most of which
money had been raised by subscription.
On motion the report was accepted by the
Society and the Committee thanked for
their services and they were still further
authorized to raise means in such mann,
as shall seem most eXpedient to them
selves for the purpose of making mere
improvements on the Fair Ground, and
especially to erect a suitable building
thereon for the use of the Fair.
The meeting then proceeded TO the
election of Directors with she following
result:
Center Township. Benoni Jordan, G.. O..
Pomeroy, d. Jacoby. Lewis Boggs.
Green Township, Sol Feters and David
Zeyner.
Union Township, jeremiah MoShicr aud
Thos. Houghion.
North Township, Hiram Baker. and 5.
y. Champlin.
West Township. Jonathan Gunder, and
II. J. Pitcher.
Polk Township. james T. Fife and
Isaac Webb.
German Township. y. Roos and John
Soice
- Bourbon Township, Stephen Meredith
and VIM. Erwin. T.
Walnut Township. John Gordon and
Fred Hoover
Tippecanoe To wnshjp, Stephen Barrett
and n B. Allemsn
No further business coming before the
meeting it adjourned until the first Saiur-
DAY in June next at one o'clock, p. NJ.
HENRY ). BESsoN,
SECRETARY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-08
WHISPERS
AND .b9ii
MUSTACFEESs

TNORCED to grow upon the smoothest face
in from three to five weeks bv using DR..
SEvlGNE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPILL-
ARE, the most wonderful discovery in mod
ern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair
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