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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

Center. Pa. Levi C. Barbour, aged So years
m, Barbour was formerly ~ cfsizeH a.
Marshall County Ind, tasine moved lerc
with lis father in 1884. 4 few years ago
he purchased an interest In son,es Oil
wells at Petrolcfa Center, Pa,' where he
resided ntfhe time ,of his DEATH which
was C aused by the .expllsian of. an OIL
Tank. His remains were brought. Ia this
coupiY and ipicred at tie family Comeitry
near Barbour's Min, usder the Charge AMI
direction Or the Masonic Fraternity. Dir.
BashNns occupied a-casspieuoa place In
ociefy, I'D - tfs time was Master of
the Lodge Of +. and 4. 81. Mt this piacr,
Wherein he lived he was highly csiecmS
s.l e nov sa1 1aT Fl. , s.a
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
NalH-corns a.. Baoad Say, y
Tes:fmoRiaIs,

The Waters Tianns aIe Known az among the ,cr- !.
Lcst.~--X. y Er.i., H..
Va eah.sirakrf the merits 81 Waters Pianos IRON
p"rsol,ai kngN ledge as being Of the very best q.,it
--t2ri-s.esa Isfei'igeeetr.
We is,e one ef vr. Waters Planes now n or,
rcsi.els., (~h-r- i'af- sse'l for y.sr-y Of wi,is
sny isantfsSisrer 10 the world mighs we'll DE --os.
We Fave Aiws~s len d.if,hied nth il as a s~.e.
toned aud Powerful INSTRUMENT. and there il no rrIf
Of its dara liiify: than this. OF the bes,
amateur players IN tie city. well several c-i-
rianFis, rlsr Rrforned on the. said risre nrd 81
pronounce IL superior ari ffst-class nstrurasut-
Sinng eT in dorseineht We could not r-iYr -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
ShaWS Chemical


For SYSTEMATICALLY silver plating copper bass
GfrlasB silver, bronze, fc.
The lest arfscia in the porid for polishirrs..s
cleaning r,i.er and plated ware II giy~s cid
and worn si.ysr and .iated ware all the bruufy q.
putting 81 ~ hsse il j. on. apL Civ
sas il ahean;ifni polish. Fuf up Ia two ounce bot.
tls~.- Price 5ocents- Sample sent for trial re-
csipt Of q cents. 90 paw for packing and pasisge
Manufactured .y j. SIs.sW. Chemist.
30 Elm street. ii issepnrt. tom.
To whom an orders for tri ssmp.cs must be al
dressed. Tor sale ty drGy-ists everywhere.
bFE.iS EaPHES n co
II Park Row. New York. Gen. raj Agrnts-
Agents wanted evefy~ here 10 introdnce the article
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

go end see tho Dodge 'isceyet. AID
Mower with self Rake at W. Kelley
Blacksmiih shor, south of Michigan 81.
tl-E 81 f,4eTf4
Bridge, " eoti
JusrIoEs BLaSKA-A complete assort
meat gotten ups in . Rest style, At this
Office sis~sr ssi's E, i.s*tA<.It
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

The Supervisor is al propriatins ihe road
labor 10 very good advantage,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10

-
The subscription price OF the Missionary
Herald is hat One DvlIsr. THIS docs not
more than covor the actual cost. .s1is =. :
Many persons who arc .regula, paying
Subscribers, have rot yet paid for 1869. .
The ''one dollar u so small an amount
that Is is probably forgotten. Were ii
Eve dollars itwouid be remembered, and
paid in advance. $50 - .fq~ s.i.rz - ,ssz
Paper. bits and Printer biils are ''cahsh
at sight On an edition of $4,000, II makes
q difference of Just TnIRrrs 9nousAsD
DOLLARS o.0oo] whether the. ..oae
dollar Is rernembered or forgotten.
The wheat in this section b heading
OUT finely. So far but little damage has
resulted to the crop.-NeW Albany
Commercial. :
Jle wesfher durips III pre1 nc priE
has been worse than Anyfflhg We esbie
10 recall of previous yenrs-even in this
capricious cnme<as We pmUAhe that the
farmers, at The end of May, were not over
half doa<b0(bfco k0Hx SkGage
in the last six weeks il has raiped At lens,
, INC days ey atSSs5sjhgaE Wassysoc
2 -scNx1M CO Ao.N'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-10
OR ETs1.SsS
- AND
Eirsf E'fclssillln RIamas.

WI iron Fran'e oses.rr-ng !,ass aad iqrefe . dee
The Best lI11uf0cfVred U-orrGpl'-f
- Eor Sir Years.
100 fIssos. ncia,eons and Organs OF six frs. -sss
makers f'oE rrfcc, = cash. or one fifth cash ans
the baanre in ,ur.:l.Iy installrlout- fer re, aEd
the rAn' -stfry applied !: purchased Seco:id hamo
instruments atsr'cai bargains. illustrated esfao.Ges
n,-ieS lsfr Eeiff,' :. fsf az isr of Sir <,.n.sas
Scko.i ss<e !oDks, i. eascB:y Echoes and sNess-
;. =. BEL Just issued
rFpR sCF WATERS 4 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
WASHINGTON AQJFDUCT.

To rect deficiency in the cot Of completing rtliu
port ~ m. Washington aqueduct, c"mpri i'm tho
Iut.f.'c jam, rrprirs o. temporary dam, Gte hou NJ
,.yrf E 4ud N" = conduit at tn receiving
r,TNur. tnruty--'veu thousand flve hundred dollar
PROVIDED That the shall b. in full Of all claims
a-t .'-- The government work done damage i'll
.ur.ri ou ii" " Washington aquoduct.
For -Iry Of sI-tiut ruperintend' nee, and
require. for the wear ending June thirtieth, eight
hundred and sixty mine, thousand dolIr 10
b. expended under the immedN'e direction OF the Off
Ger detailed superintendent of public buildings
and grounds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
KnCk ISLAND ARSENAL

For the erection of a bridge to connect Rock leland
Arsenal with the civ of Rock I-lan!. Illinois hun
dred thousand dollars said bridge be constructed and
completed 20 the hereby spprOp lated.
To enable tn secretary f pay the costs Of in
depreciation at the consua', Baukok in siam, from
the first Of July eighteen hundred nd siSty-nine, one
tn. usani dolltr-.
To enallr III scrc,rv O.: war 10 meet The expenses
of defending =uits brought against part 20 Tor
the orde OF government during the i'e REBELLION, my
thousand dola., or 20 much Thereof a may be mecca
gary.
10 supply deficiency for reporting and printing the
proceedings of the s-u-te ia the DAILY Globe hi'eeh
thousand do!lars
-and two iuu DIRE aud do llrs and thirty-ci ut
cent?, tciHg amounts KIP nd'd by order OF the chlti
4rrvi 70 int 4 Ct the provisions of act, approved
March second eighteen huadcd and -ixry-s ve "rti-
he'd An ct t, .-tablizh unfit sy=:,m of bank
rrp,cy throughout the United SIT ="
TO reupI9opriate Npcnd. balance OF an apo
pr,aton IA de by act apr r"vrd NnSu- ON 'l.t cen
hun d and rity-f1u-. 10 riuud 10 the Tar oi ~
fornit eNpcu- incurred IN suppn--is indian h1-tl.i-
-ir said balance having lap cd and 'h ca. iit'
-Lc treasury u TIE tn r'i'th dtN 81 jun 'EA''I nun
Ord and -iNt.-.h &C., ten thousand one hun-r'd and
ci-,,t.-tlir.. doa. AID -NtE-th Crrt fIoN'd'd'
That nothils. shad be- paid A. p sunJ' 10 tAruh-
rr Visions Of law nd 'hr finding and crr i:lc'te
Of tie Third Auditor hat III. ur i ne Ua.Iy lac.
For b.. plvu... TO tho lrrtoy Of colorado Tor the
-ryic,- OF til. fret re.inc the Colorado monte.
mill ia call int tho Of th- lifted stat
tie ,iuI it on OF Colonel Thomas Noou hit: and
the vices Of any 9th IEt force Of tho aid Ter
ito which wee employed in n" rvicc Of tn" ni'cd
-titrs the All Of Ia Cow, ot the TERRITORY: in
he var c-ht..n hus drrd and -iztyfur IN -r'In OF
fifty five t.ou md ~" Auu4rd 1"! 'Ai.'y-'-ht dbl
litr- and ii slty-tusr r.-- hsr .a mount ouLl to
be- jn-tiy du. aud recommended % allow o4 the
account presented iy ihuU b. ti"ccnt, ssl-ttn
hdjuta gene al III ti- let O. %" Dt:uY o. Wa
Dat " -liugton, &c ur.r th'1y-lr-', ci-ht"'n h1'
drgd aud -iNty--.. u: r.usid.t Fat said amount
shl De taken and d.. l d D. ia -uU -Jti-ilctiou %;
the claims aid Territory: \ pr, drd turt er.
That 10 money hal b.. pad from be treasury 81. ia d
hall hay D. en- properly accounted Tor -Lr a -iLc
ion OF tfc proper oif,c- Of tn Tca-urr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
From John Bacon, I'd.

~. I"Il>-EU,.r [ Is IRF. Vt. Nov. .. iSin.
FNru",R. DIN> = Co: q l,'---In To your-
o the th int would say. used phrsphIt' tie
I-t -ot ou cor. IA. p"tItJc-. h Yield ".
t,.i,i - wing 81 by id. han - here not IL
lpt1;or- l. Il hated only every her row.
no up in ll OF The tim. pt the
9th, row he top u'arir. quite, twice
lIr-- throughout tn -ca-ua md hey ylc4ci tWic
MANY lushcl'. Il astonishing, the difference.
s,v'h during the whole / hear II' little
III r-r! the U-c OF no Plttc except corn bat
my 'ypcri = it H worth Iuuch. for puts
til ANY ether iu.crI. | rc-.r tine
pot. crop in riuOut second ne accept II sc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
From Abel Ii. GoSs.

Lo" h. WATERFORD, Oct 81 ISIS
PADDOCK piNN a Co: G..d>---Nly corn land vas IN
manfred irutsct-t and pillow, in. and ltutrd NJ fi
l"A-: Two row. It'll the \ernon; IN sphat. ~,
row t4Hgt Int thing then two row. with b. iiI,y'
ta4 tie vermont again, aud on through The. nice,
Tint whi-h Pho-phatci Tipened ten davs esIIi.r
prOducin- much NOR than that not pho>phated ali
doing noty-hut decidedly TIL heaviest Weld from The
erMun' iho-Ihat' The true i'll potatoes
planted grceusward without manure aud after The
method followed in the corn, excepting that used
Plaster in the two rows between the Vermont aud Brad
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
From Lawrence n WinsIow.

PA-sUMrsI,, Vt. Nov. 20 1SGs
PAppoCK. DEAN L. Co. GaU's---Wc have used the
Vermont years with highly IRA living r,-uIs
The increase Weld in l~I third more than same
field without Pm, phat and it has given equally good
this year all crops where u-cd Last wear we
lowed India wheat without Pho-plitc The season was
f,trTab", Tut got only nine bI-hels. Ti. wear
sowed the piece OF land, applying f,r dressing
Pho piate, and nOtwiti.- tiluing thu UntrT-
attic season, harvctcd ~ tyOc and On--half bush
ea--thc increase being ~h,H, lie 20 the Phosphate.
The land which planted Z cora last wear with
Pho-i hate in tn hill in this season. and We
fund the Phosphate ha! NOT srut its entire virtue
The corn bu much r,ntlucd 20 clip along the second
wears crop Throughout the entire piece the location
of the hills and of last year was strongly
marked by ditiercucn of -N inches growth and had
they not lodged badly w should hay underworld &c
learn how much ncr,as" II gave in yield.
LAWRL\CE & WINSLOW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
From Cant. q. W. Ncwhau.

C"N'' ORD, Vt, oct. %, 1854.
PAprooK. DEN> d Co: G."',--I IL Pho plate the
past s,;-ou various crop, tn good ultz Il very
instance Tie TARGET increase in Well! from vGur Phus-
hat WA on potatoc-. portion ONLY If he itld WA
20 dressed .hI' gh the benefit e any arising
from it, u-c There about IN" uusdr,d bu- hcl-
more per acre yghc phosphate tiIn w.r,. We did
not also used other Phvsphatcs bat .Iud none supc-
rior to the ', rmonf. 4. ". \ENuALL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

hlRBN VI, Nov. e., i~t~.
TAnn" r. DaA~ d Co. ,..n,i,n,.n--I Lave. ,,.rn.
Wa - planted with yoag Pho phtie ON III, nth ul
Jun. sound a any in my harms phosphii ed my
Ipi''s and war much pleas with The rr-ul and u! y
'nr- 40 Yer nd letter. my trns hest in TN
rc'i"n; indeed. hosph. proved well every
|h'T, fully "a! to Iradcy'- al OPS. ald u.i
the est rOu" thing GEO 4 FpI;I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

.y the payment of out. aud NJ liihi.tirs incur
'lc IN" "InIn -si"urr Of pa q nUil i'm. for s.
.Hf.i-h. Sc q labor done In repairing, tn" old pr-
ri . %. lptol building piior + A.. RIM Tia. IL
Go. yen e. din iFa" thirtirth oi-j:rcn huud ed md
ven. nte Thousand four hundred ci-, -four
Of t- ui r.t !'tp- ilrI, tina no q Il o.
o.. -Tn hereby HppT IrIt hail pa d until tn. stii
.In-- hal hIt l''u r.ly 3IDiurd and approved
~ Bee p.uper accoG Il ?, oiic the TREASURY.
f. '.c pay nj { the superintendent AMI man
.i .a. pu. lie -ud.u uil her employed in t' publ
$50 &c. au. caps 81 ll!.n- md ~ L. the g.
"! thy are Iii ed uadc- the at Of July wruts-
g.. Ill., ,.-tt'.- EUni'. aud siNty-ziN IN thousand
IDOL. ir-, vr 20 n..c' t.,r.of my I. necessary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

BETHLEHEM. y IL, Nov. -, 1869.
P,fI,a-.. bTNs a Co.: o. .t>- Crop =, YOUR
SUPER hosphtt. wcr. equally good II when II ID
nj no. III tie hill, white and garden
-Huc' gave better crop tHsu have raj 81 before 7
ar. AI.HE!.I GILMAN.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
TIE CALEDONIA\.
LABS or THE u. >.

.s-ed at the Second Session OF the + ortl IN
Congress
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
pEAI;EeN MASTI>
from Henry Russell.

INNVIIII. ' J.. IT,-f r. SO.
HAupo,h. pTAN y Co.: 6.'ut>---I used Y, tlr Ph.--
Vi-t i.r ion OF us y tltr.-. %. 1It- a.. 81
"a. % E- ,o - -,N- ..-1 ,I- tu ly ,iatr
.I ,v ..s,I Vie e. o. I.tIr.rs. used 10 ~ 4Iur,
ii. r.a u' Tho iIIt uUt .hoU at h,I. Tor W ic
. a.u -1rr- l- cot twice when u-rd -,
ILp-, hate. HININ III c~ELL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

E,E~IT. w.. oct To- $50
rArr", Be-. pr,> Co.,: p. .-N, used Phosphate
corn .uG pots; e. 81. "a &c u,at 90 -. w liz,
Your Ih'sp plate fun ,,Il my .ti.,. and rink IL
IIys I. e. Il. FORD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
From Henry q. Cleveland.

CoyFSTI.Y VI, oct. T., ISIS.
PADDOCK. DEA> y Co. IL had about two which
WIT in pp,r ,ouditiru, tut thought u good pac
ace what I'ho-phlt. Woilt do | plowcd, harrow ID
.tl. and p.nt corn. thOut manu- Ing all. hrl'
III centre four row. without any rilizcr, which
ave sm crop. E,ch -dr Of thi- your ihUephat,
and -rne Their kin.-.' where used your rho phI, t.
ra-.. he .y3Dr growth, AMI fully three i'm
much corn. lhrc ,:,r,d talks plenty II o
Ear generally and it all large and sound.
think your IN pLatt up rior article, and pays well to
u.s.. II. {. CLEVELAND.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
LAMBERT HASTINGS.
TroIn William Holman.

LYNDu>. VT. oct. II. I>i~
lNnrn' Dc. iFNN a Co. trst>I have made il a rui.
+" u-' I"uLoshatc turrp- if here else IL it.
II ct up u nat crop very maj q. The past
- u .t- r uniiyoiallc Tor lump vet hal good
81. ID Of nice ruips. with thc Vernon; Supc.-
phosphate. WIN. HOFFMAN,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
Aurtjpn ana zz'rlrIjc $alc9.
FOR SALE
Spring Mattresses and lounges,

lii Tho rh @ DO, ..a,i 3. go. D.. di-i-l . lie,
will coutuu, e. h,r, .,. 20. ,tlr D. Ga. rlr.r!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

PEACHAM, VI. Jan. q, 1S'9.
TAI1o.,. DEAN Il Co.: q ,lts---Iast spring / pur-
chased from NcFsr. lIazcn Of Rirnct sonnet hing
han ton of ycur Supcrphuphatc and applied it to
gra--. corn, potatorr, &c. My moving formerly
her rs= ti clover, but the clover hid died Ou', the
herds lrass light | went INTO the centre of the
field AID -scd Of poor ! had. and ippl
I'd 10 barrel OF Phosphate 1t increased the height
"t the herds grts- no nch,s while At the bottom
il -t5trd y. rect of clover aud small rl-sts
- d NJ r thick e mir y. | than
tyvic weight If hay from th't acr, that got from
any other On corn and pOti'us it a=vd
The v Il o third, and by ung O.hcr Pho pilates side
bs with yous, decided tue Y. Ice fully
Up 70 standard. WNI. HENDERSON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
from d. Il. iSurnham.

lLTNoUrI Y H.. Nov. Il. 1sG-.
FArn".a. hrA> Co: 'r,,t,---I u-ed ri your Pho
pha'e mainly hc past -cason, applying i; to vaIioR-
crop, aI'h satisfactory result. think il full 81
~ any 4A The hliEkct ID. L. BIRNHAN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

lev In harvesting got the from the Plaster
did from Bradley Phosphate while the Vermont Weld
ed come bushels in each | satisfied il
nav well whe- ever have u-et it. ABEL H. GOSS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
q. II. Eddy. -n!iritnr ni. ttntrmts,
Late asentof L. 5. Patent ufs,.. Wash, ...... c..,,
liz, a.. .. r.. ''' ''-'''

Late asent"t L. ). Patent Ous,.. Y..--,... t.s,,r
ilr a't 90 l-..-.
- State Street, ..s.tc !..ay -,... H9-.o,..
AI'tr an Extensive practice ui l ,4r ~ .i twenty
S'''S ''i'"1> OBSCURE Iat.I. 3. ,ae Unite. Static
40 HIt"t Britain. France and other i.It "a ,.t-
10 caveats. err,ii.,Il. -. N.'a-. - I.,It.. .u,
a.. P"''IH .i tEtW ln-- i.i t.,,..,- '.-. .....
''''-N. bi.I "lI '.-tt'.a Etn...,..t. r...a I..
am can or i'Itt- Nf b. tH .-e lI.aa t. Na..r.
"i ".I!ls "I .ti"'i- or sr.t .--.-.. .'-..
d"NIC~ TcrluTr! 100 AID matter tug. saline. e.. ,
oithe claims 60 ss. rEirut Iarn.~itH .s EUI4.,tl. .
Assignments recorded AT v is-.u-Iu..
!AI-.
81 regard M Eddy ..s .i tl. most ~. .t-r.:
ana Cdpdul" Practitioners VIII "4.. have .l ,..
al intercourse. C.aS MASON.
COMMISSIONER, Patents
81 have 10 hesitation a. cuo5> r..t iL,.,
cannot employ person more competent and ti..,.-
worthy, and NOR" capable cd putt tatlr APP ...i,s
IA IorIu 10 secure lur them r4fly ..Ut il.Y.,
consideration at The patent Office"
EDMj Nd 81 ih O. Late Conan. .--. of r4ft'ts.
MI X. n. Eddy has made iHr T.. 90 I, ..f.,r- o.,
all bit one 90 which patents have l.rI Granted. aud
that Is now pending. N'.. n'-t.A-'..r proc. OF l.,.
talent and ability il- pant leads ju rr,.uf.r.
al lHvc tors 20 apply 10 l To- i.u..gc I,.r I4f.,-
as they may D. sure col having .ur u.a-t A!iuul tt,
ion bestowed On tLvT Gases. ~a. ~ Very Tua-..I.e
ctarSe>' JOIN IAEGAHT
During eight moEth-. the eEoscl .orr ia coarse u Ia
large Practice, made On twice rejected Aunlplr ,-
10 appeals every one OF which Va, decided i . il. T.
by the commission OF patents, J.. Il. EDDY
Boston, Jan. /, lotJ-Iy,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
WOOD . WOOD =
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

L.. WOUDl:' EN viii deliver l,-iucl SLAB Woo!
in tho village 30 - Il. n viii D., d. fol in.
# II kind
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
FOR SALE

I or sale the . tory .u-e u.3 10Y uu the conner OF
Church and ~pru- street. az, house j. trtrL up for
Two L u'lu,nt.. :. = WILLARD.
.ItuuHrs O.. II 4.tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

Der rent fuel light an mizccI.ucru- items in H.,
"' A' paw -J'r -uer. j. eleven thousand lilr-
i'' 'h' ri DE o. 'IN 30. extension, AMI 4Ip
'Nlr- j aud,r T." .l,'tnu OF IA. -ecr,ttr. of b. III
1H. r.... hv Luu rcd 'Lou-snl dollar. IT,yid !
|itt ed. q expenditures - ID not hr applied To- ANS. y.r
.ot f,a i.u,d IA tl, lin making apr, Ir qtio.- +
.rIH'- preservation ant ooup tioI + "a II pub il.
so.a-. sud 9TH pU po-'-, which pas ed the ii.-.
7' Eopr- utiti'e June rirtrth. ci-htccu humid I'd and
iNr..i-h;.
pu, AladGrd tho san. dollars. much he. OF ,-
nay o.. necessary. 10 be- 'Npyid,d under tho dirr,tia
~ IL. try Of ia e., removal Of til. wreck a.
the iron -'.u-h "-co,la. d." N alI ou--!i.
sandy ilou,. L,1T fA ,It,IUc. tGc alrlur Of Nv.
York: roviI,d hat lie -"crra y Of ,r -lnll after
lot o.. -ir,u IN one ''U-pip in the tit.,-
fiiI1. ph.t. Ne. Io aud Bos or. receive -,.l. q.
prn|-f iol tho %! % I'D och and max,
fra- f the -sIuc it'll M, 10 I'D til or sid
contract viii in exceed in amount he here
90 .rIrnI-i ted.
o.. -ar removal nf a -unkrn rock in he chtuuci
th. ir... ct tha port 'f New ok ii.tc n hun r.'
AMI .a..-s dCltr-
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Errors Of Speech.

4 One often hears spoken and sees writ
ten, and that BY fairly educated people,
the word suppositious." There is no
such word in toe English language.
What is meant is suPposiiitiouG There
il also q good deal Of misapprehension
abroad about the meaning Of the word
"plastic" have seen il used in print
AZ If il meant capsbiliiy Of being mould
ed. instead Of power TO mould. IL is not
the clay Of the potter, but the potter
hand that is plastic. So, when We speak
~ SAakasSsars's {" plastic mind, Ne
eueht not 70 mean, as an English review
Aid in usinr the term the other day. that
Shakespeare mind vas moulded By cir
cums,ances, bu. that he he'd 10 fashion
vhatever fen in bis vsy to the pattern
,has pleased him best-FHgftiss Nofss,
an CasselIs Na0Gsiss
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A curious and interesting case was
lately tried at the Court of Exchequer,
London, in which Hebrew butcher was
plaintiff and the chief rabbi of England
the defendant. The butcher charged that
the rabbi had injured and broken up
his business by pronsuneiug bis meat
fripher-unclean aud unfit for Hebrews
and thus preventing him from selling
to Israelites. 1t appeared in evidence
that the Hebrew law or immemorisl Gus
tom placed all Hebrew butchers under
ecclesiastical supervision and regulation,
and that no man could slaughter or sell
KOSHER e, clean meat ct for Israelites
without being first examined and IL
censed by the ecclesiastical authorities
Of the district in which he lived; that the
plaintiff had set up butcher shop with
out this license, and refused to obey &C.
clesiastical directions in regard TO his
business; and that, therefore, the Jewish
community had been warned not to buy
Of his meat. The court held that the su-
thorities we're justified in so doing, aud
that the plaintiff had no case.
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q H.ra oasation R..ily Ansxsrsd.

An editor shrinkipgly asks: what
shall Ne do, should Congress be able to
bribe or frighten, or by any means in
duce sufficient number of the present
State Legislature to SO amend the Con-
stitutiou as 10 force negro voting and
negro equality all over the country q
We answer resist, by all the means which
the God of Nature has put into the peo-
ples hands. "But that would be insur-
rec.ion and rebeIlios." No, it would be
resisting and instruction and rebellion
of Congress as political party against
the rights and liberty Of the people. II
is not rebellion to resist usurpation and
oppression. In 1888 the mobility, gen.
try and commonwealth OF England Is
sued declaration" to the king, setting
forth their determination to resist every
act of oppression. in which occurs the
following passage; And we herein hope
that all good subjects will, with their
lives and fortunes, be assistant to us, and
not be bugbeared with the opprobrious
term Of rebels, by which they would fright
us to become perfect slaves to tyrannical
insolence and ssurpatien. We own 1t
rebellion to resist king that governs by
lust law, but he was always accounted
tyrsnt that made his will his law; and
to resist such one we justly esteem no
rebellion, but a necessary defense.
Such was always the language OF every
brave and virtuous people. Aud such
will be our language, unless the negro
war has demoralizsd us to degree that
renders us beneath the contempt of the
world. Better a thousand times submit
to have every cent of our property taken
from us, and the very name OF liberty
wiped cut of our statutes, than to be thus
m Oh grelIzed and emasculated at the very
of our civilization.-Netc York
Dnu Rook