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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
MORGAN RAID CLAIMS.

The bill compromising the sufferers BY
the sIorsan raid failed for want Of COM
GU renee by the House In an smsnd>
mnt BY the Senate. dividing the
payment into thee snnusl install
nsnts. The House would. in al proba-
bllity. concurred. or . conference commit
tee could have readily adjusted oil differ
ences, IL the Democrats had remained and
continued the organization. But they re-
signed, ran away expressly and avowed>
ly because they could not get the Raid
bill put in such position that Il must be
safe. whatever became Of other business,
and having done oil the mischief they cod
IL WAS not The duty Of their opponeats to
repair h b passing bin sfssr ofncial no.
tics that there was 10 quorum present.-
The Democrats ruined the raid bill them>
selves, solely and simply because they In
sisted on having more done for It than Was
done for other matters Of just 90 much
Importance, and cmbodying more real Jus
tee. To the counties through which
Morgan passed, this Democratic job win
prove rather unsatisfactory; but TO the re-
mainder Of the State 1t may not Be unwel-
come. Il saves nearly half milllsn Of
dollars OF taxation, In payment Of claims
which, In ave cases ont Of ak, are no Ion,
ver In the hands Of the sufferers by the
raid. bat bought up By spectators. who
have lobbyed the compensation bill TO .
nearer approach to success than they win
ever get again- II the original sufferers,
the farmers who lost horses, and the mer-
chants who lost goods, had alone been in
tsrestsd, they never could have command
ed influence enough TO have made for
midable show for . measure which trans
cends oil State actions ever known. The
acts of "the public enemy" no government
has ever pretended to make compensation
Tor to the sufferers. No government can
do II - settled practice and live. The
injuries inflicted BY hostile srmy are Get
down In ala human Affairs to the same &C.
count - the acts Of God" to be settled o.
the las, judgment. The Government can
net without any more justice be asked to
pay Tor goods plundered or houses burned
by &c invader, than Il can TO compensate
the sufferers Of hurricane or an earth>
quake. That . few hundred farmers,
with claims of hundred dollars or %
each, would never lose the time necessary
to lobby . bill Of 30 unprecedented .
character through the Legislature, ID ~
certain as anything can be. II could only
be done by spectators who hold ten,
twenty, or fifty thousand dollars worth OF
claims, which they had bought for song
and were able 70 afford coed pay for
!, legislative help. II the bill had passed, .
few already wealthy men would hays
pocketed Thousands of dollars for their
shrewdness In buying up raid claims, and
that would have been the extent and end
Of the business. We have no regrets to
express at the failure Of such . measure,
though compensation to some extent, to
the sctusl sufferers, - we said yesterday,
might be just.--Ind. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
ANOTHER NIAGARA SHIP ca.
NAL

A project is under discussion in the
Canadas for the construction Of ship ca.
nal from the mouth Of Niagara river to
Thorold @ point on the Welland eanal,
and from Thorold to Chippewa, On the
Niagara river above the falls. II 10 esti>
mated By competent engineers that . Ca
nal Can be constructed on this route, cay
psble Of passing vessels Of one 'l"1'~HN
zzrIe 10 Lake On
tssso, at an expense not exceeding ave
Millions Of dollars. and that the time re-
quirei will not exceed two years and .
half The estimated cost of the Niagara
Falls Ship Canal on the New York side
70 over twelve millions. A petition to the
Dominion Parliament asking for charter
for the proposed work alleges that tho
amoun.o Of money required TO complete IL
can easily be obtained from foreign aud
provincial capitalists who are now sharply
urging the undertaking"
Dir. J. Laurin McMurray, Of Torsnso,
10 now In this city for the purpose Of bring
In the subject before our Board of Trade
with view Of procuring IN expression Of
opinion from the business men Of Chicago
which shall, perhaps, have some influence
with the Dominion Parliament in the ef>
fort now making TO procure . CHARTER
Is appears strange that there should be
any opposition to the mere incorporation
Of . company which proposes to accom-
pIish with its own capital work Of such
vast importance and benencence. But
the Canadian government owns the Wei
land canal, ard it 10 feared that the new
chtnnei around the Falls Of Niagara wod
impair lis value. If 1t should have
that eject, 1t would be only ~ superior
instrument impairs the value Of IN iaferi>
or one. The WellAnd canal Is not only
too small for the requirements Of lake
commerce, but, In the judgment Of the
at q engineers, IL incapable Of en-.
lsrgement, except ct IN expense far ex-
ceeding the cost Of the proposed new
work. Moreover, 1t has no adequate hAr>
Dor as either end. In rough weather yes,
sells making for Colbosne CHE Lake Erie
terminus) are compelled to run to Buffalo,
while those heading for Port Dalhousie,
on the Ontario size, seek refuge in the
mouth Of the Niagara river.
The people Of the West have been look
ing saxiously, these many years. for Nh
sgarA Falls Ship Canal. New York State
has opposed IL because she has wished TO
make ~, Or rather keep rs, tributary to
the Erie ditch. The city of New York
has opposed II lest some portion OF the
commerce otthe West should find an out
let by way II the St. Lawrence. Both
have opposed 1t with such zeal and effect
iveness that Il 10 useless longer to look for
relief in that direction. II Is immatcnal
70 the West, however, whether the canal
Is built on the one side or the other of NJ
agars river. Let there b passage cut
around the falls Of sufficient size to admit
vessels Of one thousand tons. and the
prsoucts Of the Northwest win seek 1,
with one sccord. .Thst the work would
pay . handsome interest IN iss cost from
the day OF its completion, there can be no
doubt We hope that our Board of Trade
viii give m emphatic endorsement 10 the
Ontario aud. Erie Canal Company
Tribune.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
S II 3 A MI
FlRE-PROOF
s "A r. b S :.

sanborn's Patent hes been demonstrated. by the
thorough practical TO be vastly superior
In nrs-proof qualities TO any other makers. (being
water In copper tubss Dramatically seaed) prevent.
Ing completely any evaporation and 10 the drysst
Before purchssing elsewhere cali and exsmine or
send for sample pamphlet containing the certificates
IL trials with ell other makers safes.
AnKRIcAK erRAn riRE-Pa oor eAYk Co.,
S1manb&co aoe Broadway, New York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
MAXEY'S
Improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED THfzsrbm or JaHussY, 1858.

LETTERS no Il, so.
This 10 superior Co all other Spring Bed Bottoms
yet produced. and . kw Of the advantages are 70
foiie~s:
10 no sazgIng or Tagging down Of any psri while the
fnll elasticity rpmsins.
2. There is giving way eY any part because a. 10
J. Itis sdjustsbiet TO any sIred bed, With OF With.
out additional siats.
Z. Anv mechanic csn make one. OF any COMMON
farmer who ess use tools FIR farm Purposes. can
rrsaily make or adjust enc.
s. They cheaper than any SgrTK Ec..ea
known. and materials . u.hs hem ran bs procured
6. fhey ars lighter than any a.hsr Sr,ine Bottom,
and readily 10 made fn su-,ain . ;xh,
weight, or heavy weight. without berg TOO ssr
timber.
!. They more durable rtaa any other He'd
Call and examine then-sry shsm. and ysu will
The Pairntee. Nathan Marcy, NJ Plymouth.
Indiana. has his head quarters over ". D. Dcksons
Hardware store. 81 door. riA hand aide up
stsirs. who win sell Bed Bottoms or Territory 10
persons that may wish 10 rurchase and vhsre nav
ts seen = sample Bed Bottom.
CERTIFICATE.
We have bad occasion 80 exsnsire Ar trr -
si~vn Bed Bottom. and fully endorse ali that "
CHARLES PALMER. Cabinet
Maker ard farnftarv Dealer.
JOHN ". HouGHToH. asesrder.
DAVID w. Sheriff ~. Co.,
C.H. REEvE, Atty.
II. q. THAfER. Coo. Merchant
"a y. BECKER. Hsrchsnts.
J. BRQwSLEE. Mer~han.,.
J.. W.nENNETT, I'D.
I'D. GRAY, MD.
u. n. BACkCS, ND
: A. G. CAfR0E, AuJ.
il. vlNALL, NJ. D,
IA. B0RTOS.
n. B. DICKSON, Msrehaat
Z. p. LESLIE, n d.
J. AATrIk0LY. Editsr Rer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

A number Of young gentle men OF Glss-
gov, Ky, have been out recently hunting
The panther which infsss the woods three
miles est Of that town, bat without sue
ceak
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

hu- ex-PTesident Lincoln has returned
to Frankfort, sfIsr a absence of some
wseks. Her ssa Ted SIN ssmains =,
eohosl tases. She expects - 20 n Jun
- one Of the German wstssise pisess.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

"oULD announce 20 the eitissns Of Msrshas
w county that his Planning Mill. Saw Mil "a
Turning Lathe are In good running order. and tbs
he 10 prepared. ct al tines to do work in his line
LUMBER.
Of All kinds. plansd, In the rough constantly %
hand, I'D ct thelowest Rates.
~. Hstehsd Flooring on hand 81 all tires.
~ Pianing. Saving. Astching and TUT aing desc
to order.
HI - tbe Hisss. directly East sfths psss om~s
~, nssta. Ia1iaas. sns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

all who will canvass or solicit for AZ.
They are payable In cash, or 10 books.
fancy articles, or general merchandise, oil
of which will be supplied ss 10 per cent
lees than the usual retail rates.
Remittances are safe ONLY when made
By p. O. order, or dram on Baltimsre.
A specimen number will be sent to any
address, Oh the receipt Of thirty>6vr
cents.
For further information address the
Publisher,
TURNBULL b MURDOCH,
I,wA BALTIMORE. n q.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
AGENT 8.

We wish 70 srrssgs With Agents. .sis or FINALE
10 represent shs Aneriesa Shuttle Sewing Nadine,
In each State. Csasty. aad Tow. 10 the r.ise<
States and Ontario. Exua iadseeasn0 Expsri-s
sseed Agsss Fer fall Particular. ssn cry Or
CYL AEDRBwo.
General Agsat.
Detroit, Mich.
H. D--Ysr the benefit sfoar Agents We have ~.
ranged With parties Who have Geods suitable for
Sewing Machine Agents 60 col We will send
BOOK OF SAMPLES and fall particular on reesip
Of ore red stamp. Address U. v. n. ASDRkws
General Agent ~troit. Mirh- nsoIy or sn
A CARD.
4 Clergyman. while residing In South America ~
. .issionary. discovered . safe and simple remedy
for she cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Diseases Of tie Urisary asd Seminal Organs, and
fhs.vheis traia 81 dissstsrs broaghs ca by tssefa
and vicious habits. Greet sunbsu have been cured
b this noble remedy. Prompted By desire "a
bensht The af1ietsd sLd unfprtunsts will send Oh
recipe or preparing ana usisg this asdiefse, IN
ssalsd envelope. - cay enc vhs tssis "a, ySss }
JOSEPH =. INMAu.
Station D. Bible Hssss,
fnS Ess Teri Csb.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Our Agssts win be supplied viii duplicate psrss
Of the Machine, In csss Of sed -. pre-
eiseiy the same stitch made BY the singss. Wheeler
Wilson, Hove. ssd yiereses Machines. II has
the radsr.fesd. like the best Of higs.prieed Me-.
chimes. and 10 The only isw-prisA Shuttle Machine
In the market that has this fred We enabled to
ell Asss-eisss SHUTTLE IA HtHIst very low
price. account efiss Simplicity. sad eessesuset
low cost OF Manufacturing. II eonpsrises With Com
plieatsd HasAises.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
Scientific. Rational. Safe

Scientific. Rational. Safe.
DIR. LAwRENCE'S
Compound Extract Of
!" ROSADALIS,'
SCIENTIFIC aEN EVERY ~ HE
Best REMEDY yet DISCOVERED
Diseases Of theHeart, Liver,
Kidneys,
GENERAL HEALTH RESroRER.
ROSADALlS
PurilRss the Blood,
Improves the Appetite
Aids Digestion,
ooryscts the Sscrs items
a. r>~. a<r.~~sh aHa VI
vasssy 90 shs Whole sysssa,
SO that persons using 1t feel thai they esjoy
an entire new life.
ROSADALIS
Il Recommended BY the
Best Physicians Everywhere
Read the following from
Mr. r. oiin Dannsiy. nav Of thfs.eity. rvnsriy Pre-
issssr Of Physiology snd Pathological Anatomy IN
sh. Middle cesssia Medical College. Chief Surrsor
State South Careitas dsrise sh~ var. Wire fr~si
deat Georgia Medical Association.
DR., Lawnnes: I have carefully sYsMinsd ysu'
formula for thu R0SADALts. and ree"rnesdad q
20 several Of ny patients The combination lie hap
py enc, snA nuss prove pessns remsey "a All dis
requiring The virtnss Of great Alternative med
ieiss. si'h 700 ssses" o,,~ n.vxr,r
Bsisi.srs; Ap.ti -. 1858.
Bsltinsrs ma March 4, lsse.
believe Or. Lavrsnes's R0tApALts " be th'
beet Ihsrssivs Ia sss. ana thsrsf.rs eh.srmliy re-
commend IL - such. Tnos. J. BNkfS. u. D
Baitinsrs, Feb. IA. 1885,
Dr.. J. J. Lavrses. Dear Sir: take pleasure IL
recon- nsnding ysur RoSADALfs - . very power
full Alternative. Yours truiy.
wsipsv pr. Lawrsnes's ROSADALIs to be
sfae and <.iiais ai,erst.s Ae and take pleasure n
reyomua-sdingit 10 the PrSfsssien and the puslir.
A. ID. Mssre, " ". T. barDss. n. D.
L. A. Saith. ND. k.w. King. n. d.
>. u. winste.d, MD. svocd~ard. NJ d.
r. q parham, n u. TT. Brewer n. u.
W. q. Durgam, MI W. J. Bullock. NJ. d.
Wilson N. c. January ~ ees.
- For testimonials Of r. aarkabi, eurss see "R
| s&dalis Almanac" for this yesr
Prepared Of the Labrstcry Of
Dr.. j. j, Lawrence & Co.
sts Baiii.ors Street. eaiiinsrs Maryland.
SMITH L DWYEh,
Wholesale . ruggists, Chicago. Sensrai Agents g.
the Ser N " sstsrs ststss, 10 whom orders nuss h
~ dressed. ec-s in
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
Great Bargains In
REAL ESTATE.
Cheapest Lands in Northern Inti-
ana

Amsne scnis Thirty. hvs Thrusard serss ~ Chss~s
tands shieh vs have ri,or s"cks fer asr.
Ne specify the following TRAITS:
$40 Acres three mile, s"sth ~ r'rn,srto~n. tbs
PA. W. kt.R 4. Nearly 3n0 ssres dry. isvsi
and we'll timLsrpa-ssk ursnihss. hsisncssx.-A
hay marsi. brook az winning water. ard spo
nns SPRING.. Price, sh..3 pr acre. In payRsns-
I6e Aeres mile, from Grr,srts~n, IN acres tin.
b,r. dry and good, t.l.nc, prairie. srhsri
lIsuss u 81 ,hs lana Eric. s.zsf.r
100 Acres fur .ad . half mfIes RON Grs.erf.v.
i.o.rr'. sood dry tins.rr1 s.rr.n.. b.lass..ss
500 per sor-
so Arrrs adj~in Z Marshall comfy ire or sp1
half miles ih~sst fro, pssseissH hst!es
90 yos ~ tiall.-r-d lard. r...'sf water.
and small In srsi spring- Pr.rs sic Per
153 Aerss--is mtd. leg h~.s. ast hs-a. 50 ssr>s
veil iiniS e-ssh oie-t-es. hai.ne. vet ss<
drv prairie iced small .rehard and sprirr. a.
j"ins am ist-. hsntifEi .osali~s a.a
pleasant siS'horhooJ. Womb nah. sss<
grain AMI ,i'et arr,. rrics ss.sS per acre. In
rssmsnts. ard EI~af bargain.
310 Arr-s NJ North B-Hd. Tirp-rseo< rtv~e--
email improvements. good fnr-er.d fsrn. en-
tive sides Of the land. Price ts.no PEI ssre, sal
one Of the i'ssi hsrE.ius IN the country.
. desc farm. IT nil-s frvsa Railroad, - aer.
improved. gOssl small orchard vnd hns spriss.
rrice. Sill 20 Per acre. ~ snld s.r.n
7Se Acres 81 pr.ir- sId fiirf-r~i lad ssahrs-f.r
.n- OF the t-st ste-k lsc.tisns in E"riksra "a
di.n.: p.-'Hr.ss. hay sui Hpland. s!ss g--s -s-
ter. Price 49, Ier
1fs Are fsrn siI"ining 'si Tats--s 81. tsiJ
Of purs water. R.ii-- in length. fsrA. veil irr-
and as.~ "f tho hn-st l.scziisfs Ia the r-snty,
and incHiss the hest mineral sprihE IN the Sist-
The waiter 81 this spring i.o.sess ith. N-ticfr.I
of the Blue I-icks 6 k-nfncb v ishsnt Ik- n
pleasant isstr. and would. il pr.psrly imprs-.d.
make grand summer r~sort. and retreat fer
invAliis viii lie sold uprn reasonable tsras
Bsrides these iands ~ hais fire selections In ell
rsrrs OF the cnznt.. aud seIl.ds IN. Ipi-s
Thai viii suit any one shs vish-s 70 bay.
Addrsss nr rail- upon ". GsYLbs
Cs. Surveyor and RIAL ia at. Agent.
42m6 kn"x. stark ounrr. Indisns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

PROP. HCRISTY'S

Oh Get q create something which sheuh last
for ever. The hrst success attained was irsscsr-
taiAing the esuss Of gray hair ant hsidssss. The
second, the discovery Of . vegetable eonrand.
whoss nutrient virtues would allay the fever dths
svsrsssksd bran, asd fhousa uds tsstsy sht she
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
Prepared st the Labrstcry Of
Dr.. J.. j, Lawrence & Co.,
sxs Baltinors Street. eAitInsrs Maryland

Wholesale ruggisis. Chicago, General Agents for
the Ser,hwsstsrs stslss, 70 whom orders sauss lie
~ dressed. CO.'S IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27

Reports. All were in an advanced stage
Of preparatioa. except poor Jack Marvin.
Look here, Ellerayi be cried, graspine
his principal BY the third button Of his
coat. as seven o'clock on SATURDAY. night,
there's not pickle to be had in this town
Tor love nor money, what the mischief is q
fellow to dor
Frank Ellersy looked down upon his
despairing comrade from the height Of Z
serene philosophy.
Dot Why make 'ea, Of course.
Make pickles7
What are pickles bal . lot Of cucum,
bers, with vinegar thrown over thens
Frank, you're . genius. exclaimed Mar
VIM
Late that night, Nrs. Marvin deserted (
figure cropping among her cucumber vines
- Jsek, IL that your what on earth AZ
yop doing?
A-making boque. suffered our he
70. retreating rapidly With both arms ful
OF the largest and ripest cucumbcrs b.
could select. to the pail OF vinegar be ha,
Hidden behind the barn.
Ideclare, said Jack to himself, - b
splashed the cucumbess one By one int
the acid liquid. ] hsduAt any idea house
keeping was 30 easyi -
The sventfui evening ssrived-s dell
coos moon Eisins shove fhs horizon. an
AbTsexs. sofs - The 4Alos Of Bsudsueel
sipplsd ths minns 1hs sussbeu At he nv
e..
(T41s oossfvdet mart veek.)
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
7l17'szl7. 71 -friauc|H;
jk3fdk a #t3ats fe@ ts llllplaos

ljN1 1Ede a aG.ts te@ ts tll4elaes
 we learn that the life of Hon. G. H. Hol- lister, Minister to Hsyti, was attempted by an sssassi9. .at his. residence psar Port lau Prince. on the 11th u1timo-that his wound
 was not fatal, although he lost a good deal of blood. and that the iperpetrator of the act is in prison. No fnrthsf particulars have been received. but from what we learn of the state of affairs, Ee presume that the at. itemptiwas made by some ono in the Caco lrebsll interest. 3 MT. IFS. life has been threatened before, becauaes his instructiona have oompe He'd him to recognize salnave's government, and no other. | i .s., ..'..o
 sb The rebels ere still, more incensedi at iMr.H., because Mr. aBassett. asl i'm duty
 bound, pursuesl lprecicely the same policy. and aa MT. Baasett is staying at MT. H'a house. he is supposed to lhes lunduly infu- encedabyi him. Mir. Bassett' life has also been threatened ty vile agents of the sa. get and Dominiguel faction, ala,,5 49..a
 pal MT. Hollister' action in his difficult of
 Aciai position pS sittisd has, sa2w we understand, won
 him high 1commendation from the present as we'll as the past administration. 'o.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09

WHEN the National Life Insurance Com. panyi of thei United States lof9tke United States of America, commenced Operations about a year agO,iWe Hentured the .predic. tion that it would early receive full proof of popular favof.k sNewspaperI men, even more than others, are proud when history writes the fulailment of their bropiiecies. This, perhaps. arises from the fact that they prophecy more ttar aHy othe. people; put whether so pr not, IS not now our pur. pose to inqdireA rnib Company has i.s,, '.J 7,O70 policies in the very first year of it's tiabors--three or four ti4nss more than auy other Company during tue. same [ ioi of It's history, and fifteen times as il,.hy as what is now the largest Company iti the world ..a3 ..r.., -. e''' Our prophecy was founded on careful | study of it's character, and knowledge of the men having it in charge,
 Fms Company IS a stock Company, with | low rates of premium, aud with sexperi. ence and economy in it's management. Iu mutual company, it is the policy holders only who suffer when the management is inexperienced or extravagsnt, while in stock company the losses fall altogether on the stockholder. So far as we have obs,rv . ed, the policy holders have nothing to do
 with the control of a mutual com pany, and
 are rapidly learning that 1t Is cheaper and
 wiser to procure insurance where they are
 not required to advance money above the
 actual cost of insurance. with which to pay
 enormous salaries to officers, or to reim-
 purse the company for losses in premium
 notes taken in lieu of cash, but which can
 never be collected. .li ...-.,., Z. Z. ''' .''
 r The National Company recognizes this popular want and meets it. It is we'll wor
 thy the patronage it is receiving, and which
 will undoubtedly in the future rapidly in crease. Such at any rate is our second prophecy in relation to it. ' C-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
sIt Works LtEe e ChGrms!''

Have you Headachs2 Use Renae's Magic Oil! Have you Toothachef1 Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have'you Neuralgia Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Bheum9tisp2 Usea aRenne's Magic Oil! HaHs'Joa Sore Throatg usesRenne's Magic Oil! Have you Sclatlcag w.s, Use Renne's Magic Oil! .HaTeyon Rruise? Vi Ils6 Req pAe.s Magic Oil! Have you Crampsy Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have y0u gkolefaa aESr3G sSEasO
 bust '1e1 aIEySarU Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Lamensssi Use Renne's Magic Oil!
 This is the best family remedy to cure all kinds of pain you ever tried.
 Itis; clean, safe and fdelicipns to use, and if you use 1t faithfully itwif do you good.
 Directions ona saeh bottle. Buy it of the Druggist or Merchant where you trade. If theg Aave not got icon EaEH tkeylNsEFsend for t at your request, and sell you the Genuine Rsnne' Magfc 0ilss at the qnaidfacturer's low VIM, RENNE, soles lsA AProprietor. rev 70 it.. a5.l.a M ai h'.''i and aEaHk ASturer, s r,, n,ss ' ss .5,sa sa . ao ash rittsheIa Mass. by A. c. Smith, and by Drugglsts, Merchants and Grocers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-09
~.MARRIEI).

At the Chapel of the British Legation. Berne Switzerland. Aug. 18th, by tho Rev. MT. Jenkins, Phocion Gordon Barfr of Ma pies, to Julia Howard, daughter of the late Joseph D. Forbes, of Buffalo, N. Y,
 In Watertown. Aug 25th, by Rev. S. Tenn, Mir. Harry Seeley of Bethel. and Mrs. Eliza V. Blakeslee of Watertown. :. At:the residence of the brides father in Canaan, by the Rev. J. Fl. Betts of Pine Meadow. George w. White, of Yonkers, N.Y.. and Miss. Lottie l. Knickerbocker, of the former place.
 In Barkhamsted, Aug 13, by the Rev. E.,E; ;Dlckerman, Joseph Dreynoiz, of Rockford. ATh., and Miss Cassie d. Bailey, of New Hartford. ~