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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-13
RoSADALIS

MO PREPARATION HAS
1N ever been introduced to
the American people that has
met with as marked O success
as "THE FLUID EXTRACT
OF ROSADALIS." One ounce
Of this Fluid Extract is more
powerful in its action upon dis
ease than one pint of the prep
arations of Sarsaparills. As o
Blood Purifier Il has no equal;
for Scrcfala, Infammators Rheu-
matism, Syphilis in all its forms,
it is a certain cure. Physicians
indorse it; it is not a quack nos
trum, as the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, of NicholasvilIe,
KY, says: at is the best Blood
Purifier I have ever used"
DR.. Boykin, Of Baltimore,
says: az always prescribe il
for Scrofula and Syphilis, /
Dr.. T. c. Pugh, of Baltimore,
says: "I cured the worst case
of Scrofula I have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Bechtol, Of Lima,
OHIO, says he has suffered for
twenty years yTith an eruption
over his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no sue
cess a few bottles Of Rosadalis
made complete cure.
See RosADALIS ALMANAC
for important cures. The Rosa
dalis Almanac publishes the thrill
ing story of Ruby st. Croix, or
the Magic Rose" /
TT R0SADALIS cold b.
Iall Druggists.
& HAYS, Agents,
DT,...s...fJ E.yVf.,,,
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Nasty on the New Departure.

Mr. NaSty tries once more to get his Peo-
PIE into Line, and Is Just at The Point Of
Success, sohsH Joe Bigler-
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pels from the stones, which should be
blanched. Put the fruit carefully into
jars, pour over it the syrup, and, when
cold, cover down, so that the air is quite
excluded. Let the syrup be well skinned
both the first and second day of boiling,
otherwise it will not be clear.
To PRESERVE MoRELLo CHERRIES
To every pound of cherries allow one
pound and quarter of sugar, one gill of
water. Select ripe cherries; pick off the
stalks, and reject all that have any blem-
ishes- Boil the sugar and water together
for five minutes, put in the cherries and
boil them for ten minutes, removing the
scum as it rises. Then turn the fruit, ETC.,
into a pan, and let it remain until the
next day, when boil it all for another ten
minutes, and, il necessary, skim WE'LL
Put the cherries into small pots; pour
over them the syrup, and, when cold, COW
er down with oiled papers, and the tops
of the japwith tissue paper, brushed over
on both sides with the white of an egg,
anu keep in dry place.
GREEN PEAS A La FRANcAIs.-Shell
sufficient fresh gathered peas to fill two
quarts; put them into cold water, with
three ounces of butter, and stir them about
until they are well covered with the but
ter; drain them into colander, and put
them in a stew-pan, with the parsley and
onions; dredge over them little -four
stir the peas well, and moisten them with
boiling water; boil them quickly over
1arge fire for twenty minutes, or unit
there is no liquorremaining- Dip small
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-13
Home Insurance Company, o.
Columbus. Ohio.

See lcEat tie Superintendent Of Insurance
IF tie State Of Ne'o York says 6elosc
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-13

A proverb and fact are thus, with O
perceptible flavor of malice, put in juxta-
position by the Boston Post: Those
whom the gods love die young. Greeley
is 60" - s 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-13

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
ALBANY, March "a, 1871.
Whereas. The HOME INSURANCE COM
PANY, located at Columbus. in the State Of bio.
a Company incorporated under the Insurance Laws
OF the State # Ohio, the 18th day Of July, 1864,
and having been duly admitted to transact the
business Of Fire and Inland Navigation Insurance
In the State of New York, on the 9th DAY of May,
1870, has filed ia this Department Animal State
mcnt Of its condition and Affairs the 3lst day Of
December, 1870.
Asd Where's. The said Eome insurance Company.
OF Columbus Ohio. has desired and consented
examination of its capital securities and affairs, in
reference to averifcation fsaid Annual Statement
filed Ia this Department.
Nor Therefore, 1, GEORGE w. MILLER.
Supernt ndent of the Insurance Department Of the
State Of New York, in pursuance of such request,
aud the power vested In me by statute, have
caused my duly authorized Commissioner TO make
a personal examination Of the capital, condition
and affairs of said Company, who has reported to
me in writing, the result of said examination, sub
staDtialy follows:
- The Annual Statement of said Company for the
wear ending December 3ist. 1870, and filed in the
Insurance Department February 10th ISL, con-
tains accurate and true statement Of the assets
| and liabilities OF said Company at said date"
The capital. securities and Affairs of sad Com
pany. having been proved to be sound and satsiac.
tory the usual Renewal Certificates Of Authority
have been duly ISIS ued it's Agents in this State,
authorizing them TO act for said Company such
Agents during the year ending December 3lst,
1874.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
scribed my name md afixed my Official seal, this
Gath day of March, 1871.
| (signed) GEORGE W. MILLER,
| il5m3- Superintendent.
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ALE x A NDRIA

ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG 49,
RoAD.-As an official copy OF the writ OF tsi,s,nc
ton, granted yesterday by Judge c s,Ssriiie
mas not yet been served upon the essfseer in
charge OF the Washington and Alex ss.f-ss fr,,.
pike, work upon that road has ,ss Vet hea,,
suspended. The bond given by sSe a4nGc.n,a
for the Injunction was for $500, Tsa ra;is 49,
extend from the Stone Bridgc. 10 aeberts lane
CAN'T MEETINes-But few persons are in
gtenaance upon tne Na,-erford camp meeting;
meeting Of the NJ. f. Church South. at Hills-
boro', Loudoun cor.nty, will commence to-mor-
row. "A camp meeting viii commence on Thurs
day one mile from Teiscnk camp ground Prince
Seorgss county, Maryland, about FIVE miles
river.
SOURCE or DfsEAsx.-Those horrid nuisan-
ces, close hog pens, afOwed to be kept on the
suburbs of the city, poisoning the air for squares
ana squares around have lately been decinated
OF their inmates, br hog chOlera-and numbers
OF the dead animas are thrown into the low
grounds adjacents This would in itself be a
source of disease The slop used in feeding
these hogs is keyt for days at a time, and car
RED by theowpers OF the hegs, in open buckets,
to the foul pers, throwing the filth over the
pavements as they pass, and causing the I'M
habltants alOsg the Streets to close lows ami
doors to exclude as much as possible the dread
ful stencil.
THE PREVAILING DR1ueHr is doing much
injury to the growing corr in all the Piedmont
and Valley country. Rain is now wanted in all
This section Of the state. The water in che
Cameron reservoir is very low. -
AUSTIN THE BIGANRT-The case of Austin,
THE Virginia bigamist (whose recent adventures
an Washington win be remenbered) came up in
the corporation court to-day motion for q
change.0f venue; motion oyerraled; case con-
finued tall September term, and witnesses re-
eogniZed. Smoot and Whitehead for Common
wealth; johnson and Kilgour for prisoner.-Ga-
zette last treRifa1.
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GEORGETOWN.

AT LAsT.-Georgetown is jubilant. Rikcr's
rHttle-traps have reappeared ON Bridge street,
and great is the joy OF fOot-sore up-tOwners. Car
No. 8 was the first to cross the reconstructed
aqueduct bridge last evening, and passed up
Bridge street, filed with a regiment of small
boys piping shrill notes OF satisfaction, while the
ladies along the route waved their handker-
chiefs and smiled sweetly on conductor Hamil
ton and the driver, who, proud of being the pio-
neers, hurried up their fiery uutamed steeds,
until their hoofs (the horses) struck fire along
the ridge. 1t is due to the officers In charge OF
the work Of repairing the bridge, and to Mr..
Hammond, the contractor, to state that the job
50 long a doing Is well done. On removing the
old floor il was found that the heavy timbers be-
low were all so rotten to endanger the lives
Of passengers. All had 10 be removed and re-
placed with sound timber, some Of which had TO
be sawed at the mills i'm Pennsylvania after the
repairs commenced. Some of the heavy iron
mouldings had to be removed and replaced, and
altogether the job was difficult one. The new
floor Is of solid well-seasoned three-inch oak
plank, which gives the satisfactory assurance
that travel will not be again interrupted for re-
pairs for some years TO come. The footwalk Is
now elevated several inches above the carriage
way and car track, so that water viii not stand
upon il in pools as ii did before.
BADLY WOUNDED AT CAMP MEETrNG.-On
Sunday night last disturbance occurred at the
Waterford ya.) camp meeting. during which a
resident OF Leesburg, named Devine, (nephew
of Mr.. Devine OF this place who was acting as
police officer, was severely injured by drunken
man, an ex-rebel, whose attempts to ride horse
INTO Tue Circle were 1rtstrdttu Dy DcNtnc. Ine
latter's arm was cut open from the elbow to the
wrist, making an ugly wound.
Two MEN KILLED.-Two colored laborers,
named Charles Elliott and Frank Harper, were
Ter g Yarwood's quarry, near the Chain bridge.
Mr.. HENRY RoHR, for a number Of years q
merchant of this city, has sold out for the pur-
pose Of establishing himself in business in Bati-
more.
THE CANAL AGAIN OPEN.-A telegram re-
ceiyed by Collector Blunt from Sandy Hook
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Street improvements.
TIE GOOD WORK TO COMMENCE AT ONCE.
Lkr-Le.-s If tLe Rcrrd II P..LI.. H.

THE GOOD WORK TO COMMENCE AT ONCE.
Orders Of the Board of Fubiic Works.
The Board of Public Works met Yesterday
when a number of communications were read
and referred. Gen. Balloch, Chief of the Blu
rean OF Streets, was directed to commence the
work in the 2lst legislative district at once. in
accordance with the plan submitted by the
Board TO the Legislative Assembly, viz &C
street south, between Pennsylvania ayeHue and
the workhouse; North Carolina avenue, between
fth street and Boundary, and in addition there
TO, abating such nuisances required by the pub
hc interest The work will be done by days
work-C street and North Carolina avenue rin.
der the direction OF VIM. Boron and sydney
Herbert as superintendents. The instruction
gwen in reference TO improvements in the It'll
legislative district will be carried out in all re-
spects in this also. Gen. Il. was further author
lied to commence work at once in the eth legis-
!auye district by opening and grading. in con-
fOImity with plan of the Board Of Public Works
submitted to the Legislative Assembly. in the
following streets, viZ:-Continuation of street,
from 18th TO 18th street: continuation of street.
from l2th to 18th street; filling street with the
excavation from 2lst street TO Rock Creek, and
l'th street from l. street to the Boundary. The
work on % street may be done by contract at
the same rate as the other portions of the street
cost Inc remaining streets will be done by DAVIS
work, under the superintendence OF VIM. Beck
EFT and y. j. LOuden. Care must be taken that
proper time-rolls are kept, and that every man
viii be permitted. Wages of laborers, 81 80 per
day; carts, horses and drivers, $3.50 per day
Cmen drivers) All persons engaged on the
WIN pdlu every TWO weeks DIV the or
der OF the board. Only such numbers of men
as can work TO advantage viii be EMPLOYED
Picks and shovels will be furnished by the board
the net cost Of which will be deducted at the
nrst payment Sharpening of picks, SC, will
be done by the board, and Gen. B. is authorized
70 procure portable forges, blacksmiths and
helpers for each OF the jobs done by days work
Arrangement will be made 50 that the sharp
ening shall be done out of working hours Paw
Of the blaeksmiths viii be s25o, and helpers
II 80 per day.
Gen. b. is also directed to have the following
legislative district, in accordance with the afore
said plan:-H street, between 18th and Ild
streets; street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and 10Th street, under the direction OF Superin-
tendents Sandy Lacey and George Forester
The same regulations to apply as in the 7th dis
trict.
The board also ordered Gen. Balloch TO sweep
Pennsylvania avenue, the work for the present
TO be done by the day.
From J. c. Parker we have GOdey's Lddy's
Book for September.
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states that the first loaded boat passed that point
at O'Clock this morning. Boats viii probably
begin 10 arrive here again as usual tomorrow
morning.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIH-B Talbot & Son have
received 200 bushels of wheat and 200 bushels
OF corn per canal boat Monocacy Hartley Is
BRO. nave received !, 200 bushels Of wheat per
schooner Margaret Ella, from AIexandris- The
canal boat -Four Brothers brings wheat for Geo.
MERCHANTS, ExcHANeE.-2,soo bushels of
wheat were offered to-day. The following are
the sales;-110 bushels at 81 4s; eco at sf35k: 40
AT SLSoi 10 at $50; Ice at sl-3S, and 10 at
CANAL TRADE.-wm. II. Cooley is in receipt
OF load OF limestone from Shepherdstown, Va.
May held & Hieston have received load OF pine
wood from the Greet Falls, per canal.
Col. FRANK JONES, president of the POI"
by a ran aftbe Sos,Son.s s.. : ;SS.-.y sstsred
as to be able to attend to bis duties Al ths Taas
ufy Department. AieAe'
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DRoPOsALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.

FRANKLIN BUILDING,
Room Of Boavd sJ Trustees H Pablic SEQ ols,S
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August II, ISL
Sealed Proposals will be received until I o'clock
p. m, AUGysT 2c,( at the above D for sur
plying Fuel for the Of the Public Schools Of ths
city during the present school term, a. follows:
For First pietrict-10 tons Egg and Furnace Coal
and Is cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
For Second District-10 tons Egg and Furnace
Coal and Is cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood
For Third pistrict-3o tons Egg and Furnace Coal
and cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
For Fourth District-l50 tons Egg and Furnace
Coal and ~ corde Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
The Coal 20 be best quality Of White Ash, and the
Wood 70 be sawed In four pieces and split. To be
delivered as follows:
GO tons at once at the Franklin School Building
Az tons at once at the seaton School Building.
Is tons at once At the Miller School Building
20 tons at once at the Wsllach School Building
l2 tons at once At the Mccormick school Building
The remainder 20 be delivered az such places and
times as ordered By the sub boards
The Trustees reserve the right 70 reject any all
bds, n deemed advantageous 20 do 80; also 20 in
crease or diminish the quantity herein stated, with
ut affecting the contract price.
aulziW For the Committee
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SCHOOL BOOKS AND SRA
Il TIONERY.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING.
Room Of Board Of Trustees PEtIie SrkoolSt
. Washington, I'd. e.. August II. lS7l
Sealed Proposals will be received until 4 O'CLOCK
P; X ATSIsT Is tat the room as above, for fur
lie schools of this city P
4dozen Hillards Primer.
II " Hillard's Second Reader
y :. billiards. Third Reader.
10 " Hillardis Fourth Reader
:. billiards. Fifth Reader
Hillard's Sixth Reader
IS MOrcesters Primary SpelIeu
IL Worcester comprehensive speller.
4 MOrcesters PronOuncing Speler.
keris First Lessons in English Grammar.
10 kerl's Common School Grammar
4 herl Comprehensive Grammar.
~ Davies Primary Arithmetic.
10 = Davies Practical Arithmetic
u Colbsrn's Mental Arithmetic
II Marrens Common School Geography.
Marrens Physical Geography.
y " Song Garden Mol.
II :" Song Garden No. 2.
Song Garden No. 8
~ Spencer ian Copy Book.
lO gross spenceran No. Pens.
gross elliott 8 Sl3 Pens
10 gross Penholders, Faber's No, 300.
y dozen States. sXl2.
10 reams frst-clsss Commercial Note Paper, 6 lbs.
10 . hrst-class Letter Paper, u lbs.
10 =" frst-class Fools Car Paper, IL Ibe.
$3.50 ;c White EnyeIopes TX Official Size, sII
20 DOrrells Black Ink.
loo Blackboard Rubbers No. 5, Lambs Wool.
lOy gross W hife Chalk Crayons.
u Call Bells No. 8 40, Bradley & Hubbard
The quantities named estimated. and more or
less may be required II more Of one articles
.nonla lie required they are TO be furnished at
Articles not named in the schedule 70 be furnished
at the lowest market price. and all articles required
TO be furnished from time 10 time ordered by the
sub Board.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or an
WIN. r. WOODWARD.
anIzW For the Committee.
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aul2-l0t
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

DROP0SALS FOR SUPPLIES.
FRkNKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING.
Room o1Board a JTVaeeS Public SchOolS,t
WdSntlgfoE, u. C., August II, 1871. \
Sealed Proposals Viii be received until @ clock n
m, AUGUsT 2c. lat the room above, for furnish
ing the following articles for the Of the Public
Schools in this city:
dozen full centre No. Feather busters
Is heavy extra -Four string BrOOms.
No. extra busting Brushes-brush an
bristles.
Corrugated Japanned Dust pans
I. inch long handled Sweeping Brushes
No. stamped Timed Iron Cups.
large stamped Tin Wash basins-retinned
No.6 Heavy hand Bells.
No. Galvanized Iron Coal hOds
Iron handle Coal shOvels.
No. Cocoa Door mats.
Cedar Water Buckets-3 gallons, Iron
hoops.
10 best Crash Towels.
Glass Goblets.
" Tumblers
The quantities named are estimated, and more or
less may be required. II more Of one or more ar.i-
cles should be required they are 70 be furnished
contract prices.
Articles not named in the schedule 20 be furnished
at the lowest market prices and all articles required
10 be furnished from time TO time ordered BY the
sub boards.
tn, Trustees reserve the right 20 reject auy or ali
Of the bids, if deemed advantageous 20 do so.
W.R. WOODWARD,
aul2 lot For the Committee.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsaparillian ResOlvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Erery drop of the sARsAPARILLIANREs
VENT communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
rigor Of Ue, for IT repairs the wastes of the body
Th and sound 9as msserisi STa sss
Throat, Mouth, THmors, Nodes an the Glands and
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he prtneiptes are tcita;r he eEyattre r1ass he
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If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
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there brick deposits the water Is thick,
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DROPOsAL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
Il FLOATING IRON DOCK.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHrNeroS, d. O., July Il, lSl.S
In compliance with an act OF Congress. approved
Dth April la making an appropriation for the con-
vessels their stations and capable Of being trans-
ported from port to port, detailed plans accompanied
with specifications Tor dock Of sufcient dmensions
and strength to raise and sustain for repairs an iron
clad vessel three hundred and nifty (350l feet long
sixty hve te6 feet wide and six thousand 5000 tom
dispiacement, viii be received by the Department
until II o'clock on the 10TH pay OF Agsgsr,- lS7l
IH-mAv Secretary Of Navy,
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BRIoKsl sRIOKsu,BRIcksm
500 900 BRICKS Of al kinds on hand and M
saae q lowest market rates; . nnvv
spill 1893 Iour-apd o Hal street, .. W.
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DR.. WHITE, Chiropodist, extracts Corns
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, Sc,
without pain. Rooms No. SIS 18th street, oppo-
site Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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SEND to r. p. Hall Il Co., Nashua, N. III.
Proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hail
Renewer, tor a copy of their Treatise on tn,
Hair. A valuable little book, free to all.
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r. r. T.
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DECAYS EFFACING FINGER win never maj
the teeth that are brushed daily with Oderifer
Gus Sosodont. 1t lends floral fragrance to The
breath as Wen as protects the teeth from cor
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CITY ITEM S.

STRANGERS IN Boston, wishing quiet and
elegant accommodations, with every conven-
itnce, and in the very center of business or
amusement, can find TO better stopping place
than the American House, on Hanover street,