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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
Crippled Nth Rheumsfism. ara and leg per.
ished-no hopes Of hisreuopery-timely use
or X. r. RI ,conderfuI cure.
erTRR FROM ISAAC HUDDLEsroxE.

LETTER FkON fSAhC HUDDfESTONE
Rapids Parish, La. Jnne 10Th. 1855.
Messrs X idway e. Cor diva, Is Ready Re-
lief has cured Peter May Of Rheumatism, when
there was no hopes Of his ever recovering.
heard of his situation AMI sent f,.r him. His
right arm and leg was all perished; be had no
use If them at all: bnt by the use cf your med
icine in two months he was carrying the mail
from Cherryville TO Barr's Ferry. / objected.
He said he must do something FOR living. 1t
has been fourteen months since he was cured.
He is how wei and isworkng on his farm, and
the whole cost Of his cure Tor 70 ,r med cines
was five dollars. Isaac HuppLEsroSE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
R. r. 7.
LIFE AND DEATH.

The Mysteries Of disease laid opento the peo-
pie.
Hssah isfke Principle Of Lift; Disssss is
s5e prsneipla Of Death. n ais ,Ge1 q
The X X. r. Remedies possess the grea
power 70 secure 10 the human system Health
and long life, and 10 free the hnnsn family
from pains. aches and ali bodily iufrmiiies-
The art Of presesing health and the method OF
curing diseases by the II. r. RS
Railways Ready Relief
Is TO be used in all cases where there is pain.
the moment IL is applied externally, or taken
internally, 1t will allay the most tortnring ache,
pains, cramps, spasms, burns. scalds, &c., and
quicker than Morphine, Cnloroform, Yeratrine
or any other anodyne or remedy that has ever
been used by medical men,.
1t is safer than these dangerous remedies
The public will bear in mind that Chloroform.
Morphine, Opium, &C., only stifie the pain by
SURVIVING the senses, so that the pcrceptive
faculties loose the power Of feeling, and that
after the influence or these narcotics have pas
ed from the system, the pain again breaks oai
with its terrible pangs. with renewed VIOLENCE.
Railways Ready Relief stops the pain and
removes the cause or the disease that occa-
sions il; it infuses new life into the weak aud
diseased parts. 1t braces up the nerves, and
establishes in the system reaction OF health
end strength in place OF pain, weakness aud
disease.
As a counter irritaut, Railways Ready Re-
lief applied to the surface of the body, where
there is inflammation or congestion, u W II in
stantly scatter the congested blood. cq,alizes
the circulation. and i'm a few minutes the most
excraciating pains are removed. This may be
seen in cases of Lumbago, Gout, and Rheuma-
tism in their most terrible torns. where APP
Plication Of Railways Ready Relief will re-
store the patient TO ease aud comfort.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

A recent Dublin newspaper contains
the following surt,us advsrtisments
i hereby wsrn ell persons from trust
ine NJ wife. Ellen Flsnnigan. on my
.ccoun {, % + am not married TO herr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

A little one, after undergoing the dis
sgreeable operation Of vaccination, ex-
claimed. Nov. won't have to be bap-
tized. will IT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
City Drug Store.

WWS0R - sd1euresC, keep con.
stantly on hand, splendid assortment OF .,ure
Drugs & Chemicals, paints. Obs, Vsrnishes,
&C. Also, good assortment Of Toys and
westofthe Laporte Hotel, LaPorte, Ind
March q, 1885, - sf1 4frlyi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER or THE BLOOD!
The best Alternative kmOwn!!

Salt Rheum. Stubborn Ulcers. Syphilitic Dis
orders, and all diseases arising from an inju-
dicious use Of Mercury, imprudence in Life,
or impurity OF the Blood.
This great alerative Medicine and Purifier
OF the Blood is now used by thousands Of
gra eful patients from al parts OF the United
States, who testify dai y 10 the remarkable
cures performed by the greatest of all vnedi-
cines, ''CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE" Neural
gia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on he
Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers Ulcers, Old sores
Affection of the kidneys, Diseases ofthe throat
Female complaints, Pans and Aching OF the
Bones and Joints, are speedily put 10 flight
by using this inestimable remedy. az
For all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has
yet been found to compare with it. II clean
ses the system of all Impurities. acts gently
and efficiently on the Liver and kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone 10 the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy.
aud restores the Constitution, eniebled by dis
ease or broken down by The excuses of youth,
to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the SEA 'Es or FEMALES II is peculiarly
applicable, and wherever it has become known
is regularly prescribed with the happiest eff
fects. IL invigorates the weak and debilta-
ted, and mparts elasticity 10 the worn out
frame, clears the skin. and leaves the patient
fresh and healthy; single bottle of this iuesti-
mable remedy is worth all the so called
Sarsaparillas in existence.
The large number o. certificates which we
h i've received from persons from all parts OF
the United States. is the best evidence that
there is no humbug about it. The Press, hotel
keepers, magistrates, physicians, and public
men, well known to the community, all add
their testimony TO the wonderful effects Of this
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. r ifHl
Cali on the Agent and get an Almanac, and
read the details Of as tonishing cures performed
by CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, Us MOST
CASES wHERE EVERY THING ELSE HAD sIGSALI.Y
FAlLED.) The lin IS Of an advertisement Will
not admit their full insertion. fl
WIN. S. BEERS & CO., Projectors.
No 3Oi, Broadway, New York.
To whom all orders must be addressed
Sold by PERsnlSG & Thomson, Plyrno ,th,
do .DR. CHAs. HUMPHREYS. Knox Ind.
May %, 1856. t I0yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
GHEAT
EMPORIUM : TRADE
r. GUsL A II OR
OF J. l.. wEsTRvELT,
Plymouth. Indiana.
Established in

Established in 1888.
HTE take pleasure in announcing TO The
w trading public that our business facili-
ties are not exceeded by any other establish
mentin the country, and that we are prepared
to offer them GREAT INDUCEMENTS with
our present stockof Goods, which consists OF
almost an endless variety, & that it is for their
interests that they buy at the Regulator,
the great Genital Depo OF Trade. We pur-
chased a very extensive soa ~
stock offspring and Summer Goods,
OF the latest styles; some of which we will
sell at reduced prices. The motto Of quick
sales and small prifts, is adopted at the Reg
ulator, and we will not be undersold for cash
or short time.
We cordially invite our customers 70 call
on us, as we shall be happy to see them at any
time. and please them with good bargain.
"Hurrsh for the Regulator!
This is the cry!
The champion Of Cheap Goods:
That will conques or die. 81
1t will win every battle
On the field OF the fight;
For i. stands for our county -
For Freedom and right"
We invite attention to our late arrival OF Dry
Goods, which are being rapidly sold, and those
wishing to make good selections, must call
soon. fasti ~
LAWNS BYTHE QUANTITY,
and Cheap. Cha1ifes. ditto.
SUMMER sHAWLS that must be sold; Hand
some Muslin DeLaine at shilling per yard.
Bingham from 10 to 30 cents. On hand large
and beautiful assortment of - s
- IL II NJ =" -
From TO Is cents per yard; few nice Silk
Parasols that will be sold at cost. Lots of
Hosiery and Gloves. and Silk Mitts, Bonnie Is
innumerable at low figures, from shillings TO
SS co. Trimmings also on hand.
- Our HATS g. CAPS ars in
the way-buy and relieve us. Here
you can get every style and quality.
A Good supply Of staple Goods
Hickory Sheeiing. &c, &c.
CLoT1ING
or every kind. Cheap.
We invite especial attention to our stock Of
GLOS 8 % ar e..
Universally pronounced the bestin the market.
and most handsome styles.
Ladies will do well TO purchase soon, as
they can the easier suit Their tastes.
&&0IB&9BSa
GA In the large and commodious cellar
of the Regulator, are slowed away
Molasses, Syrups, Machine and Lamp
Oils, &C.. &C., which will be dealt out willing
ly at every call. Good Coffee and Sugar, do.
Especial notice Of Farmers, Carpenters, Bull.
ders, and every person wishing any thing in
the line OF +tt . fhA,s
Hardao are,V
Are invited, as we have one Of the largest and
best selected stocks ever brought to Plym-
outh, which will be sold cheaper than the
cheapest. Tor cash or on account to good men.
rWe have respectfully 10 tender to the
public our crate ul Acknowledgements for their
past favorable patronage, anc solicit con-
tinuancc Of their confidence.
plymouth, July "a, 1856. l7tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
Of any Required Power & Size
For Flour and Saw Mills

HALL LAMPS. :or sale at RoBrsr
l7y Lsporte.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
Constable Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution TO me directed, isaa
ID from the Court OF Geo. l.. Gale, justice o A'
Peace IN and Tor Township No. s. County Of Aai'
dor and State OF California, upol q Judg gem.aF ~
d rsd therein on the zlst. day OF Jalu.ry, A. u
1856, IN favor OF DAVIS Armstrong and asas
lars and scventy-iive cents (s92 49, debt sl'
twenty dollars costs of suit, together with accri.
costs, have levied upon II certain house ald 10
situated in the town OF Volcano AmAdor Coau!
California, on Main street therein, adjoining M
Residence OF ii. c. Smith, being ole door sodti
the same. Notice is hereby gwen, That Will Sd
all the right, title. and interest of Thoms or
penter, OF, IN and to the above described propf'!
on the z9th day of February, AID. 1856, besSeei
the hours OF A. NJ, and Z. NJ, on said day.
Sale to take place in front OF the PREMISE 10 N
isty said execton and costs L. s. SCOTT,
Constable Township No
Volcano, February 9th 1916 [prfeesSl lCA
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

- A SHORT HoNEyMooS.-On the 20,b +.
says the Chicago Democrat, we publisba5 y
following %
Married on the 10Th instant at tbot
of his brother, Mark Beauben, ESQ +, ~
tice Lamb, General j. b. Beaubien 10 ~ W.
Kate l.. Pennean, all Of this city. ~
On the 22d we were called upon to mo.
this -
Notice.-All persons are forbid tr,..
nv wife, Kate Louisa, on my account a, Y
has left my bed and board without cor,. "
provocation, and shall pay no debts of
contracting. Dec. "a. j. B. BEAUprv
Miss Kate must be exceedingly bor5 .
please. Gen Beaubien is known to onr &.
citizens for eighty years, and has ever b n.y.
most highly esteemed both as a soldier y,
civilian. He represented the town of 7 !.
den in our last Board Of Supervisors n /!
credit to himself and honor to his coo.t !.
ents, and he holds high command in tbe".
izen soldiery of our State. What more cof
woman visa for in husband than booo.
fame, wealth, age and respectabilltyg r,
our part we hope that if Mss Kate lives,
be wooed aud won by a man as much yor',.
than she as she is younger than the GeoSl
she will not be deserted so early in he A
lightful period of the honeymoon, as Our IA,
old friend the General so cruelty fnds hm,J
at the present moment Chicago Deus,,'
lee. %.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
RussELL's DleeINes. Feb. 5. 1855


Messrs. EDuoRs:- Thinking it might be
interesting to some of your readers to know
some facts about these Diggings, have
lighted up the old lamp, taken seat on the
bottom Of an old camp kettle, (for chairs are
scarce with me at present, and will let you
know what [ have seen and heard in the last
month or so.
These Dlggings are located about three
miles north of Volcano, on the South Branch
Of Dry Creek. They were discovered in the
Spring of 80, by Mr. Russell, from whom
they take their name The gulches have
been worked every winter since that time and
many an hOmbres heart has been made to re-
joice at the fortune that he has gathered
here. These diggings have never been tho
roughly worked for the want of water; but
we think in short time to be well supplied
from the Volcano Ditch. / will give you O
small account of what is doing here with
about one-fourth enough water Stevens &
Co. have found very good prospects-they
intend to commence work to-day. Shear &
Co. are making from four to six dollars per
day to the hand; but with sufficency of
water they will be enabled to double that
amount. All who are working in the gulch-
es are doing well, and / have never heard a
working man complain only for the want of
water.
North Of this gulch, is Russell Hill, which
is immensely rich. There is at present some
twelve or fifteen tunnels fairly opened and
the owners only waiting for water to wash
their dirt which they have labored so hard
TO get out in the last three months Mr..
Robinson washed few pans of dirt taken
from one of his tunnels, which yielded from
one to forty dollars to the pan. He washed
three pans of average dirt and had $40 so.
Fowler & Co. have just got into their pay
dirt after six months hard work, they think
they have the deadcOOd on ten thousand dol
lars!
At Gillett tunnel may be seen large pile
of dirt which will pay from Fifty cents to one
dollar to the pam. Stevens, Robinson, and
in fact all the tunnel companies, have large
quantities Of pay dirt out, and are only wait
ing for water to take out their piles. Pv'
only told you part of what is in sight, an'
there is plenty of hills here that look just q
good as those that are paying.
Collins & Clements have been prospectin
here and found some diggings which will pa
an ounce to the hand. Their claims are o
the head of Clap-board gulch. Speaking G
clap-boards there is any quantity to be ha
at the gulch, by calling on
RODNEY SWIvELSHINGLE.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

THEATRICAL We have the pleasure of
announcing to our citizens that Mr.. John S.
Potter, with his theatrical troupe, will open
Mahoney Hall on Monday evening next. The
reputation of this company is SO well known
throughout the State that it requires no
recommendation from us; simple announc-
ment that they will appear is sufficient. The
pieces selected for the opening night are the
"Hunchback," with Estelle Potter as Julia,
and the white Family"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
American Relations with England.

Our relations with England at this time are
far more belligerant in character than has
heretofore been supposed. The Presidents
Message throws odt deal of light upon the
subject. Although it has been pronounced a
pacific document, and Notwithstanding it is
therein announced that the Rennhlic 's
TRANQUILITY advancing in career OF pros
perity and peace" still it embodies all the
elements of we-consdered war-message.
For instance, on the Central American ques-
ton, it would not have been prudent for the
President to have said more than the follow
ing, which we copy from the Message:
"The United States cannot admit either the
Inference or the premises We steadily deny
that. at the date of the treaty, Great Britain
had anv possessions there, ether than the
limited and peculiar establishment at the
Balize, and maintain that, if she ever had
anv, they were surrendered by the Conven-
tion
There is reason to apprehend that with
Great Britain in the actual occupation OF the
DISPUTED territories, and the treaty therefore
practically null, so far as regards our rights,
this international difficulty cannot long remain
undetermined, without involving in serious
danger the friendly relations which it is the
interest as well as the duty of both countries
to cherish and preserve. 1t will afford me
sincere qualification if future efforts shall re-
suit in the success, anticipated heretofore with
more confidence than the spect OF the
re fp m
Again. Mr.. Secretary Marcy has sent to
England peremptory demand for the recall
of Mr.. Champion, British Minister, who is
so intimately connected with the enlistment
difficulty. OF course he must be recalled at
once by Her Most Gracious Majesty" or
else receive his walking-papers from the Pres
ident of the United States.
Then there is the question of the Danish
Sound Dues-that is not yet settled, and
England may be disposed to put her hand in
that dish.
Lastly, there is a boundary question, (the
line between Washington Territory and the
British Possessons) to be adjusted.
Now, taking all these things into consider
alton, together with the menace offered by
England in increasing her fleet in the West
Indies, there appears in the horizon right
smart speck of war cloud The sum and
substance of the whole matter is about this:
England must recede from at least two impor-
tant positions she has taken, or else conclude
to measure the strength of her arms with
those of the United States. War will
scarcely occur; England will scarcely venture
upon it. But she must fight, or back down;
the people of the United States are only
anxious for war-the very mention of it
starts their hot blood with enthusiasm; more
over it is generally conceded doctrine that
a war would, for the time at least, put stop ,
TO all sectional strife
The tone of the entire American press
appears to be, "Jobny Bull, pitch in if you
feel Ike it," We certainly have no objec-
tions to raise. Whenever our friends across ,
the water feel anxious, they will be afforded
an opportunity to pit their Lion against our ;
Eagle. ,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
The County Seat.


We are pleased to observe that the editor
Of the Sentimd, like Capt. SCOTS coon, comes
down. We would respectfully call the at
tenton of members of the Legislature to the
following paragraph from the last issue of
that paper:
"Let the matter COME FREELY BEFORE THE
PEOPLE, and then we can ascertain their ao'H
and pleasure, and gorern ourselves accordingly.
LET THE PEOPLE SAY BY VOTE whether the
County seat shall go to Volcano or remain
where it is An election is the only means by
which we can obtain a fair expression Of pub
lie opinion. If by vote, the people say Vol
cano, Jackson, lone City, Sutter, Drytown.
or any other town shall be the County-seat,
zoe shall boac pteasuraJiy to their decree and
support their decision"
The small capitals and italics are our own
This extract contains all we have contended
for Volcano has asked the Senate and As
sembly, in their own wisdom, to submit the
question of removal to vote of the sovereign
people; and now Jackson untes in the petition.
Can members of the Legislature hesitate
longer? Will they attempt to DENY the a6-
solute right of the people of Amador County
to settle this local question for themselves?
Will they contend that they know better
wnelo ti4c ovunty seat of A madnr nhould be
than the people Of tie County themselves?-
We certainly think that the petitioners for
an act submitting the question to vote of
the people have made out clear case; they
have even brought what has been supposed
to be the adverse interest to unite with them
in the prayer; and there can be no longer any
doubt as to the action that members of the
Legislature will feel themselves in duty-bound
to take.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

Bf0-Several local items, and among them,
the notice of the newly discovered quartz on
South Branch have been crowded out to make
room for the account of the explosion of the
steamer Belle.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

EXTRACTING GoLD.-Messieurs j. B. Che
Waller and W. Dusuzeau, who appear to be
well informed French mineralogists, are in
this neighborhood, BY new process, they
have discovered that gold exists in every dis
crption and quality of formation in the re-
gion of Volcano. They have extracted gold
from small stones and pebbles picked up in
the streets. The quartz veins in this vicinity
they pronounce exceedingly rich; and by
their improved and scientific process, much
greater quantity of gold may be saved in thu
working than by the machinery at present il
USE SO they contend, at least. Our rea
ders will probably hear further from thes
gentlemen in the course Of short time.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

BsI- A man discovered America, but a
woman equipped the voyage" SO every
where--a man executes the performances, but
woman trains the man. Every efiectual per-
son, leaving his mark on the world is but an
other Columbus, for whose furnishing some
Isabella in the form of his mother, LAYS down
her jewelry, her yanities, her comfort.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
Notice.

V7HE undersigned having purchased an inter.
i IN the Goodwin d Co. Tunnel, would n0l
the public that he has appoiuted j. A. Bowdoah b
agent, to transacted aay Dusin ss connect WITH sA
Tunnel, in his aosence. Ii. w. LARKlN,
(feb9-l6.tf Sacramento. Jan. 10th lsj6
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

DEBr.-"The county is all eady $50, 900 in
debt t"-Jackson Sentinel.
The Sentinel persists in its efforts to create
the impression that the county of Amador is
greatly in debt, thereby warning persons from
other parts of the State, (who might other
wise remove hither and assist in developing
the vast resources of the county, to stay a
way, for fear of one rous taxation We are
informed by highly respectable gentleman,
whose opportunities of knowing the financial
condition of the county are much better than
those possessed by the editor of the Sentinel,
that the county of Amador is not indebted in
any such sum as $50, 900.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

tain Houston by the Coroner Yesterday after
noon. The engineer of the Belle was not
present at the inquest but is now in the city.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
Ranch for sale.

TNHE place known as Ranch Hall, situated tH
l. ana half m les IRON Volcano, and oae OH
from Aqueduct City. For particulars apply oa h
prmlses to b. e. WELLSlAA
fgb9-l6.lm.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
For Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL town lot containing half an oct
n for sale cheap Elqu.re AT tAi4oIice.
Volcano, Feb. 9Th. dh
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

Sse-Col. Bickaellis ditch, which is iutenid 4
supply portion Of the miners al Ashland, is p,
completed. We learn that it is his intento,n
furnish miners with water at very reasonable rt.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
Democra tic County Convention.

A Democratic County Convention will convm
at Jackson, on Saturday February 10th, lsjj 4
10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of choosing DEE
gates to attend the Democratic State Conyea,a
to be held at Sacramento on the 9th of March nsl
The precincts are entitled TO the following HunJi
of Delegates, taking the democratic vote for Co.,
crnor at the last general election, as the basis
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

Eo Mr. James Hanford exhibited to us yester-
uay' specimen Of pure gold which weighed one
hundred and three dollars 1t came from the head
OF raSinc just north of town.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

CHINA GuLcH.--1he miners in this ravine ~
doing very pretty business at this time Ihg
are all making handsome wages.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

Es-The communication signed V, from A.hl,,
has been crowded out this week.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
LOOK OUT!

FT'HOSE INDEBTED TO W. T. A. GIBSON
l. will SAVE COSTS by settling I.H.HEDLi TELF
with the Undersigned TEBDS g. JOHNSON,
Feb. y, So II Att'ys
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

5ss- We call the attention of our reader, 10 a,
communication in another coluun, from Ashlag5
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

PERsoNAL---Henry Shpley, Esq., late editor d
the Nevada Democrat, called on us last Monisy.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09

The third quarterly meeting of the NJ. E. chura
for the present year, will commence this evul,
Feb 9TH at candle-light. Preaching by Reyy
Z. Heath, Presiding Elder.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
A Gard.

The Jackson Sentinel will please accept "
sincere thanks in consideration Of the psry "a.
erous manner in which he complimentCd d.
"Jewellor & Painter of Jackson;" begging bts
form it at the same time that the entire scenery I
purely original CHA'S BURGESS
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-02-09
The Volcano Brass and String 5and

4AC NO4OtlIIO DAd Ado5 tIIilf DlIIIIb 41FFI'@
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to the ci.izeH .
I this place, and all others requiring tlthn 7.
vices, that they are prepared to furnish MltN
Balls Exhibitions Celebrations, &c. The banl
composed OF seven performers. All applea''
must be made TO
FRANK. 4. MADEIRA
febs liN