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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-15
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
IsnAlI COX -seAalrr frsra- JESSIE.

SMALL FOX -scARIET FEvER-xEAsJTs.
Radwdy's Ready Relief is 'nofoniy eurefor
these infections mslodies, bn, viii prevoRt those
who use the Ready Relief and Regulators against
the infection.
We have known the r. r. Relief rid tho
whole neighborhood Of the infection of Small
Pox and Scarlet Fever. We have likewise know
shipmasters who have saved the lives OF theft
crews aud passengers, and entirely dr. ven of
the small Pox and Ship Fever from their yes
sells. Ivy sprnkling the Ready Relief throngh
their infected ships. 1t is astonishing what hap
ply effects the Ready Relief will have If freely
sprinkled in places where the infections an
contagious poisons prevail. ~ -
We will guarantee that If those who are now
suffering with fever and sgue or its effects, VIII
place their systems under the influence ofRad-
ways Ready Relief and r. guliiors, 10 cure them
OF this distressing malady. and TO free them
from the fever Of ague that is now lingering i'm
their systems and 10 iender ,keir bodies ngue
proc. against renewed attacks. 80
Those nowsuffering from engagements ofihe
Spleen, Engagements Of the Liver, and other
organic engagements. are promised speedy de-
llSerancefrom iheirmiseries by the r. r. Relief
and Regulators,
! We now directt the attention Of the public TO
our second great discovery for the cure Of
chronic disease. 81 - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
DOCTORS WEST l. FULLER,
Eclectic Physici0us.

HAVING associated themselves together
i Il for the purpose Of practi iig their pro-
LESSONS, would respectfully offer their seivic-
es 10 all who may feel disposed 10 favor them
with call. Doctor West having had a long
exptnence in treating The diseases of,this
climate fees confident in tie success his
treatmeni--and we design being Away, on
hand 10 attend all calls 10y night or day--in
every branch o the medical profession. 70.
TOR Fuller having been IN regular practice in
Goshen and Elkhart for six years, and having
received regular medical education in The
West, feels confident OF The successful feet
OF his treatment in all the diseases OF this
country, and will attend all cases requiring
surgical treatment.
Office on the east side of Michigan street,
three 'loors south OF Edwards Hotel. Piym-
outh, Ind.
Nov 20, 1855. 3.tc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

MAKING roo FREE WITH THE FAMILY
We will try Anna Davis how, exclaimed
the Prosecuting Attorney. yesterday
morning. during short lull in the pro
ceedings, and at the word. there bounced
forward merry, black eyed dame. with
ooe Of the best natured smiles imsgin-
able msn,ling her good looking counte-
nance.
Call Martha Fouch. once moro sx-
clsimed the Attorney, and forthwith .
.dsmsel made aer appearance. who tes,i-
f;ed. that on Sunday last. as she was pre-
ysring 60 20 to funeral. Anna struck
her with her fist. called her names. and
Kicked her out Of the house.
Hold exclaimed Mrs. Davis. raising
che foss finger of her dexter hand. Now
sell tbs truth. Martha, hav'nt ! given
ron the second home you ever hadY
Yes replied Martha bat that don't
fustify you in beating and kicking me.
And Why did strike YOU Msrtha'
tell Judge Pruden that, said Mrs. Davis.
ssesrding the witness with an earnest
and mysterious gaze.
Martha simpered. blushed and con-
r.. -
ssnP'ssing remsfSso'y nes' 100. :n0
sncis Win "nicn sne nso oeen uess"s'ns
shs figure eight upon 'ne s''na' Aep'
silent.
why don't you answer me. Msr'na'
enouired the other, but still Martha re-
usinea mum, until Justice itself became
eusiousy and its representative demanded
m esPlsnss'on IS 20 inc Cause Of tue
blow: u,:u,.:.s
Mr.. Davis. the fact - shs came near
raining Eight in the i.m''y;
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

An IRssH WAoEa.-"Nste hand ye are.
thin, my darlinti" said one Irish brick
layer 10 another? 'you mount the ladder
Wild your bod full o. stones. and scatter
Thin on the heads iv Us as ye 60. Och!
blatheration. blood an GUNS! Id carry
yerself up. from the fats to the roof and
down agin. wijout your bein' spil:."
"You don't do i, sir!" returned the Eel.
low lsborer. I'D lay thrifls you
couldn't"
"Fors pint o. whiskey. I would. though
lis il the likes o. you might not lilsl
Dye take my bet. honey7
Faith. I'll bet my hide against yeI
pint. and that's fair trade. that you
can't"
"In wild your dirty harkiss. and well
thry IT."
Fearful as tae experiment may seem. II
was successful. When two-thirds up the
LADDER. paddy roared OUT
MCCARTHY, ye divil ye, sit aisy, OF III
spill ye."
s.Sure, an isn't II that I'D be sfther hs.
wing ye do? returned Mac.
When safe landed, he exclaimed
IL didn't think il was in the likes o.
ye. As IL happens. you've won-I'm
bate; but juss as ye was comm BY the
third story. was In hopes"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
No. II.-R. R. REsoLyENr

HUMoHs-CHRoSIc DISEASES -.
Diseases that have been lingering in The
system for length OF time, tainting the blood
with impurities and covering the body viii,
sores and ulcers; diseases Inherited by her
editary descent, 81 contracted by inoculation.
or transmiyt'd by other diseases; over all of
which sad diseases and disorders in this sec
ond class, s
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENr
Possesses the most posiire curative powers.
This all powerful remedy las performed
m racles in The way CT cnres. 1t has made
many persons sound and whole, whose fle h
was one mass OF corruption. and who were
so dishgure by disease as TO render them OBJ
jects repulsive 10 the sight.
nrMoEs--BAD BLOOD
Chronic diseases, scrofulous and syphiltic
c'mpiain's, consumption, and other affections
OF the lungs and throat, lnjurations and or
ganic enlargemen.s, chronic rheuma ism, CLAN
duiar swelling, hacking dry. cougb, >, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding ofihe lungs, dyspeo-
STA, water brash, tic doleroux, white swelling
tnmors, Ulcers. h p diseases, female complaints
tout, tickets, bronchitis, liver complaint, 4
AND ALL ERuPTrvE DISEASES.
The moment a dose Of the Resolvent is TAX
en- into the system infected with dis ase, the
patient experiences the m 81 delightful sensa
lions. iot new life is coursing through every
vein ard tissues Of the body-enrichine and
purifying the bl cd and sting on. all NOR
bid, corrupt an loathsome humors. 49,
The Rem waiting Res Invent is a POSITIVE cure
Tor al chronic comp aims Il has made whole
and solnd patients who ha suf re | The m st
ierribl; TO tur disease coul inf CT upon the
system Let osr wir ta7e tri,d other treat
mentS an ar sii ! Crt--cd, give the R.soi
vent triil--it W Here you. Price one d.
p-rbottle' 4 RADWAY& CO,
l6l Full n Street, New Yrk.
Sold hy Druggists, NJ rclr.nis, and store
epers everywhere.
ID C. 20. 1855. 1OxI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
9fr6ps and 1Fallties.


LFQrib ELoaurxcr. Paul Denton. a
Methodist preacher in Texas. advertised
. barbecue. with better liquor han was
usually furnished. When the people
we're assembled, . desperate in the crowd
sing out:
.psul Denton. your reverence has lied!
You promised rs. not cnly good bar
becus. but better liquor. Where is the
liquor. e
'TheseF answered the missionary. in
tones Of thundef. and Says Yankee con.
temporary pointing his moiionless fin.
ger al the maschless double spring gush-
ING up in two strong columns. with a
sound like shout of j,y from the bo-
SON Of earth. ..Therer he repeated. with
q look terrible a. the lishining-while
hts enemy actually trembled on his feet
there is the liquor which God. the Eter-
nal. bFsws for oil his children! Not in
the simmering still, over smoky fires,
choked with poisonous gases, aud sur
rounded with The stencil of sickening
odovs end ssnk corrup.ions. doth your
Father in heaven prepare the precious
sssence OF life-the pure cold wster-but
ia the green glade and grassy dell. where
the red deer wsnders snd the child loves
10 play; there God brews il; and down.
Low doAn in the deepest valleys. where
ths fountain murmurs and the rili sings;
End high upon the tall mountain tops.
where the naked greniie glitssrs like gold
ia the sun. where the storm. cloud broods
and The thunder-stosms crssh-and away,
far cut on the wide, wild sea, where the
hurricane howls music. and the waves roar
The chorus. sweeping the march Of God
There he brews il. thadbeversge Of life.
health. giving water! And every where
q ss thing Of beauty. cleaning in the
dew drop, singing in the summer rain;
shining in The ice gem. sill the trees ell
seem turned TO living jewels; spreading
golden vail over the setting sun, or Q
gsuzs around she midnighs moon; sport
ing in the cataract: sleeping in the gla.
zier; dancing in the hail shower; folding
iis bright snow curtains softly about the
winssy world: and weaving the many
colersd iris. that seraph's zone Of the sky
--whose warp is the rain -drop Of earth.
whose wool 10 the sunbeam Of heaven:
ell chechsssd over with the celestial
icwers; By the mystic hand Of refraction.
Still always it 10 besutiful-that blessed
life.wstes. No poison bubbles on its
brink; its foam brings no madness or
murder; no blood stains its liquid glass:
pale widows and starving orphsns find
no tears in its depths; no drunksrd's
shrisking ghost from the grave curses it
in words Of eternal despair. Speak out
my friends. would you exchange il for
the demons drink-slcoholf"
Ashoutlik the roar Of tempest an
swssed mo" $50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

Too Coon TO BE Losr.--An old nj
ser in New England owning q farm,
found 1t impossible to do his work with.
out assistance. and accordingly offered
sny man food for performing the requisite
labor. "A half starved psuper hearing OF
the terms. accepted them. Before going
into the FIELDS in the morning, the far
mer invited his help TO breakfast; after
finishing the morning meal. the cid skin
flint thought il would be saving time il
they should place the dinner upon the
breakfast. This was readily agreed to
BY the unsstisfied stronger, and the din
ner was soon dispatched.
Suppose. now SAID the frugal farmer.
I'VE take supper; it viii save time and
trouble. you know 4
Just as you like it, said the eager eat.
er, and at IL they went.
Nov we will 60 to work. said the
satisfied and delighted employer.
Thank you. said the delighted labor
er. i never work after supper
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

"ls man xou.d see gray hairs up
on his head before his time; beggary aud
ruin the sole legacy left to wife and
children, now rolling in every luxury.
bsoush, up to il all; II he wants to see de-
frsuded and INDECENT creditors. On old age
Of peaury end dependence. a family driv.
en- By debt and false idess into every deg.
radiation and crime. then Lee him spread
ell sail which he can borrow, give credit
10 every reckless customer. boas, Of his
Gales, live in brown stone house, sur
sounding himself with rose wood furni-
turs and costly imported luxuries OF
every kind; lei him bring up his children
10 be waited upon BY HOOPS ofsergsnis-
she end will come soonss. than he expects,
he will be caught in sumo nip Of The ice
and sunb like 9 lump Of lead into the
mighty waters.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

ApvicE GRAris.--Be content as long as
your mouth is full and body covered;
remember the poor; kiss the pretty girls;
don't rob your neighbor's hen rooss; never
pick an editors pocket nor entertain On
idea that he is going to treat; kick dull
care 10 the duce; black your own boots;
sew on your own buttons. and be sure
TO take q paper and pay for it. Good prac-
tical advice.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

A woman lately obtained divorce
from bef husband because he hid bald
head. which be concealed By . wig du-
ring the period OF urging his censum-
nation of the bsrgain.-Thers was no
harm inhavine the wig on. but there was
in concesIius the fact that il was q wig.
and hence the divorce ives properly ap.
piled for and justly granted. II may be
said that she wigsIed out OF we,iIock on
q bald assumption.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
No. 4.

Diseases and complaints eDused by exposure
andatmospheric Changes. orer sohieh Rndpay's
Ready Relief and Radscay Regulators poss-
es.s the mott remarkable curative popers. and
phich piH readily yield to the r. X. Remedies.
COLDS AND FEvERs-
When the system is first seized with h sudden
cold, or fever sets in. A dose Of from three
--tlIs il all the medicine at this stage OF the
disease that ID required, in few hours the sys-
lem will be restored to sound health. BIT IL
the Geld and fever is neglected, and coughs.
headaches colds, chills. pains and aches in the
limbs, joints. muscles bones. side and back.
sore throat. hoarseness, difficult breathing fol-
lows the coid and fever-then Railways Ready
Relief should be applied externally, and good
dose of the Regulators taken. As soon as the
Relief is applied reaction will take place, and
in few hours the p rtient viii be free from all
pain or annoyance.
II these signs Of the presence Of disease in
ihe system are unnosiced, and violent fevers
break ont. in the form of Bilious, Typhoid,
Scarlet, Ship Fever and other malignant fevers
such as Pneumonia, Lung fever and Brain fe-
yer, a more rigid treatment becomes necessary.
The Regulators s.ould be given every four
hours, in large doses of from four TO six. until
tree and copious discharges from the bowels
are obaiined. The reliefapplisd will produce
q salutary effect upon the skin, and. taken in
witer will abste the fever.
lf infamations or COMPOSITIONS take place,
Railways Regulators and Ready Relief should
be taken in large doses. cure will quickly
follow their use. In cases Of Biliousness OF
malignant Bilious Fever, or Bilious Pneumonia
Railways Regulators, given in full doses, md
the whole surface Of the body bafhed with
Rsdvay's Ready Relief, win effectually and
speedily cure the patient.
.I. sft, ~ RHEUnATIsE,
Attacking the joints and limbs. inflitting its
terrible pangs Of painwith merciless rapidity-
changing about fromjoint to joint and from limb
to limb. tLnmbago, Neuralgia or Gopt Athlete
you, Roadway Ready Relief applied applied to
the parts where III pan alielt, viii quickly
way's Flesulatyrs win expel froyn the intestinel
alIirritsiirg and corrupt hurnort.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

SixeuLAR PaEnIuns.-Among the pre-
miums offered by the Coles County Fair.
held at Chsrlestown. ILL.,. last week, were
the following: To the ugliest man in
this OF adjoisiDg State, TO be adjudged By
committee Of ladies'. Sl0 mirror; to
The sslIest msn. e5 walking stick; to the
shortest man. IS pair high.heeled boots;
to the smallest animal ofsny kind q Is
age. one volume Prairie Farmer; to the
best original conundsum, one volume
New Orlesns Pieoprne. 10 the bcst ori
einsl toast, on volume National lstslli-
cancer; to . word or sentence. with
best comic definition, one Com. Black
stoBe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
III IL IL ID W. ell X IL
- NaddleT-y. Cufflery. &c.

~ the Eastern Manufacturers and old
~ England. We have now on hand
Larger StOck than can be found
elsewhere in the west. We have added many
new articles. as we'll as increased those here
pore kept. which Will be sold at Cincinnati
prices, with the addition efireight. Among the
articles OF which we have full assortment.
Table and Pocket Csaiery--The best assert
ment ever offered in the west.
Building Maieriais--Such as Locks, iatches,
butts, hinges, screws. glass &c.
CarDeafer's and Co0per's T0ofs--A full as
sortment ofchisels, hand and Tenant Saws,
planes, drawing knives &c.
Cabinet Mixers Goods--Mahogsny and wal
nut veneers ard knobs, till. chest, cup board
looks, table hinges, bed castors. glue, &c.
BlaeksmifHs Tools--Such as snvils, vices,
screw plates. bellows, hammers, rasps, files;
Shoenberger's Iron. steel. pillow moulds, &c.
Gunsmifh Maferials--Locks,tr Triggers, tubes
gun mountry and barrels, pistols, game bags,
caps, TASKS. DC. 81 ssss szsesE -
For MilIers--Leatherb betting, packing, rope
boiling cloths, mill cross. cut sud circular
saws, files &c. fft4E Ffff
For Farmers--All ktuds OF farming utensils
plows, corn shelters, hay cutters, cast steel
and steel back scytbes, cradles, forks rakes,
spades, shovels, hoes. &c.
Carriage Trimmin gs-Epamelt9 and plain oil
cloths, laces, tringes, linirgs, hub bands, bel
lows, spokes, shafts, axles, sInirgs, &C..
Saddlery Hardaoare. i Harness Mounting
large assortment saddle trees, buckles,
stirrups, names, enamel lied and patent leather,
morocco, sheep aud calf skins, &c. &C. We
design Keeping every article in that line.
Also Sboenberger iron. nails, and D ,lmont
nails. log, trace, halter and fifth chains, lead
pipes pumps, axes, curry-ccmbs, patent aud
common strap hinges, grind stones and irons,
window sash, sc, &C., tor sale, at wholesale
retail, AT the sign Of the Big Paddock, No. %
West, and IS East, Washington street.
N b.. Having made arrangene',ts for the
sale Of Hass & MitchelPs DaysoIl made Horse
Collars in this State; we Will sell alta small adj
vance above Dayton PRICES.
Indianapolis. Jan. 81, 1856 49, ].
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

We here direct the attention Of the pnblic TO
our newly discovered RENE iy-RADWAY'S
REGULATORS; they possess the great curative
proper les OF apurgative, cathsrtic. sperient,
sudorific, auti-dyspept ic, corrector AMI Regl-
lator Of fine system. They are in fact the only
perfect purgative and cathartic that has ever
been discovered or given To the world.
Railways Regulators will answer better
purpose ibln CalJmel or Mercury, without en-
failing on the system the terrible injuries Of
these bsnefui drugs.
They are in the form of pills. elegantly Coat
ed with gum, perfectly tastelsss, aud can be
taken without sickening or nanseating the pa
tient. They are TO be used in all cases when
The systemis out of order, under The influ
euce of disease. Ole oriwo buses OF Radw.,y
Regulators has frequently checked the progress
OF the most terrible diseases, anil restored the
system to health and regularity.
They establish now aud approved princi-
Piles in medicine. aud secure the gr.at and i'm
portrait power of regulating Ia n healthy. nati-
raj and harmonious action. each aud every or
gan in the bovy. Tnis great controlling power
has never formed any part of Therapeutics OF
the popular Caiharic, Vegetable or Indian Par.
gative Pills, that have ever been in use,
r ,dwiy's Regulators rid the system from
disease and restore the human body TO health.
on an entirely different principle TO the weak
ehihg. sickenihS anu SrtpihS fntuiou oi tire
mmon cafhartic aud purgati,e pills
Oae or two of r always Regulators will re-
move the canse that occasihns pain or sick
ness, or an irrcgz lar or annatcral ac;ionor con-
dition Of the organs of The body. qIick,r. more
cff=ctual, aid wifi less trouble To the paticn'
than sis " Ten Of Tie common ca:hariic o. pur-
g,tive pills. The moment R,dway's Rcgula-
tors are taken into the system afflicted with dis
ease. their equalizing efficacy begins: they
search ont the elements of disease wherever j,
NAV be seated; they act upon the whole surface
Of The iuiestiges and bowels, attracting The foul
and morbid humors from the blood, glands. Sc
cret;ng vessels, and ex,eliing these seeds OF
disease from the 10 ly. restoring a healthy and
regular action to the Liver, B wels. Pancreas,
Heart. Kidney, Bladder, Skin and al other
vi -ccra.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

A MONKEYS MEMoRY.-Authors gene
rally think The monkey race are not ca
pable Of retaining lasting impressions,
bur their memory is remarkably tenacious
when striking events call il into action.
A monkey which was permitted to run
free. had frequently seen the man servant
in the great country kitchen with its
huge ere place. take down powder
horn that stood in the chimney place.
and throw few grains into the fire, to
make Jemima and the rest Of the maids
jump and scream, which they always did
on such occasions very prettily.
Pug watched his opportunity. and
when ell was still. and he had the kitch
en- TO himself. he clambered up, got pos
session of the we'll. filled powder horn.
perched himself very grimly on one OF the
horizontal wheels placed for the support
of sauce pans. right over the warm ashes
Of an almost extinct wood fire. screwed
of the top Of the horn, and reversed i.
over the CRATE. The explosion sent him
half way up the chimney. Before he was
blown up he was a snug. trim. well.con-
dilioned monkey ss you would wish 10
see on a summer day-hs came down q
csrbonsted 'nigger" in miniature. in an
avalanche OF burning SCOT.
The weight With which he pitched up.
on the no, ashes. in the midst of the gen
ersl flare up. aroused him to . sense Of
his condition. He was missed for days.
Hunger at last drove him forth; lac sneak
ed into the house close singed. besrimod
and looking scared and ugly. He recov
cred with care. and like some great per.
sonsges, he never got over the sudden ell
ovation and fall. but became q sadder, il
not wiser monkey. If ever Pug fosgo
himself and was troublesome. you had on
~ to take down q powder horn in hi'
presence. and he was of to his hole like
shot. screaming and chaitering his j,w'
like q pair of castsusss.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20
THE BOWELS.

All of the common pills OF the day. called
Vegetable, Indian, Caihar'ic. &c. claim that
they cure disease by Purging from the bowels.
This is as Ear ms they go-ihey act np,n the
bowels by irritating the mucous membrane,
aud thus obtain an evacuation in the same man.
ncr as the bowels are moved by eating some
thing that disagrees with the system. This is
truly an unnatural neihed of restoring The sys-
tenn to health, by swallowing pills that irritates
and disagrces with it, Those who have taken
these common pills are well aware ofthe weak
and debili:ated coudiiion their systems are left
in. After the securing operation Of these dras-
tic pargatives is over. the bowels are sore aud
feeble. and pgain become costiye and bound
up. Honce arises dyspepsia and host of 9TH
or diseases. Railways Regulators never leave
the bowels in a costive condition, or occasion
pain or WEAKNESS in their operation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

settled. and after regarding the Assem- bied
crowd with mesry glance, courtssyed 10
the Judge end trippsd out Of Court
Gin Ccmneyeial.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-11-20

A couple named Jerry Better and Lou
lisa Well. we're married at the cathedral. in
Cincinnati. on Saturday. Louisa was
TtH before, but she is now Better.