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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

rl-, consisting ct Masonic, odd Follows Claw
tat hnastNery variety ct Pins thatmay heraled Those
ia wan Il Pins ar Bnt"ns would do will to call and examine
ny stoeA before purchasing. Jos. S. THURMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

friends have been waiting, have arrived
"e 10 Thorn that scl really nice aud
raho We have reeeiN I'd also very article the way
ri s. cel Speeaos also. something and pretty the
way ot 'Iueu Bracelets all ot which should be pleased
10 show friends and customers VIII They raf
Sll.N EkIllORN y CLIFF,
M-.N / H. LI.--rtl :.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

NEW tONStNS-" y. Anderson has
j v this day associated With him JOHN q ADAMS and
THOMAS . ANDERSON tor the purpose OF rhnsRetug a
GENERAL GKOG EKb COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ISt BUSINESS, under the firm aud stylo Of AkBEESpN,
ADAMS a co, at the old stand II W =. Anderson. dos-
merlA Is Rsuwiet)
They Railways keep hand well selectodsock of Gro
duane ground and lump Plaster, Livingston HloughH
and tasnRa
Particular attention given 10 the sale of cousiRnments and
advances made on Produce Ia hand
WILLIAM T. ANDERSON
JOHN q ADAMS,
IA II ia THOMAS a. ANDtEBoN.
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IKAND ARRIVAL. Of III. iarg-s, stock

ltKAND ARRIVAL, of tl,e largest stock of
IL Fail aud Winter Staple and Fancy Dry Gd1ds
before and Tor exhibition by the undersigned To which
he of his and the public Ia genrr
liz goods selected with great to iy" quality
prize If want 10 buy call an him NJ he
determined sn very cheap for cash To Country Mtf
chants lac has on word 10 and that H. save yon *
pensos East and ny goods from hun a. f
will sel cheap house In Richmond az Petersburg
NAIIIA NIL. l.llINIIIlMIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

"a Y. uko Nc l0ry u caUuF Iho n'lrnfl0n Of lady
customers to supply of Neck ornaments consisting Of Iull
chains al different patterns with Gold CROSSES attached Also
God bracelets plain bands md ouga, ed bands
very rf aud beautiful together with something
an prt lie way OF IiaN and Glass Bracelets tor miniature
Hhrueszts w haVc also received lot Of lair hrads Tor
bracelet ras. we'll rs The bracelet cia- rSevcs which
"cran lake MP very short Also n.thmg very
desirable the blp0 NclNet Ribbon Pins good
w solicit early call as The above articles very tasteful
and unls, We much mistaken will 20 oil speedily.
-LL 2 4
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-VsRs3INIX a TllN.;5SSs,

is9 e 4 NJ EoAD.NoIlcE To sfllr
IFRS OF PROpI tE-- ,Jn and an,r
the lsi day of October ls5 B'een and N,nsan uat be
received for transportation. transported upon road nm
less packed in Casks Io- sheais Crates BaN,s
by order OF the hoard /. II GILL
lEs1n g., So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

A1oss - The lime ,o grt largntm-.-s would
M ST respectfully ra the attention t thr public to
thing IN tho Han beast Inns, llAr Earrings, also
tnA nna tas Earrings and many other things
tauca just received and FOR sale cheap dctermu.
eiio BatEalns am constantly adding Stock goods
oi ovofs description. Cali and EXAMINE yourselves
E. Jos. =. TIT KMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

Dir Nm. OtwaN o,,ru,
Ir +. II Gttmrr Mfdtcdt LHamHTS.
made "a ileeihre tae Com any on each d.y ],,,
aouiSef> and O'Clock T.. VI - '' '" 'ii'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

HUNTINGTON, sept. ~, 1871.
Wm. NoEToN SAYS: "Send me another sup
ply of Bitters Immediately. They sell rapid
ly, and give the most unbounded satisfaction in
every case. do ut know of but one Instance
in which have sold one bottle that The per-
son did not return for more, and in that case,
the one bottle cared the person."
GosnES. April Is 1853.
DR.. G.. p. JACOBS says 'I have used sevei-
al bottles Of yCul German bitterS, myself and
in my family, and find it the quickest and
most effectual remedy for nervous diseases OF
anything had ever used in my practice oil
family. Myself and several members OF my
family are troubled with heart complaint, and
it is the only medicine We depend upon for
relief, as it never fails: l have prescribed it
with unfaling success in a number Of cases.
DELPHI, April Q, 1858.
JACKSON & BECK say: ave have sold all
your German Bitters, and the sales are dai ly
increasing. Send another supply immediate
ly."
CoRYDoy, Feb. Is, lSJ3.--Dr. Clcmons-
Sir, please send me the other two bottles oil
IIoona nd's German Bitters, prepared by DR..
G.. NJ. Jackson, agreeably 10 our arrangement.
have received more benefit from what have
taken for the Liver and Kidney complaint.
with which have been afflicted for eight years
than from any and all other medicines have
taken, put lhcm all looethe1.
Respectfully, &c. n. S. REYNOLDS.
JACOB G.. TAUGHT, Postmaster. North Salem
| Hendricks county, writes:
al take great pleasure in informing yoJ
| that have used your German BitterS for DyS
pepsia, and have found great benefit from thel
use, and would like you TO send me lot TO
the benefit of my neighbOrs."
They are entirely vegetable, containing M
in furious ingredients or alcoholic StImulantS
always stren gthening and ne'er proStratln
| the system.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by Druggist
and StofekeeperS in every town and village II
| the United States and Canada.
Sold by PERsnINo & TmoMrSoN, Plymouth,
do. DR. HUMPHREYS, Knox, Ind.
May %, 1856. I0yI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
A WISE FAIUER.

Many years ago, wealthy and honored
merchant of this city. in speaking Of his
own career, said: 81 so much doubt the
influence of wealth upon the youthful
mind. that have long since made up my
own never TO leave wealth TO my chill
dren. My ambition for them is that the y
should be happy. They can never be SC
without being useful in their day and
generation. and believe that the wors,
introduction a young man can have to
the path of true happiness. is by the gate
Of wealth. There are TOO many by-roads
leading off from il to pleasure. :he toll
gates Of which open 10 gold; and at the
end of which is nothing but shame anc
misery. shall give you. my dear boy
turning to his son, 1.-THE best education
can afford. shall settle upon you bare
ly enough TO keep you from want or de
pendence. For the rest you must depend
upon virtue. energy. and conscientious
discharge Of duty"
He kept his word. end dying left sew
eral sons behind him. each Of whom j:
row an ornament to his country, and oc
cupies q useful and honorable position
7low much nobler a lesson the life o
such father, and such children tea ches
than his wasted in the accumulation o
q fortune which they receive at his hands
only TO scatter abroad again; father ant
children. dying and living, alike useles
end unhonored.--N. Y. Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
SMALL Pox-scARIFT rryEE-NF.sIrs


Radw,y's Ready Relief is notonly cure for
these infectious maladies, bnt will Prevent those
VIII" use theReady Reiiefand Regulators 9 ainst
the infections.
We have known the r. r. Relief rid the
whole neighborhood Of the infection of Small
Pox and Scarlet Fever. We have likewise know
Shipmasters who have saved the lives of their
crews and passengers, and entirely Dir ven Oh
the small Pox and Ship Fever from their YES
sells. by sprinkling the Ready Relief through
their infected ships. 1t is astonishing what hap
Ply effects the Ready Relief VIII have if freel,
sprinkled in places where the injections an'
conta gious poisons prevail.
We will iarantee that it those who are now
suffering with fever and aguc or lis effects, will
place their systems under the influence Of Rad
ways Ready r lei and r ~gulators. to cure them
of this distressing malady, and to free them
from the fever Of ague that is now lingering in
their systems and 10 render ,keir bodies ague
proc against renewed attacks.
Those now suffering from arrangements oftl,,
Spleen, Engagements of tue Liver. and othc,
organic enl lrgements. are promised SPEEDY de
liverance from thcrm;series blythe X. r. Relie
and Regulators.
We now direct the attention Of the public &c
our second great discovery for the cure Of
chronic disease.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

HUMoRS-CHRoSIC DISEASES
Diseases that have been lingering in the
system for length Of time, tainting The blood
with impurities and covering the body with
sores and ulcers: diseases Inherited bv her
editary descent, 3r contracted by incubation.
or TRANSMITTED by other diseases: over all Of
which SAID diseases AMI disorders in This sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT
Possesses the most positive curative powers
TIL all powerful remedy has pcrfU.mel
m racles in The way CT cures. Ii has made
many persons sound and whole, whose ne h
was enc mass Of corruption, and who were
so diSfgure by disease as TO render them OBJ
jectS repulSive 10 the sight.
UUMOES--BAD HOOD
Chronic diseases. scrofulous and syphiiti
complaints, consumption, and other Elections
OF the lungs and throa, lnduIationS and or
ganlc enlargemen's, chronic rheama ism, CLAN
dular swelling, hacking dry cough, cancer
Gus affections, bleeding of the lungs, dySpep-
STA, water brash, tic doler ux, white swelling
tlmorS, ulcers. hip diseases, female complaints
G1ut, rickets, bronchitis, livor complain,
AND ALL ERUPrrvE DISEASES.
The moment 4 dose of the ReSolven' is ia *
en- into the system nfecte with dis ase, the
patient experiences the m s. dt:igh fu, sensa
lions. FOR new life is cOursing ihr ugh ever,
rein ard tissues of the body-enriching and
purifying The bi Cd aud casting out all IN r
bid, corrupt an loathsome huinors
The Rem waiting Resolv, ut is posi- i've cure
for al chronic comp aims. 1t has mad, whole
and sound patients who ha SulFrrel the m Isl
terrible torture disease coul inf ct up,n the
system Let tro,c wfc bare tried other treat
mentS and al sill Gre--ed, give tie r so e.
vent n trill-it where you. Price one do,
r perbottle. RAILWAY & co,
E,,r-
Sold by Druggists, NJ rchants, and store
keepers everywhere.
ID C. 20, 1888, 40y1.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
TIE BOWELS.

All of the common pills of the day, called
Vegetable, Indirn, Ca,har'ic, &c. claim that
they cure disease by Purging from the bowels.
This is rs far rs they go-ihey act upon the
bowels 10y irritating the mucuouS membrane,
aud thus obtain an evacuation in the same man
ner ms The bowels are moved by eating some
thing that disagrccs with the system. This Is
truly an unnatural mchcd of restoring the syS-
TEN tn health, hy swallowing pills that irriatcs
and disagrccs with it, Those who have taken
these common pills are well aware ofthe weak
and dcbiliiacd condition their systems are left
in. Artcrthc securing operation of these dras.
tic purgativcs is over. the bowels are sore and
feeble. and agan Iecomc c0Stlve and bound
M. Honce arises dyspepsia and host of 9th
or diseases. Railways Regulators ncvcrlcave
the bowels in IA cosiivc condition. or occasion
pain or WEAKNESS in their operation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

A WRINKLE ABOUT THE AGE OF HoR-
sEs.--A few days ngo we met gentle
man from Alabama. who gave us a piece
Of information in regard 10 escertaining
the age of horse, after he OF she has
passed the ninth year. which was new to
US, and will be we are sure, 10 most Of
our readers. II is this: after the horse is
nine years old, a wrinkle comes on the
eyelid at the upper corner Of the lower
lid. and every year thereafter he has one
we'll defined wrinkle for each year over
nine. IL for instance, horse has three
wrinkles. he is twelve; if four, he is
thirteen. Add the number of wrinkles
to nine, and you will always get it. Sc
says the gentleman; and he is confiden
IL will never fail. AS good many PEG
PIE have horses over nine, it is easily
tried. II true, the horse dentist mus
give Up his trade Southern Planter
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

PLYMOUTH ANECDOTE.-When has q
man got enough? Never till he gets
little more. A very good story Of old
embargo times and the war of 1912, was
told US the other day. Under the i'm
ru'se Of the removal Of the mbargo, there
was q sudden rise in the value Of prop
erty, and such demand for it that mer-
chandise wns sometimes carried Off from
vessels before the owners arrived at their
place of business; and the parties taking
il came in nfterward to say that they
were at the owners mercy. and must pay
what they choose to ask. 4 brig was
lying at Boston harbor. which had come
up from Plymouth just before the embar-
20 Vas laid. fit for sea. The Plymouth
owner thought that it was good time
TO sell the brig, and sent up his son for
the purpose. telling him to demand eight
thousand dollars for her, and not take
less than six. John went to Boston.
found how things stood. sold the brig in
q moment. and hurried home, elated with
his bargain. As he neared the house, he
saw the old man marching up and down
the piazza. and presently he rushed out to
meet his son and hear the result oe the
sale:
'Hsvs you sold the brig, joint"
"Yes, father"
"For how much, Juhn?"
For ten thousand dollarsi"
Ten thousand dollars.'' cried the old
man. with staring eyes, at hearing price
more than double what the vessel cost.
Ten thousand dollarsl Ill bet you've
SOLD her to some swindler. who don't care
what the price is. and never means 10
pay his notes."
"Notes. did you say. father? Why.
there are no notes in the case. got the
money and put it in the bank. Draw, and
you will get it,
The old gen,leman's excitement was
suddenly coo.ed. and as the ruling pas
sion rose in its place. he said:
81 say, John, couldn', you have got O
lcetle more?'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
Rhodes Fever End Ague Cure

NOR the lrcvci tar and cure f lr''rinir
Tn, and Rem it;-i.f r.,,f>. Fra,r& AaiHr.
Cl'ils ;:a ~ J., D .ii.b -''-. & ii'ri D,ls.l
lily. Might S~raiS. AID al oiL.r !oiHs "t d.
cas-. which have common uriginin Malaiia "a
MiaSna.
This = Il natural anti,i"ir which VIII cl.'ir,
" protcc: any rcsiacai or in,,',I even ID ilir
most >icklv : svamfv l.cai.ii,s fr "a s.i.N
h-,ic az Bilious disease ~ iiai',tr. q NY 'u-
jury from constantly inhal'us Malaria or M
ma.
1t will Instantly ci,ccf the Acu. in p .r,ol
who have suffered for go = itur.h a. iilsc. e az
ono lay 10 twenty y,als. ." ihat iic. lt,l
never - a. - another .hiil. hy continuing ia
use according 10 dlfcciipus. Tar Iaii,ni -
"ac' -.n> I" rcr"srr A,> appetite aid >'Ici .il.
aud continues 'Huiii r..ciCii r. J. iicf,t.
one ar two hot'ics viii arswrr fl or,irnI r
eases; some may Ioou re m,rc. Directions
printed in German. French aud Spanish, &C
corr each bni;l". Price One Dollar -
Lib discounts made 10 The ilaic.
iNNS :. RHODES, Providence. X. I.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

Diseases and coaplainfs cDused Ly exposure
andafm0spheric Changes Orcr nhich Rnd'rGy's
Ready Relief and Rddrcay Regulators poSs-
cs.s the mott remarkable curatire poicerS md
whichwiH readiig yicid 10 The X. IL. Remedies.
COLDS AND FEvERS.
When the system is first seized with h sudden
cold or n fever SETS in. a dose of from three
TO six of ,dwiy's Regulators sh"ild be taken
this is all the medicine nj this stage ol The
disease that is required, in few hours the Sys-
lcm will be restored 10 sound health. 1T II
the Geld and fever is neglected. and coughs.
headaches. colds, chillS. paiAs and aches IN TN"
limbs, joints. muscles. buncs. side and IA X
throat. huafScness, difficult breathing tot
lows the cnld and icvcr-ihcn Railways Ready
Relief should bcappled externally, and good
dose of the Regulators taken. As soon as ihc
Relief is applied "A reaction will take place, and
in few hours the plticnt will he free from all
pain or annoyance.
II these signs If the presence of disease IN
| ihe system are unno;ccd, aud violent levers
break ont. in the form of Bilious, Typ1old'
Scarlet, Ship Fever and other malignant levers
such as Pneumonia. Lung fever and Brain fe-
yer, n more rigid treatment becomes necessary
The Regulators s,ouli bc given every -four
hours, i'm large duscs of from Tour Ia six. unit
Tree aud copious discharges from the bowels
are obaiincd The rclictapplicd will pro luce
"A salutary effect Npon the skin, and, taken Ill
water will abaie the fever.
| III inf lmations ar congcstions take place
Radway's Regulators and Ready Relief should
he taken in large doses. euro VIII quickly
follow their use. In cases oi BiliousncSS oi
malignant Bilious Fever, ~ Bilious Pneumonia
Railways Regulators, given in full doses, aud
the whole surface of the body balhed wi'l
Radway's Ready Relief, will efIectually ant
speedily cure the patient.
| ~ RHEUMATISM,
Attacking the joints and limbs. infl'tting IT.
terrible pangs of painwith merciless rapidiiy,
changing about from Join, to JOINT aud from INN
to limb. Lnmbago, Neuralgia or Gout am ct
you, Rodway's Ready Relief applied applied t.
tho parts where III pain is fell, will quckl,
relieve you from its cxcruciating pnnGS. Rad
way sRcgulatyrs will cxpel from the intestine
allirritating aud corrupt humors
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

We here direct the attention of the public To
our newy discovered RENE ly--RADW IY'S
REGU LATORS; they poses the great curative
properties OF Eurgativc, cathdr;Ic. apcrent
Sudoriiic, anii-dyspeptc. corrcctor an tcgn-
lator of fine system. They are in fact the only
perfect purgativc and caihariic that has ever
been discovered or given la The worll.
RIdway's Regulators will answer better
purpose than Calomrl or Mercury, without en-
failing on the system the terrible injuries of
these banciul drugs.
They are in Tie form of pills. elegantly Coat
ed with gum, perfectly ta>tessS, and cun be
taken without sickrning or nanseating the pa
ticni. They are 90 be uSed in all cases when
the system is out of order, or under the influ
cnce of disease. Ole or two doses oi RadwY'
Regulators has frequently checked the progress
uf the most terrible diseases. AM restored the
system to health and regularity.
They establish new and approved princi-
Piles i'm medicine, and secure the sr AT and inn
poria # power of regulating TO IA healthy. nat'-
raj and harmonious action. each aud every or
gah in the bovy. This great controlling power
las never formed any part of the properties OF
the popular Caharic, Vegetable or In;iian Pur
gitivc Pills, that have ever been i'll use.
Ridwly's Regulac0rs rid the system iron
disease aud restore the human body to health
on entirely different principle to the weak
ening. sickcning and gripping method OF til,
common cathar,ic aad purgaii>c pills
Oac or two of II tdway'S Regulators will re
move the canse that occaSihuS pain or sick
ness, or an irrcg aar unnatcral actionor con
dtion of the organs Of the body, quicker, NOR
cff.ciual, and with less trouble to the paticn
than six or ten of the common caihariic or pur
| gltive pills. The moment u idway'S Rc@uia
tors are taken into the system afflicted with dis
ease, their cq'mlizing efficacy Lcgirs: the
| search ,ut tho elements of liSras,, wherever
may be seated; they act upon the whole snriac
| of the intes!incs and bowels, attracting the lot
and morbid humors from the blood, glands. :,
creting vessels, and eXgelling these seeds {
disease from the bol y. restoring "a healthy an
regular action to the Liver. y iwels. Pancrca'
Heart, Kidney, Bladder, Skin and all othe
vi ccra.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

The St. Louis Democrat says that corn
on the rivers. is selling at twenty five
cents a bushel. and in the interior il is
bought at fifteen cents in the field. by
hog drivers. who are buying up all the
hogs, intending TO feed them for the ST..
Louis and Cincinnati markets. The crop
Of corn is a fair average one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS.

Tikc NJ u ore Arsenic. Ton,s. M,rcrrV
Qtinirc. Fc.riiugcs, Sti5ohliuc. 'r Ann Pa
odics ~ y kird. Tho well known a., ilici, q
~ at The en"NipuS p"lSouS proves ih'm &" y,
the offspring either 81 false medical principles
or ofmcrccnarv Cuacks. Tie -. y rcn.,dN IL
eNi.trnrc that J. both sure and harmless Is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale IN Plymouth Is ii. j.. rEB>iING
* Co..d..a e. IN Drugs medicines Gruccrie~.
Iu'y -. 1893. l8iv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
City Drug Store.

WILSON s. .a5;esrctr, keep con-
stantly on hand, splendid ass" riment Of pure
Drugs & Chemicals, paints, Oils, Narnishes,
&c. Also, a good assortment Of Toys and
Fancy Goods, a the City Drug Store, one door
West oithe Laporte Hotel, Laporte, Ind
March II, 1886. 1yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
INDEPENDENCE of PRINCIPLE

Lord Erskine was distinguished through
life for independence ofprinciple, for rigid
adherence to truth. He once explained
the rule OF his conduct, which ought to be
deeply engaved in every heart. He said
lit was the first command and consel oil
my earliest youth, always TO do what my
conscience told me to be duty. and leave
the Consequence to God. shall carry
with me the memory. and trust the prac
iice, Of this parental less IN TO the grave
/ have hitherto followed it. and have nc
reason TO complain that my obedience to
il has been any sacrifice. have founC
il, on the contrary the road Of speritl
and wealth, and | shall point the same
path 10 my children for their pursuit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
Perspiraiion,
VellOwneSs of the Skin

and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, limbs, &C., Sudden flush
es of heat, burning in the fash, Constant i'm
maginings of Evil, and great depression OF
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of
the public 10 this preparation, does so with
feeling ofthe utmost confidence in It's viz
tues and adaptation TO the diseases for which
it is recommended. 1t is no new and untried
article, but one that has stood the test OF a
ten years trial before the American people,
and its reputation and sale is unrivalled by
any similar Preparations extant. The testi-
mony in It's favor given by the most promin
ent and well kown Physicians and individu-
ais in all parts of the country is immense,
and careful perusal of the Almanac, pub
lishcd annually by the proprietor, and TO he
had gratis of any OF his Agents, cannot but
satisfy the most skeptical that This remedy is
really deserving the great celebrity ii has OBJ
tanned Principal Office and Mandatory, No.
96 Arch ST. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

New BlankS.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims of an approved shortform, and al
q very short price. are for sale at this Office.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and Ior sale
a the same place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16

RETURN OF DR.. DAvIs.--Dr. James
Davis, the gallant leader OF the old line
forces in 1854, for Congress in the 9Th
District. has been driven out of Kansas.
and comes home to engage in the fight
for Freedom and Fremont. He will be
welcomed everywhere, md Old Lineism
will wilt before him like mushrooms un.
der an August sun. A friend in Tippe.
canoe whites rs follows:
"Our whole community is in a high
state Of excitement. growing out Of the
sudden return OF James Davis from Kan
sas. he having been driven out with his
family. liz was here in 1854. Dan.
Macs's opponent. and pro slavery man
out and oui, but now commences the can
vass in a charge for Freedom and FIRE.
mont that will most certainly cxtermi-
nate Old Lineism in the 9Th District
His mark will be made wherever he
goes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-16
Jan. 90, 1856.

Having disposed of my interest in the Brick
store establishment Mt Plymouth, to my late
partner, N. II. Oglesbee, Iearnestly hope the
friends and patrons who have heretofore so lib
orally bestowed their favors, will continue
and increase them with the new firm.
TllOS. PRYCE.
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