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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS

Take no more Arsenic, TONES, Mercury,
Qninine. fel'rifugcs, Strychnine, or An,i-Peri-
odics # any kind. The well known inefiieien
cy of thee noxious poisons proves them Ia lie
the offspring either of false medical principles.
or ofmercenary quacks. The oily remedyin
existence that isboih sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
For sale in Plymouth by II. b. PERSHING'
q Co., dealer in Drugs medicines Groceries.
July 10. 1855. lSly.
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A gentleman once said he sho'd like to
set boat full Of ladies adrift on the
ocean. to see what course they would
steer; lady In the room replied: That's
easily told--thsy would steer to the Isle
Of Nan, to be sure.' 49,
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Crippled Nth Rheumatism, arm and leg per-
iShed-no hopes Of his reuocery-timeiy use
OF r. r. R-A ,ronderti;i cure.
LITTER FROM ISAAC HUDDLEsTox

Rapids Parish, La. Jnue 10 h. 1888.
Nessrs ldvay & Cor 'dway Ready Re-
lief has cured Peter May OF Rheumatism, when
there was no hopes of his ever recovering. |
hegrl of his situation AMI sent frr him. His
right arm and leg was all persisted; he had no
use e Them atall: bat by The use of yonr med
icine IN 40 months he was carrying the mail
from c berry Vile to Blrr's Ferry. | objected.
H. said ne must do something for living. Ii
has been fourteen months since he was cured.
He is now we and sworking ON his farm, and
the whole cos; Of his cure tor 20 II med cines
was five dollars. Isaac HUDDLEsToNE
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CyssSe. Sbeps,. yTCgs,

Cutie, Ss,es,ss, EGGS,
and such little things for ne, so that may
get along if remain faithful to the market.
will do that. My brother in Canada presen-
led me with rare bird Of unezampled dimen-
siens. a Shanghai Roosier.) When Iatternpt
TO speak Of this ieathered pledge of brother
hood, languague cannot cUlcc TO time. He
has strong tendency to rnn 10 legs; he is
shaggy, eye like hen, disposition courageous,
tail like the but end of featheTed buster, and
his voice like rhinoceTos with the whooping.
cough; tut cali in the market, car sell you
plenty Of other birds. but how they ever got
my chicken TO Plymouth, is uncertain. but
the carmen tell me that they switched off on
side track and made him draw the passenger
train, and for fear that he might stray away in
the night, 4 cable him 10 the wool no ;se in
the garden. But this voracious animal is eat
ing ne out of house and home, and with the
means OF the market only. | see that ore of us
must Starve. His hunger is still on the in
crease. Ihave missed some ofmy wood, PIGS,
and kittens. The poor brute has also com
menced eating ais toes. observed him look
ing strongly after Eliza and Henry. Mr. Dow
ming backed out. Call folks and see this
monster.
Oh. this feathered Know Nothing, like the
Eastern Prince, who, when he wants to ruin a
man, makes him present OF an elephant, and
will not allow him to sell, give away or kill,
but he must keep the same and be devoured
This revengeful brother, fer Some unknown
injury that have done him, has sent he this
villain, who eats as if he was the result Of o
cross between the anaconda and the Ostrich.
He must be killed, or sold Tor breaking team,
or to some Slate or Territory for curiosity
Times in New York; saw the Aston house,
city hall. white hail, and several other cor
ners, all IN the same mght-Stopping at all.
The last hing that distinctly recollect, was
trying to pay fare for three with one piece OF
money, demanding 90 change, BIT did not
getit. opposed the city hall to be an oppo-
sition steamboat. In the morning found my
SELF in bed with my clothes on, my boots I'M
der my pillow, my hat under the stove, and
my watch in the water pitcher. Il tried to
write to some one with my tooth bruSh--lolnd
it in the ink-stand. This Croton wafer inter
feres with my tender system SO much, that
think shall take TO the use of milk in the fu-
ture. What would be the effect o!brandy and
water without any waterin it, but with lit
tie lemonl
Aug. Q, 1855. 2itf
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A sleepy Deacon, who sometimes en-
gagged IN popular games. hearing the mln-
lister use the words. ''shuffle eff this NOR.
tai COLL" started up. rubbed his eyes.
and exclaimed: "Hold on!-it's my DEAL"
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A WONDERFUL discovery has recently
"a been made by DR.. Curtis of this city, in
the treatment OF Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases ofthe Lungs. We refer to DR.. Cur
it's Hygeana. or Inha.ing Hygean VaPor and
Cherry Syrup With this new method, DR..
c. has restored many afflicted ones to health,
as an evidence Of which he has iEnumerable
certificates. Speaking OF the treatment,
physician remarks, cit is evident that inhal
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapor--the medicinal properties must come
in direct contact with the Whole afal cavities
OF the lungs, and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when,in-
troduced into the stomach. and subject to the
proc SIS OF dsest ton" The Hyseana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
try-NeU York Dutchman, Jan. Ii.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under tt e
linen without the least inconvenience--the
heat OF the body being sufficient TO eyaporate
the fluid.
UTFor sale by H. B. PERSHING. Plymouth.
May 3, 1861. 7yl.
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HARD SroRr.--Thers is lady out in
Arkansas who has had seventeen hus-
bands during sixteen years aud is still
alive snd ready for another,
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Boots & Shoes Of all sorts and ST.
zes are to be found at the Brick Store.
. eel 3S.-& 81. RSBEE q CO
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Doing anything else. go to Legss01a'S
Store and find any and every thing you
want in the line of New Pure Drugs
Medicines. Paints. Oils. Dyes. Glass.
Groceries. Toys. Notions, Cigars. Tobac
CO, Fancy Goods. Stationery. Books: md
everything in the line of Country Drug.
Book and Notion Stores. at prices cheap
er than know Nothings."
Oct. 25, 1855. 32y1.
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Hurd's Golden eNlcss
FOR BEAUTIFYiIG tase RI AIR.

FOR BEAUTIFYiN G tse II A r.
TNHrS preparation is highly rerfumed. 1t
gives the hair a dark. soft, glossy and
lively appearance, which cannot be obtained
from any other article. 1t effectually cleans
es the scalp from dandruff and scurf, and keeps
the head clean and healthy. 1t prevents the
Hair from falling off or turning grey, and in
spires ii with new life and vigor. Hurd's Col
den Gloss is put up in large bottles, and sold
al the low Price OF twenty-five cents. by all the
principal dealers in Drugs, Medicines and
Fancy Goods throughout the world.
o. X. TRIP, Wholesale ag't, fremont House
Detroit, Mich, and II. B. PERsHlNG, Plymouth
Ind. Sept 90, 1855. cyl
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~ II ~ :
N a. -. - 49,
LIFE AND DEATH,
CUTTHg UtStdStS % tHt ~ II. III.
EsaIWay,s Ready Relief

Is 10 be used In all cases Where there is pam
rhe moment it is applied externally, or taken
internally, il will aliay the nostior uring ache.
pains, cramps, spasms, burns. scalds. &C., and
quicker than Morphine, Clioroiorm, Veratrlne
or any other anodync or remedy that has ever
been used by medical men.
it is safer than these dangerous remedies
The public will bear in mind that Chloroforn.
Morphine, Opium, &c, only stlfle the pain by
SUPPLYING the senses, SO that the perceplve
faculties loose the power of feeling, and that
after the infaenc or these narcotics have pas
ed from the system, the pain again breaks ont
with its terrible pangs, with renewed violence.
Railways Ready Relief stops the pain and
removes the cause or the disease that occa-
sions il: il inluSes new life into the weak and
diseased parts. 1t brlces up the nerves, aud
establishes i'll the system "a reaction of health
and strength i'll place of pain, weakness and
disease.
As counter irritant. Rldwys Ready Re-
Iief anplied to the surface of the body, where
there is inflammation congestion, 1t w il in
stantly scatter the congested blood, tqualiZes
the circulation. aud i'll few minu:es The most
excrucating pains arc removed. This may be
sen in cases of Lumbaeo, Cont, and Rheuma-
iism in their most terrible forms where ala ap-
plicatian of r always Ready Relief will re-
store the patient to ease and comfort.
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TINE best assortment OF I]ndexlecycS. Col.
u lars, Chime sets. yaconett Edgings, Dress
Trimmings and Bonnet Ribbons ever brought
to this market, you will find at the Brick Store.
oct 25. As @32--
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III oH .Fp ID Eve eg Ill e 9
~ SaddIery, Cutlery, &c.

III oR ko I'd Eve eg III e .
~ Saddlery, Cutlery. &c.
EoSaFH'HE Subscribers arc now re-
& Is 4 ceiving the following, direct from
the Eastern Manufacturers and old
w England. We have now on hand a
Larger stock than can be found
elsewhere in the west. We have added many
new articles. as we'll as increased those here
to ore kept. which will be sold at Gin lnnati
prices, with the addition eflreight. Among the
articles of which we have full assortment. !.
Ta5le and POctet Cuflery--The best assert
ment ever offered in the west
Building Mlteriqls-Such as Locks, catches,
butts, hinges, screws glass &c.
Carpenters and C0ODer'S TOOls--A full as
sortment ofchisels, hand and Tenant Saws,
planes, drawing knives &c.
Cabinet Makers Goods Mahogany and wal
nut veneers ard knobs, till. chest, cup board
looks, table hinges, bed caStorS, glue, &c.
BtacFSmith'S T'oOlS--Such as anvilS, vices,
screw plates, bellows, hammers. raSps, files;
Shoenberger's IRON steel plow moulds, &c.
Gansmitk Ma;eriGls-LockS, triggers, tubes
gun mountry and barrels, pistols, game bags,
caps, TASKS &c
boiling cloths, mill cross, cut and circular
saws files &c.
For Farrners--All kinds of farming utensils
plows, corn shelters, hay cutters, cast steel
and steel back scythes. cradles, FORKS rakes
spades, shovels, hoes, &c.
Carriage Trimming s-Enameled and plain oil
cloths, faces, Irnges, lining>. hub bands, bel
low, smokes. .hiits, axleS. springs. &c.
Sadllery Hardware, d Harness Mounting
A larg" assortment saddle trees, buckles,
stirrnps, names, enlmelled and patent leather
morocco, sheep and calf skins, &c, &c. We
design keeping every article in that line.
Ais ); Shocnberger iron nails, and Belmont
nails. log, trace, halter and fifth chains. lead
pip. pumps, axes, curry-conb>, patent and
common strap hinges, grind stones and irons
window sash, &c. &C.. for sale, mt wholesale on
retail, al the sign of the Big Paddock, No. %
Wes', and IS EIst, Washington street.
n. b. Having made arrangements for the
sale ofHls & Mtchelfs Diyion made Horse
Collars in this State we VIII sell at a small adj
vance above Dayton prices,
Fl. S. KELLOGG & SON.
| indianapolis, Jan. 81 1856 46vI
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MANUFACTURERS OF
lin. Sheet Iron ana Copaeywa.e,
Y. Il. BROWN

M GUILD most respectfully inform lie
w citizens Of Marshall county, that tlsr
are now under full Roadway, ana are prerarel
tofurnish any article in Their line. n iba6e
lower than customers have heretofore ieta
IN the habit paying, and perhaps little
loweTthan ary other establShme nj in t!.is mar
of Northern indiana.
C are practical workmen ourselves, end
manu- acture our own wares o the very Test @.
stock, and aS We intend making il ? perp,anen,
buSlness-pefhaps for Ii e, our customers NAV
rest assured that we VIII sell them none bur
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they can be afforded elsewhere in the town.
lie also has -Four, Pork and Bacon. which
he Offers at very low figures. The farmers
and other citizens Of Marshall county have his
warmest thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended to him, and he hopes to merit con-
tinuance. ssai - f.4sN
June %, 1855. 1875.
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FAREaEFe'S AGENCY,
Es'egaZ s. SeeI Store.
LEMON g. SON,
One door South of the Post Office,
L;lDOrfe, ENdjnN:s.

A LII kinds of Seels, Farming implements,
"A Fruit and Ornamental II ees. House Plants
&c, Finished on the most favorable terms.
USnbscriptions received for all Agricultural
Papers published in the United States. All let
iers addressed TO u.s. in regard TO our line of
business. will receive prompt attention.
july 90. 1888. 1881
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Good and Cheap Articles.

nc Laales Shall De promptly waited upon,
and can have any article in our line manu- ac-
tured or repaired 10 order and on short notice.
u We shall adopt as an invariable rule
No disaPp0tntmehfs when work is promised
Shop two doors north OF the brick store &.
the sign OF "rin shop across the side walk.
Hass and most articles OF country Pro
duoe taken in exchange. Call AMI see Us.
May 3, 1888. II
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- OD WI 20 To the Brick Store
and buy an Umbrella. and be ready fOr the
next rainy day. lsarpae' ct2s-32-
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No. l..

Diseases and complaints cDused by exposure
andatmospheric Changes, orer phich Rndr0y' s
Ready Relief and Rdd,oay Regulators poss-
es.s the mott remarkable cWatirc p0,rers. and
,chich wiH readily yield to the r. r. Remedies.
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jon. eRGsfEN'.
InO RotiouG.

So started for Plymouth thinking that was
i'll bat Henry sid it just meant him. Well
let hirn sell them; must try 10 make a live
iihood by strict attention 10 the market and
garden. but II. says that he will buy some
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Drcgs, Books, and all articles sppertaining TO
the same. Occupying two rooms, the finest
and most extensive in the city, and having
Goods to filth same he does not hesitate to
invite his numerous friends and acquaintance.
(Which business of ten years in La Porte.
has given him. to call and and examine his
Stock, which he is now receiving. ,-.f
Druggists, Merchants, Grocers, Pedlars and
others buying Goods to sell again, he cordi-
ally invites to call Buying Goods principally
by the package, he iatters himself that he can
furnish the same at as low prices as they can
be bought in any market. in less quantities.
g. B. ROBERTS.
Lsporte, July 10, 1855. lyW.
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Winter. BOnnets-Latest Styles.
to be had cheap, at the Brick Store.
oct 25, 1885 32-
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HURD'S HAIR RESTORER.
Producing Hair O2 Bald Heads

sHH'S preparation has never failed to pro-
1 duce new growth of hair, VIXEN used
according 10 directions. 1T is designed ex-
preSsly Tor the growth of the hair, whereas,
nearly all articles advertised for this purpose,
are in reality designed only for the toilet
hence the unparalleled success of Iiur9' s Hair
Restorer. Fora superior article for the toilet,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-19


WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
SkNArE.-The Senate made an amendmen,
| appfopriating SIS 900 for the Capitol exten.
sion and $500, 900 for the continuance of thu
Washington Aqueduct.
Senate then took recess OF two hours.
HousE.-The passed bill appropriatinc
x2o0,O00 for the establishment Of Naval
Depot ut Brunswick, Ga.
The Senate bill regulating the pay Of mem
bers was taken up.
Mr.. Orr offered substitute; instead OF
paying $500 per year, he proposed $4,000
Tor the entire Congress-, covering the present
one-the mileage to remsin Ne same - now;
deduction to be made for voluntary absence,
and the books Of members to be paid for out
OF their compensation. He said members
were poorly paid, and il there was desirS
to preserve anything like purity, they must
be placed beyond the reach Of reasonable
temptation.
Various Intellectual motions were made to
lny the bill on the table. Az amended by
Mr.. Orr, passed by l0l to 90.
A resolution giving the usual extra com
pensation to the House employees, was
adopted.
Much confusion prevailed throughout the
P'ooccuiukss uuu ocC8SlOO8i desperate e1Orto
were made by crowds Of members to have
their several bills taken up under the sus-
pension of the rules. The presiding officer
was frequently annoyed by hundred voices
crying Mr.. Speaker, in order to secure al in
dividual recognition that they might move
their respective measures.
Amid the turmoil the House passed the bin
providing for the appointment in the Army
OF four Surgeons and eight assistant Sur
geons; also, the bill for tho survey of the
Southern boundary Of Kansas, and the Sem
nte bill amendatory to the act regulating the
fees, costs and general expenses of the Ju-
dietary.
The bill making appropriations for carry
ing the mails on the ocean steamers was then
considered. An amendment was adopted
N committee, authorizing notice to be given
Tor the termination Of the arrangement for
the additional allowance for the trsnsports-
ton Of the mails between New York and
Liverpool in the Collins line. Without dis
posing of the bill the House adjourned.
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A WUE's PRAvER.-If there is any thing
that comes nearer TO the imploration Of Ruth
to Noami than the subjoined, We have not
seen 1t
Lord, bless and prescve that dear person
whom thou hast chosen to be my husband ~
let his life be long and blessed, comfortable,
and holy; and let me also become . great
blessing unto him and sharsr in oil his cor.
rows, meek helper in al the accidents and
changes In this world, and make me amiable
and dear to him Unite his heart to me. in
all the dearest love and holiness, and mine
to keep him in I'll sweetness, charity, com
Pliance! Keep me from oil usgsntlensss,
observation-disclosures, and unrcasonabeness Of
passion and humor, and make us humble and
obedient, useful and observant, that we NAV
feel delight in each other, according to thy
blessed word, and both Of " may rejoice in
thee, having our portion in the the love and
service Of God forever! Amen"
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Tslegraphtc News.

CHARLESTON, Is. CD Aug. l5.-Thers are
no new cases Of yellow fever in this city,
There 10 little apprehension felt that the dis
ease will become an epidemic.
NEW foRx, Aug. l5.-The Dutch steamer
boroussis, from Hamburg, arrived here to.
day.
Advices from ST. Domingo, Aug. Sd, state
that . revelation is in progress there, grow
ing out OF the Spanish treaty which favors
the ascendancy OF Spain. The Spaniards
being the most numerous wished to hoist the
Spanish dag again, and citissns and soldiers
are hastsning 70 the Spanish Consul, TO get
registered - Spanish citixens. Great ex.
cltemcnt has arisen in consequences. All tri-
bunAls are closed, business suspended. md
the President and Cabinet threatening to re-
sign. Foreigners and liberals are looking
cautiously for government to pro tect them.
The Liberals say the Spanish Consul 10 on
posing the ratification Of the American trca-
~, and thwarting the American Consul in all
his measures.
ALBANY, Aug. 1.-The great American
meeting, last night, was one OF the largest
ever held in this city. Delegates were pres.
ent from New York, Troy, LansingburR, Co.
hoes, Greenbush. DC. II il estimated that
io,OOOpersons were on the ground aud in the
hall OF the capitol.
The principal speakers were r. A. Has,
0trouck, /. Granger, Geo. Coppoway, h. 4.
Wood, T. II. Bond, Il. o. Perrin, s. Glover,
and others. Several bands Of music, and q
large number Of banners, transparencies,
&C., accompan led the procession. II extend
Cd from the capitol steps arosnd the Park,
down State street to the post ONCE, and some
distance along Broadway. Jno. NJ. Wilder
was President.
WnEsLtSo, Va, Aug. ia Republican
association eas been formed here called the
Republican Association Of Ohio County. T..
n. Norton, President. They have adopted
the Philsdelphia Platform, and appointed
committee for the purpose Of forming :
Fremont and Dayton electoral ticket for
Virgins.
WAsarS0ros, Aug. l5.--The Democrats
think SUFFICIENT number OF Republicans
Tor practical purposes will secede from the |
Kansas restriction amendments 10 aprro-
priation bills, while on tho CONTRARY the Re.
,abicans declare they will continue 1 solid
,halanx without wavering. The last veto Of
no Presidsnt i Of bill for the Improve
nent Of Patapsco River, MARYLAND. fstoss
ave become % common - not 70 excite sur
rise. /
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Eds. GAZETTE Your note in the paper al
this morning, in relation to the Kansas pris.
oners, though not intended, is calculated 70
mislead the public. The application for a
hnbeas corpus was made, and after full ex-
animation Of the case, finding that the in
dictment fer treason, charged the offence ms
within the Constitution, and that the defend
ants were arrested under warrant issued by
theCourt on the Indictment, refused the az.
piication for the writ, rs there was no ground
from the face OF the papers, TO hold the de-
tention a. illegal, and that was the one which
the prisoners, on the habeas corpus, could be
released.
The counsel asked leave to withdraw the
papers, with the view Of amending the re-
turn, and granted them to him.
l noted upon certified copies of the indict-
meni and the warrant under which the pris-
oners were held. JOHN MCLEAN.
EATING Doc.-At q recent Buchanan meet
ing IN Genoa, Cayugu County, ono of the
Speakers, butcher and market man named
Rogers said, among other foolish things,
your Sol. Fremont ate dogw Whereupon
y voice replied, she never eat half as much
uos as 'he most Of the people in this room"
'Prove ~ exclaimed the orator. Here n
wei known man arose and with q yicto-
rious smile reloined 81 shouldn't think
you would ask any proof Of man who has
made sausages for yon ms long a. | have .,
II Is needless to add tina, this was clinchcr.
and that the point Of Mr.. Rogers speech
was rather blnnted.
Az UNCOMMON uectRaEscg.-The Albanv
hnickerbocker says . very singular AT.
TAR occurred in the court Of general sessions
ut the last term. A woman was brought un
ard arragned before her own brother. who
was on the bench, on the charge Of KEEPING
a house OF prostitution. The brother sat
motionless and pale as marble, but stern and
.n'exiole as the Roman father who passed
the sentence OF death on his own son. Tba
woman, although old in crime and lost to /
shams, was so overcome by the scene that on /
reaching her seat she wept burning tears. /
u was scene that is rarely witnessed, and
We hope never 70 see the like again.