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Mss EMMA STAsLxY's BENEFIT At Nrnrof f-Tbis b,,b,,
eutso isag annouaces her frs benefit. aud almost her
ias1 appearance at Nibo's Garden or sD evening and
viii avrbness receive from an cvsrSowirs hon, sufa
Glen. proof m the great poprariy she has already ac
qured dis city On this oassson Hiss Stanley will re-
peat her very interesting entertainment ssThe s,ven
Ages Of Womau and once Dorc display tat rare ON
binaon Of innate allen! ard rare ts which has
already established hN rccuation one Of the most
talented arsis that has ever gaseo Thousands who
have seen Miss Stanley will Justify u IN saying that
nsr triumph is IS weu deserved as II Is complete
ana We trust that she VIII Tho occasion OF her benefit
receive convincing proof tha As Is properly appre.
cia'ed mere It rs really remark ble thing tha, sin.
gie individual rnaied by any ,,her accessory lhsa
change OF costume ard slight mascal
can keep an im1lcnkc audience attentive anc highly
amused during whole evenings yet Miss Er ma Stanley
does this nrhty and have yet to meet the ars per
son who denies 10 her combination Of talents aud &C.
compishments at once surprising and unusual. Her
sasng pianoiorte playing, daneug elocuton and ex-
'raordnsry ncncy IN various languages afford her the
power OF hcidng her audience completely spellpouLd
and II is Thing to marvel at that any individual ospe.
ciay lady can, withort the slightest appearance cf
fatigue, give of life like portraits OF every cye
and condition Ia voice. look, action and manner with
songs in halfa dozen languages Merit such dis
played by Miss Emma Stanley should be freely admitted
and hberaly pa,ronized. Let Niblos be crowded TO-
Eight.
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BrOOklyn Csty News.

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HrEo GoSE- Mr. penysci ne
nyse one Of The lew surviving heroes o. the Revolution
died al his residence in Fatbush r. T. on uo 20h Inst
He born IN tho town of New Utrecht the 18Th or
October, 1If0, ard consequently % wears of age
lie anticipated N the bates OF tong isand Trenton
Princeton aud pres IA several other contests In
the OF 1872 he re- tct captains commission and
was stationed NJ Fort Greene. lie also present al
the evacuation Of New York by the British.
FATAL Oou .Rsscs-Ycsierday, young man named
Geofgs Rcdncd accidentally fell down light Of stops in
front Of his residence In Carroll place and stirling his
bead uron the hasgirg rup,ured blood veese ron the
tae " OF which ne died shortly Thereafter. He was
WI ott family Tho Coroner held inquest lrd yer.
di., In accordance wac rendered.
sfaors AcnDsu.-patrck Rorko, emrloy, 1 ~ pork
packing establishment, M tn fo,t II friy sr.e. r,e,
wlh scrious accident yesterday moInng he wa On.
cared with another man IN cutting up tho csrcase ar
t1e ben the cleavcr Of his feos wor yuan str-k TT
ID The r'sh hand, severpg two fingers and sptnae t.
lsed the Vrst BE win be maine for 1 q,
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MELVILLE, Crawford Co, July II, 1890

Tolnies in IsTnsyinrui1--Ftsa.ga'i's I'ropsss
Ihavc been making short tour through tie rura'
districts Of Pennsylvania and chci IN place y day
There Is gathering Of the people Coins IN relation
10 the choic. n Inc Of railroad which abou, 10 DO
oonstf ucted al th place. aud hevc had good
opportunity for Judging o. public sentiment vita regard
the Presidential Candidates am utterly surprised at
tie charge "a public opinon which Il taking place tns
state in reference to Nr. Buchanan. have myself
Vsrscd with scmc OF the saune hest OF oid school
democrats In ihis vicinity, who have htn.rto never
swerved from their party and | dnd them determined
10 aanaon tne Cincinnati deate and support Coouel
fremont fher Csrgaon expression u, "Jsmes Bu.
chanan s w long tar1es Buchanan; he is on plat
form mirry Ftpadiaie, anu will Longer upert
him You may rely o. What say to you, tae Covutl
l. sweeping everything before him, aud IA | me idga
Il on what have seen snd heard he viii casy the
Tat
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annual iCommencemen ~ Columbia CoAieSe
Ihs institution ceebrs,sd It's one hu sdred ana econd
annaH commencement yesterday at Niblo's Garden Tn
'heare was possible more crowded than al tae las.
commencement aid presented a. brilliant representa-
'ion OF beauty n H not perhaps generally known that
IA regard 70 the r there is great rivslr between
Co'umoa College end the unyersty--that is between
INC students. OF course IT is not be supposed hat
Nesase venerable ih.osophic and dcnIfed faculties
tning TO do with it, although II is but natural
tt the should feel interest in the contest Another
note ~sN 10 ieliure about these coumencements is th
larse er Of bouquets are flung upon the saget
us NOR f,. 'red students by their fair friends.
Is insinus,c5 5hs: the same foras offerings are
thrown on tho star. at least dozen times turing the en-.
crcses and that eva studsni sNer he re4ros distri
butes them among c- frsnds Of Ge next who presents
himself, an WHO hosen In the rsnae way. en- hi.
occasion there seeec 70 y 10 eid TO the bouquets an
y thero nc ruth the nsnuasion, thcve We're enough
Opposed Of 10 have the fortune Of the p0aqit man
hiuse In addition 70 the attraction presented by tn
ladies, there was a very fine bs1d, which performed
curing the Intervals btween the exercises. was some
the after ten O'Clock when the faculty of the college,
me theatre In process o-.he professors and guests
taxing 9s their = seats on tn stage The Hon char.s
which, on ibis occasion, happened to be a sofa.
~ MSS distlngushcd from the other members Of the
ha sen their seats the President anpounced the order
y eSeeses ana te rarnes o. sne sls.s as eacn came
upor ,se s,s,o,v snse To- aUwins lsfAs programe-
Iata Satisfactory, rocn--C'harlss c. suydam.
sngLsa salalasory, ora,iou-wlNiam T. Van Riper.
German Salu,atory. address-Maturin h Delafed.
Grafton, ''rxnucton o. sfIapgnages'-Wuiara W Ayres.
Grafton, Course q Impre'-George Il. Kingsand.
Grafton, .Modest, oascience'--Leonard ". Kip Jr.
Uraiio-, 'Eplor r'-'w,liamy J Ssabury.
Qra'.or, r'rnc.ples not Men'-William = Shepard,
fo,"";; "1ls Myal Y I.ts"-J Francis Walton,
Grafton, The Rsal -.'o.dn ssa5sm1' Sagsr
Grafton ''Tatrc,ism of Pesce''--N Naar! :; amman.
safna Won
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LONDON, July IL, 1917.
gsi7tfsson Brooding over MS irtc Dsfsofs--fno.
fher Crcsc TO be Piucked piti Morcy--Aajooyn.
menf Of Pdriiamcnt- TIE Facts Of fAe M 4af
Asar-Repub,icon Fyw,sev'sm-- The Pea u1as
Emrfh Of July Ceistrafion-7he dnersca4
C.cero-Donisi IN the Lions De.--Grand 1Ssii-
ta,g sr.ctoets N Honor Of the Return ofhe
Guards frJ-n The Crimca, &C., SC.
All is ii--~n Ia the political world Since lord
rslmerstor va. cAiyei 30 Unexpectedly TO gup
down on Ambassador aud three Consuls, he has
be,n quietly but Abot,ously engaged digestnp the
the nsuseous dose. There T. NJ doubt. whilst chow.
ing this bitter cud, he has been ccn'cmpatins ga !.
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MATRIMOaIAI..


A yoJ NG LADY, ETGHrwEN YEARS or AGE. WITH
"a nosf eiurson. hnr face and naure aad saiabe
a~ftsen w0N - a. cnrrt-pond wrh gentleman OF
Ne@iM ara #*s# - .tHs wth view ~ nlsfrtnao1y.
Adass.t, - ~ u. y, a, ciy Pot oficc.
A GrSftNMkA. rHvfTY TwO YEARS or AGr.
~ so cats,a 4 .nTsr~d Ia tho wn ss grocery busl.
osMn str hpn~e N tf@ urres tie city, and
eaunif 80 - No EoFih r'ssa iln,,a 4s.nins cor
So Va vew " aiarirnat Ia cay mus y a'olngcal
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4 wipuwRs sBoJ FsFrr tEsRsoF AoE DOING
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u frm. - se1asssne~ 2, ~ teaea7tsrud dow OF
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uarrhaA Nhw "a - ~ lnas ~ Aooe no8lnS and %
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- $50 .srs uns sossouea - eoany W. or from ne
r0lNry NsstffrVd An nNnAsfioaF cpurfsrual Peese
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LvoFsiA Nulf.ANTE Will, tPos REcElrr ov u
II aisA4rwt @mnps sead seffees deltfea.
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NNw Nnfk
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rEt caisr, Ntw rsk
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LrREMoST AND DAYTON MEN,
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for the portraits Of your candidates published in
THE NEW YORK SUN
a to-day, ircluding biography of Fremont, by
HokA )E GREELEY.
Fillmore friends bought very largely yesterday;
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In dis ,burng tae
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W THE GREY EYED MAN
NICARAGUA.
TALE OF CHrvALRY AND PASSION.
DEDICATION.

70 the memoir ,S @ nnca ray he en % ni j
ssed Who er msp,yreo a holy cause; TO a who honestly
strive p extend the biess.gs ere a,,csa9 s
JnIy 4 lstf 'i'' H's epaAPn Wa TIE AU THOR
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18


~ How quickly the chilling blasts cf win
ter developes the diseases peculiar to our va
rial,le climate. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pain
and Aching # the Bones, the effects Of Mer-
cmy, Old Sores aud such like "a c'ions, hang
on US like an incubus. M1ny are not aw IRE
that the chief cause of mott of the diseases
with WHICH mankind are afflicted proceed d.
rectiy from imPurity of the blood or depraved
state OF the system. bat such is unq1estionabiy
the fact. No disease can exist when the blood
is free from inpnrify- This desirable result
can only be obfai:sei by timely resort to Car
ters Spanish Mixture. which is unquestionably
The best remedy yet discovered TO purify the
blood and expel from the system the lnrking
Injections which cnuse such serious and dam
gerous results IN the thousands Of cases q
Scrofula, Neuralgia, Syphilis and others Of the
very worst forms of disease which have been
treated by Clrters Spanish Mixture, the pro-
prietors have yet to hear Of the first case in
which il faced to relieve, and in short time
permanently effect cure. We wish the az
flictcsI1n ny 1.-THE use Of a gle bottle will
tell better than anything W. can sly in is IA
yor. tdl3ml.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

INHE NEW YORK LEDGER has now a,
Il tanned The extraordinary Giro ulstion o
One Hon lred and Ninety Thousand copies
The LED1ER is devoted 10 POLITE LITER.
ATCRE. ORIGINAL TALES, SKETCHES,
POETRY, ESSAYS, GOSSIP and CURRENT
NEWS, and maintains hish MOI al tone. II
is everywhere ackno yledgel to he tie best
family paper in The world. fierce its exiraor-
dinarj and unheard If pop ilarity. Mr. BON
NER, the rropr;e.,r of the LEDGER, employs
the best talent in the country. AL by so dom;
makes the best pafer Such writers as Fanns
Fern, S;lyanus Cobb. IT,. uud ncrsnn E,.n-
=, are permanent ~ epg iged H. and Will
WI Tor no other paper bcrcaf or, Mrs.
S Courtney, also ,sconstinily writes for IL; so do
host OF other popular authors including Mrs
nm ID. 4. N. S,ufhworih, Alice Cry, Mrs.
Vaughn. Mary W. Stanley Gibson. Clara Sgd
Bey, &c, &c, The LEDGER is | e III i.ully H.
lnstrated every week.
The NEW YOaK LEDGE3 is print ii on
beautiful Waite pal G, aud is com. posed of cigh.
pages, making I. e hanskomest weekly paper
in the country. 1t is pnblis he'd every Sa,ur-
day, and sold at all the ews Offices in every
city and Town thr, u yhout the country /: aud is
mailed Tor subscribers At TWO ds II rs per an
mum; two colies arc sent Tor thres dolllrs.-
Any person ob'aning eigh, sub.cribers at
81 90 each. (Which Is eur lowest club rates J
aud sending us SI2 wiil b. entitled TO owe copy
Free. Terms nvari .bly in advance. Address
all letters 10
ROBERT BONNER, Publisher N. Y.
LEDGER, al Ann Street, N. Y,
n B.-N,w is a good Time TO subscribe as
EMERSON .BENNE IT'S Great O iginal Novel
OF FRONTIER LIFE, vii, be commenced in
the Ledger or the FIST ( Janiary.
sIf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

The Theological Seminl Try. (Oll School Pres
byicrian,) leI e:oforc located in New biry.
has been removed I" Illinois, within seven
miles OF Chicago. The citizens Of that i'y have
subscribed 100000 towards chdow ing she in
si;tufion. ltis expected that the endowment
fund will reach $3.50, 900; which will be sufiici-
ent tn pay aFl The expenses cfihe students
The C. nnrn .sioners met Mt Chicago on the 9th
ut, and elected Drs. f ID. McMas'ers and
Thomas f. Thorn 8 Professors. third chair
has been created, and Pr feSsor elected io Gil
(. The narie however has net Z; iranspircl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

NOTICE is hereby ,iven, that in pursu-
In ance Of an order Of the Marshall G 'uniy
Court Of Common Pleas, at it, October Term,
1856, held at the town of PlymoHth in the
County o. MARSHAL and a'e Of Indiana. on pro-
ceedirg, pending therein. on u com. lint for
partition { Real Es'aie. wherein Nancy Gum
was plaintiff, and ID ,ni,l Gum, Moses Ginn.
Nathaniel Snir,lnd, u ,ria Shirland, Ransom
Barber and Angelina Barber wer, defendants
will of IF TO- sale at private sale from and az
Ter the a6:h day of Janury 1857, at said Own
of plymouth, the following described Real E.
tate io-w:t; the West half Of the N nth e lst
,art,r Of Section hi t.. w (32) in township
,hir y-four ca N ,r,l, oi Range one "a East,
in said Co.uty and S,afc. Said land is 10 be
sod f,r not less than the appraised value,
which Is Nine II inbred DJllars. Terms
Cash in hand.
A. C. CAPR0N Commissioner.
TIE. IL lo56-4f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Neru advertisement.
A NEW BOOK.
,IME suBscR Der WOULD RESP

DNlE SUBSCR Der WOULD RESPECT
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Song OF Lightning" Song Of hon." &c, & :,
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Tue b,ok will b. prin:ed upon the finest
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Be particular in dircct ng your Letter 70
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Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dc. Is. 1656.-llmI. .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

Missouri BuRDEa RurriASisM -OYE
OF ITS Rewards. We ere informed that
tho President of the Pacific RsiIrond
Company Of Miss ,uri. recently paid o
visit 10 England. with view to procure
loan for the benefit Of the road. uuon
the security OF The mortgage bonds Of The
company. On presenting his proposals
and securities TO British capitalists, he
was gravely and peremptofily informed
that they could not reciprocats. They
had heard Of the lawlessness Of the peo-
pie OF Missouri. OF their invasion Of, and
crimes commilie.i in. The territory OF
Kansas. and were fully Of the opinion
that; transactions with surh n people
would be too pslpably unsafe TO be adj
visable. Rsmons;rance was useless
They had made up their mind the whole
moncyed interest OF Greet Britain wa,
with them. hnd the President of the Pa
cific Railroad was forced to return home
with an empty pocket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Diseasc-lts Cure.

There are thousands OF cases throughout Tue
county Of scrosu,a. inciPicnt Phthis;c- bon :
chi,is, dys; eosia, enlargement of the LIVER, aud
.: her disess ofan in 'ractic"b be on dangerous
character which might be spec diy cured by Tie
use # few bottles II H'r'eJ's SarsaPar'll".
Indeed this wonderful r,s'ori'ivs Is the hrsi
and most essential rem dy Tor the safe and Ell
fectual cure of IL various complaints ior viii Ia
il is especially lesis ,ed, nnl when used ac-
corning to directions fully sustains all the
merit that is claimed for IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

IIUaoRs CT FALCON BRIDGE We have
whiled away many pleasant hours in
the perusal ef this book. an advance copy
OF which vas sent us by The publisher.
T. b. Peterson, l02 Chesnu, Street. Phil
adeIphia. II is large duodecim, volume
hound.'ia cloth. price Si,25. 1; is pub
lishee for the benefit Of the authors Wild
ow aud children. and is really delight
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laugh should order i, Immediately. With
thiszbook in hand the storm without may
rage in vain. nothing s1ve cold or hun
ger can tempt the reader to lay il by
until be has finished il.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

LirTLk DsRRrTr--By Charles Dick
eas. The author Of "Pichwiek Papers,
Bleak House Dickens Ner Stories. :
!. Cd Curiosity Shop. >" otirer T'rist.''
MaTta Ckuzzleuit," Nicholas NicL
feby." ..Baraably Rudge." "Christmas
Stories" "Daoid Coppelfeid." Sketch
Is by Boz" r 3. Peterson. Phiiadel-
Ihia. No. l02 Chestnut Street. publisher.
illustrated edition. Price 30 cts. in pa
pr c1vefs.
This is one Dickens bes. works OF 6c-
ton. The publisher will send copy ~
any one by mail. free Of postage. on re
ccipi OF Fifty C-n's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

Coin SEaP.-The weather has been
cold enough for a few days past to salts
~ the most fssl;diors. There was IA
rioas blow Saturday night and Sunday
accompanied with snow. Monday NOR
ming he thermometer touched zero. l
has moderated very little since. The
sleighing isvery good. aud many. we no
ticr, are enjoying the sport. We are
cooped up in cur Office. not IA Wing time
scarcely 10 glance at the sieighins par
ties as they fly along the streets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

Ir The Wholesale Grocery establishment
of J. w. Robbs y Co., is another Fort Wayn,
House. deserving the no ice Of retail dealers in
this place and vicinity. Oar Merchants will
no doubt consult tnsir interest by senling their
orders 20 this House. Their Stock is rery
Large, comprchelding every article almost IN
the Gtcc, ~ Iinei and rs they have The repu'a-
ton If being liberal, cn,erprising, business
men. we havs no doubt they will sell Goods
as low as they can be bought in any o'htr
Western City. lllm6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18


II We wtuld cal the atteation OF orr Mer-
ohauss To the advertisement in THIS weeks p +.
psrof iIse firm of WILLIAMS & UrEsrss, Wkose
ssie Gro<ers. Fort Wayne, Ind. Their stock
consists ola general assortment of Groceries
together win every thing that is usually found
in store, except dry goods. Their cohnec-
ton with SOM OF the best, Oldest and nell
kno,cn Houses in the East AIRS item f.sili-
Ii IS in Isyius in their stock; unsurpassed BY
any other House in the West.
Taey IRE therefore enabled to furnish any
thing in their linz, freish, considered, as low
can be bought i 4 N. York, Ciacinn t; C al
eayos or any other Msrssf
F,rt WAYNE is now within TIVE or three
heurs ri lie from this place, uninterrupted by
any eh mgc OF cars. Merchants therefore, Ia
this place aad vicinity, can obtain any thing
,hey may need in the line If Williams 8 Hues-
tvs. in lev hours, thereby avoiding The sx-
peuse, delays aud loss e rime, occasioneI by
purchasing or ordering from. q greater di>trnce.
Wzkams 4 Haestis have but one price, and
those Offering from them. vii obtain goods Of
tue aame quality and price, as If there in per-
son 70 purcfzse-
fyu wedId therciore save both money and
fs"e purchase Of Williams & Haests, Whole
sale Grocerr. NJ s.. olu,nb:a street. For
Wayne. nd. [llm6
FALp4p1r MED'csSk.-Tsis is the season
ofths year whea Gods and Coaes, .rs mos
~.1----<o.E~~-1 I~..<~<-- O..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

CO As nothing could be more unex-
cepIionsble :han his bearing during the
Presidential contest. so nothing can be
more cIeditable than Col. FREMONT
ready ncquiescenre in the expressed will
Of The people. He will Immediately re :
turn TO the wo;k Of recording his discov.
cries, and will soon publish another vol
ume OF a scientific character, which viii
be issued in style credi,able TO the
American press.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

A KIND SuGGEsTioS.-!a order to save
d. al Of useless labor 10 The hundreds
of Democratic aspirsnis &c. Office. they
Will permit US 10 assure them that there
will be TO election OF any Officer by the
Joint brilot OF The next Legislature.
The Republican Senators are not the
dogs it would seem they are supposed TO
be by those who think an election by
joinl-blIlot possible ibid. Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
Domestic Attachment

Austin r. Gould,
VS..
Morris NJ. TIorran,
The pitsbrrg, Fl. Wayne. and Chicago Rail
Road Company, Garnishse.
wv HEREAS, G. Summons aud wri' OF
wv Attachment werc on the 9th Of Dec,
inst, issue by me against the defendant
Morris NJ. Horran, reiurnable on this 18th o.
December, 1856, at 10 O'Clock a.. m. which
summons has been returned by the osicer
holding The same. ''no, 70 n this is there
iore to noify the par les in this cause that
the same is continued until the 9th day o:
January. 1857, {, tr al at my Office in lynn.
outh, at 10 o'cl ak, a. m OF said day.
NJ. w. SAITH, Jus ice, (sEAL.
plymouth, Dec.1j, l8j6.-ilt3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18
HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs TAKE


bffoNtVN' O'o-fy"i} ~ fo'"'
D<ar Sir--Your German Bi'ters are taking
the lead Of all other medicines fos chronic DIS
eases, &C., and are selling raril lily. Please
send us another box im.nediafely or we shall
be ont before il arrives.
Truly yorrs. LYNCH & DAVIS.
Macon, Gro, jan. 7. 1851.
d.. f L. SrROHECKEi said: Il am happy
to say that yeur German b. tsrs are gsnfnS
great repu; alton. ;hink il will. in future,
sell yer. rapidly"
M,xTIcEiLo, Geo. Oct 6, 1872.
: W. MAXEY x ca. said: " Jur biiiers,
though entirely unknown before IN this &C un-
", have sold rapidly and given satisfaction
s,..., ntlxc rfiseinenf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-12-18

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